a little easterly component. easterly at san jose, but there is a northerly breeze northeast at half moon bay which is why that's bumping them up. also pacifica and daly city, the coast looks good. overall, the low right there. that's moving into eastern nevada, into parts of the four corners. the back side is swinging in an easterly breeze. higher elevations, that's scouring south a lot of fog -- out a lot of the fog. omaha, zero. that's the weather controlling that -- that has to budge. that has to change. we have to get that cold air out of there. there's the low moving into utah, arizona. that's where the active weather will be. we're on the drier side of it. eventually the front will scour out the fog. 29 reno and also lake tahoe, 37 ukiah. fog into mendocino county. fog will get wiped out here but not before it does. if you are just leaving, it can be foggy. sunny and mild. a little breezy at times. 60s on the temps starting off better for some in the north bay. vallejo very foggy, not. crystal clear. 60s f

there is an easterly breeze for some. so that is the low right there that is digging on the backside of that. that will scour out some of -- of that fog. 60s low to mid. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning to you. we are off to a very decent start when it comes to driving around the bay area. as we look at some of these things we going to show you here. the traffic is moving along very well. this is what i want to show you. the traffic here on 80 westbound. it is doing very well. it's still 18 minutes. i'm not sure it will stay this way for much longer but you can take advantage right now because it's looking good. when you go to the toll plaza, wow can see traffic is moving along very nicely. no major problems as you drive through. contra costal county highway 4 looks good. southbound 680 looking very nice. as we look at the south bay 180 and 280 and 85 looking good. we don't have a lot of slow traffic. let's go back if the desk. >> remembering the lives of four men gunned down. the gang task force is working onment sop

so some fog is there but it's losing out to a little hint of easterly league. and the wrap around of that is is

easterly, how about you, beneficiary use and certainty? >> i personally don't think it's certain when you say you're going to reopen it. history epa has changed, for example, maximum contaminant levels in drinking water, hazardous leech test 100 times that standard. suddenly makes something that used to be nonhazardous into hazardous and i think that can change any time in the future and all businesses have to assess that risk and what could happen to them. >> just a little off topic mr. easterly, since i border indiana, about halfway down, what's indiana's percentage of coal for your electricity. >> it's going down but still over 90%. >> i remember it used to be around 90%. in ohio my area around 73%. with that mr. chairman, in the interest of time i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. before i adjourn i need to ask consent to accept a letter by prairie river network located in champaign, illinois, and accompanying attachments from local communities and resolutions. without objection. so ordered. i want to thank you all for coming. grea

we'll get a north breeze and easterly breeze. there is some out there this morning and it is thick, thick, thick. sunny and mild. breezy at times. 60s on the temps. sal. on the san mateo bridge in that fog. >> i want to show you something. just a little while ago the east shear freeway the camera i was looking at it. it was foggy in this area. now there it is. the fog is gone. the fog keeps moving around on you here and it is going to be one of those things where there is no fog now. a 20 minute drive and just a little while ago was foggy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's still foggy at the toll plaza. things are a little better. just as steve has mentioned the fog will move around. it was very low. steve has trained me by the way to say those kind of things. he's authorized me. let's move along to the commute and take a look at 580 through the livermore valley. getting a little busy as you drive in through the dublin area. the time is 6:02. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr was one of the people who gathered to pay their

so there is still some of that component of an easterly breeze. clouds roll in and maybe some rain late tonight and more likely tomorrow. turning cloudy. 50s and 60s to near 70 degrees. all right sal pacifica. the fire that is going on there. >> yeah that is right. it's a fire here. we do have live pictures of it. our crew is there. you can see that it's pretty big fire and some homes may have been evacuated. that is what we are getting now. we are waiting for an official word. one resident told us her street is blocked. this is a heavily wooded area. we will keep an eye on it there for you. in fact our crew could smell it miles away. so this smoke is coming up and when the sun comes up it's visible. now then let's go to the toll plaza. we have 25 minute delay that is backed up along the berkeley curve. getting on to the bridge. once you make it on to the span it looks good. 6:03 let's go back to the desk. >>> another measles warning. this time at a costco store in gilroy. tara moriarty is joining us now from the store. this seneca my know where t

but there is still a component of an easterly or north easterly. my goodness that is so cold if you are stuck in that fog. there will be some light snow in the northeast but there is going to be a major snowstorm developing late tonight into tuesday. maybe two feet of snow starting to wrap. this whole system. the cold air is coming in on the backside. you can see the cold air on the backside of that. warm air out ahead. there is our system. it will weaken as we move north. if there is any rain it will be late, late tonight. it does not look like a lot. patchy fog this morning. clouds on the increase. cool to mild to warm. cloudy evening and light rain possible on tuesday. most of it should stay east ordinary person south of us. patchy fog. cool to warm on these temps. fairfield was 56. yet there were 10:s by the coast. we'll see a little decrease in that pattern due to the cloud cover coming in. there is still an offshore breeze. cloudy, i will mention some rain south and east. mostly cloudy as that system weakens on sunday. and then after that it

we still get the easterly breeze. not strong or anything but there's enough of a direction of that offshore, it's sending some of that fog from east to west. this system will drag across a lot of high and mid-level cloud. that's about it. if there's rain tonight or tomorrow, it will be santa rosa north. fog, fair, a few high clouds. sun mix, hazy skies. 50s and 60s. sal and i have been receiving tweets. are you ready? >> i'm ready. traffic is not good. we had an earlier stall on the upper deck of the bay bridge. it wasn't serious but it did cause a big delay. it's causing a chain reaction from the carquinez to the macarthur maze. 38 minutes to drive the stretch. you can see all of the slow traffic coming around the corner trying to get to the bay bridge toll plaza, senate san mateo bring could be an -- san mateo bridge could be an alternative for you. we were checking with some of the dense fog moving around the area. it keeps changing but you are likely to run into it especially if you are driving a longer distance t

fairfield has an easterly breeze. get the component of an east wind which is nice for the bay and the coast. with that fog, it can make it very cold. morning fog, then sunny. it looks like a dry week here, maybe in the weekend, there could be light rain saturday about santa rosa north but i doubt much happens. the last rain was christmas eve. we continue the stretch of dry, dry, dry, dry. if we do not get much and i don't think there will be anything in san francisco, oakland or concord south. if it makes it north, it looks very weak. probably sometime on saturday. maybe ukiah up to lake county. that would be about it. normal rainfall for san francisco we'll foe just focus on san francisco. january, 4.5. so far this january, zero. not a drop. last january, .06 was the driest january ever in 2013, only .49. that's a very dry trend. if we do not get rain this weekend, there's no sign of anything through about the 30th. 30s on the temps. remain optimistic. january, not looking good. it looks like it did last year. 30s on

which means you get an easterly breeze it will be another beautiful day near the coast. low move into the four corners. someone is getting rain and snow. albuquerque getting snow. that almost head over to the texas panhandle. 19 in tahoe. 39 sacramento. 34 ukiah. and then again any fog will be favor areas to the east. it looks like patchy fog maybe but that is it. otherwise sunny and mild. highs today will be in the 60s for everybody. sunny, morning fog. be it looks like a very quiet pattern. we'll have a system moving in on the weekend. it will give us partly to mostly cloudy skies but it does not look like it will be any rain. >> are you as frustrated as others? >> here's the problem. january is usually the wettest month. and the last three years in san francisco it has been a half inch, .49, .06 so you are seeing declining on the wettest month. if we don't get any rain this year, it has never happened in san francisco in january. >> yeah it's not looking too good. >> it is not. >>> 4:51 is the time. we may not know why the chicken crossed the road, but i'm sure we can

there is still enough of a component of an easterly breeze. not as strong coming off the caldecott or oakland hills. this system has no chance. there is a system moving out of the four corners. that will get very active weather. but for us 18 in tahoe. 24 in reno. 32 ukiah. there are cool readings. sacramento also dealing with the fog. you can see sacramento valley, san joaquin valley. if you have travel plans. but then 65 clear lake. 64 kentfield. 65 san rafael. 59 brentwood. antioch 61. 66 oakland. 67 gilroy. santa cruz is 67. 64 half-moon bay. we do have fog, nights and mornings. otherwise clouds increase on the weekend. i think that is about the extents of it. >> just cloudy weekend. >> maybe santa rosa knot but that is not much. >> okay, thank you steve. >>> 6:22 is the time. 400 people arrested at one protest. how that police action could cost the city more than $1 million. >> preserving a hidden treasure for the california coastline. look at the pictures. why some have concerns about turning thousands of acres of redwood forest into a n

an easterly breeze livermore, due east. a component for san jose.light puff of a westerly for sfo. not much to this system. it will drag across higher clouds, hazy skies. 24, 29 tahoe to reno. the windchill's 33 up here. i can't do that, billy. thank you. 42 in fresno. a lot of fog in the sacramento and san what keen valley, and any rain will be way up yonder, way up there. not going to do us much in the way of any good. it will give us clouds, and the storm track continues to be to the north. light rain, but it looks to be santa rosa north. that'd be our best bet south. a few high clouds and hazy skies. temperatures coming down. if you're caught in that fog coming down from the valley, it's a cold pattern. best bet would be over toward the coast, also in the bay. today temperatures level out. we get some clouds into friday, saturday. after that looks quiet sunday, monday. >> your hands full with fog. >> telling you. >> foggy some spots. >> scary. >> like a movie kind of, looking down that -- >> "sleepy hollow," something like that. >> the morning c

hayward has an easterly breeze, east to northeast at half-moon bay. after the higher clouds clear, mostly sunny here and patchy fog only and beginning to warm up. really tomorrow is the bigger day when everything begins to tick in. more on that in ten minutes. 60s on the coast for the day. >>> eastbound 580 at 238, most of the lanes are blocked with a serious injury accident. an alert has been issued and eastbound 580 is not the place to be. it is early but the freeway is not passable right through there right now. you can use east 14th down to 238. you can exit, or use 880. this crash is fatality, which means there will be an investigation. 880 from oakland down south to 238 looks good -- it is actually empty right now. so if you are in oakland and want to get to castro valley, don't before or after with 580. use 880 instead. and westbound traffic looks good getting into san francisco. right now at 5:00 2, back to the desk. >>> happening right now, a police standoff continues in san francisco. police have been at the scene since 6:00 last night. that

generally it's an easterly breeze which means goodbye to cloud cover. and temperatures on the coast very nice. sunny and warm. windy for a few. near 70 if you can head to santa cruz. yesterday, 77 -- 78 today. we are -- sal, are you checking something there? >> i got caught. i will put the phone down. >> here he is with an update on the traffic, mr. sal castanedo. >> thank you. we're looking at the eastshore freeway. i did get off the phone with some of the transit answers. we still don't have any major delays. there's still no major delays reported on muni, b.a.r.t. or caltrain. this is a look at the carquinez bridge from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. 28-minute drive. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see another 20-minute delay getting into san francisco. very typical. there haven't been any major crashes along the way. looking at the nimitz freeway, we have a lot of slow traffic here on 880 south. not that bad, though. once you get to fremont, it breaks up a little bit. there's a little bit of slow traffic as you can s

tomorrow morning 2:00 on our monday fog everywhere around the bay and in inland areas and then an easterly wind will kicky. we see the carquinez strait, funneling that fog in. and then by the afternoon it looks like a lot of this will burn off and will turn to sunnier skies monday afternoon. so as we you plan out your holiday0s monday for this mlk day of service in the morning, dense fog, temperatures in the low 50s. by noon, mixture of sunshine and cloud. by 4:00 in the afternoon, it should be a mainly sunny sky, getting back into the 60s in a lot of spots, and by 7:00, high clouds and temperatures falling back into the upper 50s. as you look ahead into the week january warmth certainly going to take hold. high pressure just going to build in the four corners and what we get in the bay area is a return meaning a warm south wind will kick in and we could be looking at a record warmth setting up for next weekend. look at the potential temperature wes have especially san jose. the average high this time of year, right around 60. nowhere near that. the upcoming week going into the 70s by next

so the fog once again flowing through the delta on an easterly wind and the easterly winds will be warming us up today perhaps to record warmth tomorrow. i will detail the temperatures and the bay today and the week ahead. chris. >> good morning. the police are looking for a woman and hit and killed a woman trying to cross the street and then took off. it was 6:50 last night when police say a woman in her 60s was struck crossing the almaden express way. police don't have much to go on except the car may have been a honda. one resident was stunned a driver would hit somebody and then take off. >> you understand people make mistakes. but you should stop and help them. it's going to be better for your soul than to run away. >> the victim is the third pedestrian hit and killed in san jose this year. >>> 5:02 is our time. another investigation is underway this morning, this time in livermore. someone has been painting graffiti on two churches, both on the same street, police are covering the crime scene with special patrols. we have the story. >> the graffiti has been painted over at the mormon

there is a component of a another there lir or easterly breeze. san francisco. you can see east, northeast, there is a little west near pier 1. but it's mainly an offshore breeze. in san francisco, much of the bay and the coast, temperatures will be on the way up. overall, partly cloudy to the north. but mostly sunny and mild to warm here. 60s to near 70. san mateo, santa cruz coast, maybe santa clara valley. i think more likely tomorrow but today it will be close for santa cruz. hazy and mild. windy east bay hills maybe towards part of the coast with the offshore breeze. 50s for some. mid- to upper 60s for others. here's sal with an update on the traffic. did i miss anything or has it been okay so far? >> it's been okay. but we definitely have a lot of people returning to the work. that's clear. let's take a look at 80 westbound between the bridge and the macarthur maze about a 35-minute drive. it's been much worse on some days. especially when it was raining. it was like three times this level. this is the first time we've had it like this. we'r

not helped them as nearly as he ought to have, and not nearly as much as he had the power to do easterlyin his presidency. you must have seen that where you work with people who try to regularize their status. >> i think what the congressman allured to earlier is on point. what has happened in the past and last year in november with the newest addition of the executive actions to the president, it has essentially fragmented the apostle individuals who can benefit from deportations. only president can have deportations deferred as opposed to my parents who don't have any way. there are two different camps aiming for relief, buts not a comprehensive solution. as we move forward there is a lot of work to be done, and we're just hoping for some sort of bipartisan leadership in this scenario. >> a lot of push back from republicans comes over that great big word comprehensive. it drives them crazy. they would rather do this incrementally. but does that work for someone like juan, but his family as well? >> actually i think it could. i think the problem with--i was personally a supporter of com

there is an easterly breeze. most locations are calm. north breeze. higher clouds clear out. another system moving up has no chance. no rain in sight. maybe the end of the month. it looks very weak. 26 in tahoe. 57 down in san francisco. valley fog, sacramento and san joaquin can be tough. mostly cloudy. more fog than anything else. the rainline stays to the north. no rain here. just don't see anything. the only interesting thing. no significant rain showing up into the weekend. it looks warm on the coast. mid- to upper 70s. maybe near 80 by monterey, santa cruz. look what happens on monday. a lot of moisture coming up from the south. have to keep an eye on that. i don't think it will do anything but give us clouds. possibility of rain in southern california. clouds, then sunshine. partly sunny, partly cloudy. patchy fog. so mid-50s, 60s fog up and clearlake. low 60s for many. fairfield, pittsburg, close for brentwood, antioch. temperatures because they are cooler to start. not changing too much. did go 72 in santa cruz. but it could be about 82 as we head toward the weekend.

there is an easterly breeze that is rather robust. parts of san francisco and along the san mateo coast. 30s for some. 40s for others. 33 santa rosa. light fog. that is 33 in santa rosa with light fog. 50 in san francisco. 48 half-moon bay. yet the reports of a really robust breeze in pacific and san francisco. higher elevations are amazingly warm here. you find plenty of 30s. healdsburg and lake port in there. these are 2-4 degrees warmer than two days ago. upper 40s, mid 40s for some. or 30s. 34 for alamo. brentwood 40. i know antioch is close. there is a little bit of a breeze and what is there is showing signs of being an offshore breeze. or northeast for most. still 16 around the presidio. everything going up and over. these systems simply don't have a chance. high pressure is over us. it's kind of put down stakes and says you're not moving in here. all the energy is in the middle of the country. windchill factor 30s-40 below. tonight you can see the the current temperatures. that cold air made it to new york city. these are fast

still an easterly component for most or a northeast wind. which means if there is any fog, you might have top deal with that. cloud cover will roll until tonight. it will be cloudy and there is already light rain. turning cloudy today. patchy fog. cool to mild to warm. here is sal with an update. so far quiet. >> yeah it's pretty quiet so far. although it will stay this way. right now is a good time to go. at 5:03 let's go back to the desk. >>> getting around until one san jose neighborhood will be a lot harder. the area near lundy avenue will be closed for nine months. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live now. you are saying it's all part of connecting dart bart to the south bay. >> it is. it is. so there is going to be some pay off in the end. but we are waiting to see what the impact on the morning commute is going to be here. you can see there are a lot of orange cones and construction signs here. even a worker there in that hard hat. protecting this area of lundy avenue. last night at 7:00 it closed completely to vehicle and pedest

it's more of an easterly breeze. very cold for most of the country.hill warnings have been issued for minnesota tonight. it will only be 35 below tonight. that cuts right through you. the pattern here is very similar to what we had last january. i realize why a lot of you are nervous felllies. we won't see any of this rain coming back. but it's bringing a cold snow to washington and new york and the great lakes. 20s for many. but 30s and 40s to 50s. 58-54 l.a. and san diego. this is not it's a sunny hazy pattern but it's not a warm one for the north bay or east bay. it is for parts of the bay. and then get peninsula, south bay and santa cruz. 68 in san jose. 67 fremont. half-moon bay 68. hazy warm will take us into wednesday. a little cooler with a lot of clouds filtering in here friday into saturday. >> we will take it. >>> 5:52 is the time right now. it is being called tough to watch. the new film created right here in the bay area aimed at preventing sexual violence on college campuses. >> plus it's a machine that took marty mcfly to the future. ho

the main wind out of livermore is easterly. you see that wind as westerly. time of year you're going to see a westerly wind there. this fair weather pattern with air sinking has a tendency to go up. that's compression, that's what's happening to the air molecules they're being pressed together and they're heating themselves up. as the air compresses and sinking with those easterly winds you're going to see yellows which are 70s. we're going to see lots of upper 60s and 70s. clouds increase and then we go back to the drive. everything is up here. the long range models look at though they want to bring us significant rain and fingers crossed. significant rain on the 17th of january. looks like more than a one shot deal. if it comes together it could be a really good rain producer for us. let's keep our fingers crossed for that. in the meantime enjoy what northern california has to offer. >> 78 degrees. >> two degrees off 80. that's nutty. >> hope we get that rain in january. when i come back we will go looking in the long range forecast. >>> a community meetin

easterly breeze in place. 16 miles per hour out of the east. napa airport has an east wind. there is an east wind parts of san francisco. so it's an offshore breeze. do get a sunrise here with some high-mid-level clouds and it's dry, dry, dry. last january was the driest ever in san francisco. .06. there is a possibility coming up from baja, which would be unbelievely rare for january, that rain could make it in here. it would be ironic. it's possible. i will show you. a lot of cloud cover over us. a little bit of fog. mainly it's a cloudy to mostly cloudy morning. our system is falling apart. cloudy to morning and then mostly sunny by this afternoon. 30s, 40s, and 50s. 55 half moon bay. offshore breeze there. a lot of 40s here. black hawk at 38. 40s for anitoch, brentwood. northeast and livermore and northeast at hayward, east at sfo, and northeast gusting to 21 half moon bay. that's an offshore breeze. it means it's going to be rather mild for some by the coast. 20s up in reno and lake tahoe. 40s for sacramento, also ukiah and monterey. the high and mid-level clouds will t

the national weather service said the storm to a more easterly path. the storm is blamed for one death. a teenager died in a sledding accident on long island. >> travel bans put in place late monday have largely expired. flights largely resumed at new york's major airports. logan airport and boston's airports have reopened. passengers are now stranded all over the country. 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- the message from toyota tonight is the future is coming. it unveiled some new minivans today and japan. they can park themselves. the vans use a combination of cameras and sensors to guide the vehicle into parking spaces. it is not clear when they will be available here in the u.s. shonda rimes fans, buckle up, abc announced they have picked up another pilot from the queen of thursday night tv called "the catch," which focuses on a female forensic accountant whose career specialty is exposing fraud for a living. rimes will executive produce this crime thriller with three other women. a release date has not been announced but we will keep you po

early monday the fog becomes expansive across the region and then an easterly whipped kicks in and enhancesn around the bay and even into the south bay into san jose as well. mid afternoon on monday we notice a lot is ehave been -- evaporating. dense by noon. little bit of sunshine. more in the way of sunshine by the afternoon. and temperatures getting back into the 60s across the board. we are tracking in the long term not rain record warmth. a large area of high pressure is forming that by next weekend brings a surge of warm out out of the south. we could be shattering more records by next weekend. overnight lows in the bay area, fog forming, 40s in the north bay, 40 in oakland, 57 in san jose. 51 the overnight low in san francisco. monday the fog burns off by. >> yeah. peaks of sunshine here and there. and low to mid 60s across the bay area. accuweather seven-day forecast for fortunately no spare the air warning. mild thursday on friday. and then saturday and sunday, there you go the record warmth. >> drew. thank you. over to shoe now. listen to this. >> go ahead. >> how are your picks.

the tully fog getting blown in from the easterly winds. that's why concord and livermore looking at some fog. it's just not making it to the coast. the protected valleys typical for the cooler, denser air it settle in. look tech fog through hit aluminum and santa rosa. we have record highs today. just shy of 70 in san francisco. more clouds and cooler days ahead. we will add in the slight chance of showers a couple of systems coming together midweek. the waves off the coast 8 to 9 feet. san francisco, monterey, and bodega bay riptides, large breakers throughout the afternoon. here's the satellite come potty with the big dome of high pressure keeping the system to the north. it weakens and moves to the east by tomorrow and that will allow for this system to slide up from the south. there's yet another system coming in from the north. they are both weak and they both lack moisture. but as we go through the next couple hours you notice monday night into tuesday we have showers, and perhaps higher televisions of the east bay 580. probably not

there is still an easterly component for some.lear and cold and end up sunny and mild and warm. sacramento at 39 degrees. and then 40s and 50s in southern california. and then there is nothing coming in here soon. 50s vacaville is in there. fairfield. vallejo went 61. it could be 61, 60. concord is 61. 66 downtown oakland. 67 gilroy. santa cruz 67. san jose 64. half-moon bay a beautiful 65. redwood city in there as well. clouds increase on the weekend. we will get mostly cloudy. if there is any rain, it will be north. >> all right we will watch it with you. >>> you can start a kick started crowd funding. the unusual body art project that a los angeles woman is asking people to find out about. >> but first a tune hall had to be stopped mid service. what the minister did that forced them to pack up everything incluing the casket and walk out. bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' y

so saturday high temperatures are still in the because of the cloud cover and easterly wind.tart to move in at noon saturday. more showers arrive in the afternoon and some yellows and oranges showing up here on 9 futurecast that we could see heavier rain, maybe even thunderstorms as the front passes. the front continues to slide through on sunday. here we are around lunchtime sunday still looking at scattered showers. it's going to be milder as well. overnight just seasonably cold, winds out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. friday morning 20s and 30s, partly cloudy and chilly but seasonable with winds out of the west about 10 miles per hour. in the afternoon more clouds arrive and temperatures a bit above average, 45 to 50. our average high is 44 in downtown d.c. green alerts the next three days because we don't have heavy rain in the forecast and this is not the time of year where you spend a lot of time you outdoors. we will see showers in the afternoon on saturday, high of 44 degrees. then sunday more showers and milder, but you can't really get out and enjoy it, plu

more of that cooling fog that will bring an easterly component with more wind. in increasing clouds. hopefully it will break down this this ridge. the abc 7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play and we have more information @abc7news. we were so excited in december. this is a kind of disappointment disappointment. >> fingers crossed there will be precip in the coming weeks. >> at least it's not march. >> lisa, thank you very much. time is 8:23. you up next, a wish comes through for four of the biggest little basketball fans. why these can kids got to practice with steph curry and this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three...it's gluten free. chex. full of what you love. free of what you don't. have you tried gluten free chex oatmeal and new chex granola mix? two more delicious reasons to love chex. >>> steph curry granted some wishes yesterday. four lucky make-a-wish kids got to pract

easterly.at the opening and approval of a state solid waste management plan must be completed on an aggressive schedule that indiana cannot meet. can you explain why that is and whether you expect that would be a problem other states might have as well. and tell govern pence hi for us. >> yes, other states will have that problem. some states may or may not have the right authority. some states, the rules have to go through the legislature before they can actually go into effect. in my state, i have to publish a first notice with a 30-day comment period that i'm going to do a rule. a second notice with the words of the rule in it with another 30-day comment period. then i have to publish a notice of a hearing in front of the environmental rules board for preliminary adoption. then one for final adoption. then the attorney general gets days to review it. the governor gets days to review it and the secretary of state publishes it. it takes 18 months. >> and i thought we were bad. the chair now rec

north at mountain view, hayward has a west wind, there's a little component of an easterly breeze. high pressure wants to build in. you can see it's already deflecting that system well to the north. it will be a slower process. we have to to wait until thursday. 46 in tahoe. one better than reno. 54 ukiah and sacramento. 62 in monterey and also san diego. the cloud cover from this morning has burned off, the fog is beginning to burn off. but the fog in the valley is still there. mostly cloudy morning is giving way to a partly sunny afternoon a to maybe mostly cloudy for some. it would be rather ironic if our first rain came in south. we have a long way to deal with that. clouds, sun, no rain here. but watch how this forecast model -- take you up -- watch how the weekend -- that's sunday. looks beautiful bile the coast. watch here. zoop. all the way up on monday and then tuesday a possibility, again, just -- we'll see. that would be very rare for january. cloud, sunny, patchy fog 50s and 60sent temps. we're in the -- 60s temps. if the fog is still lingering, it will be tough to get

throughout in the early parts of your monday morning we'll see an easterly wind kick in, bringing theait and delta. by tomorrow morning, a lot of dense fog should burn off by mid-day and by the afternoon on monday should be looking at generally sunny skies. as you plan your day tomorrow mlk day of service on monday early on it's cloudy, dense fog starting out in the low 50s. by noon, sun and cloud mixture with lots of sunshine on the way by the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s and by tomorrow evening high clouds and temperatures falling back into the upper 50s. the big story is warmth and record warmth possibly on the way. a large area of high pressure will build around the four corners and that means for us here locally, we'll get a return flow a nice mild south wind, and that could set the stage for some record warmth setting up. take a look at the temperature profile, specifically in san jose for the week ahead. average highs typically right around 60. by next weekend we get back into the 70s and ditto for san francisco, average high, 57. getting into the upper 60s to lower 7

high today upper 30s these numbers are rising due to south easterly wind developing. trenton 40. beach haven 49, 50 boardwalk and sea isle city and lancaster stuck at 36. here's satellite 6 and action radar. tracking warm front moving through right now. this front continues to lift north. mixed precipitation and frozen precip in areas of upstate new york and areas of new england. areas of pressure in the he ovally. that moves through as we go through the day on sunday. future tracker 6 has you covered. we have moisture overhead. 7:00 in the morning as you wake up cloudy. things start to fire up once again from poconos down to lancaster and as we go throughout noon tomorrow there could be pockets where you're not going to find a whole lot of precipitation until that front moves through sunday evening and sunday night. showers really starting to be confined across areas in south jersey all the way down to delaware as we get to sunday night and behind that colder air will arrive. but in the near term we're tracking storm system coming west. high temperature in philadelphia 66. the o

throughout in the early parts of your monday morning we'll see an easterly wind kick in, bringing the fog through the strait and delta. by tomorrow morning, a lot of dense fog should burn off by mid-day and by the afternoon on monday should be looking at generally sunny skies. as you plan your day tomorrow mlk day of service on monday early on it's cloudy, dense fog starting out in the low 50s. by noon, sun and cloud mixture with lots of sunshine on the way by the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s and by tomorrow evening high clouds and temperatures falling back into the upper 50s. the big story is warmth and record warmth possibly on the way. a large area of high pressure will build around the four corners and that means for us here locally, we'll get a return flow a nice mild south wind, and that could set the stage for some record warmth setting up. take a look at the temperature profile, specifically in san jose for the week ahead. average highs typically right around 60. by next weekend we get back into the 70s and ditto for san francisco, average high, 57. getting into the

still an easterly component for many. there will be rain in southern california. the question is can we get it up here? patchy fog. 50, 60s and 70s. here's sal with an update. i'm getting reports of an offshore breeze. >>> that's not helping firefighters, steve. thank you for that information. let's go to the maps. i want to show you where this grass fire is in pacifica. it's near fassler avenue and rockaway beach avenue. those streets. it's a little bit inland. but fassler avenue is closed basically as far down as highway 1. now the traffic on highway 1 has not been affected too much. highway 1 remains open. but rubbernecker valley would start to kick in here, especially as it starts becoming lighter. you want to avoid the area if at all possible. we'll have a live report from the scene coming up. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic here is going to be moderately heavy. it's backed up from the macarthur maze. the metering lights are on. and traffic is -- has been heavy since 5:45 this morning. san mateo bridge all of a sudden, we have a big

still an easterly component.d, again, some areas getting about 10, 15, 20 miles an hour and that's going to equal a nice, warm day. also as we talk about coming off the oakland, berkeley hill. downtown oakland looking for sunshine and 67 warm degrees today. could be a few high clouds kind of filtering in, but 1 below currently in chicago. the wind chill tonight will be 30 below there. in fact, a wind chill and frost advisories all the way down to the gulf coast. the wind chill in new orleans tomorrow 14. it'll be 21 in pensacola, florida and you can see why. look how this just marchs southward, all the way down to atlanta and up into the northeast. new york looking for 6 degrees on their low tonight. 20s for us, l.a. almost 60 degrees already. it'll be clear, top to bottom and a little haze there for a few, but cool to cold, lows to very warm lows, but after everything is said and done, temperatures warming up. we'll peak out today, this will be the warmest temp of the week. near 70 for a couple of locations. 60s

clear skies and patchy fog setting up once again pumped in by the easterly winds through the delta and through the alta mt. pass. central valley fog through the morning in concord and spilling into napa valley and then we see clouds spilling early in the morning and then high clouds approach out of the south. the weather pattern for now is fairly quiet. the system in the west is not likely to cause the rain but it will pull a system to our south in southern california, bring clouds our way and there will be a chance late tomorrow and early tuesday that will have at least a brief chance of seeing some showers. so the timeline with the one apparently system that could bring us a little bit of rain that's going to set up during the day tomorrow. increasing clouds. like today, we'll finish with a lot of clouds and then heading into tomorrow evening, monterey a. , a few showers there and then by lunchtime the showers have already moved on and away from the bay area. this is mainly monday night into early tuesday morning but maybe not as impressive. the rain totals are not a lot. in fact mos

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from easterly winds to onshore, cooler winds, coming out of the west 3 to about 6 miles per hour. that should be good enough to stir up the atmosphere. and also give us some improvement. now, the other thing we'll see with the weak storm system moving in is the cloud cover. it will not be totally cloudy across the bay area. clouds moving up from the south will give us filtered sunshine. you'll notice yes, we do have rainfall well offshore by thursday at 5:00 p.m. as that storm system continues to get closer it will just continue to fall apart. no rainfall unfortunately all the way through saturday's forecast. we'll take you to the microclimate forecast as we head throughout your thursday. almost to the end of the work week for a lot of us. cooling off with the storm system approaching the coastline. san jose expecting to get out of the 70s tomorrow, 68 for downtown. we may still have a few low 70s in morgan hill and gilroy. it will take another day for that cooler wind to really impact you. the peninsula, 67 in palo alto. san francisco low to mid-60s. north bay, east bay and tri-v

those easterly winds will also keep us with near record-setting temperatures for a lot of the bay area fact for tomorrow we will likely have a record here in san francisco. a forecasted 66. record at 65. in gilroy, a forecast of 72 with a record of 69. you can see a lot of sunshine up at the higher levels. but at the lower levels, haze is going to stay put. the south bay is going to have the warmest temperatures. 70 at los gatos. palo alto 67 and pacifica64. in oak land, 68 degrees, walnut creek 61. where those winds interact with the higher elevations in oakland coming out of the east it's going to boost your temperatures and it's not going to be the same in walnut creek with 61 degrees. a spare the air alert in effect for wednesday. not just for a few select areas. all sections of the bay area expecting unhealthy levels of ozone. you can see dry weather expected for wednesday also for thursday. cloud cover increases by thursday night also into friday. but any kind of rain chances right now at least a slight chance of showers would be in san francisco and also on saturday's forecast i

there is still a component of an easterly breeze for some. concord slight south. but oakland downtown coming off the oakland hills still northeast at 6. the water temps are really warm. upper 50s for many. including half-moon bay to monterey. a lot of rain down in arizona. and southern california. if you have travel plan there is today. it will decrease on saturday and probably by sunday it looks like it will be out of phoenix area. if you are heading to the soup bowl festivities. the low responsibility of that is just too far south. high pressure will build into the north. which will give us a north, northeast breeze. highs 60s and 70s. there will be a few locations that are warmer than that. next seven days looks ugly for rain. once again about ten days out. two forecast models bring in rain. the one i've been hanging my hat on says no way. large and in charge big time. it has been that model canadian model has been spot on since january 10th so i'm favoring that one. trend is your friend. it's not a good trend but weather wise it's been right. morning fog sunny

there is an easterly component or southerly component. 57 for this time of year that is incredibly warm. there is a dry side to this. we'll have a lot of cloud cover over us. boston, hartford, out toward cape cod they are getting slammed. new york city things are much, much quieter. the focus will be up toward the northeast than the rhode island, providence. they are dealing with the blizzard. for us we will keep up with that cloud cover. this is it for january. after today i think we are done with any possibility of rain until around february. 60s on your temps today. cloud cover will make sure of that. cloudy, mild. very light rain south or east. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy on wednesday. and then after that it looks pretty quiet. >> january is supposed to be the rainier months. >> yeah january and february. >> when is the last time we had that? it's been a few years. >> since we've had rain that much? >> yeah. >> three years in a row we had declining precip. now zero this january. next year can't get worse. >> that is true. >> you can't go down from zero. >> thank you. >> a little po

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that fog with those slight easterly winds will bleed in to our area overnight.like this morning bay bridge golden gate bridge, we have fog on a lot of parts of the bay area. your morning commute will be hampered most likely by fog we saw this morning. not just in the north bay but south bay east bay, and big valley as well. dense fog advisory possible again tomorrow morning for parts of the bay area. that's really impacting folks who are traveling in the earliest hours. if you're traveling around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning that's usually when the fog is right down on the deck. tonight could be pretty bad because of the fog already in the central valley. rain next five days. wouldn't that put us over the top? we've got that kind of rain, san jose would be close to 100% of rainfall average. next five days crescent city, not that far north. it doesn't take much for the jet stream to shift south. it's game on for us. that's not going to happen. next five days rain stays just north of the area and we stay mostly dry. it's a very productive wet pattern for northe

offshore,off shore,off shore, a little easterly in concord. you get the idea. half-moon bay, northeast and 12th is so mild already. high pressure is building in from the traffic, with the next system well to the north. 41 in ukiah and sacramento. if you have travel plans in monterey and want to sneak down there, santa cruz to monterey may be the window of the warmest weather. one band of clouds will move through this morning and we move it up for weekend. breezety windy higher elevations. an offshore breeze. mostly sunny and the warming begins gradually today and then we really kick it in tomorrow. the cool air yesterday will be replaced with much warmer weather today, then saturday and sunday. maybe changes next week with cloud cover, but not much. mostly sunny and patchy fog only and warming up. here we go. even though it is only in the 30s, we will warm up the temperatures. yesterday low 60s. today mid 60s. maybe near the coast upper 60s to near 70 degrees. warm for some and clouds will give us a change early next week. it sure looks like we are going throug

it's going to become more easterly to drag in some moisture from the coast. and that's going to provide us with a potential additional snowfall, more so at the shore than in philadelphia. we could see higher accumulations in parts of delaware and south jersey. we'll still get snow in philadelphia, however. the satellite shows clouds are moving in. the clouds are thicker to the west and this is where the first precipitation is. you can see some light snow and some rain mixing in. it will turn all to snow for our area as the temperatures come down during the afternoon hours. the future rain and snow showing that system coming up from the south and coming into play this afternoon. so the forecast is calling for clouds to take over. a mainly dry morning. there could be some icy spots first thing this morning, but snowfall accumulating. that will happen this afternoon. we might see a little brief sleet to start with but it will be mainly snow during the late afternoon and evening hours. then it comes to an end late in the evening. back with the full look at how mu

we did have that disturbance that brought the rain showers to socal moving out and going in an easterly direction. we do have another area of low pressure upstream. this is really important to notice because that is going to shift our winds around on tuesday and until then we've got the haze but i'm hoping for that breeze to kick in on tuesday and if that does indeed occur then we will get rid of the haze that's been lurking around the bay area ever since the second of january. next shot of rain does come by this weekend, we'll keep a watchful eye on that because it's time to get more precipitation here in the bay area. 63 degrees today and the fog at the state capitol 63 and the fog in fresno, lurking around modesto and again the lack of a good wind does kick out that i mean does enable that wind to kick out the fog and also the very hazy conditions. we do have spare the air throughout the central valley as well. our temperature today into the 60s. a non-existent breeze today. 59 degrees around vallejo, and martinez and here is the extended forecast that does call for that dry weather

a little bit of an easterly breeze for most in the city. yesterday was throughout richmond. today more of a southerly breeze or northwest, so there are some changes. two systems, one coming out of the great lakes and one coming up from the southeast equal a lot of winter weather advisories for the northeast starting late tonight into the weekend. so if you have any travel plans, that's going to be the focus as the system develops and nor'easter goes right up there. it'll be really close, but lots of snow forecasted for new york city, connecticut and up into massachusetts and also into new jersey and pennsylvania. so be advised. that'll be the big weather maker. 20s up in reno and also tahoe. 40s for the low, also eureka, ukiah and sacramento 45. once that fog burns off, we're good for sunshine and temperatures tomorrow will really bump up, we'll be 10, 15 degrees above average, a little bit of an offshore breeze and higher elevations could be really warm. we could see lows 60 degrees on sunday near 2,00 feet. santa cruz mountains mainly. friday warmer, much warmer into the w

we're looking at the easterly direction towards oakland and alameda.rently air temperature anything from 50 in santa rosa the about an outside number of 55 degrees in livermore and also in san francisco. oakland checking if with a pair of 5s as well. this is a scene looking out to sfo where we have some haze. again, patchy dense fog out the door this morning. some very mild temperatures. and it will be partly to mostly cloudy on this holiday. and again king tides high tide, 9:09. we do have a coastal statement a flood statement in effect saying just be mindful of some low lying flooding today also there's a risk of some very vigorous rip currents later on this afternoon when we have low tide occurring. nothing is going on the out there. it's very -- on out there. it's very quiet. we have high pressure in command and we have some clouds all associated with that area of low pressure to the north of us. so that's why we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy for this monday. meanwhile around the state we're talking about 56 degrees the state capitol. once the