we will purchase according to market conditions, and with the view to preventing tightening conditionst are inconsistent with countering the downward impact of the pandemic on the projected part of inflation. in addition, the flexibility of purchases over time, across asset classes and among jurisdictions, will continue to support the smooth transition of monetary policy. if favorable financing conditions can be maintained it asset purchase flows that do not exhaust of the envelope over the net purchase horizon of the pack, the envelope may not be used in full. equally, the envelope can be recalibrated, if required, to maintain favorable financing conditions to help counter the negative pandemic shot to the part of inflation. we will continue to reinvest the principal payments from maturing securities purchased until at least the end of 2023. the future rolloff of the portfolio will be managed to avoid interference with the appropriate monetary policy sums. third, net purchases, and the asset purchase program, will continue at the monthly piece o f -- pace of 20 billion euros. we expec

looking at that sunshine, windy conditions today. as we look to tuesday afternoon and especially by tuesday night into wednesday morning, the heaviest rain expected with this an atmospheric river, still looking wet for wednesday afternoon into thursday. we have shower chance is by the end of the week into the weekend as another weather system moves in. >>> let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic with windy conditions as we start off our day. >> here is a live look at the bay bridge. you can see the flags blowing around. travel times are doing okay. 10 minutes to go into the city. no major delays. the golden gate bridge also moving for the most part at the limit. no delays in most directions. there is debris in the roadway and that could be an issue throughout the day because of these windy conditions. you might see debris and trees down in lanes as well. we have a tree blocking the right lane so chp is on the scene. crews on scene as well as a travel spot right university avenue. we have fire department activity up to the ri

, because freezing conditions, because freezing conditions overnight, it's not going to melt so it couldmarks, get set, go! a race to get out into the open air after weeks cooped up inside during lockdown. ijust think it's so important for the soul to get out, enjoy the outdoors when you can. it means literally the world to me because coronavirus has been really hard for people now. these hills in surrey resembled a ski resort as families came out for their permitted daily exercise. that's despite the met office issuing a severe warning of dangerous conditions underfoot and on the roads. in many places, there have been treacherous driving conditions. the snow has fallen on ground that was already freezing, and in many cases, saturated after days of rainfall. it's meant that many people have come up here by foot. a gritting lorry overturned in devon as drivers were warned only to travel if absolutely necessary. the flakes came down thick and fast across large swathes of the uk. this was a snowy scene in newport. four coronavirus vaccination centres in south wales were forced to shut. the

a conditional use authorization. seeing no requests to speak from the public if there are no requests to pull this off of consent the matter is now before you. >> move the approval of the lot split. >> second. >> (roll call). >> so moved that passes unanimously. members of the public if you would like to speak to the minutes. please press star three to be entered into the queue. >> this is georgia, on the general public comment on that day when i mentioned the marry brown study when i sent the slides you were kind enough to show. the revival homes. i may have mentioned that they should have been viewed as well as preservation but my point was about that specific stall. if you could change those words i would appreciate it. thank you so much. >> thank you. we can certainly make that amendment. seeing no other request it speak to the minutes. the public comment is closed. they are now before you. >> move to adopt the minutes with the amendments. >> adopt the minutes as will be amended. >> (loroll call (. >> so moved. t

but the snowy conditions mean severe weather warnings for many areas. it is rashford against allison and he's made the finished look so easy. and marcus rashford helps manchester united secure a thrilling victory over liverpool. good evening. the health secretary has said 77 cases of the south african variant of coronavirus have been found here in the uk, but they can all be linked to international travel and there is no evidence of spread in the community. matt hancock also said we are a "long way" from covid restrictions being eased, as scientists warn vaccinated people may still be able to pass the virus on. our science editor david shukman now reports. all kinds of surprising locations are now mobilised in the push for vaccination — even the black country living museum, near birmingham. used as a set in the drama peaky blinders, this celebration of an earlier age is ready to offer the most modern of medicines, everything prepared for coronavirus vaccines. please, please come and get your vaccine. we are here and we are ready and we are waiting for y

i'mjust get out of here in the icy conditions. simonjones, maybe still there, who knows? now to the decline of the honey bee. as we've reported in the past, experts around the world are alarmed at the reduction in their numbers. but in bolivia, a vet and his wife are doing their best to save several colonies threatened by deforestation in the andes. gail maclellan reports. it's humid, it's subtropical, and high on the eastern andean slopes of the cordillera real, it's also vulnerable. as in many areas in bolivia, deforestation has become an issue. in this case, the trees are cut down to grow coca — in its most innocent form used to alleviate the symptoms of high altitude, but also used to produce cocaine. this deforestation is a huge blow, particularly for one of the littlest creatures dependent on the vegetation. vet eric paredes says the number of bees in the area has been halved, and this endangers food production. translation: bees are incredibly important for our planet. - it's been shown that bees are responsible for 70% of

in many places, there have been treacherous driving conditions.lready freezing and, in many cases, saturated after days of rainfall. it's meant that many people have come up here by foot. a gritting lorry overturned in devon, as drivers were warned only to travel if absolutely necessary. the flakes came down thick and fast across large swathes of the uk. this was a snowy scene in newport. four coronavirus vaccination centres in south wales were forced to shut. the met office says by the middle of the week, the cold and wintry conditions will give way to wet and windy ones, leading to fears of flooding. simon jones, bbc news. we have seen people here coming out enjoying the snow, to be fair, it has largely been family groups and we have seen social—distancing and there are signs that warning people they must maintain their distance. there was also a snowman outside scotland yard in central london where quite rarely, snowfall actually collected, and police there warned people enjoying the snow to just make sure they were sensible and make sure they

we will see sunshine, windy conditions. the winds will make it feel even cooler as we head through our afternoon. as we look to late tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, that is when we will see the strongest storm of the year with heavy rain, strong winds, and a lot of snow in the sierra. we will tap into some subtropical moisture. looking at an atmospheric river setting up for us. timing it all out on futurecast, here we are with that sunshine. as we look to tomorrow, we will watch that rain push in tomorrow afternoon. it will be a dry start to our day tomorrow morning. then watch as the rain moves in tuesday afternoon. the heaviest rain will be tuesday night into wednesday morning and that is when we will see the most intense rainfall with this storm system. a lot of snow in the sierra. we are talking about 6 feet of snow up in the sierra. daytime highs with the sunshine. highs in the low to mid 50s this afternoon. here is the extended forecast. we are looking at windy conditions today and there we go with the rain arriving

the first chapter is pre-existing conditions. how did we get here?bit about the first chapter. i just love the way you come out of it and then let me give you this historical context. >> that was going to be the name of the book at first. that was the original name of the book because i was trying to say i wanted to establish that all of this is a function of a set of pre-existing structural conditions we need to think about. but i decided to go with something hopeful "we still here", and the first chapter i began by literally saying, how we got here and having a critique of the trump administration. that's the last thing i wrote in the book in terms of content to do that. i didn't want it to seem like it was a full limerick, i wanted to feel like an analysis of these conditions and not about trump but i couldn't disconnect i couldn't tear those things apart from each other and still be honest because for me this is about a set of structural conditions but trump is of a different sort. is not just another american president in any way. there were a p

these conditions will be monitored throughout the day. we are talking 5000 people in the santa cruz mountains under these evacuation orders. this is video of some of the rain that was falling overnight in the mountains and also in san jose. it was really coming down at times. with the threat of mudslides and debris flow in some of these areas that were burned last year, cal fire says the heaviest rain, once it comes through, will be too dangerous to try to rescue anybody who did choose to stay. >> we would need to wait for the rainfall rates to come down. >> experts from the national weather service in santa cruz county working in the command center with the sheriffs department and cal fire. emergency crews can go back into these evacuated neighborhoods to try to assess any possible damage and allow people into their homes. again that will not happen until later today. we need the sun to come out so we can see how much the earth did or did not move overnight with all of the moisture. >>> now, to the north the bay where we are seeing damag

i'mjust trying to get out of here in the icy conditions.i'll be able to find my way home. the scottish national party has laid out what it calls a "roadmap" to a new independence referendum. the plan has been shared with the party's national assembly and could lead to a legal showdown with borisjohnson�*s westminster government, which opposes another referendum. he is frightened of democracy. the polls now show a majority of people in scotland want independence. if the snp win the scottish election in a few months�* time on a proposition of giving the people that choice, then what democrat could rightly stand in the way of that? boris johnson clearly just fears the verdict and the will of the scottish people. 0ur scotland political editor, glenn campbell, has this update from glasgow. it's long been the snp's plan a to win the _ it's long been the snp's plan a to win the next election in may. as convincingly as it can. if there's a majority— convincingly as it can. if there's a majority for — convincingly as it can. if there's a majority fo

very difficult conditions on the motorways.cause in order for a to lockdown as well, because in orderfor a grit to lockdown as well, because in order for a grit and to lockdown as well, because in orderfor a grit and salt to lockdown as well, because in order for a grit and salt to work it needs a certain volume of vehicles to actually activate that on the motorway and the major roads. because there's been less traffic, that hasn't happened. and we are not out of the woods yet, because although it is going to be snowy in parts for the rest of the day, we are told temperature is slight could fall to —10 celsius, and in terms of the conditions coming up in mid week, we are told it is more likely to turn wet and more windy. that is going to cause more concerns for parts of the country that have already suffered flooding. thank you ve much already suffered flooding. thank you very much for— already suffered flooding. thank you very much for that _ already suffered flooding. thank you very much for that update. - the headlines on bb

we are still looking at breezy conditions through the afternoon. current winds, 15 at sfo. 12 in oakland. 13 in heyward and 16 miles an hour in san jose. as we go through the day we will see off and on showers, sun breaks, breezy conditions, highs in the mid50's. that river really centered over the central california coast. that's where we are getting the brunt of that heavy rain arriving now. as we take you hour by hour on future cast and you can see that scattered activity here at 8:00 a.m. stopping the clock at your lunchtime hour. looking at few isolated showers, brief heavy downpours. by four you can see that rain over the south bay and then as we head through tonight into tomorrow we are going to have a second wave move through with some light to moderate rain. again that's the reason why we are not done just yet with this wet weather. just that river bringing that instability for us over the next couple of days. future cast winds to show you those breezy conditions as we head through the day. the daytime highs looking at 58 in san jose, 57 f

he would be absconding his bell conditions that seem to be the main priority and a worry for the u.k. court system here whether or not he would try and leave the country whether or not he would stick to his belt conditions but of course we do know that your son just 2 very young children with his partner stella morris and that is one of the knowledge is motivating factors us to why he would remain within the united kingdom and stick to this very tight belt conditions if they were granted today and we heard earlier from stunna morris who said that there was no time to celebrate until he is brought home to his family on the flip side the united states legal team they were saying that he wouldn't reach all of those bell conditions he would even maybe put says he had tried to leave the united kingdom and also noting in court today that actually mexico had granted political asylum so there were various different alkie was asked to by the u.k. judge came to this conclusion today but the issue of puget sound still being a hybrid of suicide that's still maintains in fact he is now being sent

driving here, very difficult conditions on the motorways.re not out of the woods yet, because although it is going to be snowy in parts for the rest of the day, we are told temperature is slight could fall to —10 celsius, and in terms of the conditions coming up in mid—week, we are told it is more likely to turn wet and more windy. that is going to cause more concerns for parts of the country that have already suffered flooding. 11 gold miners trapped underground in china for two weeks have been rescued. a total of 22 workers were trapped 600 metres below ground at the mine in shandong province, following an explosion. it's not clear if others are still alive underground. 0ur correspondent steve mcdonell has more. the first miner came to the surface after two weeks trapped underground. rescuers cheered but he was barely conscious. he had been found by himself, caught in another part of the mine, separated from the main group. wearing a blindfold after being in the dark for so long, he was taken straight to an ambulance and then rushed to hos

it is covid one and four people died of a lung condition.— lung condition. lung condition. it is clear that this group of people - lung condition. it is clear that this group of people really i lung condition. it is clear that| this group of people really are lung condition. it is clear that i this group of people really are at risk. ~ . , this group of people really are at risk. ~ ., , ., , this group of people really are at risk. . ., , ., , ., this group of people really are at risk. . ., , ., risk. we are 'ust as important as everybody — risk. we are just as important as everybody else _ risk. we are just as important as everybody else that _ risk. we are just as important as everybody else that should - risk. we are just as important as everybody else that should have | everybody else that should have chance _ everybody else that should have chance of— everybody else that should have chance of having the vaccine. we need _ chance of having the vaccine. we need it _ chance of having the vaccine. we need it now _ chance of having the vaccine. we need it n

>>> right now at 4:30, dangerous and unusual weather conditions. hurricane-force winds atop some of our highest mountains overnight. our team has issued a microclimate weather alert. high winds are leading to fire dangers across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is timing out just how long it will last. >>> plus an historic week ahead. final preparations, as president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris prepare to take office. the momentum building here in the bay area as many watch the week ahead. >>> and the all new grim milestone california reached in the fight against covid-19 as the race to roll out the vaccine starts to ramp up this week. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> even i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has some time off. kari, lovely weekend. laura was seeing dangerous conditions out there. >> yes, so we're getting ready for a prolonged wind event and those winds are already starting to pick up, and it may cause some damage

we are not sure of their condition. they have been able to clear the scene but the investigation into how the car ended up like that underway. back to you. >>> something unusual is happening in silicon valley. still ahead, what some workers in the tech industry are celebrating that's been years in the making. >> take a live look outside on this tuesday morning. the time is now 4:40. you ♪ ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. crispy, crunchy breading on my juicy, thickest fillet yet, topped with mystery sauce and pickles on a brioche bun. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. ♪ . >>> unemployment payments have been suspended for many. the agency said it has frozen people's accounts who it considers high risk for fraud. the agency started telling people last week. edd has not revealed how many have been impac

people all across tahoe are bracing for blizzard conditions. this is truckee, with the higher elevations getting pummeled with snow, some areas could see up to eight feet of powder.>> fresh powder for the skiing.>> that's great, in the means for the snowpack, but we recommend no one drives through the area. >> good advice. let's check back in with paul and darren for a close look at the current conditions. and what we can expect as the storm moves through.>> we are in for a few more hours of gusty conditions, a high wind warning continues through 7:00 tomorrow morning. we could get potentially up to 70 miles per hour within the next couple of hours. the rest of the bay area will still be really breezy. just listen out your window for a second. the wind gusts for the rest of the area getting up to 65 miles per hour at the strongest. that is still enough to do more tree damage and cause power outages. we had our first report of a debris flow in napa county and snow reports farther north in the higher elevations of the bay area. but for most of us

this is a live look outside at some of the current conditions. a pretty soggy start from a little bit of a short break that are coming here and there from the rain that's been coming down. >> yeah, we went on the air 30 minutes early to bring you this microclimate weather alert all morning long. we'll show you the impact of the first big storm of this rain season. "today in the bay" continues right now. wednesday morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm cierra johnson. first, let's start with meteorologist kari hall timing everything out. good morning, kari. >> good morning. we saw some of the heavier rain moving through during the overnight hours and now we're left with lingering light scattered showers that we're seeing still left on stormranger, our multiple doppler radar. we're still getting a pretty steady downpower just south of san jose through morgan hill and just north of gilroy, so expect the roads to be wet on 101 if you're about to head out for work. we're also seeing the scattered rain over parts of the east bay and it's going to contin

all this rain causes slick conditions. head out the door. good morning, it's wednesday, january 27th. >> so far the bulk of the storm is passing without any major issues overnight. as the sun comes up we are on alert. we have live team coverage all morning long from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains. we are tracking slick conditions on the roads but first our storm watch starts with mary lee. >>> and thankfully the worst of it is over. that high intensity rainfall now well to the south and to the east. showing that on high definition doppler. we are dealing with wet weather. zooming in here. you can see the light to moderate rain starting to push back into san francisco. right across the golden gate bridge and into the city. also looking at some light rain over antioch and the east bay, san ramone, the tri valley, along dublin. as we look to the north bay. you can see that light to moderate rain over napa, and to the south. the south bay looking at that rain right over morgan hill into gilroy. we have several storm

making for dangerous driving conditions. and here is a look at the conditions right now... this is a live look along the embarcadero this morning... you can see the flag blowing in the wind. good morning. good morning. i'm darya folsom. and i'm james fletcher. we have team coverage of the wind damage all across the bay area this morning. sara stinson is live in san francisco and will tran is live in the north bay. we will check in with them in just a minute. but first we want to check in with john shrable. weather.weather.weather(john) gusting winds really fueled it erupted sunday..since died down... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge than 30 min from 37 to the richmond bridge drive min from the more breaking news from oveer night... strong winds causing widspread damge across the bay area. this is video from saratoga. this is a tree that came down overnight on highway 9 in sara toga. we have we have team coverage of the overnight damage from the strong winds. kron 4's will tr

>> obviously the volume is not the problem, it's the conditions. the green highlighting shows you the wet roadways, it's definitely slick. the pink and white is the solid state for h20 so there's ice and frost. we are looking at a crash that has closed 680 to 101. another crash involving a big rig over in the tri-valley. a live look at fremont shows you the conditions. wet and soupy out there. be careful. back to you, laura. >> good advice, mike, because it is going to be an interesting commute as we go into the morning. we already saw some problems overnight. bob redell is live at the beige. >> reporter: it's actually quite nice out here, there's a slight breeze. don't have the rain but the roads are very wet. something you want to keep in mind as you're driving into work this morning. this is from the lower deck of the bay bridge. you can see a semi jackknifed blocked a few of the lanes there. they believe that actually the wind on the bridge might have had more of an impact, might have been more the cause for this accident than the wet roads. th

windy conditions over the next 24 hours. we will continue monitoring that situation and mary will have the latest coming up at 4:30 on kpix5 news this morning. dennis? >> paul, the 49ers don't have to look too far to find their new defensive coordinator. can the warriors >>> a dan is here now with sports. the warriors won one of their marquee games on martin luther king day. always one of the biggest games on the calendar. >> if you turn this game off, you made a mistake. tonight though warriors faced a deficit of 19-17, and 14 point against the lakers. but, you know what? the only score that counts is when the clock strikes zero. golden state first matchup this season against lebron, anthony davis, and that l.a. kelly scored a season-high of 23. warriors were blowing a kiss taking that shot. fourth quarter, a three ball over ellie. leading 97-83. lebron at 18. curry with a layup, warriors down for. fremont flies into the layup, a 15-to run. warriors take the lead. under a minute left. curries step back three, leading all wi

inmates have been refusing food for nearly a week now after reporting unsafe conditions. and port treatment of those who test positive kron 4 taylor spoke with an advocate group which has been in touch with people in the jail and their families and she has their story until this protest has gone as far as some people now refusing to drink water as well after seeing no changes to the conditions that they're protesting. >>people also have large concerns about staff following health protocols not only inside the jail but also outside of work. inmates inside santa clara county's main reporting unhealthy and unsafe conditions during a covid-19 outbreak the correctional system people staying in 7 b begin a hunger strike last week to address the issues according to the sheriff's office. >>there are 127 active coronavirus cases among county inmates on january 11th largest outbreak the jails and had during this pandemic as of friday. active cases remain high, but it dipped to 91 which pushed him to this point. >>is that they've filed all greenwood says the exhausted any sort of in

conditions to the forth.e coast a. wind advisory. driving conditions for your monday. we have a rainy and wintry week ahead. as weheay nn to 1:, the rain, tafrnn, 2:00, , th behind it, some gusty chill which wind out of the northwest. showers continue. could even see a thunderstorm there. as we get into your monday, the winds will continue to dial back. it will be cold. here's our wind advisory for the peninsula, northwest winds, 15 to 20 miles an hour, through 10:00 on monday, could see gusts up to 50 miles an hour. it's a taste of what's to come as we go through your sunday evening. there are the winds. 7:00 in the morning on monday, still it's windy. it get breezy throughout the afternoon. we got the sun with us for monday. then by late tuesday, here comes a strong system. we got rain, snow, for the entire state. as we get into your wednesday morning, we have heavy rain, wants to push through the bay area. it will lift back a little to the forth. that itself the concern that it will slow down and bring som

icy conditions.>we know caltrans is working to get plows out on the freeways we're seeing private companies here in these small towns using their own plows to try to clear these parking lots and things like that but with more snow potentially on the way as you just talked they have a lot of work cut out for them a lot of work ahead to try to get this clear and really the recommendation from caltrans right now is to stay off the roadways. if you don't need to travel not goes for the high sierra foothills, even the sacramento valley right now because. >>these windy conditions are quite dangerous. so right now chain controls are in effect for a short stretch of highway 50 from about plaster ville to just somewhere in pollack pines but that could change as the morning goes on right now when talk about all those big rigs stopped. >>chain controls are in effect from the foot hills on that side of our region all the way up to the nevada state line. certainly has no morning and we still have a >>it's got a h

in many places, there have been treacherous driving conditions. already freezing, and in many cases saturated, after days of rainfall. it has meant that many people have come up by foot. a gritting lorry overturned in devon as drivers were warned only to travel is absolutely necessary. the flakes came down thick and fast across large swathes of the uk. this was the scene in newport. four coronavirus vaccination centres in south wales were forced to shut. the met office says that by the middle of the week, the colder wintry conditions give way to wet and windy ones, leading to fears of flooding. simonjones, bbc news. the scottish national party has laid out what it calls a road map to a new independence referendum. the plan, which has been shared with the party's national assembly, could lead to a legal showdown with borisjohnson's westminster government, which opposes another referendum. 0ur scotland political editor, glenn campbell, joins me from glasgow. where is all this heading? well, it has lona where is all this heading? well, it has long be

the types of conditions that get up there. in part i use that language is because when this first happened as a kind of universalizing movement that made the political establishment. we are all in this together. whenever there is a crisis we are in this together. well yeah but most of us are in it a little different. brown folk are in it a little different. and so in this case, we might have a certain level of medical vulnerability, the universalizing move. there is a particular way to these vulnerabilities these economic privilege. makes it less vulnerable to do. all these things make us less vulnerable. the privilege we have to do this on zoom or on a digital platform rather than in person, go to work that way or teach that way or speak that way, these are all things that are part of a set of conditions that allow us to be okay by the most economic people cannot do that. and so i wanted to set the stage for that. so he stopped saying i'm sorry what they said was it is a universal illness. and the l.a. thing that makes partic

in some countries hotter, drier conditions are on the cards.man activity releases the gases heating the atmosphere, the greater the risks of more violent conditions. and although the pandemic lockdowns have reduced traffic, they haven't made much difference to the carbon dioxide that keeps being added to the air. year on year, we're increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and notwithstanding the pandemic we still increased the carbon dioxide levels by over two parts per million last year. as long as that continues to happen, we are putting our foot on the accelerator of climate warming. over the past 170 years, the average global temperature has been monitored by teams in britain, america and other countries, and although it has varied year by year, the recent trend has been really dramatic as the planet has heated up. the result, the most recent decade was the hottest on record, and we're also getting closer to an increase of 1.5 degrees — an internationally agreed limit that scientists say would be dangerous to cross. the r

>>in san francisco with more on today's conditions sarah. >>and those conditions continue we saw him over the weekend we saw them yesterday as i was alive in sonoma county now live in san francisco where we're still seeing a notice from the coast guard saying they're urging all residents who live in the bay area and visitors very important for visitors to know that if you're coming to the water if you're going to be at or near the water be extra cautious. they're expecting waves to be potentially up to 22 feet high and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour along the coast. so now it's going to cause for some scary conditions you could be just walking along the beach and find yourself in a very scary situation live right now near marshall's be jim baker beach i've seen and witnessed a rescue hear from someone who was just hiking along the coast. so it doesn't have to be someone who surfing or swimming it could very well be someone who's just hiking along the bluffs and all the sudden trips or a wave catches them. i know a lot of people like to g

through the weekend and conditions the park will open sometime on monday. >>so in terms of repairs and what not how how is that coming along. >>so you park road crews utility workers all of our staff are out in the park working to assess conditions and to mitigate issues like trees that have fallen in roadways and parking areas looking to mitigate any kind of would be harmful for visitors coming into the park. so until we can clean up all the fallen we've had a lot of trees and tree branches come loose and fall we're working actively to clean that up we hope to get the park monday. >>the damage so we're looking at these pictures quite remarkable and i guess the surprising thing is that even though millions of dollars worth of damage were caused by these falling trees said, nobody was seriously hurt. >>we had no injuries thankfully in the park from any of the storms. we have had damage to park buildings facilities and parked vehicle. so we're still really assessing we don't have a complete picture of all the damage that out there. we do some trees have falle

and heavy snow in the sierra with the talking about we're going to show you more the conditions.o tahoe this weekend john much better conditions for heading up there too as roadways will clear out with little snowfall expected in the coming days at the coast today you've already drive back out highs in the low 50's later today still waiting to drive for inland valleys, but a nice mostly sunny afternoon on tap your forecast to come. >>and lanes are back open following this too hot spots the one in oakland in lafayette and we're looking at your travel into the city right now to fremont street exit 9 i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research sho

it asks the individual to adapt to conditions of capitalism, to conditions of racism. amy: i wanted to ask you, angela davis, abouthe monunts to racists, colonizers, confederates that are continuing to fall across the united states and around the world. did you think you would ever see this? you think about bree newsome after the horror at mother emanuel church in charleston, south carolina, o shimmied up that flagpole on the grounds of the south carolina legislature and took down the confederate flag, and they put it right on back up. what about what we're seeing today? prof. davis: well, of course, bree newsome was a wonderful pioneer, and i think it's important to link this trend to the campaign in south africa, rhodes must fall. and, of course, i think this reflects the extent to which we are being called upon to deeply reflect on t role of historical racisms that have brought us to the point where we are today. you know, racism should have been immediately confronted in the aftermath of the end of slavery. this is what dr. du bois's analysis was all about, not so

go on hunger strike and even attempt suicide warning conditions are worse than prison. and greece calls on the e.u. to speed up covert passports to get more tourists flying on holiday but tourism chiefs insist unvaccinated people should also be able to travel to. the only can see their ration we don't have to wait for that seems to travel. there for the 15th of january live from moscow welcome to year this is out international with me. first and it's being called the largest digital migration in history millions of uses sick of top level censorship scandals with online giants like facebook and twitter migrating on mass to user friendly rivals to retrieve public takes a closer look. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to

this morning officials have not given out an update yet on his condition will let you know when we find out more. and another big story out of san francisco district attorney's office has filed homicide charges against a man accused of killing 2 women in a hit and run. the driver was on parole at the time of the new year's eve crash. kron four's dan thorn has the story. >>curbside memorial continues to grow at the site of a deadly new year's eve crash the 2 victims were 60 year-old elizabeth plant and 27 year-old hannah bay they were both killed when a man driving a car stolen from daly city slammed into them on second and mission streets in san francisco sfpd say the driver 45 year-old troy mcallister was under the influence at the time and tried running away from the scene before being arrested officers also found this handgun with an extended magazine and drugs inside the car. this was not mister mcallister's first time to the rodeo. >>he's a prolific lifetime violent criminal offender, san francisco police officers association president tony montoya says the da has been trying to pl

on the conditions, let's start with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> and, scott, it is crazy that we are talking about fire conditions in january. this is supposed to be the middle of our rainy season, but we haven't gotten a lot of it. now we're dealing with very dry vegetation and the winds coming in. and we have an elevated fire risk for the bay area. now some of our mountain wind gusts have already been over 80 miles an hour and for our valleys, we'll start to feel those winds going into this evening. so all you need are some type of spark that could really make things go out of control really quickly under these conditions. as we look at what's going on, right now most of us are feeling a light wind in some of the valleys. then you can see how that wind is funneling through the delta as we look at fairfield and even toward napa. 43-mile-per-hour winds. then it's been quite breezy in santa rosa as well. when you go up above 1,000 feet, these are the kind of winds we've seen. recent wind gusts in the hi healdsburg hills topping 87 m

mother nature timing them pretty conveniently for us allowing us to have a dry days and then wet conditions while we're sleeping now what that means for early risers though it's going to be driving on those wet conditions right now your view from berkeley is pretty clear. >>cloud cover is already starting to loosen its grip over the bay area as we see the showers beginning to move out of the region for the north bay right now you are most active spot. you can see how shower activity is really diminish right on top of the bay couple sprinkles do remain around richmond up to nevado but some light showers continue for areas right around santa rosa you can see those deeper areas of green these are just those lighter bands of rainfall that are making their way across northern napa sonoma counties and then lake and mendocino counties as well further south in the bay we had been seeing shower activity in the south bay itself as well as on over to the tri valley but look at where we're sitting now those showers of quickly exited the region really fizzling out now what you have for the most part thi

i mentioned some slick conditions on the altamonte right above you double your at 38 degrees right now with berkeley in temple run at a cool 41 degrees each irmo smiles spot this morning that you and oakland you're sitting at 49 degrees certainly feeling a little less chilly than the rest of the bay area is dry at the coast right now which is low clouds sitting right above you from the 30's 40's to start eventually to the 50's this afternoon today will be our driest day of the forecast not a bad one to take care of some of those errands that you need to get done. ahead of the at times heavy rainfall. we have the rest of the week. i'm talking just that in your forecast john thank you for that we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. so really gusty out there you can see from the flag's going back and forth still your commute into the city, nice and light right now under 9 minutes at fremont street exit. >>a look at the san mateo bridge you see that camera starting to shake. there's not a wind advisory in place for this bridge, but again it is really windy and 13 minutes as you h

go on hunger strike and even attempt suicide when conditions are worse than prison . grade schools in the e.u. to speed up covert passports to get more tourists flying on holiday again but tourism chiefs insist unvaccinated people should also be able to travel. the only can see their ration we don't have to wait for that seems to have a. member of super. cold somehow need to be deprogrammed. a mainstream media's calls to reeducate all voters who voted for the president leads them shocked outraged. people who voted for want to change people are brainwashed by the media to divide people i mean you just cannot wipe out all 75000000 people that don't agree with you. just to not in the morning here for the 15th of january live from moscow woman welcome to you this is our. international with me kevin how in 1st than the hits being called the largest digital migration in history millions of users sick of top level censorship scandals with online giants like facebook and twitter migrating on mass to use of friendly rivals to reach the pole takes a closer look. moving to green

meteorologist kari hall is tracking conditions.ari, what's it looking like for the rest of the day? >> it's going to be off and on. we are going to see some breaks in the rain, some of that heavier rain rolled through late last night and now as we wake up and get a chance to assess all of the damage around the house, we did see still some scattered showers, but we are going to have once again a chance of some rain lingering today. let's head to the south county where we've seen some heavy rain just kind of park north of morgan hill. it really hasn't moved. our stormranger giving us a very retailed view of what's going on. we've also seen the rain not move from the richmond-san rafael bridge. it's also extending parts of the east bay and over towards hercules and just south of vallejo and will still have some times of heavy rain. but what's going on here as we can see, the wide view of this storm system, all of that heavy snow following off the sierra. still the center of the storm still to the north of us and that's usually where w

this morning but well through the course of your day so quite the change from yesterday's rainy conditions that most of us did see across the bay in fact a lot of us got to do some heavy rainfall into the late morning and early afternoon helped us out as far as where we should be for this time of year with precipitation did make for some slick conditions if you're heading out there. >>we are looking at a nice dry start to the morning clear view from the east bay looking down from berkeley right here, which is always a nice thing to see a look at pod cast does show a couple of foggy spots out towards the delta. if you are traveling eastern portions of contra costa and solano counties that's where you're really running into it and a couple of patches of fog right over the bay itself will be keeping a track of it but we aren't seeing too many issues right now so that's a pretty good way to kick things off as far as radar goes we're nice and dry out their zooming in on the bay itself what a change from yesterday hardly even looking at much cloud cover overhead as we cleared out really nicely o

good news is we do have improving conditions though, and certainly not looking at anything like this view here in the bay area so hopefully things get better up there 80 that doesn't look fun to get caught in. >>multiple feet of snowfall over the past few days over 5 feet of it from north star squab valley, the sierra at tahoe. tahu daughter and honor base looking at over 2 feet to 4 feet of its that's a lot of snowfall that snow pack is very valuable. we need it as we work our way into the summer months that's what melts off into our rivers and provides us with their water so it's great to be seeing that good to be seeing the rainfall in the bay area also good to be seeing it letting up because ground's already saturated now it can soak into the soils couple of dry days before next round of rain into early next week. also pretty quiet now in the south bay as well as on the peninsula. nice to see things drying out so much across the region storm system was still sitting here it's not drawing in that moisture from from the pacific anymore so we have dried out and calm down. that's whe

go on hunger strike over conditions they say are worse than prison with some even attempting suicide and empty shelves in northern ireland to supply struggle to get past new breaks it red tape barely a fortnight after the u.k. officially left you. even just gone 6 here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now it is being called the largest digital migration in history millions of users are abandoning whatsapp over new terms which would mean users sharing more of their data with the parent company facebook even global leaders to it making the switch to more privacy centric rivals such as telegram looking at the trend has to me. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to ditch the old new media as messengers and move to even newer o

, underlying conditions. ordinary get through a vaccination, but it could take six weeks for the two immunisations and a week or two afterwards for the antibodies to again and this allows you to give it for the antibodies to kick in and this allows you to give it now with the reduced severity of illness. sorry, but why notjust give the vaccine in that case? once you are already infected, the vaccine would take six weeks to have an effect so once you are infected, you need something now, you need to get those neutralising antibodies into your system immediately. it is a great question. that is what the antibody does. the problem with it as it is expensive, number one, and you have to give it quite early on in the course of the infection. and there is a limited availability. but if you are in one of those at risk categories, it is good to get the antibody treatment. part of the problem with it its it is quite expensive, so this is not an option available for every country. yes, it is hard to make a lot of it, t

to thing about people _ the human condition to thing about people like that.— the human condition to _ people like that. maya convoys your thought on him. there _ people like that. maya convoys your thought on him. there was - people like that. maya convoys your thought on him. there was a - people like that. maya convoys your| thought on him. there was a natural desire for artists who worked with him, like tina turner, to come out and say, what an extra neri man he was. but presumably they will keep quiet, because there is this other side to him, you cannot get away with it. you mentioned he had this dark life, and he did this terrible thing.— this terrible thing. when things like this happen, _ this terrible thing. when things like this happen, it _ this terrible thing. when things like this happen, it is _ this terrible thing. when things like this happen, it is also - this terrible thing. when things| like this happen, it is also point to remember the victims, and lana clarkson, who was murdered by him, but also one of his ex—wives, veronica bennett, who has written about the app

roberts has been hospitalized after falling at her home and is reportedly in poor condition. tmz reports her partner went to the hospital after getting a call from her doctors and thought she was dead. roberts was best known for her role as a james bond girl in the film of you to kill. she also starred in the tv show charlie's angels and that 70 show. >> the talk has two new cohosts and one of them from the bay area. she is joining sharon osborne, carrion and cheryl underwood along with other new cohosts former broadway dance or amanda clute's. former editor-in-chief of tebow. she grew up in newark, told her she is proud to represent the bay area on national tv. >> even though i've done a lot of different things that have taken me far away from the bay area, i bring the bay area spirit within me wherever i go. >> you can watch the talk weekdays, 1:00 in the afternoon here on kpix5. >>> congratulations to both of them. >>> a pro surfer hands off his beer and becomes start your new year right with the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...

cal trans is warning those conditions could get worse.ght. >>> happening today the napa county board has a lot on its agenda. first update on the pandemic, then the board will move onto a sky high attraction. we are talking hot air balloons. they will discuss launching plans and other activities that start at 9. >>> when disney reopens, you can expect an update to a classic ride. the jungle cruise, remember that? it's getting a makeover to reflect inclusion and diversity. here is a first looka the reimagined theme. according to disney's parks blog it plans to address negative depictions of native people. changes will take place at disneyland and disney world. the jungle cruise is a disney original. walt disney worked on the ride? 1955. >>> we want to get another check on this wild weather coming up. >> and looking at dry and quiet conditions for now and it's very cold as we start off the day. we are looking -- this afternoon. let's get right to it here. live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco. we are looking

what are the conditions like? , , , , , conditions like?ighest mountain. it was the greatest and the hardest 8,000 metre peaks that remain to be conquered in winter. for us it was key as nepalese climbers, we wanted to take the last remaining challenge for our climbing community. i must say that this did not come easy. all of us have at least, i must say, contributed a bit. some of the guys have got some frostbite in the fingers, some of them have frostbite on their toes, face, and all that. these ten people are some of the best climbers in the world, so that is what it took us to make this happen. but everybody wanted this to happen, and we work together as a team, brotherto happen, and we work together as a team, brother to brother, shoulder to shoulder, and he made the impossible possible so it was a huge team effort. is impossible possible so it was a huge team effort-— team effort. is there any 'oy in climbin: team effort. is there any 'oy in ciimbing in i team effort. is there any 'oy in climbing in those i team effort. is there any j