>>in danville phillipe djegal all kron 4 news.e north bay there has been a major covid-19 outbreak at a senior living for says it might gun shows us where it happened and what's being done to contain outbreak from spreading. >>according to the california department of social services there are 11 active covid-19 cases among staff and 19 total active cases among residents of the brookdale senior living facility in the city of napa but does spokesperson sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote we can't confirm more than one member of our brookdale napa community has tested positive for covid-19 we have informed residents their family members and associates of brookdale napa of this matter we are diligently monitoring residents and associates for signs and symptoms and we continue to work directly with local health officials to ensure all residents and associates have appropriate and necessary medical support quote back in december but dell was among all licensed assisted living facilities. the department of social services a

kron four's hopefully to go reports from danville where students wrapped up their first day back. >>the student body at green brook elementary school in danville exceed 600 kids and principal ria murphy says more than half have returned for in person instruction students are so excited today and and. >>teachers are so excited to talk with their children away from the cameras away from zoom screens. >>and 3 d the principal says the campus will slowly work its way up to 4 days of in person instruction per week. wednesday marks the first day and done a great back here. >>and one of the first district center area open so i'm very preschools and elementary schools in the san ramon valley unified school district now reopened in a hybrid model of in-person education tk through second graders return this through through 6th graders head back to class next back at school. >>am lee say they are confident that the school and its district have their best interests in mind. parents say they feel safe about sending their kids to class during the pandemic i believe they're extreme safety protoco

well that's the danville side which is we're going to go right kron four's have to call is in danville we're now catching up with students and parents were just watching the leaves some video of the kids going in they have masks on their separating so, and this is a big day and it looks like they have all the right protocols in place. >>absolutely and the principal and the superintendent swear by that justine masking physical distancing frequent sanitizing and the elimination of common touch points in classrooms and remember that the center mon valley unified school district's health and safety reopening plan was approved by both the contra costa. and state public health departments, so they're good to go and after nearly 11 months of distance learning. these parents are telling me that they're relieved to have their students back in class. they say nothing replaces in person learning. the anticipation has been building for weeks and when the time came to let go of her 7 year-old son rock. >>kerry morgan says it was tough the first day back and a little teary eyed about overwhelmingly

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at greenbrook elementary school in danville. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. the little ones here are returning to school, so tk through second grade will start today. can you imagine if they get in the classroom and the calendar says march 2020? that's the last time they were here for in person learning. so the little ones coming back today, the third through fifth graders will start next week. contra costa county is still in the purple tier. so middle and high school students are not cleared to return to the classroom yet. this state says the older kids can return when a county has been in the red tier for at least five days. officials say covid numbers are falling across the board in contra costa county. this doesn't mean an end to distance learning, though, to limit the number of kids in the classroom at one time, students will have two days in class and they will join by zoom the rest of the week. the superintendent of san ramon valley schools says this is a day they have all long anticipated and he is gra

every time i hear the traffic and weather mentioning danville, the dun lin grade and everything else, i get a little homesick. i'll send things back over to you. >> you come on back when it's safe and open. >> come on back now, you hear? >> you got it, absolutely. >> you can always come home, dom. you can always come home. 4:45. >>> raising concerns. what experts are saying after a california health care worker fully vaccinated against covid-19 contracted the disease. we'll be right back. find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. psst! psst! allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! you're good. >>> good friday morning. a live look in downtown san jose, as we get started with the day. get the kick-start on the weekend for you. 4:48 and we are going to kickoff with a nice day. meteorologist kari hall has been telling us -- laura's got the claps going. because we're

contra costa health services in danville phillipe all kron 4 news. >>well now all eyes are on capitol hill this morning as evidence is presented today on this second day of former president trump's impeachment trial. we have joe khaleel with more from d c. >>and that's a high crime and misdemeanor. if that's not an impeachable offense. then there is no such thing to start president trump's second impeachment trial, democrats played a 13 minute video bringing senators back to the harrowing moments of january 6th. lead impeachment manager jamie raskin delivered an emotional personal account of the ordeal when he along with his daughter and son in law heard writers pounding at the theme doors, protecting them i promised her that would not be like this again. the next time she came back to the capitol with me. and you know what she said. she said dad. i don't want to come back to camp. the question on this first day of the trial can a president be convicted. after he leaves office impeachment manager jonah who's argued that's just what the founders inten

>>in danville phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>now to the latest on the trump impeachment trial, house democrats wrapped up their first full day of arguments today. 7 hours and they were yesterday presented new video a police radio calls and trump's own twitter argue that he stoked the flames of violence inside of the january 6th insurrection of the capital and failed to act quickly to send help or call his supporters off house impeachment manager representative ted lieu argued that trump's desperate desire for power led to the riot. >>how did our exceptional country get to the point. a wave violent mob attacked our capital murdering a police officer, assaulting over a 140 other officers. how do you get the point where writers desecrated the filed and dishonored your senate chamber. whether replace him which use it became a crime scene. and we're national guard troops still patrol outside wearing body armor. i'll show you how we got here. president donald j trump ran out of nonviolent options to maintain power. some republicans

forcefully reports now from danville where students wrapped up their first day back. >>youngsters lineup, 6 feet apart from their classmates entering a new phase of their education this will be her first day actually on campus ever parents of students at green brook elementary in danville turning the page on full-time distance learning are excited receiving instruction on campus seems very excited. he's nervous. he has all the emotions, he said he scared, happy and you of us but he's really happy to be back it's going to be a great thing for him some 55% of the student body is back on campus for in person instruction, some 45% of the student body. >>will remain in distance learning kids are so resilient. >>and this is a comfortable environment for most of them are our youngest learners haven't quite been here yet so this is new for them and most of our children, this is a comfortable preschools and elementary schools in the san ramon valley unified school district. >>now reopened in the hybrid model of in person education tk through second graders returned this week,

live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> new this morning. the nation's third largest school district in chicago reached a deal for students to rush to class. the chicago teachers union approved a deal which includes plans for more teacher vaccinations and the possibility of school closures if covid infections spike. the first wave of k-8 students will return tomorrow. >>> san francisco's world of education voted to end merit-based admission at the elite lowell high school. after an exhaustive 7 hour meeting the board voted 5/2 in favor of changing the system to a lottery. pausing merit-based admissions for a year because of the pandemic but when racist incidents resurfaced at the school last month the board quickly proposed the resolution to make the change permanent. several community members felt the issue of equity and safety of black students at lowell had been delayed too long. >> stop saying -- fighting for injustices against their babies since before schools were integrated in san francisco. what you are b witnessing now is our words

definitely good news noticeable winds up on atlas peak calistoga in napa vacaville fairfield in danville some of these areas still in the midst of some really breezy conditions obviously come spots in areas like hayward in mountain view it's not necessarily going to stay that way all morning long as we do see winds mixing from aloft down towards the surface tower breezy us areas about 2500 feet up so those are areas like mount tam in mount diablo and as that wind pushes down into the bay you do get those breezy spots at times now gusty winds will remain but one thing that won't are wind advisories. those expired this morning at 04:00am a sign of improvements now conditions today will still be mild the daytime highs well into the 60's for the vast majority of the bay area, something you're not seeing in your 4 zone forecast today or any 70's hanging out those gone yesterday palo alto at 65 today, san jose campbell santa clara at 67 while fremont sharing that same number with you areas like hayward union city as well as danville each at 66 north a daytime highs, some of our warmest we've g

views around the bay area, i see over here in danville it is looking like mist around the east bay hillsyou the view from walnut creek. there it is. mt. diablo in the summit and foothills. we're seeing heavy drizzle and brief light rain. currently 54 degrees. for the morning with all of the cloud cover, temperatures mostly in the upper 40s. highs tomorrow, similar to tomorrow, might be a little warmer. 60 in santa rosa, and tri-valley in the low 60s as well. back out to san francisco, signs of light rain or really heavy mist as what we're seeing right now. here is the story. the weather system approaching us is weakening on approach. so the rain that we do see at times, in the future cast, it is light green throughout. it will not be heavy at all. by the morning, 7:00 a.m., it will fill in more around the central bay. by this time late afternoon and early evening the skies start to clear and the rain chances start to shut down. notice the bay area with this particular storm doesn't see a whole lot. most of the bay areas getting less than a quarter inch of rain. temperatures will trend wa

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in danville this morning with details on that and the new legal action now to open some other schools. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this is one of the schools where san ramon valley school district students, the youngest ones will be returning to in-person instruction today, and this is just one of the ways that the parents pressured their school district to get their kids back to school, this is video from one of their prior protests. they also threatened three board members with a recall effort. today students in transitional kinder through second grade return to classrooms. next week third through fifth graders return along with special day classes. the board is working out when sixth san francisco, where the y attorney added to the lawsuit against the city's public school district, accusing sf usd of violating students' constitutional rights to education and treating rich and poor students differently. mayor london breed has gone on the record saying she doesn't know how schools will reopen this year. there

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in danville this morning with details on that and thection to try to open other schools as well. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. of pressure by their parents leading up to this point. this is one of the ways that parents tried to protest their local school district to get kids back into the classroom drive by protests and threatened three board members with a recall effort. today students in transitional kindergarten through second grade will return to class. next week third through fifth graders return along with special day collapses and the board is still working out when sixth through 12th graders will return. meanwhile the legal pressure is mounting in san francisco, where the city attorney added to the lawsuit against the city's public school district, accusing san francisco district of violating students right to education and treating rich and poor students equally. mayor london breed said she can't see how schools will reopen this school year. i asked governor newsom will reopening schools yesterday

ranger showing us exactly where it's raining right now, as we look at richmond, moving over toward danvilleore as well as fremont getting some light rain, and if you are planning to head out to the park today in spots like el cebrane, maybe later in the morning. there will be light rain moving through, a cloudy sky and temperatures reaching into the mid-50s for a while. this rain passing by is mostly for morning hours as kro the bay area. we'll have a lot of clouds today and peeks of sunshine but tomorrow morning another chance of showers passing by. 2:00 in the morning seeing rain moving through parts of t sky c i think we'll get much more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. so two waves of rain passing by and looks to bring us 0.1 to 0.25 of an inch of rain, not as much as we need. if you're planning to head to the sierra this weekend, squaw valley and pine meadow also have slick roads today but better travel conditions tomorrow. i would bring the tire chains and they're looking at in the upper mountains still 100 inches of snow on the ground. so that's pretty good, and we'll get some additio

hayward right at 60 degrees same for you up in oakland while danville up to concord and up to a pittsburgh antioch in benicia all right at 60 degrees. santa rosa nevado petaluma all in the upper 50's. tomorrow's temperatures will be some of our coolest i noted those isolated showers will see into tomorrow afternoon interspersed by sometimes the sunshine after that we reversed course temperatures begin to rise again and by friday we're near 70 degrees with lots of sunshine to kick off the weekend. reyna john thank you because of the slick roads. i'm seeing another traffic collision this is. >>92 eastbound at industrial boulevard on the hayward side. the 92, but you can look at the conditions that people are having to brave through in this area as they head across peninsula there look at that very slick roadways. visibility is low still under 15 minutes, you drive time to the peninsula and the bay bridge back up not looking the best there are a few issues here one they turn the metering lights on it is also very slick and wet they had an accident on the eastbound side, your treasure island t

francisco reporting half inch or so sam was a not so much about 16 107 inches well as mountain view, danville half inch. cast of allah reporting 63 107 inch temperatures outside right now. not bad. we have temperatures in the mid to upper fifties toe low sixties 56 in san francisco. 60 degrees in santa rosa upper fifties over livermore in the 24 hour temperature change will show you where alameda warmer at this hour than where we were 24 hours ago by 10 in santa rosa up by 10 in fairfield, so getting into the afternoon will remain with partly cloudy skies. dry conditions. it is a bit breezy out there, especially along our coast. line sfl reporting winced about 23 mph and half moon bay reporting wind gust about 20. i'm gonna show you what's going on overhead at this hour. just partly cloudy to mostly clear dry conditions, but we are with our eye on the next system that will bring us just a little bit of rain a friday night into saturday more on that coming up in just a little bit. here's a look at your afternoon highs for today. 59 degrees in san francisco. low sixties expected for oakland low

danville walnut creek conquered as well as pittsburgh all at 70 today.d your warmest spot today at 73 degrees nice way to start the workweek hopefully get a chance to enjoy it. but if you don't today don't worry too much tuesday will be just as warm if not even a couple of degrees warmer. wednesday thursday and friday are still going to be beautiful just not quite as warm as today and tomorrow will be saturday and sunday just a touch cooler getting us closer to seasonal averages and by monday of next week we could see the return of some rainfall so do enjoy the dry weather. what we've got it john thank you so i'm tracking hot spot here in san francisco. we have some pretty significant. >>delays across the bay bridge because of it so right at one oh one southbound at the 80 split in san francisco. good alternate would try to get off on fremont street and drive around down to cesar chavez to get back on the one o one just above are behind this accident now there's also a disabled vehicle 80 westbound just east of fremont street. so that's why you're seeing

again, i'm doing my work from home from danville in the north side of this up towards the tri-valley.n't feel it here but maybe livermore, especially probably could feel a quake of this size. 3.2 at 4:45 late in the afternoon. right now 64 degrees in san jose. you got the high clouds coming in. gorgeous sunset. high clouds are known for doing that. look at san francisco cooling off at 57. morning temperatures in the 40s. we'll have to watch out again for patchy fog for the morning. tomorrow the cooling begins as highs are away from 0 degrees. low to mid 60s to morgan hill and upper 50s in san francisco as we wait for rain chances. tuesday no longer a rain chance but thursday on into friday morning is the first of the real significant chances of rain and then next weekend as we head into saturday, clearing on sunday. thursday into wednesday looks to be our top rainfall total opportunity. for the bay area, our numbers move up into thursday and saturday. looks like the north bay will be the winners for the highest rain total and for the sierra, we could see potentially by this time next

where that rain is falling, moving across the bay, and over toward parts of the east bay right now, danville getting in on some light showers. we've also seen it moving into milpitas as well as fremont, and we've seen some light showers in san jose as well. but the overall trend will be for this rain to start to taper off over the next couple of hours. the afternoon still looking cloudy, but at least that rain will take a break. there will be another chance of showers for early tomorrow morning, mostly before sunrise. we're at 2:30, seeing some hit or miss rain moving through san francisco, parts of the east bay and eventually into the east bay. look at the time, this is all before sunrise, moving through fairly quickly and clearing for the rest of tomorrow, with some sunshine for the afternoon. so if you have some plans to get out there, it's going to be cool, but at least the rain will be clearing out. we're looking at rainfall totals, this is not enough, up to anywhere from 0.1 to 0.25" for my yard and we need a lot more rain because we are still in an extreme drought across parts of the

conquer down to danville each at 60 degrees a few 50's mixed in across the north bay like in santa rosa, and the votto here's a look ahead next 7 days of eventually clearing out really nicely so this morning we have showers afternoon sunshine tomorrow, spotty showers will be sparse but when you do see them, i hope you're prepared for them even if you just saw sunny skies an hour beforehand thursday. we're really clear and we are on a warming trend by friday. it's back up into the upper 60's to kick off the weekend. reyna john thank you god, multiple traffic accidents and that's because it was what 6 roadways right there. >>southbound 80 at high street in oakland eastbound 80 a treasure island in san francisco's people are crossing there you can see the backup and it's actually causing a lot of flooding 1, one northbound cesar chavez street in san francisco, so we're seen a lot of accidents as a result of the rain and how wet it is out there. but if you look at the bay bridge you can see the backup starting to form and that's too. like i mentioned that eastbound side traffic accident, a

given the location, i didn't feel it up here in danville.e north side of this but if you were to the north, free month to north and west, a quake of that magnitude and size 3.2 you might have felt light to briefly moderate shaking. just saw one aftershock which is typical for a quake of that size. we'll continue to keep an eye on things here but again to recap, looks like a 3.2 earthquake occurring on the north side of calavaris. >> rob, thanks so much. we'll they can in with you later. >>> our other top story tonight, two children are safe in san francisco after the van they were stolen in is found. >> very, very tense moments last night. their father was speaking out and the police chief is also speaking out. christy smith has the very latest. >> knowing that they were safe was like a big weight off my shoulder and just god, thank god. thank god. >> reporter: jeffrey phang describes the moment he learned his children were safe. police found the honda odyssey that was stolen as he made the last door dash delivery of the night. >> i went in

because we can do it safely and we can do it safely because our experts and what needs to happen in danville phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>new tonight at 6 anyone arriving in england who was found to have lied about a recent visit to a country on the british government's travel ban faces up to 10 years in prison new coronavirus border policies were announced there today. residents of the uk was of course includes scotland northern ireland and wales and those who are heading to england will have to purchase a quote quarantine package it cost $2400 per person it covers accommodation and virus testing among other items there are 33 countries on britain's travel ban list including south africa portugal, and all of south america because of concerns of those new variants of the coronavirus and the world health organization says the covid virus is unlikely to have leads from a chinese laboratory in fact they now say that it is more likely to have jumped to humans from an animal, the findings come after an investigative team with the w h o visited wuhan china to try and track down the origin of

many of which are in the more affluent communities of walnut creek and danville. he said to make sure there is equity. the county is planning to offer more clinics and do more outreach in communities with lower vaccine rates. in hercules, nbc bay area >>> in san francisco today the city opened a neighborhood vaccination site in the mission district on 24th. it's the city's first neighborhood vaccine site. but they said more will follow. the bay view district up next. the mayor said the sites are located in neighborhoods highly impact populations. they hope to expand to 400 a day. >>> so as vaccinations ramp up across the state, so does concern about the variants and we've heard about one from overseas but there's also a domestic variant more prevalent in california. when you think you're getting used to something, there's a new pick up or hitch in this. >> yeah, jessica. as we've heard from doctors, variants are normal for sly -- viruss. we hear about the variants from the uk, south africa,ls a varia domestic. it was first sequenced here in california. it means it

since the start of the pandemic, roughly the same amount of people who live in the entire city of danville. >>> kaiser permanente is appealing fines. they amount to $100,000. in one case it's at walnut creek's facility. cal osha says they failed to handle or prevent possible worker exposure to covid. in the other caseworkers in san leandro were forced to use defective ppe gear. kaiser calls the issues isolated and early on in the pandemic. they were hit with similar fines at the endof 2020 and also topped $100,000. >>> san francisco schools and labor unions plan to meet just days after the city says it is suing the school district. city attorney dennis herrera says he wants a safe school reopening plan put in place. the district is calling the lawsuit frivolous. the superintendent return plans are still in place but are fluid with no return dates set. vaccines are a sticking point. >> we don't know what's going on with the vaccines. we're hearing from educators this is the number one tool to return safely to schools and the city is still not moving in that direction in prioritizing us. >>

if you're going out jogging, let's head over to danville and check out our temperature trend. we'll see temperatures in the next hour in the low 60s. if you want to go during the warmest time of the day for those outdoor activities, let's say go at about 3:00 to 4:00, and it's not going to be as windy as yesterday as we all see our high temperatures near 70 degrees. we will see some gusty winds picking up again in our forecast. we'll talk about that and look way ahead to see if we have any rain that's coming up in a few minutes. marcus? >> all right. thanks. >>> new details straight ahead on the murder of an american journalist. what a new report is expected to reveal about his 2018 killing. >>> plus, oscar and grammy winner lady gaga suffering terrible news. why the singer's now offering a six-figure reward. >>> first, as part of our black history month coverage, today we honor an actress, director, producer, and activist. terry j. vaughan, born in san francisco as an actress, she's best known for her roles as levita on "the steve harvey show." she received three awards for t

freemont on up to hayward each at 59 degrees oakland you'll be at 59 today with concord walnut creek in danville also each at 59 for your daytime highs. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days we see showers this afternoon. dry skies tomorrow another chance of rain on saturday. dry skies on sunday for valentine's day followed by a 3rd chance of rain fell on monday before we dry out again into tuesday and wednesday. so it's an on and off pattern of rainfall for the forecast ahead of us just be ready for those rainy days. thank you john excited for the sunshine all right, let's get a look at the traffic this morning. >>as you head out the door if you're heading from the east bay into the city. right now drive times under 10 minutes no high wind advisories. but again like we saw yesterday traffic is really starting to pick up along our bridges there see just want to be careful and cautious as you are driving it and make sure you give yourself a little more time and also let's get a look at the san mateo bridge. drive times under 10 minutes as you head across to the peninsula. there. no accidents to

valley unified school district more than 300 students return to green brook elementary school and danville yesterday. now the principal says the campus will slowly work its way up to 4 days of in person instruction per week. >>and done a great job getting us back here. and one of the first district center area open so i'm very back at school. >>i believe they're extreme safety protocols and we're with the vaccine rollout getting these kids back in class. >>well tk through second graders returned this week, 3rd to 6th graders head back to class next week high schools are closed until the county is in the red tier. and in north bay students and parents in vacaville are organizing demonstrations to prove that resuming in person classes are safe. well they did so by setting up desk and chairs in the parking lot of vacaville high school. parents say the event was to show the school board that students can keep their masks on stay socially distance. and i'm here to safety protocols. keeping kids. >>and remote learning is causing huge disadvantage is. between. are struggling already children not

while danville san ramon in oakland still holding on to upper 50's sonoma you'll be at 63 today with fairfield not far behind at 62. same number for you in petaluma and santa rosa also at 62 today. tomorrow's temperatures as i told you will be a little warmer than 2 days and we level out in the mid 60's for your average highs on into the weekend ahead of us lot of sunshine for today tomorrow saturday and sunday we do see temperatures cooling just a touch into early next week with a bit of an increasing cloud cover but still likely to remain dry through monday tuesday and wednesday. reyna john thank you a pretty quiet morning. so far we are keeping our eye on a traffic collision out in san jose it's not affecting any of the highways though, so that's a good thing let's take a look at the san mateo bridge has had across the peninsula. there 92 west bound moving along. >>under 15 minutes for your drive time and the bay bridge another great commute, the meter in lights are not on just yet. under 9 minutes for your drive time there you see the flag is blowing just a little bit however the

hayward right at 70 same for you in san leandro danville walnut creek as well as conquered, berkeley oakland, you're in the upper 60's at 69 while the way how napa as well as youngsville at 71, fairfield one of our warmest spots at 73 degrees. not far behind that santa rosa at 72 degrees for your high today. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days daytime highs tomorrow likely to be even a little bit warmer on our seasonal averages. so that is definitely kind of a nice thing to see especially the start the new week we're going to have great weather to be stepping outside maybe taking a walk on the lunch break or right after you get off of work now wednesday and thursday a little bit on the cooler side and will hold steady into friday, too. the weekend ahead will be falling back to seasonal averages which is normally low 60's for this time of year so daytime highs today is not the normal but we will see the return of that here in just a few days as we make our way into next week not only will we be kicking off march on monday of next week but also seeing the return of some showers so e

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contra costa health services in danville phillipe all kron 4 news.outh bay now home to was being billed as the large and covid mass vaccination site in california that would be levi stadium where hundreds of people got their shots this afternoon kron four's rob fladeboe live to tell us. how that first day went so far rob. >>well that's right ken, you know the first day here at the county's newest mass vaccination site was billed as a kind of soft opening. the final numbers aren't in i was told that they were expecting about 500 people to get vaccinated today and that that number would be going up dramatically in the days ahead, but all depended upon the amount of vaccine available. here's more. >>a shot of clark county health system run mass vaccination site here at levi stadium opened tuesday afternoon on able to get a shot elsewhere, but grateful for the opportunity today was bob carlson of san jose kaiser doesn't have the supply and so the county did what they had to do and let's get all the 65 plus people inoculated the clinic is by appointment o

mostly looking at upper 50's low 60's mixed in for hayward oakland up to richmond as well as from danville on up to concord north bay daytime highs, mostly low to mid 60's fairfield one of our warm spots in the bay today at 64 degrees, let's get you a look ahead at our next 7 days. you do see after today we actually have a pretty nice little dry stretching from this afternoon through tuesday wednesday and into thursday now thursday night into friday, our next chance of showers before conditions dry back out into next weekend. reyna john thank you so if you're hitting the road just like john mentioned it's very slick and wet out there as i was traveling from the east bay like i mentioned into the city. >>was very foggy traveling across the bay bridge. we saw overnight accident on the bridge. nothing there right now that you want to take your time to be cautious. if you are leaving the house and hitting the road this morning. there are some soul spinouts and i'm seen out there. but right now your commute into the city from the east bay under 11 minutes for your drive time, let's head over to

well for the east bay, pretty solid low 60's double in oakland on over to danville up to concord allither at 62 or 63 degrees today. well 2 of her very warmest spots we'll be in petaluma each at 65 for your daytime highs. getting a look ahead at next 7 days today and tomorrow, fairly mild but tomorrow night, a cold front pushes in along with those showers that will be seen friday morning you can expect a cool down with friday and saturday being the coolest days of this forecast after that temperatures begin to climb in by monday and tuesday of next week. it's very likely that much of the bay area will be back in the 70's for daytime highs. reyna john thank you let's get a look at your commute if you're leaving the house right now from the east bay. >>heading into the city you can see it traffic is starting to pick up there. however you still under 10 minutes fremont street exit for your drive time. let's also go ahead and a look at the golden gate bridge heading into the city under 20 minutes for your drive time here. no accidents, no major hot spots. the richmond sandra fell also a

hayward each right at 60 degrees same for you in oakland, san leandro castro valley as well as from danville bay temps really not much different than at a range of upper 50's to low 60's. tell you get to the coast where it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow that chance of rainfall and that's it after that we see daytime highs rise near 70 degrees by friday and really sunny and nice rest of the forecast. after these showers reyna john thank you very slick roadways out there today and so you've seen a lot of smaller. >>traffic collisions what i'm looking at southbound 80 near oak street in oakland that's also cause and not any backup because the roadways are not occupied just yet, but if there was more traffic on the road that could be problematic so we're watching our commute times this morning and how fast we drive because else like it is if you're commuting into the city to that fremont street exit under 9 minutes for your drive time the san mateo bridge also starting to pick up here still under 15 minutes as you commute across peninsula. and the golden gate bridge, another very slick bri

union city in fremont at 59 degrees upper 50's for the tri valley well danville walnut creek and conquered in the low 60's today, oakland you'll be at 61 degrees north bay daytime highs low to mid 60's for you with fairfield at and napa each at 62 petaluma santa rosa nevado in sandra fell all at 61. your lookahead it are next 7 days after morning showers we will see conditions drying out come the afternoon and we stay dry through tuesday, wednesday and thursday thursday night into friday morning our next chance of showers before a dry weekend to follow. back to you john thank you for that so we're getting a look at your commute this morning as you head into the city from the east bay drive times under 11 minutes. however, not seen any major accidents or hot spots i am seeing some spinouts. >>across the bay area and that's because your roadways are wet. so give yourself a little more time. also let's go ahead and get a look at the great bridge here you can see you can barely see things here. it's very foggy as you head into the city. the bay ridge as well as also a foggy commute for you so

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. >> reporter: in danville, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay. so a lot to take in for sure.what do the other bay area counties need to do to make that move from purple to red? let's look at santa clara for an example. the case rate, we just talked about that, is 21.5 per 100,000 people. so that's too high. as cheryl mentioned, it actually needs to be 7 cases per 100,000. so they're not even close at this point. what about the positivity rate? turns out that county is much better right there. positivity rate is 4.9%. that's below the 8% needed to slide into the red tier. so they have one of two. all right. what about san francisco? if we look at san francisco, the case rate is 12.5. you can seep it right here. much better than the south bay, but still not good enough to move into the red. the postivity rate, 2.5. that meets the criteria, but again, only one of two of those criterias are being met. so as we track those numbers as well as the race to vaccinate, of course we're going to continue to update this on our website, nbcbayarea.com. tons of resources on there for you. r

same for you in san leandro walnut creek danville in concord north a daytime highs, some of our warmestairfield that 73 benicia and vacaville and i 72 degrees each while some 60's as you head right out to the coastline. tomorrow's temperatures will be just as warm as today. so if you can't get outside enjoy today's sunshine and warmth don't worry too much tomorrow you get another chance to do it as i mentioned we start to cool down a bit after that we're still going to be looking at temperatures warmer than average and plenty of sunshine just not quite as unseasonably warm as today and tomorrow will be highs fall into the 60's by wednesday stay that way for much of the rest of the week saturday and sunday we'll see highs returning the seasonal averages which is mostly upper 50's to low 60's and then next week as we kick off march next monday we will see the return of some showers but in the meantime we are dry. all week long and into the weekend. great thank you john it's a amazing forecast there. >>all right as you head into the city from the east bay can look at the bay bridge right n

this will keep the heavier rain through orinda and danville heading through the next 30 to 45 minutes south bay. we will get some sun for the afternoon. another quick, passing system for showers on wednesday, and then, raj, this is your kind of weather. thursday through sunday, we get the sun coming back out. >> it is gardening weather. we get the moisture and the rain and then some sunshine. thank you, jeff. >> just make sure you're here, raj. >> good night. >> jimmy: hey, everybody welcome to an all-new "tonight show. we're here in new york city, it's a big nor'easter

danville, 67. 67 out in fairfield. it will be 67 in berkeley. 66 in novato. warm number up here is another 70 up in cloverdale. we saw the temperature change. we have small opportunities for rain coming our way. not that one. watch that one fall apart. but, then there are others that will be in here. a chance for light rain thursday night into friday. another one comes in behind that. that gets us into saturday. they look pretty impress e when you look at them this way. we should not get our hopes up too much on these. these are likely not significant storms. they are not major rain events either. but, at least they are enough that we can start putting opportunities for rain in the forecast. this thursday and friday. and then the next one that shows thereupon as we get into saturday and into sunday. keep your fingers crossed. february is a big month for us. we already lost out on the first week. we need some rain. hopefully that changes for us and we start getting it. i'll see you with more on this later. >>> all right, thank you darren peck. nths after kp5 f

. >> bob, danville, pennsylvania, republican. >> thank you for taking my call. i have to commend you with your grace on some of these questions and what you do and it's great to listen to people who call in from all the country and listen to all these opinions. it's wonderful. i hope i can get my points across eloquently enough to make sense. mr. mcmullen ran as an independent. and i think his idea was, well, he's in the middle so we'll get the middle. he'll get the people who are moderates on both sides, which makes a lot of sense. but think about president trump when he ran. and when he became president. look at the enthusiasm that he had. and if you want to take away his rhetoric, the things that he said and just what he accomplished was tremendous. the unemployment, the america first, the jobs, everything was wonderful. but what a person says and what they do are different things. and it is more important what they do than what they say. and i have said in the beginning in discussions with my family. i said, you know, the rhetoric that he has is going to cau

danville, 68. concord, antioch, walnut creek could potentially cee lo 70s.eading into the evening as well as the peninsula. mid-six, san mateo. 65 degrees, redwood city. san francisco, lovely day, 64 degrees. 71 for ukiah. now, what do we have in store the next several da his? tomorrow, super bowl sunday. it will be beautiful. we'll keep the sunshine. temperatures in the 60s again. just looking way out, right? we start to see a decrease in temperatures as the high pressure starts to back off. and it looks like our next chance of seeing rain is going to move in thursday into friday. and that could bring more sierra snow. this is a live look using our underground cameras. >>> continue to tag me. kira. >> i love those too, vianey. thanks so much. 7:47. still ahead on "today in the bay". we countdown to the super bowl. let's not forget the puppy bowl. this special player making his debut in the big game. learn the one trait that sets him apart from his competition. >>> welcome back at 7:50. a live look at the sunny skies over san jose. a beautiful start to what

questions from danville and others involved around identifying the inputs for modeling, impact of covid, identifying the targets for number of transit hours connected with the transit center and key hubs. they were well received. of course, we always want to understand what is going on inside the transit center. john updike, thank you for the facilities update. members suggested using the wi-fi in the rooftop park for k-12 student classroom activities. interesting idea or adult classes or academic activities. we have done a little bit of that already. i will wrap up pie pointing out future agenda item requests include rail yard updates and budget forecast updates which executive director gonzalez will provide with the help of our esteemed cfo in the near future. in conjunction with working on new cac members we acknowledge that it is difficult during covid to offer the tour. based on discussions with executive director gonzalez we will develop an update review of all key things and share the virtual tour with new and old members. this will be part of our efforts to get new members up to

more than 40 restaurants from danville to pleasanton are taking part in the taste trivalley's you recall pull event. the goal is to survive the pandemic, including local businesses which are really hurting the most. >> the restaurants really needed to have something to boost us. some of these restaurants aren't making it. we said we will not let that happen in the tri-valley. >> it's no secret sales are down. >> the more you taste, the higher your chance of wenning a prize such as a gift certificate or weekend get away in the area. >>> still on kpix as texans suffer through a historic winter storm, one san jose business owner has come up with a creative way to help out. after the break find out what you can do to support them. >>> back in the golden state. why kamala harris is back in the area and how her childhood shaped her. >> even at age 5, she was protective and who stand up to a bully. >>> and here's a live look at san francisco bebefore the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. >>> after this week's devastating storm there's a new crisis. half the population is suffering from a water pr

questions from danville and others involved around identifying the inputs for modeling, impact of covid, identifying the targets for number of transit hours connected with the transit center and key hubs. they were well received. of course, we always want to understand what is going on inside the transit center. john updike, thank you for the facilities update. members suggested using the wi-fi in the rooftop park for k-12 student classroom activities. interesting idea or adult classes or academic activities. we have done a little bit of that already. i will wrap up pie pointing out future agenda item requests include rail yard updates and budget forecast updates which executive director gonzalez will provide with the help of our esteemed cfo in the near future. in conjunction with working on new cac members we acknowledge that it is difficult during covid to offer the tour. based on discussions with executive director gonzalez we will develop an update review of all key things and share the virtual tour with new and old members. this will be part of our efforts to get new members up to

this is michael out of danville, illinois. good morning, independent. caller: good morning. just trying to get over the previous caller. wow. i would say the top story is representative greene, and i also agree with representative westerman when he said the truth will set you free. but for an informed public to make good decisions, the truth has to be presented to them. representative greene dealt with everything but the truth. the republicans have said that she apologized. what was shown on c-span as to what she said, i never heard the words "i'm sorry," or "i apologize to the american public." i heard her make reference to "i do believe in this," or "i do believe in that," for example, the attack on 711 being real. but i am just mystified how you can say that the truth will set you free and then turn around and give support to somebody who is a representative of the people and doesn't deal with the truth. host: michael in illinois. it was yesterday where that vote was held, final vote total 230-199. 11 republicans crossing the aisle and joining democrats in-house and votin

east bay, walnut creek, concord, antioch, danville, headed out to check your favorite restaurant oute brunch or dinner, temperatures will again be in the low 60s if you want to grab some of that takeout. peninsula, 59 in redwood city, drops off to 56 in daly city. san francisco, 50s in ingleside, the mission, into downtown, a little bit that have wind. north bay, 62 in napa, 59 in clear lake, 61 through novato. temperatures here really, it's somewhat normal for february. but we know all the way across texas, it's been anything but normal. we've had those temperatures in the teens earlier this week. but notice tomorrow, we do start to see things warm up a little bit. 51 degrees going to be a lot better for folks in dallas. they are still possibly having power issues, but the weather is starting to turn and warm up there across texas. my extended forecast, we do have dry weather on sunday. 60 degrees. going to be a beautiful day. and mid-60s by tuesday. wind i think is going to be picking up tuesday and wednesday in our mountains, 15 to about 35 miles per hour. you'll also see some 70s

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