a live look at the east bay. a windy start. first alert meteorologist is tracking those conditions. >>> masks are optional, but that could change thanks to a new proposal being kicked around. ride why they are talking about it. >>> and as covid cases rise in the bay area, we have an inside look at the technology being used now to detect more variants. >>> and the big win on game five. who they could be playing next in the western conference. >> welcome to thursday. >>> let's get a check of wealther and traffic. and that camera and that shaking out there. it is pretty windy. >> we have a wind advisory until 11:00. that is going to stay in effect through the north bay and east bay valleys. it is gusty in the passes. that is where this is really the strongest. any of the passes through the east bay hills. and right

to be the big weather story tonight. >> in the bay area, especially for north bay mountains and east bayls could see gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour or less. that's what we have a wind advisory going into effect for the highest peaks anywhere from north bay mountains to the east bay hills. but our coastal and even valley locations could also see gusts in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range. so slightly below that wind advisory level. but here's a live look outside golden gate bridge. and yeah, we can barely make it out just because of the hazy skies out there. winds certainly not helping, but temperatures out there right now keeping our bay area coastline, specifically our beaches on the cool side. thanks to that sea breeze and that 20 mile per hour range, half moon bay. 52 degrees. berkeley, 10 degrees warmer at 62 degrees with conquered and santa rosa about 10 degrees warmer than that in the low 70's. so very unique microclimate forecast out there in the bay area. but high temperatures tomorrow, a few degrees below average flirting with 70's for warmest inland valleys in the north an

in the east bay. the closure of a family owned grocery store in west oakland has made it harder for people in the area to get healthy food and fresh produce. but as kron forcefully juggle reports, an alternative option is coming. thanks to a strong community effort. >> mosaic world market will provide free space for up to 25 vendors to operate and sell healthy, fresh food, filling the vacuum left behind after full-scale grocery store community foods market closed in this space more than 2 months ago in the flatlands a west. oakland is not a lot of it's a food desert for healthy food. >> and so we know that in most black and brown communities. >> that we don't have access to get healthy, fresh produce on saturday, the market held a soft opening. it's located in the old markets parking lot at 31. 0, 5, san pablo avenue in west oakland starting next week. community ready, core events, coordinator, denmark, vesey says. >> it will operate every saturday from noon to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. showcasing n

we'll get high clouds filtering across parts of the north bay and east bay. all, a really spectacular day. warmer temperatures. we'll start off for tomorrow morning in the 40s. 45 in the trivalley. south bay 48. chilly weather in the north bay. take note. 39 degrees. those heaters will be clicking on through tomorrow afternoon, no need for any heater. we have shorts and t-shirt kind of weather. check it out. ten to 15 degrees warmer in the south bay. 72 san jose. let's take you to the east bay. warmest weather, oakland 68. peninsula 68. no 70s in san francisco. but that will feel good in the mission at 65. north bay going up to wine country, why not, low to mid-70s here from napa. 7-day forecast has it even warmer on sunday. 67 here in san francisco. dry through next week. and look at this. sunday coming in. we have warmed it up to 80 degrees and we stay with 70s through next week. no storms next week but the 70s are going to be comfortable and will keep the ground moisture around with us from that rainfall this week. weekend. >> that's a beautiful looking 7-

and taking a live look from the east bay. nd advisory is in effect through parts of the bay area this morning. and first alert has all we need to know before we head out the door. >> and the mask mandates. that could happen if a new proposal passes. riders are talking about it before today's board meeting. >> and lashing out after west. how the western president is punishing nato countries. and. >>> helping drivers at the pump. how one is gating a break to some of its customers. good morning. april28th, 5:30. with us on this thfe m it, too. >> and it is breezy out there. but giana and i have been going over this this morning. the biggest impact on the commute is probably the pass. >> definitely. >> it is not too terribly windy for most of under the circumstances especially in the north bay. you are included in the wind advisory. it is a 15-minute breeze. it is a 20-mile-an-hour gust. until you are going over the pass. >>> temperatures out there in the mid 40s right now at their coldest. sit 50 in oakland. technically, the wind

in the east bay, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, new. >>> parent, heads up. oakland's public schools are bracing for a teacher strike on friday. the union announced today 75% of its members voted for the one-day strike. the school district says it doesn't have enough substitutes and is asking families to not send their children to school on friday. teachers say the school district has broken a promise to work with the community when it comes to school closures. >> what we're saying that it's time for ousd to listen to families, to listen to us. there's been hunger strikes in this city. there have been marches. we have packed a school board meetings. >> the next school board meeting is tomorrow. while school closures aren't on the agenda, teachers say they should be. >>> in san francisco, some students got the field trip of a lifetime today when their city hall visit was led by the mayor and the governor. kids helped the adults celebrate the tenth anniversary of san francisco's kindergarten to college program, which was launched by newsom when he was mayor. wh

and we still have a wind advisory in place for the east bay and north bay hills. that's going to be until 11:00am today and then winds will slowly start to taper off a live look outside right now. pretty quiet, dry conditions for us. and we're anticipating dry skies for the next few days. current temperatures outside right now low 50's in the east bay you're looking at low to mid 40's and in the south bay 50's. we're going to have your full seven-day forecast coming up and a look at those winds. but for now daryn, james, back to you. thank well, a quick check of the roads this morning. and we've seen this back up here normal back at the bay bridge as we're checking your drive this morning. >> under great conditions, though, as you can see, the sun is up. so though you're waiting to get through the toll plaza, at least you've got some nice weather to enjoy your san mateo bridge ride looking pretty good. 92. once you're past the toll gate, you're moving smoothly across the span. so no problems there getting into the peninsula. and as we jump to the north, we've got

i live in the east bay. i'm going for the a's. ake a look. >> on any day. >> this week the battlest bay series divides baseball fans. >> i have been an a's fan for as long as i can remember. >> we got that first world series and the couple after that is when it picked up for me. >> they have known each other since they were 11. for years they are have been going to a's and giants games but wearing different team gear. >> one of the checkmarks in the negative column. we work through it and there's many things to love about. >> their love is strong but their a roll are you is stronger. >> i think they thought that i was going to become a giant's fan moving across the street from the stadium. i am staying strong, always wearing my athletics gear. >> the question now, what gear will there are baby girl be wearing when she arrives late their year. >> i think there are cute g names but i'm straying strong with the a. >> you will let her choose? >> yeah. >> when she is old enough she can see what she wants to do. >> she will know the real

that is very heavy rain right now as the moisture moves through the east bay. it is wet right now as you cross the bridge. we will timeout this line of heavier rain. antioch expecting heavier showers and this is pushing off to the east. mored through the morning and theeron teoon. chancngnderstorms lat ths rmrection cteed entire ththreat of a this afternoon. if it pops up, hail will be the biggest concern between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. the rain 50's to low 60's. take a look at the brighter forecast. let's see how we are doing on the wet roads this morning. >> we have wind advisories for the bay bridge. the golden gate is also pretty gusty this morning. hydroplaning an issue. be aware of standing water and flooding and pooling. that is the biggest hazard for you this morning. you can see roads are slick here. the east freeway crowding up this early thursday morning. we have an accident on bay bridge. expect delays as we go out to the morning. >> the warriors are in denver this morning. andre iguodala has had next -- neck spasms but he has improved. the warriors are e

just seen for the north bay mountains, east bay hills, but the valleys of the north bay could see gusts in the 30 to 40 miles per hour range. we're already tracking very dry conditions out there at fairfield. >> 31% relative humidity because of wind speeds out of the west at 20 miles per are also seeing temperatures on the mild side currently in the mid 70's there. so that wind advisory like we mentioned, going to go into effect, starting at 8 o'clock tonight. but we're already seeing those drying impacts because of those breezy winds out there, especially for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. we are expecting to see gust tonight upwards of 60 miles per hour or less. and right now the gusty us winds downtown san francisco. 22 miles per hour sustained winds. those of you in fairfield, not that far behind. also getting those westerly breezes out there sustained at 20 miles per hour with gusts closer to about 25 miles per hour or less. and they're only going to get stronger throughout tonight, especially during the overnight hours right around about 2 o'clock in the morning after

really see this more along the coast but also in the north bay valleys and the inland valleys of the east bay and it'll stay that way into tomorrow morning. time frame on that, 8:00 p.m. north bay valleys. east bay valleys. notice how it does not include the east bayshore line. you aren't in that. for the inland valleys we are. gusts will pick up then and here is the reason why. watch that system there. looks promising. the rainfalls apart before it gets here. we don't get rain out of here. we notice the winds. there will be another one early next week but none of them bring us ian. instead in addition to breeze we warm up going in to the weekend. daytime high also be -- it'll be sunny and mid to upper 70s for the south bay by saturday and sunday. for the inland valley wes will be near 80 by saturday and sunday. a bit breezy but nothing to significant. already seeing winds on the pass. >> we are seeing the brake lights in the same area. if you are headed over to 580 just getting busy. onto 580 itself. little breezy. here is a live look at conditions. westbound 580. brian kiley. you can see tr

not only for impressive rain now moving through east bay. that closely for your morning commute. the focus quickly turns to this afternoon and the isolated thunderstorm potential bay area wide. we'll have a lot to cover on this coming up in the forecast, next. for you i wish many things... to see all the world can be. but most of all... i wish you'll never stop wishing. >>> to the fire watch, a wildfire in arizona near flag staff has tripled in size. it's now burned 16,000 acres and destroyed at least 28 structures since starting sunday. hundreds of homeowners have been evacuated. dry winds and brush are creating the flames and cuting huge plumes of smoke. >>> the county's preservation and open space district approved grant money for 18 wildfire prevention projects. some of the money came from a settlement with pge. projects will focus on treating 2,000 acres are fuel breaks and allowing grazing to flow or prevent the spread of wildfires. >>> resorts will be busy through spring break. palasades tahoe plans to stay open through may 15. >> we h

few folks in the east bay to be along the east bay hills. hange going forward to the period there was sliding everything towards the east and into motion. you can see we're talking about little break here for those inland spots before that next batch gets here live shot of the east bay shoreline as we speak now off to the bay in the distance. lots of cloud cover and a bit of the way of some fog winds we on shore just about all day today, we'll be in the teens and maybe brushing a little bit of the lower 20's, but we'll call it a kind of a good stiff breeze at work here all day today. not quite windy, but breezy and this will take us into sunday. the winds subsiding by that point and the sun coming up, we'll see a lot of sun going on to market those puddles that we're creating already. again, here's a nice gap going on here in the upstream. a new clump of activity to make note of that into early next week. we'll be watching temperature check for mid to upper 50's. 57 going on for oakland. 55 conquered. 56 for any off. 55 mean, well for san fra

drew: much of the rain is focused in the east bay. you will find scattered light rain into parts of east right now from san ramon, alto mont, even some showers as you move to the south now. there is that rain around san jose. certainly wet spots, 280, as we head towards the morning commute. these showers will mainly exit around 7:00 a.m. it is a 1 on the storm impact scale. less than a tension of an inch of rainfall and slick road ways this morning. rain is out of here by 7:00 a.m. a lot of cloud cover this morning for a skies this afternoon. our next storm quickly arrives tomorrow. jobina: this morning mask mandates are dropping after a federal judge struck down a federal mandate. the does not mean masks are going away everywhere, though. >> this morning masks are no longer required on planes and public transit despite an uptake in covid-19 cases nationwide. >> it is for our own protection because obviously covid is still going around. >> people are so tired of wearing mask. >> a federal judge in florida appointed by president trump s

just east of the east bay hills, even livermore down to about 5%. . you can see some of that marine layer trying to sneak in there fighting against the tide as it were. and then by tomorrow afternoon, again, same deal fairly dry off to the east and then everybody gets flooded by the marine layer really showing how things will be changing, preparing for hopefully that shot of some rain on monday today. 67 san francisco, oakland, 73. 75 going on for san jose. here's what your high temperatures look like for today. we've got the upper 70's in the far east bay. also up in the north bay, too little cooler off to half moon bay in places of the coast will be seeing a lot of the 50's. thank you, dave. >> members of a bay area families say they are at a loss after the alameda county da cleared 3 police officers of criminal charges for the in custody death of mario gonzales kron four's amanda hari talked with gonzalez, his brother and his mother to get their reaction. >> wasn't that surprising? i'm also kind of like let down and away and it likely lose lose an

>> east bay muds board will discuss next steps at its meeting next week.things could go into effect immediately. other things like a water surcharge would go into effect until at least may. that said pablo reservoir, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> sam tail county and 9 of its cities and towns are suing the now defunct monsanto corporation for the costs of removing toxic chemicals of the company allegedly left behind. the lawsuit alleges that monsanto, the creator of the herbicide roundup knowingly contaminated the county with pcbs. that's a compound that's been determined to be both carcinogenic and a pollutant. the county attorney says paying to prevent further pollution should be monsanto's responsibility, not the taxpayers. the u.s. government banned the production of pcbs back in 1978. >> today is earth day and people usually a new plant trees or maybe pick up trash to mark the occasion. but a bay area youth group wants us to rethink community cleanup and take it to the next level. they want climate justice and they held a huge rally in san francisco toda

now to the east bay. oakland earlier this week. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's longtime partner. >> it's a wonderful guy and it's just. everybody's friend. there's no reason for this absolutely senseless. meredith, we're identified. the man killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford. >> her partner of 5 years more than anything is >> and he was just an amazing night. very, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything for his friends. he didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken and mourning his death. we're says stanford was a stepfather, brought his dixon. >> and leaves behind a young daughter. set a whole right. i don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night,

certainly seeing delays along the bay bridge about a 35 minute drive traveling across towards the east bayinto the city right now? 25 minutes mace that fremont street exit. so no accidents on the bay bridge on the westbound side. san mateo bridge traffic picking up here 20 minute. drive for you as you're traveling. let's get a look at the south bay. look at this one. 85 apart. 44 minutes, we're also starting to pick up a bit along 2.80, definitely not as congested as long. 1. one. 48 to 50 minute drive antioch heading in to conquer. and we'll leave you with a look at 24 here. 15 minute drive. wannacry down to 5. a a slight delay as you're traveling to walnut creek darya. james, back to you. thank you. reena 7.31. and today the golden state warriors will try to finish off polish off the nuggets. you like the >> and get to the nba playoffs. yeah. the big question, though, is going to be will steph curry start? he's been coming off the bench because they're working his ankle slowly back in the game play but looks like it looks like he might be good enough to do it. coach kerr says that there'

most recently the east bay. >> well, east bay regional water the board there's voted to put limits onties to if households go over those limits. so be force resistance. who takes a look? >> we're going into a stage, 2 drought. that means that customers are going to be required, not asked to conserve water effective immediately. east bay municipal utility district customers must start conserving water or else face penalties. >> the board approved the move into stage 2 drought at its tuesday meeting. district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >> we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >> but the board will start an excessive water use. panel. the ordinance that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you g

thursday for the north bay, the east bay valleys and the east bay hills.we could have wins easily going up about 40 m an hour for the stronger gusts, maybe approaching 50 miles an hour, especially toward the coastline , but even a place like sfo. other areas near the coastline will still have some pretty strong winds throughout the evening hours and into you're thursday. the wind forecast models showing you this, and basically there's a bunch of numbers here, just highlighting the fact that we will not have light winds. the wind will accelerate later on tonight into your thursday morning and then still breezy throughout the day for tomorrow, even into the afternoon hours, but that advisory expected to expire 11 o'clock thursday morning satellite that we do have lots of sunshine right now, but you may have noticed if you look up to the sky right now we actually have just a little thin layer of high clouds moving across the bay area's the satellite. picking up on some of those high clouds. moving from north to the south. current numbers out there for the 12

and as we get into the east bay, we've got areas over our east bay hills.re. fremont may have a few sprinkles over your area into the sierra. we go where we have snow here. another 3 to 6 inches a possibility before it moves off into nevada , with the winter weather advisory going until two o'clock this afternoon. we will consider to continue to see the mostly cloudy skies through the morning hours, and then by lunchtime, we are breaking away to partly cloudy conditions, little bit of sunshine and seasonal attempts expected for your afternoon today. the other story this morning just how much warmer it is out there. you're going to notice 15 degrees warmer in santa rosa yesterday near freezing in santa rosa this morning in the low fifties. 10 degrees warmer for the east bay shore of oakland and half moon bay. you're 14 degrees warmer with 52 to start your day 55 in areas over sfo 55 in fremont into the afternoon. we've got some nice weather coming our way. 63 san francisco upper sixties and oakland 70 degrees in livermore under partly cloudy conditions anoth

upper 70's east bay up to the north bay as well.ar about 80, but we will return to that later. so tonight, increasing clouds, mild, breezy 50's, a few 40's. then for this week, cooler tomorrow, warm late with 70's by thursday and then 80's potentially released touching 80 as we get into this weekend. now looking at the maps as we go forward this a couple opportunities for some showers. this system looks like it's going to be to the north of us. all right. we're going to the weekend now on saturday. maybe a little chance there. get past the weekend, boom. there's a hit and it looks like the mountains get something out of that followed by another one next thursday. so in the scope of what we're talking about, at least there's some opportunities this week ahead. cool, but a decent amount of sunshine, lower 70's, a little warm up happening by the weekend. keep it 60's at the bay and up the coast. a little chilly 50's watch that breezy conditions to justine. >> okay. thanks so much. it's time now to check in with newsnation to see what t

so tomorrow, mid 70's in the far east bay. also in some of those valleys up in the north bay, too. 71. meanwhile for san jose and we'll check out that 4 zone forecast coming up for you. also that extended as we look for a little better warming on sunday and into monday. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> your money this morning, it looks like california is going to have even more money than originally thought. as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains this could mean more money coming back to your pocket. >> state officials say so far, so good on cash collection in california this year, the cash or sees that we've been taking in since january have been positive in a recent cash report from the department of finance officials said there are about 17.3, 5 billion dollars over what the governor projected so far this fiscal year with tax processing underway. following this week's filing deadline, it's looking more and more likely california's budget surplus will be significantly larger than the 45.0. 7 billion the go

mike, now you have a crash in the east bay? >> san pablo westbound 80 a critical part of the upper east shore freeway affecting the on-ramp. i'm told you see the speed sensors so it must be visible from the freeway itself as folks are traveling around the bend, speeds are starting to recover, should be okay. the build here vallejo highway 37, highway 4 coming through concord and the bay bridge and the toll plaza approaching the metering lights which have been activated. everything else is relatively calm. >>> 6:00 right now, we are continuing to follow this breaking news, the desperate search that's under way right now for a baby kidnapped in the south bay. baby brandon is just 3 months old, was taken from inside his home. it happened as his grandmother was unloading groceries. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in that neighborhood, this is where brandon was taken, and kris, i know new photos show a vehicle that may be tied to a man and now police are looking for that person. >> reporter: right, and san jose police have

fortunately, no wind advisories in the forecast for the north bay and east bay valleys today. r for though we're tracking very dry, calm, clear conditions and our drought monitor map. this was the latest released today. no change most of the bay area still under that severe drought in that tan color and that extreme drought category off to the north and east. but future cast for we are tracking those some changes in the extended forecast going to remain dry this weekend. slight chance of showers for those of you in the north bay. but as you can see, that storm track well to the north with the next shot of possible wet weather arriving for those of you in the north bay. once again, just off the coast of the u kind of really just over the pacific. but as you can see, we are going to notice an increase in cloud cover and cooler temperatures for our monday. but we're going to remain dry. but for the first week of may, specifically next thursday, so week from today, that's when we could see that storm door re opening for showers or we could see some light scattered rain off the coas

for those of you in the north bay, east bay and south bay. but check out the east bay shoreline, mid 60's, even downtown san francisco at 67 degrees. >>thanks to that cool sea breeze. but pacifica and half moon bay low to mid 70's. so we're tracking warm temperatures out there already for your new lunchtime, our fairfax and avato in the mid 70's low 70's for napa and allay ho. and we're going to see about. >>5 to 20 degrees of warming already out there this afternoon compared to yesterday. so make sure to stay in the shade, drink plenty of water because if you do plan on going outside and exercising, do so early in the morning or later in the afternoon, early evening hours when the temperatures cool down because right now we are tracking some pretty dangerous heat out fortunately, wind speeds not too bad for most of our bay area cities but for local hills and mountains in the north bay and east bay valleys. we are tracking gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour or less, especially for those of you in atlas peak and even vacaville. so just a heads

the warning for people in an east bay neighborhood. >>> good evening. not july but it feels like it. summer-like temperatures across the bay area. we saw record breaking temperatures in many cities. san francisco was in the mid-80s. >> let's bring in rob. it got really hot in some locations. what's going to happen tomorrow? >> we're seeing all around the bay area, north bay, east bay and south bay, new records today. around santa rosa, 92 degrees. oakland, 89. and downtown san jose, 94. as hot as it was during the day, having trouble cooling off right now. 70 in san jose, at 11:00. that's warmer than the high for this time of year. things slowly cooling down. we see changes for your friday. if you have outdoor plans for the weekend, i want to point out that we will be watching the rounds of gusty winds. saturday night into sunday morning, we could see the gusts over 50 miles per hour in the hill tops after all of the heat and the dry conditions in the last couple days. we'll talk about that and welcome rain chances returning on monday. and a forecast co

a mix of upper 60s and lower 70s in east bay. cooler temperatures around the bay. 60s in the city. mid-60s for oakland and the east bay. temperatures further north. some of the warmer readings at napa county reaching into the low to mid 70s. a degree or two cooler. and then we jump several degrees from thursday to friday. back to slightly above average temperatures as we head into the weekend. it looks like the warmest day will be sunday with highs reaching the mid 70s in san jose and even close to 80 degrees for parts of east bay and the north bay. your eyes do not deceive you. that is an actual chance for a couple of showers in the forecast on monday. at least there is a chance of some moisture as we start off the first full week of may. >> we will take that chance. >> you are saying there is a chance. >> thanks, paul. >>> coming up next, it is like inflation in reverse. i bay area store where prices get lower every day. >>> coming up on our streaming service, a local family making the difference in the lives of first-generation college students. how six sisters

east bay municipal utility district customers must. >>start conserving water or else face penalties. the board approved the move into stage 2 drought at its tuesday meeting. district spokesperson andrea polk breaks down. what happens next? >>we're asking them to conserve water at a level of temper and that is district-wide not individually. some people can save more. and some people have already taken, you know, significant measures. polk says that the board stopped short of putting in a drought surcharge or rate hike to help pay for extra water supplies due to the drought, tabling that tell a meeting in may. >>but the board will start an excessive water use penalty ordinance. that puts a limit of slightly more than 1600 gallons per household. and if you go over that daily rate, it is $2 per unit. it's definitely time to take that seriously. so it was tempting back in october and december to think that we were out of the are dry january a march. certainly polk says all of this is not to punish households, but >>face a reality. a 3 year

the california senate public safety committee unanimously approved the bill authored by the east bay's nancy skinner. the legislation would increase the amount they can receive from the california victim compensation board and improve access to funds, according to a 2019 survey of crime survivors. less than one in five california received financial help counseling or medical assistance. hundreds of crime victims from across california march through the streets of sacramento and gathered on the steps of the capitol today, they demanded the state leaders pass a budget containing significant investments in programs. aimed at preventing crime called on lawmakers to expand access to services for victims as well. the action cap, the ninth annual survivors speak california conference. the state's largest gathering of crime victims, a bill that would help tackle the problem of catalytic converter thefts passed its first california assembly committee today. the bill would require that all new cars sold have a number etched into the catalytic converter. the california new car dealers association

upper 80's in the far east bay. 90 looks like morgan hill. 85 1 on for santa rosa. even around the perimeter of the bay, a lot of l0's to be filed with san francisco checking at about 77. again, this high will break down getting into the weekend by friday. temperatures backing off and will be felt more bay area wide by saturday. and how about the rain batters a little chance maybe on monday might get something with this. this is a relatively cold system. as you can see, mountain snows will come with that. that's good news because we're getting some of operation are getting some melting, too. and then a second dose by the middle of next week. we have in your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. all right. thank you very much. ukrainian refugees trying to get into the u.s. through mexico. >> they're facing an uphill battle in the bay area. man is pitching in to help. >> in the wake of the latest mass shooting in sacramento, what state lawmakers are doing today to strengthen gun laws. today to strengthen gun laws. that's next. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive be

really gusty, especially for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. a closer look at your daytime highs. san francisco, a high of 60 degrees. concord 69, napa 69. now a check of the roads. mike. >> folks, looking toward the south bay. typical slowing in this section of 101. 87 has been slow and building early because of a crash north 87 at taylor. as you're coming up toward downtown and your exit is there, one lane is blocked, slowing blocked up. now backing up to capital expressway. this may shift more traffic over to 101. we'll see if it disrupting the south bay traffic or if they're able to clear quickly. the bay bij toll plaza, metering lights are on. >>> an emotional reunion as a south bay mother gets a chance to personally thank a man who helped bring her kidnapped baby home. the mother of 3-month-old brandon cuellar wanted to personally thank the man who helped save her son. >> the three suspects are expected to make their court appearance. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here for us. let's talk about baby brandon, how is he doing, and how

we're looking at the east bay hills behind us. nd if you look close enough, you can see some of the trees blowing back and forth. good news is clear skies for most of the bay area. we had an earlier model at the start of the week showed some rain potentially coming to the north bay. that is no longer happening. according to our those wind should die down. ry - we'll have look at those gusts and also what's happening for the 7 day. but daria, send it over to you. all right. let's take a peek at the bridges and the bay bridge has been the slowest one of the morning. and that's kind of still the situation right now. but the rest of the bridges. >> there's really no weight at all. like look at the san mateo bridge is fine. rolling at the limit. plenty of sunshine there. just a little windy. the richmond, sandra fell bridge really cleared out. so it's an easy ride for you now. and the golden gate bridge to go from are in into san francisco or vice versa. so was heavier on the other rivers commute side on the right. the left is moving pr

back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:02 right now. >>> we're following breaking news in the east bay this morning an early morning investigation under way after a late night shooting on a very busy road. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is with us this morning, and kris, i know just an update from police not too long ago. what are they saying? >> there was at least one victim who was shot through the door of his truck and that the investigation is still ongoing. i want to show you, this is the truck and you can see where those bullets made their way through that truck door and hit that man. it happened about 11:35 last night in pittsburg in a residential area, an area with homes and apartments. now the road was shut down for about five hours through the night, and this morning, investigators were still gathering evidence. here's where, kirker pass road at buchanan, just about a block from buchanan park and highland's elementary school. classes should not be impacted if your kids go there nor should morning drop-off as that intersection is open once again, it reopened about 4:30 this m

a live look outside right now at the east bay hills. you can see clear skies. so a very nice morning. visibility not going to stop you again. full visibility across the bay area and it's hope supposed to stay that way into the weekend as we continue to warm up over the next few days. radar shows a quiet morning, a few clouds, but no low ranging clouds. the air current temperatures outside right now in the south bay mid to upper 40's in the east bay 50's here. alameda oakland, 50, then up in the north bay, napa petaluma mid to low 40's. we're tracking your seven-day forecast. you can make plans for james. we'll send it over to you. all right. good enough. and a quick check of the bridge is not much going on out there. so it's a pretty easy ride. >> you're looking at live conditions here. westbound 80. this is our bay bridge toll plaza camera. once you get on the span, it's equally as open. so you're making good time into san francisco. let's jump down to the san mateo bridge where there is a wind advisory in issued by the chp earlier this morning. so just make su

we check in on its inland valleys of the east bay. low 70s over here like pleasant hill 72, livermore 68. back in the heart of the bay temperatures in the mid-60s along the east bayshore line. 70 for nevado. 73 santa rosa ander to our friends in lake county. low 70s. it gets breezy this afternoon. watch the screen light up. right there. if you are near the water. if you are coast or bayshore line, this is classic on shore wind. you will notice it just like you did yesterday. late afternoon, early evening. if are you inland you don't notice a lot but that on shore breeze is a allowing everybody to cooldown. when we look at the seven day forecast the next two days are cooler. it's subtle but mid to upper 60s down to the mid-60s for oakland and then you warm back up for the weekend but you see this when you look at the micro climate. inland valleys, from the upper 60s on thursday when that on shore breeze is it's strongest and then it turns off on friday. >>> we are starting off with a live look at the drive from our photographer right n

but back to the 60's for the east bay shoreline inland over the east bay hills livermore. 74 71 going on for pleasanton. meanwhile, 75 for walnut creek. 68 for berkeley. and we'll do about a 71 for vallejo. disappear in solano county. might build a pop, maybe about an 82 vacaville, but that's really pushing at 72 for napa. and 76 santa rosa. here it is. little flavor of summer coming your way. 85 by wednesday, thursday at 91 will do 80's along the east bay and at the coast out some 70's to for you. but that that's something right there. that's hot. that's getting warm. little toasty. that's just a little flavor of someone. got to watch about that. melting up in the mountains, too. so phil, the rivers up water with it. that every year. yeah. >> thanks well, the recent >> increase in crime all around california has increased demand for panic rooms. the makers of safe room say requests for custom rooms have skyrocketed in los angeles. alex caprariello has the details. >> across california violent crime impacts the innocent like this armed robbery in the fairfax district of los angeles wh

the wind advisory is for our east bay hills and for parts of r north bay is well between areas of the napa and sonoma valley area. you can see the higher elevations and the shades of blue there on the east side there of the napa valley. meanwhile for the east bay are east bay hills and then over towards the east, we've got some a little bit farther inland. the winds here will begin to pick up as we get into the afternoon. there's a look at noontime. anywhere from 10 to 15 mph, maybe 20 for some of our breezier locations. then as we get a little bit closer to sunset, the late afternoon hours , the winds pick up a little bit more half moon bay 30 mph areas over oakland, perhaps 20 to 22. but really, it's our hills that will see the stronger winds. here's a look at tomorrow morning where the winds are coming down once again. that remaining breezy in our hills, ben loman you could see over the santa cruz mountains was still reporting winced about 30 mph the other story for most of us going to be just how much cooler we are. today. we're starting out cooler down by five degrees at sfo down

temperatures mid-80s in the east bay with the warmest spots, fairfield, antioch and greg wood pushingo the upper 80s. it is going to be noticeably cooler around the bay, low 70 degrees in san francisco, 70 degrees cooler than today. reaching up into the low to mid 70s for oakland and the east bay, upper 70s, mixed together for the north bay, also 10 degrees cooler than today. further north, up to 83 degrees for windsor and st. helena, warm spots north of the golden gate. despite hot temperature today, our fire threat was not off the charts. on the lower end of our fire danger index scale. we want to be close as possible with stronger winds kicking tomorrow, with onshore wind, they will not deliver cooler air to inland parts of the bay area so the fire threat will be elevated a bit more for parts of the north bay and in land in the east bay. the greatest fire threat is to take shape on saturday because the wind will briefly come offshore in a dryer direction. gusty wind and dryer humidity hoping to boost that threat into solano county. something we will monitor into the weekend. we do

if you live in the north bay mountains or the east bay hills, there's a wind advisory in place until e roads with mike. >>> in the south bay, we have slowing. we also have the richmond bridge. i saw chp appear here, now there's no traffic. a quick traffic break coming toward that richmond bridge because of an issue there. so far the sensors didn't show that problem. the sensors do show slowing north 87 going into downtown. a crash was reported. hopefully it will clear quickly. this is 101, typical for san jose. the rest of the bay, a typical pattern as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, there's a new push to help california farmworkers devastated by climate crisis. democratic state senator behind the bill that would al kate $20 million as part of a pilot project. if approved, it would give farmworkers $1,000 a month for three years. the al culture industry lost 8,000 jobs last year due to the drought and that industry really needs help recovering. >>> it's 5:54. are more severe storms on the way for the bay area? still ahead, meteorologist vianey arana breaking dow

plenty of sunshine for the east bay. there will be a little valley fog tomorrow morning. is bay and south bay not a big deal. then we get sunshine and 71 in vallejo, 70 in dublin. in the north bay, very pleasant in novato. go over to the coastline, bodega bay, it will be chilly and windy near the coast. up around ukiah and lakeport and clear lake, mostly the 60s and 70s, warming up on sunday. there is not a drop in sight. numbers will be in the 60s in san francisco, and as we look at the bay as a whole, the warmest days will be sunday and monday. plenty of sunshine, pleasant week ahead, but, no rain. >>> coming up in sports, the a's are trying to stay on top of the west as the rangers visit the colosseum. the giants are shorthanded when it comes to their starting (music throughout) > ws today as the giants announced starting pitcher anthony desclafani is headed to the 10 day il with an ankle injury. it means two of the starting five are out for the near future. that means it is a bullpen game for the giants to start the series against the national. the bats are quick to h

later today, more than 1 million water customers in the east bay may be asked to cut back on their watere bay's" bob redell live for us this morning, okay, bob, east bay mud could also impose a drought surcharge. >> correct, marcus. staff at east bay mud is recommending that when the board meets later today/early this afternoon, that they impose a penalty of $2 for every unit of water that customers use over 66 units per month. the board is also expected to declare a stage 2 drought emergency and ask the 1.4 million customers in the east bay to cut back water usage by 15%. last year even mud asked customers to cut back by 10% but as of a few weeks ago, customers had only conserved 7%. the water provider points out reservoir levels are at only 71% capacity and not expected to refill after the spring snow melt from the sierra, nevada. >> i'm not watering my landscaping as afternoons i used to, cutting it down to one day a week and if it's raining i don't run it at all, i wait a couple of days. >> reporter: are you prepared to do more if they ask? >> god, i don't know. that's the hard thing

let's take you from san francisco in the east bay down to the south bay.tures are climbing and they're about to get hotter. let's start with rob mayeda our meteorologist. rob, give us an updated timeline on when it's going to be get the hottest over the next couple of days. >> next 24 hours we'll see a peek at the temperatures and just today we jumped 17 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday, close to san francisco and most of the bay area anyway from about 10 to 15 degrees warmer. san francisco right now starting to cool off a little bit. 73 degrees. but humidity just 23%. look at san jose. 82 degrees. so as we take a look at tomorrow's record high temperatures on the right and the forecast on the left, you can see santa rosa, oakland, livermore and san jose. livermore obviously if the record of 89 stands the best chance of setting a new record high tomorrow. as we watch the forecast here, inland areas tomorrow that were in the mid to upper 80s have the chance of finding some 90s for the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. coast and bayside

the wind advisory for the north bay and the east bay inland. mainly we are talking about the higher elevations for the potential of the wind gusts in the 40-60-mile-per-hour range. for the communities of the north bay and inland in the east bay and the valleys, 15 life 25 miles an hour, some gusts approaching 40 miles an hour. good idea to keep both hands on the wheel and be prepared for a couple spur attic power outages, i don't think we will see anything widespread. we will track it hour by hour in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> the box office will open at 2:00 p.m. on friday. the next round the warriors playoff basketball, they are punching the ticket to the western conference semifinals. giants and a's fans gather downtown. the battle of the bay. fans say just getting to the games felt like a win. >> reporter: lucky fans are inside sheltered from the wind whipping around in thrive city. no matter the conditions the fans wanted to be here for this important win. >> reporter: chase center as the warriors try to wrap up the s

as we head over toward the east bay, we're checking out how the day shapes up for us in martinez. we'll see temperatures in the low 50s at 8:00 and by noon, we're still seeing some of those clouds linger with a 64-degree temperature reading. we'll head for the highs near 70 degrees but it's going to be windy especially this evening. we'll talk about those high winds in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> looking down to the roadway here, 280 coming toward us, headlights 880 overcrossing here in san jose, the home of silicon valley. things are moving smooth. let's check in with our homie for business from cnbc, silvana. >> good morning, i'm silvana henao from cnbc. the markets look to rebound from yesterday's big sell-off sparked by continued concerns of an economic slowdown, the prospect of bigger rate hikes from the fed and ahead of major earnings reports. the dow dropping more than 800 points to fall back into correction territory, down at least 10% from its most recent high. the nasdaq shedding more than 500 points, its worst day since september 2020, dragged down large

there as the storm we are tracking is exiting the region some scattered showers across parts of the east bay south bay. snow falling around tahoe. chain controls on 80 right now. still a winter weather advisory. we are expecting a total of four to 7 inches of snow. the wet weather is out of here shortly. by 7:00 we are tracking mostly cloudy skies. afternoon sunshine later on today. low to mid 60's around the bay shoreline. on the storm impact scale our next storm arrives tomorrow evening and lingers through friday morning. we're going to timeout the next storm system coming up. >> we take a look at san jose. this is the north and southbound direction. those headlights are headed in the north bound direction. the roads are pretty dry here. we have a couple incidents with wet roads. had an earlier accident on 880. that has been cleared out of lanes and traffic is flowing nicely. we have an accident reported just cleared out of lanes with a big rig eastbound 92 on the ramp to northbound 880. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordab

70's east bay shoreline.ittle bit, even with the climate controlled, the winds in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast in the extended stephanie. >> all right. i will have my life jacket ready. russian forces are gaining momentum in eastern ukraine. there's an operation underway to evacuate trapped civilians and soldiers from the steel plant in the city of mariupol. president biden is asking congress for 33 billion dollars in new aid package for ukraine. 20 billion would pay for weapons including drones and artillery. the rest would be spent on economic and humanitarian aid. the president says the latest funding will help ukraine hold off the russian invasion for the next 5 months. >> we need to consider long-term. we need to consider the fact that this war could go on for months. nobody knows for sure. but we're talking about a war now in an area of ukraine that both sides know well. the president says funding will also include 500 million dollars in aid for domestic food production to help offset

ken and pam are going to see gusts tonight, far north bay mountains and east bay hills, 60 miles per ur or less already tracking breezy winds out there right now, not just along the bay area coastline, but even in our innermost valleys in the north bay with fairfield seeing 22 miles per hour, sustained winds, most of our valleys overnight, 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind speeds but the highest over the north bay mountains and east bay hills, 60 miles per hour or less through 11 o'clock thursday morning. so temperatures out there right now on the cooler side. thanks to that cool sea ereeze influence with pacifica and half moon bay. barely in the low 50's san jose. 62 degrees with concord and santa rosa. 67 degrees. thanks to those breezy southerly winds warming you up into the 70's today. so near average temperatures for you. but overnight lows tonight low to mid and upper 40's and we are going to notice temperatures a few degrees below average for your thursday afternoon, downtown san francisco in the low 60's oakland, 64 degrees with concord and livermore at 68 degrees of peace as our

but overnight lows tonight, still going to be on the chilly side for north bay and east bay valleys tracking widespread mid 30's there. but a little bit milder along the bay area, shoreline and downtown san francisco and oakland, both at 44 degrees and temperatures tomorrow. still going to be in the 50's along the coast for half moon bay. but check out fremont and san jose. 72 degrees. very seasonal temperatures there with mid 60's for downtown san francisco and oakland to start your work week monday. so we're tracking the storm out of the north and this one is going to bring us some light scattered showers for those of you in the north bay as early as monday evening. but then by monday night, we are going to start to see those rain bands increasing becoming more widespread in the north bay until it shifts to the south and east during the overnight hours and by sunrise it's going to exit the bay area. so we're expected to get half an inch of rain or less for those of you in the north, a quarter of an inch of rain for the rest of the bay area. but then there's a second stronger storm wednesda

in the east bay gas is going for $5.69 a gallon in union city at the chevron on alvarado niles road. cash only, though. in the north bay, in mill valley, it's $5.13 at the hq fuels on 251 shoreline highway. on the peninsula it's $5.49 in redwood city. this is on the arco on the 1700 middlefield road block. a couple of areas that are seeing cheaper options. we're finding the cheaper ones for you. i do want to show you a map of how speed sensors are doing because we did have a couple of fender benders that were starting to cause slow spots and one of those includes westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, 25 minutes. westbound 84 to 680, you're looking at about 14 minutes. slowing through the tri-valley. and some slowing as well through the south bay, northbound 101 from highway 85, you're looking at about 19 minutes. northbound 280 from highway 101 to 85, seven minutes. and no issues from northbound 85 from 101, about 20 minutes. still no metering lights on. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, a major reversal from elon musk, the tesla ceo not joining twitter's board. c