bitterly cold conditions and frost advisories. here is need to know. cold and frosty conditions. the frost on the windshield. give yourself extra time for that commute. freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 a.m. sunny and cool this afternoon. we will see highs in to the low to mid-50s this afternoon. it's really for this morning when we are experiencing those very cold conditions. our sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay and check it out. looking at 32 degrees. freezing in concord, oakland had 4á 1. subfreezing for you. san francisco, 42, 37 in san jose and down to 30 degrees for santa rosa. other locations for you. napa. check it out. cold for you. 29 degrees. betterly cold conditionsw. relooking at 38 in fairfield. my hometown. the sunset at 5:57. there we go with the low pressure system that brought showers for us. it brought hail, that is moving out at cold air is settling in. we will see plenty of sun through the afternoon. let's walk you through this hour by hour with the temperatures. you can see at 1:50 a.m. we will be in the mid to upper 40s. as we look

light conditions for many of us.because of the clear skies and light conditions out there, we are looking at temperatures dropping down to the 30s and 40s. it's a colder start to our day. you will notice that once you step outside. not as windy today, a mix of sun and clouds through our afternoon and highs in low to mid 60s later today. sunrise is at 7:11 and sun set at 5:35 p.m. here is the satellite and radar view. this inside slider pushing out even further to our east and ridge of high pressure building in. we have a disturbance off the coast and that will bring high clouds but we are looking at mild conditions and temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. there we go with high clouds streaming in as we head through today. let's check daytime highs and what you can expect where you live. low 60s for the peninsula, inland east bay 62, concord, pleasant hill, low 60s across the tri valley, 61 daly city, 62 alameda, 63 oakland. highs in north bay, low to mid 60s. here is your first alert seven- day for

we have had no update on the boy's condition. i his condition.e boy's condition.— on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials _ on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials will _ on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials will come _ on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials will come out - on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials will come out in - on the boy's condition. i hope that the officials will come out in the l the officials will come out in the next probably half an hour or 15 minutes or sojust to next probably half an hour or 15 minutes or so just to let us know what is the situation because, as i said, when they put him out, it was well organised at the start but when the ambulance left, it was just mayhem. because the place was overcrowded with security people, with the media people, the rescuers, everyone was there. and the mayhem we had was unbelievable. and everyone was there. and the mayhem we had was unbelievable.— we had was unbelievable. and it's interesting _ we had was unbelievable. and i

checking current winds, calm to light conditions. through the afternoon, partly sunny, low 60s along the coast, low 60s around the bay and inland, highs in low to mid 60s this afternoon. we will be two to four degrees above average, and this is just the start. i am tracking a warm up in the seven-day forecast. i will show you how high those temperatures will climb. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. hey g. >>> good morning. if you are getting ready to take the east shore freeway we are getting first reports of a trouble spot west bound 80 near pal street. it doesn't look like it is causing a lot of brake lights but we are keeping an eye on that. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and we are starting to see the back up west bound into san francisco. reports of a broken down vehicle near treasure island possibly blocking the left lane. travel times already in the red for the ride. west bound 580, 205 to 680, things getting crowded. a live look at the dublin interchange as you approach 680

we're trying to comply with the conditions, and we know we weren't compliance with the conditions, and we're really sorry for that. we have implemented a process -- >> william, i apologize. can you back up. i didn't catch why -- something about labor laws. can you start over again? i didn't get that part. >> the reason we failed to comply with the entertainment commission, we were trying to comply with some of the other labor law conditions, but at the same time, we failed to comply with the entertainment commission conditions because we had one security out with covid. he tested positive with covid, and unfortunately, the company wasn't able to provide another security guard. that was unfortunately, an unfortunate event that happened, but ever since this, we worked with the company to make sure we have four securities. the new plan that we have is one manager for the company will stop by for two hours and allow the company to take their break, and in the event, the manager will will not come to the site, and then, the guards will be take their break or meal time, and they will get pai

very, very dry conditions.into tomorrow we are going to see the winds let up thankfully. currently looking at a windy start to the day in fairfield. my hometown. northerly winds at 23. ten miles an hour out of the north. 17 miles at half moon bay. you can see the camera, our sales force tower camera looking east across the bay. shaking in the wind this morning. temperatures are running in the 40's and 50's as we start off the day. through the afternoon. sunshine. breezy conditions. around the bay, low to mid-60s as and inland in the low to mid- 60s. high pressure building. you can see it off the coast and we have a low pressure system over the system with the two weather systems. that tight pressure gradient. gusty off shore winds narcotic will be the case as we look ahead to the rest of today. 62 in san francisco, 63 oakland. 60 for a high in mountain view. 61 concord and 64 for the napa valley. no rain in sight. if doesn't look good as we connect a a new month. the seven day forecast, first alert weather, san

> >> we are looking at freezing conditions and even subfreezing conditions for this morning. that's why there is another first alert weather day for the morning. we have freeze warnings under the freeze warnings this morning. sunny and cool conditions this afternoon. we can see as we look to the north coast, looking at frost advisories and purple those are freeze warnings in effect for the north bay, east bay hills and valleys and the santa cruz mountains until 9:00 a.m. due to very cold temperatures, freezing and subfreezing. looking at 32, freezing in concord and santa rose a.29, cold conditions in livermore, below freezing for you, 41 oakland. 42 san francisco and 37 for san jose. as we head through the afternoon sunshine with highs in the low to mid-50s. we will talk more about the cold mornings ahead over the next few days. >>> good morning. we are already starting to see a few of the brake lights for the drive getting onto 580 into the pass. the super commuters. if you are up early grab the jacket. you have brake lights down about 34 miles an hour around grant line off

one of the conditions of unfreezes of god is tons, assets overseas. now some members of the taliban say the move shows they have now fulfilled this condition and that the us should lift any sanctions against them. what was that we have provided, complete security. we have respected the rights of women. yet the woman was appointed as the head of mala lies maternity hospital just a few days ago. alissa schools are open and universities are opening. and now the united nations in the united states have no excuse to continue sanctions against us . any thought of my, the vanishing of by, than namisha by get that be my baby. right, let's get more on this or from dr. eleanor zane, or she is director of the southwest east shared regional program at the german thinktank. the conrad added our stiff dung doctors in a welcome. you just had one taliban governor there, or is this reopening of some universities for some women? just a tally bon ploy to get access to international funds. do you think well, we have to understand that the taliban never officially prohibi

but they put their conditions and i think they may conditions quite difficult and sometimes quite vague. so to give you one example, they put the condition of gender sex separation. but they can, of course they can always argue that the situation and, and conditions are not yet. they are to let women go to school. so i think we have to take a taliban by their words and proceed from there. but do we really need to take thought on brother was because just based on the words, as you pointed out, they are in favor of educating women and girls. but the conditions that existent have gone on, or at least under them, imply that women and girls can't get education. nivia talking of are universities only in 6 out of $34.00 provinces. and we haven't really seen any plan to make this a make education available for women. so should we really be taking the taliban on their words? i wouldn't say the taliban are in favor of girls education. definitely. they have a strong resentment against that. or some objections against that, but we have to counter the taliban also by religious arguments because they

calmer conditions for tomorrow. temperatures will be on the rise as we look to the weekend into next week. you can see the temperatures warming up for early next week. at this point, no rain in sight. i have been watching looking at those longer range weather models and they are waiting dry weather over the next several days unfortunately. let's check this with gianna. windy in spots. >>> windy and getting busier after reports of new crashes on highway 37. another crash on 88o and busy through the pass. lots to talk about. let's start off the live look at conditions here at mobile5. brian kiley looking at traffic long 80 in the berkeley area. on the east shore, westbound you can see things getting crowded here this morning. starting to see more volume on the roadway. your speeds are moving at an okay pace. if are you taking 80 westbound, toward the bay bridge you won't have any trouble until you get to the toll plaza. let's show you the live look at the toll plaza. we have a wind advisory in effect for your bridge a

calmer conditions for tomorrow. partly sunny skies and e at te little warmer as we head enthe e land east ba rth bay and the coast. watching the gusty conditions this afternoon. looking at quieter weather by tomorrow. throw the rest of the week temperatures will be on the rise into the weekend and into next week. we are still looking at try weather over the next several days. back to you. >> thank you. >>> changes are happening in outer space. nasa has made plans to retire the international space station after three decades in orbit. the iss will remain in operation until the end of 2030, however, in january of 2031 they will crash it into the most remote part of the parko southbound this he will rely on the private sector to help continue research in space. >>> it may come ascanio surprise but it looks like americans are not feeling very happy. we will break down the numbers coming up. . >>> and also coming up on the streaming service, cbs news bay area, february is american heart month. we speak to an east bay doc

conditions. a copy of those conditions are also in google folder. so lauro, i'm going to bring you in right now. so lauro, if you can hear me, please unmute yourself right now. >> hello, everyone. my name is lauro gonzales, and i work with the valencia corridor merchant association managing the street closure and also developing an art program in order to activate the streets and bring [indiscernible] to the businesses during the closure. thank you. >> thank you. >> lauro, can you tell us a little bit more about some of the music you're going to have there, some of the musicians? i think we understand kind of the general idea of it, but i would like to just -- i think we'd all like to hear a little more, so where we're going to be, what kind of permit is it? >> we'll just be rotating the events on different blocks, and we'll be playing the music 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. talking about the event, it's very modest, to be honest we don't have big sound equipment. we have, like, two speakers, one woofer, one mixer, microphones. we don't have a stage. it's,

i did not know about air conditioning. good to know. >>> an update with the all clear called at sap center in san jose after a bomb sniffing dog alerted san jose police to a locker outside the area. it happened after the conclusion to the sharks game with a bomb squad called in to investigate and they did not find anything suspicious. >>> the recall sf school campaign will accept applications and narrow the list of candidates by next week before submitting to the mayor. parent organizers say there is a lack of competence among the school board members recalled but organizers believe some have failed to receive a resounding message. when ousted board member -- aligned with white supremacy. >> she is welcome to run again in the fall but i don't think she will. >> the three recalled board members will be removed and replaced by mayoral appointment 10 days after the results are accepted by the board of supervisors. >>> in oakland, parents will protest near an elementary school set to shut down. parker elementary is one of two

by economic conditions, not capital markets.o you have seen the equity prices and conditions remain pretty good. so that is a little but of the gamble that the ecb is making on financing conditions, that the market is going to be contained, the reaction is going to be contained, including the spreads, and that the banking lending channel is not going to react very much. guy: can we just dwell on this meeting for a moment longer? why the difference? did you understand -- you understand how the ecb works. you have been in the room. why the big difference between the statements, which we all expected, a cut-and-paste statement, and then that huge shift in the press conference? can you just explain the mechanics of what happened there? peter: i think what christine lagarde did yesterday was a fair account of the deliberations of the governing council. i went through this with mario draghi, but these were basically covert surprises come over you had an introductory statement, and sometimes the president added some dovish messages. so

here is a look at conditions into the altamont pass 11 miles per hour so pack your patience if you are a super commuter. >>> california will drop the indoor mask mandate this week with improving conditions in fighting covid. justin andrews live from san diego with what it means for the bay area. >> santa clara county holding off on a mask mandate lift according to the health officer who wants to make sure the vulnerable are protected. beginning wednesday all other bay area counties will be lifting their mandate to align with the state impacting restaurants, bars and other shops. the masking update signals what could be a shift in the pandemic as of the virus becomes endemic less of an all-consuming public health crisis. businesses can set their own rules and keep mask mandates in place within their facilities but keep the mask on if you write public transit, if you go to health facilities or schools but will the cdc follow suit? >> the cdc has a hard time setting a standard across a diverse experience with the virus. what you will see the cdc do this, with guidance that is more specifi

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other locations look good with the lighter conditions. as we walk you through the day in san francisco, plenty sunshine topping out in the mid 60s with lighter offshore winds. oakland, warricking you through your day, topping out at 67 and south bay, upper 60s, close to 70, definitely spring like weather across the bay area. with the warmer conditions and sunshine, a lot of people might want to head to the beach. be prepared. there is that beach hazard statement in effect. watch for dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents. we have this blocking ridge of high pressure in place and with the winds we will warm things up again. you see the northerly to northwesterly winds through the day, light to breezy through our afternoon. we are looking at 41 days without measurable rainfall for downtown san francisco and all the area going more than a month without any rain. here we go on futurecast. you see plenty sunshine as we head through today. checking daytime highs, 66 in san francisco. for the peninsula, 68, 67 napa this afternoon. the s

current conditions right now. if you plan to take any out routes today the following routes will each have one coach not in service. 14, 38, 44 and 91. the rest of public transit is on time. that could potentially be an alternate. you may consider walking or biking to work. we will continue to update you on that. >>> busy for the ride in to the pass. westbound 580 slow and go out of tracy. onto 580 itself. busy ride for super commuters. you have this crash in the clearing stages right at isabel it. was facing the wrong way. they are trying to clear it over to the right shoulder. a few brake lights as you approach the dublin as well. no delays on the east shore. westbound 80 thoroughfare field. okay ride if you are going through there. northbound 87, quad will you please parkway right at that 280 connector. . vi 's reports offi let get idwilook at the bridge. brian kiley making that trek westbound and just a heads up no delays. that's the good news. windy today. be careful as you cross the span. wind advisory in ef

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mary is talking at the windy conditions. there are wind advisory that have been issued by chp for the antioch bridge, the martinez bridge and definitely a little gusty at the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. most of the bridges it's a liting windy. be careful as you work across the span. >>> we have some breaking news in right now on the escalating tension at the ukraine border. russia now says it is beginning to pull its troops back from the border, reducing the threat there. a lot of questions this morning on exactly what is going on. there has been a build up of over 100,000 troops there for several months and a significant portion of russia's military hardware there along the border. that was really setting off a lot of alarm bells for the west. russia now saying it is starting to pull some of its troops back. how many of them, what is the timeline here so far, no word from united states officials. we will follow this all morning. back to you. >>> in less than 24 hours vaccinated california residents will be allowed

you can see the breezy conditions across the bay area. we are going to continue to watch those winds kick up as we head through today into tomorrow. plenty of sun out there. temperatures are running in the my to upper 50s to low 60s. this is a moderate off shore wind event for today and for tomorrow due to the inside slider, the low pressure system to the east of the sierra bringing the off shore winds for us. our temperatures we are looking at 60 in san francisco, 62 oakland, 58 for a high temperature in mountain view. 61 for san jose. 60 in concord and 59 for the napa valley. sunset at 5:33 and the sunrise at 7:12 a.m. watching the winds increase as we look to tonight into tomorrow and then finally the winds will let up as we look ahead to thursday. san francisco, oakland and san jose that first alert weather forecast and we are still looking at dry conditions by the end of the week into early next week. you can see the temperatures climbing as we look to the weekend into next week. no rain in sight over the next several days. back to y

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icy conditions there.definitely give yourself that time to warm up your vehicle and maybe a warm cup of water will help that if you pour cross the windshield. not bad as far as the roadways with i is the good news. we are seeing brake light as long 80, 880 and 580. westbound 80 busy as you head from parts of richmond into berkeley. 25 minutes for that commute. hiway 4 to the maze. there is a trouble spot eastbound 80 but it is over to the right hand side of the roadway and counter commute. it's just extra busy. metering lights on. you have that bumper to bumper traffic building near the toll plaza. extra credit across the upper deck in to the city. travel time now at about 14 minutes from the maze over to san francisco. richmond san rafael bridge also busy. 13 minutes. san mateo bridge looking good if you want to use that. no delays westbound toward 101 and that golden gate bridge commute looking good. no delays in to san francisco right now. there is a crash still happening south 88o. it's over to the rig

unless they go through the conditional use authorization. i want to put that on the record for where that stands. >> commissioner lee: he hasn't applied for it or he tried to apply. >> no. he has not applied. he could not apply without first gaining from the planning department. >> commissioner lee: this is all the permit he can have? >> that's correct. >> commissioner lee: i hope for his sake, depending on what we decide today, if we want to give him one more opportunity or not. for me, for that much time and all those 41 complaints, i remember in the old days, commissioner falzon, i got that many complaints, we'd be shut down. times are different now. you're lucky mr. hawkins you weren't around when i was doing it. okay. >> president bleiman: here's my thought. i've been doing this now for five years here. it's usually just the same, it's often not usually but often the same kind of venues that seem to continually out of compliance and we have to spend amount of resources on. we're thousands permits that we watch over. at least hundreds an

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sweater jacket where the conditions. i've got more on your forecast. still to come back with us this morning and a look at the roads. how's it going out there? and good morning, the biggest thing i'm seed. >> are few would advisories across some of our bridges this morning like the antioch bridge or the venetian martinez bridge. so take your time as you're driving across those bridges, the bay bridge right now, little under 8 minutes for your drive as you're heading into the city right now, maze to that fremont street exit. let's go and get a look at the san mateo bridge. 92 westbound under 14 minutes. you can see as you're traveling across towards the peninsula, no delays looks like they have a few construction cones going on on the opposite side of the bridge there. that's not causing a delay, though. richmond, sandra fell 5.80, westbound. if you're traveling out of richmond about 8 minutes and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls are looking at 20 minute drive. james, back to you. all right, reena, thank you very much to is the tim

you can even see soil moisture conditions. if you enter your address, you can see local conditions there and then find links to water supply or information. if you want to track that. it also allows users to compare data by year and by region. so one more tool to try and help me get a better handle on our situation here with the drought. i know john's been tracking it. these been showing us the drought monitor map sees giving us looks up in the sierra as we're tracking the snow pack there as well. good news, john. we're getting a little a little bit of rain here in the bay area and a little bit of snow up in the sierra. finally. yeah, finally is about right. because january and february have not come through for us very well. >> this is you're not so much of a view at donner summit right now. they're snow out there. a lot of snow covering this lens now and some slick conditions for anyone attempting to head up into the sierra. some very welcome slick conditions because that's exactly what we need to see after the stride. weath

conditions that long predate covid-19. for example, in a frigid cold spell in early 2019, detainees there had no heat or electricity and b.o.p. officials had no plan in place to assure inmate safety in case of a power outage and no sense of urgency whatsoever to address the problem. i along with other members, including mr. jeffries and ms. velazquez, toured the facility to see firsthand the terrible conditions. with the onset of the pandemic, we continued to get these reports. we must do better. i'm pleased that dr. venters and dr. goodwin are here today to discuss their observations of b.o.p. facilities. i expect you both will have helpful recommendations for what we can do moving forward to improve the conditions at b.o.p. facilities and to help inmates gain a path to treatment and programming and to protect the most vulnerable in custody. we are also fortunate to have other distinguished guests here to speak with us about some of the critical issues i've discussed. and i look forward to hearing from each of you. madam

calm conditions prevailing into the weekend. the wind over the last few days stirred the atmosphere around and helped improve the air quality. we lost the haze, good air quality today. still pretty good tomorrow and friday. more yellow dots on the map as we get towards the weekend back into the moderate category by saturday and sunday. no worse than that. keeping you updated. looking towards oakland. where the temperatures are in the middle ground. a lot of variation, 39 degrees in santa rosa to 54 degrees still in downtown san francisco. oakland is just below 50 degrees. middle to upper 30s, lower 30s getting close to freezing, middle 40s around the bay. high temperatures, making it up in the lower to middle 60s. not nearly as breezy. that is good news for the first day of the pebble beach pro-am breezes tapering off in time for the tournament to start. temperatures will warm up as we head through the next several days. a modest warm up. noticeable in san francisco and oakland. more noticeable inland. inland parts of the east b

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financial conditions are tightening, the risk is off.lobal central banks will try to avoid the shop to market. it means they're going to thrall the -- there the ball straight down the middle and try to avoid some rises. lisa: when you see an employment market as robust as it is, how does it shock the market to pick up interest rates by 25 basis waits? steven: that is not the shop -- that is not the shock. they will be conventional and explicitly so. lisa: one thing i am noting is the flight to havens. vertically in cash like instruments with one month yields turning the most negative since march 2020. are you seeing any signs of dysfunction or illiquidity pockets as people try to readjust to such uncertainty? steven: so far not really. it is nothing like 2020. he would see it if you begin to see treasury yields going up unexpectedly for some reason. markets are very well behaved in terms of absorbing this. tom: kit jukes at socgen remodels the euro weaker to 1.09. how does that change the dialogue for christine lagarde? steven: europe is

don't have any rain or slick conditions to deal with. it's just the cold you have to contend with this morning. speaking of that i know you had a little bit difficulty starting up your lead to have you no. and so the message for everyone is just give yourself. >> some extra time this morning because you don't know if your car's going making funny noises or if you're going to sit and defrost the windshield. most of us are. let's get a look at our bridges this morning as you're heading from the east bay into the city, about 7 minutes for your drive from the maze that fremont street exit san mateo bridge headed across towards the peninsula. very light at this hour about 13 minutes for your drive. the air. also the richmond, sandra fell bridge 10 minutes. last time i checked, some people are up and out already. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute drive darya. james, back to you. thank you. and your car should be making noises. i mean, it takes a while to warm up. but check the car rain. a couple sums. t

also looking at some pretty windy conditions, too. bay shore in south bay cities will continue to be are calmer areas comparatively winds maxing out at 20 miles per hour in san jose. well, maxing out 55 miles per hour. plus in our north bay mountains, especially those areas lit up in that deep or orange. those are your high wind warnings were fire. danger is the highest. and we're we're likely to see the strongest of gusts. now, today's daytime highs right around the same as yesterday's a few more 60's on the map. so we're not quite as chilly as yesterday, but with those windy conditions at times, it's going to have a brisk feel to it. so i definitely recommend holding on to that jacket tight this afternoon. i wouldn't part with it all day long today. if you're going to be outside for more than just a few minutes, upper 50's further inland for the east bay 60's along the bay shore. we've got antioch, pittsburgh as well. sonoma right at 60 degrees. same for you in vacaville in mill valley. also just right at that 60 degree, mark, tomor

. >> reporter: fire season has not started, but with dry conditions, northbay could see the earliest start to fire season yet. some where out enjoying a beautiful night out. it is perfect weather for heading outdoors. the lack of rain has many concerned. >> i walked outside and you could smell smoke. a little bit of wind and you start getting worried. >> reporter: the fire department has been keeping a close eye on the dry conditions. >> without the rain, they are not soaking up the moisture. with the lack of rain and dry conditions, those heavier fuels are reaching record-breaking moisture levels for this time of year. the department has started to reach out to the community, trying to get the word out about fire safety, especially with the threat of a blaze early. >> we do have the potential for some sort of fire activity, especially with how dry the conditions are in the breezy conditions we are set to experience. >> reporter: the hope is that rain will come in march and april pushing the fire season to it typical time in early june. without a significant storm, 2020 to set a reco

i'm aware of particularly unacceptable conditions at the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn, conditions that long predate covid-19. for example, in a frigid course in early 2019, detainees there had no heat or electricity, and gop officials had no plan in place to ensure inmates safety in case of a power outage and had no sense of urgency whatsoever to address the problem. i, along with our members, including mr. jeffries, and this, towards the facility to see firsthand the terrible conditions. with the onset of the pandemic we continue to get reports of inadequate treatment of those detained at the end d.c.. we have to do better. this is why i am pleased to have dr. and dr. goodwin it today to discuss the observations about conducting onsite investigations at b.o.p. festivities. i accept expect that both of you will have helpful recommendations about what we could do moving forward to improve the conditions that we open facilities, and to help inmates gain access to treatment and programming, and to protect the most vulnerable incarcerated. we are also fortunate to have other distingui

and a lot of those conditions will work their way further. a east, it is going to get cooler here, and it's going to get cooler across central areas and down in the southeast as another weather system brings wintery conditions to the alps. wet and windy across much of the balkans, it's looking sunny in bucharest. but as we go into choose day, it's going to start to get cooler here to wind warnings out for some of the mediterranean islands like sardinia, but to the west. this is plenty of sunshine with a temperature coming up in spain. that should weather update blue weather, sponsored by casara ways from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. it's about respect for people or our planet promised to ensure the safety of women, what just the 15th of pullback that people actually have more feel. why is the u. k, so hostile to transfer the mystery to all of us? join me if i take on the live dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradiction, carmen get up front on al jazeera. ah, the me, you're watching out t

a big concern for us as we are looking at the dry conditions continuing. we are going 32 days in a row without any rainfall and i don't see any rain in sight. let's get to the first alert weather forecast and help you get out the door if you are getting ready for work or school. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera as we look southeast across the bay. it's a chilly start down to the 30s and 40s. grab that be gentlemannest. you know the drill. here we go in concord. 43, 37 in livermore. 49 san francisco. down to 42 san jose and 36 in santa rosa. mainly clear skies but we are dealing with patchy, dense fog for parts of the north bay. down to a quarter mile for new santa rose as well as for napa. here is the first alert forecast. mainly clear skies. chilly conditions. through the afternoon sun and daytime highs on the rise. warmer compared to yesterday. warming trend. cord his are possible as we look ahead to this week. we are going 32 days without any measurable rainfall this is for downtown san francisco. for all of us about a month without

but remember those cold conditions? definitely some frosty conditions a day to leave the house earlier along 5, 80 88 also are moving along pretty nicely at this hour. the san mateo bridge headed across towards the peninsula, a 80 to one o one just under 14 you're making good time there. the richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to one o one. it will be about 7 minutes. we are continuing to track your cold commute this morning. but for now, james howson it back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain 4, 0, 3, is the time and someone is spreading hundreds of anti semitic and hateful flyers throughout the bay area. >> police in the east bay south and the north bay are investigating. berkeley city leaders are also condemning the flyers saying that hate speech has no place in their communities proper stance has the story. >> hundreds of bags packed with covid-related conspiracies, an anti semitic messaging are left at bay area. homes was kind of shocking actually to walk at your front door and find one of these little pac

breezy conditions along the coast. sunrise at 6:51.ime highs, below average this time of year and even colder looking to the rest of the week. 56 in san francisco and 58 for san jose and 58 in concord. 57 in the napa valley and we are looking at chilly conditions because of the strong ocean breeze kicking in for us, making it feel really brisk through the day. tracking a weather system that could bring a few showers tonight into tomorrow. not a lot but taking it hour by hour, 6:00 p.m., showers and the north bay and through tonight and tomorrow morning, some showers and most activities offshore. for the rest of your tuesday, not expecting a lot, a few hundreds to a 10th. the seven-day forecast, oakland and san jose has colder temperatures this week and in the east bay in the north bay and the coast, a cool down and tomorrow, the coolest day of the week. let's check with gianna. i wish every day could be holiday light. it looks great out there. >>> i totally agree and i'm sure everyone that gets stuck in traffic would agree, as well. li

kenny choi is at ocean beach in san francisco to show us the condition there. >> beautiful conditions here. we see many people enjoying it. >> reporter: first responders are warning of stronger currents and waves earlier this week, there was a days long rescue effort the one person who got swept into the water. that person still hasn't been found. just another reminder to be careful on a day like today pick >> the water can be really scary. you have to look at it as a threat at all times. it's fun. >> reporter: fantastic video from chopper 5. we will show you more from san francisco fire showing how quickly you can get swept out into a rip current. also tips about how to stay safe on a day like today. we are at ocean beach, i am kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> to fire watch. along brushfire broke out in a very hot conditions south in laguna beach today. reporter kara finnstrom says the fire forced hundreds of people out. >> reporter: air tankers are making one return drop after another onlooking area hillsides . early this morning, the emerald fire burned dangerously close to home here. >> do

and this cobalt is mind an appalling conditions. i've spent months on the ground in the congo and seen hundreds of thousands of peasants, including tens of thousands of children, kate and toxic filth and grime, and pets and tunnels. eking out a sub human existence on a dollar or 2 a day to dig cobalt out of the ground and feed it up to the supply chains of mega cap tech and e v. companies around the world. much more needs to be done to a raise awareness of this human rights catastrophe. and much more needs to be done to alleviate the sub human colonial conditions under which cobalt is mind to power our lives every day. yeah, and from there actually want to take us right into a bit of video we have we're it's it's couple of gold miners describing what it's like working there requisite c. good for him. of lemon. was the anthro cool. it is really serious, but we enter here like animals. we have to walk on all fours and if we get tired, we screwed along in our bucks in order to get to where we need to reach sadie. we're lucky moseto cla