>> steve: mary was born in fairfax hospital and sally was born at resten hospital both in fairfax countyinsley: did you live in fairfax county? >> steve: we lived in fairfax county. peter was born at george washington hospital just about five blocks from the white house. >> ainsley: where it all got started. now they are having their own babies of their own. >> steve: they are, indeed. >> brian: now we are looking at all these small towns with their own tree lighting. most of them are up by now. maybe last weekend will be the last weekend. if you don't do it by now forget about it only going to be up a week. >> ainsley: last sunday everyone stands in front of brick church on park avenue in new york and we watcher all the christmas trees down park avenue are lit up at the same time. every time you drive if you are coming to new york and you are on park avenue all those trees and all the families stand. they block off the street and the families stand there. it's all shoulder to shoulder, kids are on their dad's shoulders and singing christmas. >> brian: not full grown kids brian. >> ainsl

the town of fairfax is the first to pass rent control.igned a petition to stop it from taking effect. there are two parts to this. the first puts a limit on how much landlords can raise rents. the second is a just cause ordinance to protect against evictions. this is the one that has people fired up. we explain why some worry the plan to help renters will end up having the opposite effect. >> reporter: in a small town like fairfax, they don't have large, multiunit apartment complexes. when they talk about eviction protection here, it is an issue that hits the local landlords very close to home. >> the door on the right is my entrance. this one on the left is for this. >> reporter: elizabeth converted the lower portion of her fairfax home into a separate apartment, or 80 you. it was meant to produce the income she might need to stay in the home after her husband died. now, she says renting the place out is off the table completely. >> i can't. i don't mind rent control. i do understand that , but the just cause eviction stuff is a killer.

the town of fairfax is the first in marin to pass recent rent control, but hundreds of people have signed a petition to stop that from taking effect. there are two parts to this. the first with a cap on how much landlords could raise rent. the second is a just cause ordinance to protect against evictions. this is the one that has people fired up. kpix strongly explains why some renters have the opposite effect. >> reporter: they don't have a lot of large multiunit apartment complexes, so when they start talking about eviction production here, it is an issue that hits local landlords very close to home. >> the door on the right is my entrance and the store on the left is for the . >> reporter: elizabeth spent a lot of money to convert the lower portion of her fairfax home into a separate apartment or edu. it was meant to produce the income she might need to stay in the home after her husband died, but she says renting the place out is off the table completely. >> i can't. i don't mind rent control and i understand that, but they just cause eviction stuff is the killer. it is a showstopper.

. >> and let's take a live look at fairfax creek where we're monitoring the water levels there. that's due in part to some of the strong winds we're having blowing out some of our cameras. the creek that we're talking about has raised serious concerns, triggered flood warnings over debris buildup. >> we do have team coverage this morning. our mike inouye is tracking the slick roads. he's also monitoring possible incidents that could affect commuters. >> first, let's check in with the queen of the hour, meteorologist vianey arana. you've been tracking this storm's path. >>> we'll give the title to the low-pressure system because that's exactly what we're seeing right now, and it's going to be coming down really right in the middle between now and 8:00 a.m. is the heaviest pocket. you can see storm ranger scanning those areas you see highlighted in the orange and the yellow. we're seeing the biggest heavy downpours in through san francisco and some of the rain as well pushing down through the area. san francisco, south san francisco, san mateo, over along hayward and into fremont,

for those of you in fairfax.but overall, most of the bay area in the low to mid 50's with overnight lows tonight seeing more 40's as opposed to last night's 20's and 30's. santa rosa, though, cooling down to 38 degrees. fortunately well above that freezing threshold. the high temperatures tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees below average. we're going to see widespread low to mid 50's. and here's a look at our second storm saturday into sunday that could bring us upwards of about half an inch of rain or less. so it's great to see that storm for reopening for us here in the bay area for this wet season. what time saturday? you think it's going to start to rain. it's going to start to pretty early in the morning. like 7 with the haven't fever. yeah. do we go? jumping in muddy puddles. not so and it's, you know, no major wins this week, daryn. so it's going to be really and the love clean thank guys. >> a democratic led house committee now has 6 years. so former president trump's tax returns after a multi-year court fight. the

looking live at the fairfax creek, downtown fairfax. this creek isn't expected to crest above its limits but other creeks in the north bay might. people in santa rosa are getting ready for it, gearing up toer -- for that possibility. filling and stacking sandbags to protect their homes. this week's wet weather has already left a lot of roads waterlogged. it's only expected to get worse and much worse in some areas. people urged to take steps now to prepare. >> hopefully the system will push through, give us some beneficial rain that we need and not lead to significant incidents. we do expect there to be trees down, potential power lines down, outages from the power lines overnight into tomorrow morning. >> let's keep our live coverage going. let's bring in gia vang. she's in rohnert park. >> reporter: i have to say in just the last hour or so, the wind gusts have really started to pick up, almost being blown away here. lucky you guys came to me now. in terms of the rain, our entire drive from the east bay here has been pretty much like

colonel george washington fairfax. i will put the question to you once in the military revolution for both. i mr.. and was the president i sent to washington washington. the motion has called for the adoption of the resolu tions as caused by the gentleman's. the chair requests that every delegate every delegate where your decision very clear. as many as are available signify by saying lord, i although the both no. and the opinion the chair of the i's government resolutions are adopted. mr. will hereby cast by this convention to prepare the subcommittee and present the plan to this convention at the earliest opportunity. so there have been no further business. let us declare the convention closed till 10:00 tomorrow in regard c, virginia. ladies and what you just seen is a theatrical adaptation. the events that took place right here on that day during the convention. now, course, in reality, the convention went on for several additional days and there was much business that was discussed but a great deal of research and

>> her friends the fairfax's leave their country and go back to london, george, william and sally fairfax, washington's -- those that he copies. to such good use. when the english ambassador comes he says, how did he get so grand? he moves magnificently. he practically said, he could be a nobleman at a european court. while, he learned from the fairfax's. over they go to acquire all the hangings and -- you know? i think they both come together, george and martha, in so many ways -- jack spread, could be no fat. his wife could eat no lean. she's tall, he is fat. they love this place. when you come here, you feel everything in the house. outside, it was a true love. a very beloved place for them both. >> having you both here, it is such a place. also, in the paper, you see them -- her in particular, and it's very much part of a wider world. you see the networks. you pull back the curtain. we are going to pivot to your questions in a moment, but i want to hear from each of you about biography. how do you think a biographical approach of the life of one person it enhances our historical under

well he learned it from the fairfax's over. they go to acquire all the bed hangings and the, you know, they i think both they come together, george and martha in so many ways. the they the order did the jack jacksboro could eat no fat his wife could eat. and i mean he's told you to all these she she gets large but but they love mount vernon with a pipe they love this place and when you come here, you feel everything in the house, in the outside. it it was a it was a true love, a very beloved place for them both. i think both here even though it is so such a place. and then also in the papers, you see them and then her in particular as very much part this of of a wider world. you see the networks see that sort of pulling back curtain which leads me and we're going to pivot to your in a moment here but i wanted to hear from each of you about about biography or how you think a biographical approach, the life of one person, any person this person enhances our historical understanding what is the power of biography, the one one life

fairfax county public schools said the delay in notifying national merit scholars was a one time human2022. once it came to light, counselors made emails and follow-up calls to the colleges and inferred them, and to suggest a deliberate attempt to withhold information is inaccurate and contrary to the fairfax county public schools. they will investigate the problem, make sure students are notified in a timely manner going forward, gillian. >> gillian: not sure if i'm buying it. david spunt here in washington, thank you. >> you bet. >> anita: a judge granting bond to six people accused of domestic terrorism. it's the latest battle in an ongoing war over a police training center in atlanta. we are going to have that story coming up. >> gillian: plus, inflation over the past year has hit families and businesses hard across the border. one new study finds america's middle class has been hit the hardest. robert wolf has something to say about that. he will join us next. >> we have seen massive spending in washington, that has driven inflation. it's corrupting families right now. veteran hom

. >>> a group of parents in fairfax county, virginia, are fired up claiming their school system heldtant merit award notifications, david sis taking a closer look on this. >> good evening, bret. top rank high schools withholding the national merit scholar award from some students avoid upsetting their classmates. the award is given to the top 3% of students in the country based on a pst score. officials at thomas jefferson high school for science and technology and alexander virginia, outside of d.c., are apologizing for the mix-up. parents were told teachers dropped off certificates, unceremonially. a parent who was part of the student's advocacy group, coalition for tj says this crosses the line. >> all of these educators to have children teaching them their full potential and not limit their potentials. that's what they have done. they betrayed the trust of our community. >> district officials are pushing back and hard on the claims made by parents. according to the district, this was a one-time human error in the fall of 2022. the statement continues to read in part, counselors a

a group of parents in fairfax county, virginia are fired up tonight claiming their school system withheldotifications so as not to hurt the feelings of fellow students. correspondent david spunt is taking a closer look tonight at this. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. parents are accusing officials at one of the country's top ranked high schools of withholding the national merit scholar award from some students to avoid upsetting their classmates. now, the national merit award is only given to the top 3% of students in the country based on a psat score. being named a scholar is considered a major advantage in the college admission admissions process. officials at thomas jefferson high school in alexandria outside of d.c. are apologizing for the mixup. our local fox affiliate, bret, parents were told teachers dropped off certificates unceremony uselessly on students' desk weeks late meaning some missed the opportunity to include the honor in college applications. a thomas jefferson parent part of the coalition for t.j. says this crosses the line. >> the role of these i had carro

fairfax county, virginia, parent joins me and this is insane, walk us through what happened. >> thisen so much and you all have also in the school systems, but this one just really blew my mind. for many years now, decades, the national college has been giving students scholarships every year. they do it after the kids 1.5 million juniors take a psat. thomas jefferson physical science and technology is the "crown jewel" and america's education system here they probably could figure out in one weekend what southwest airlines did wrong in its scheduling. these kids are so smart. but what happened is that the last several years i've been able to identify this piece in the city journal the principal and director of student services from students, their families and the public in honor called commending students among the national merit scholarship award winners here are those, 3% of kids in america, the number about 65,000 out of the 1.5 million and if you can believe it, the director of student services told this intrepid mother who helped to figure this out that the school wanted to re

in the north bay let's take a look at the fairfax creek live camera. i was taking a look at the latest numbers just above two feet right now. that action stage like i was talking about a little bit ago, around 4 feet. still a situation to keep monitoring. let's take it out to alameda creek where bob redell was this morning. i sent this over to him. just so you know, we have the team coverage going on. right now at 5:00 a.m., december 31st, last day of the year, we'll rise to about 8 feet by the time we get into the evening hours. the action stage is nine feet for the alameda creek and the moderate flooding is at 10 feet. a lot of rain pushing through the bay bay a yeah. it will push through the east bay and the south bay. definitely a situation we'll keep monitoring. as far as rain totals go, a decent amount in the mount tam area. more rain ahead in the bay area. i'll send it to vianey for the details. >> this is what it's like like for tonight. the storm lingers, 5:00, 6:00, it makes its exit moving on through central california, down through southern

check out fairfax already at freezing at 32 degrees. not that far behind his pet aluma and santa rosa in the mid 30's as the sonoma currently at 37 degrees. so temperatures overnight, widespread 30's with the exception of those of you in santa rosa dipping into the 20's for your overnight low. so i wouldn't be surprised if we see patchy frost form there. in addition to patchy fog as well. temperatures tomorrow holding steady low to mid 50's. so we are going to remain below average about 4 to even 6 degrees below normal for most of the bay area. but taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook, our first day of winter that arrives on wednesday. not really tracking that much rain for the next 7 days. in fact, your christmas weekend can't believe christmas is a week from today. we're going to be in the mid 60's. so 48 degrees above average. believe it or not. so temperatures really going to thought in the coming days after a chilly start on monday. back to you, dan and well. >> take a look at this. in oakley police officer citing a man fo

look at all the 30's begin to pop up. 36 in fairfax, 37 degrees in calistoga sonoma. at 38 degrees. and 37 in petaluma. yeah, it is getting chilly out there tonight and it's going to be a whole lot colder. there's a storm system off the coastline. high pressure out ahead of it. and we've got a ridge to the north to in that got a hold of that system. so it's kind of shredded apart a little bit occasionally we see couple high clouds come our way, but that is about it. so that leaves us high and dry. right now we're seeing that offshore wind. that's a key factor to really get those cold temperatures along the coastline said again, that sea breeze coming off those a fairly mild waters in the off the coastline. you get that offshore wind. so it's bringing those cold temperatures all the way the coastline. that's where you see some 30's and frost even out toward the beaches. temperatures tomorrow we wake up in the 20's in the 30's by the afternoon. you're in the 50's all around the bay area. maybe just a tad warmer. they going to hold steady -n the temperatures pretty much

our leslie goodin went to fairfax where people are racing the clock to storm proof their homes. >> reporter: it's been wet here all day. the people i spoke with said they been bracing for the storm all day. they are worried but they also aren't taking chances. >> i enjoy this at the same time this is nothing but i know what might be coming. >> the worst of the rain expected friday into saturday. residents are busy prepping their homes. >> we cut down some branches . that's pretty much what we've done with sandbags. making sure the garage doesn't get flooded. >> that's what the fire department is asking from everyone. to do their part in keeping the floodwaters down. >> there are things people could focus on if they've got drains near their homes to make sure that they are clear where the gutters are clear to help the water flow out. >> reporter: the fire department says they've not received too many weather-related calls for this but they are asking for everyone to remain at home if they do not have to go out. >> thanks for showing us in that report. the sandbag station is ready for people

but for those of you mountain, you mid-fifties at 54 degrees already cooling down into the 40's, fairfax. 47 degrees with petaluma and avato both in the upper 40's overnight lows tonight. no freeze warnings are frost advisories. widespread 40's turning into mid to upper 50's tomorrow at or slightly below average. but then we are going to notice by wednesday drying out cooling out and clearing out from that cool weather and scattered showers and then we're going to see extended forecast. a lot of rain icon so winter, certainly here in the bay area. back to you, dan. alright, recent thanks. lot. organizers brought a new daytime holiday festival to a parking lot. >> in pacifica on the weather clearing up today for want. organizers are hoping turns into an annual tradition kron four's camila barco has the story. >> something a little bit light hearted. >> in the coastal city of pacific gun organizers turned eureka square shopping center parking lot. >> into a festive christmas holiday for the first time miramar events and long for margarita bar created. >> holly jolly palooza a daytime holid

. >> ainsley: fairfax, virginia. i love that shot. isn't that beautiful?istmas town. >> we have gone there a lot to talk about politics and schools fairfax and loudoun county. your kids, two of them were born in that area, right? >> steve: mary was born in

these temperatures, let's get chilly already 38 degrees now in lemore. 41 in half moon bay. 36 in fairfax. 39 in the bottle. 37 right now in petaluma. 38 in santa rosa and 37 degrees in fairfield. so cold temperatures all around the bay area tonight as we're kind of in between systems, of course, that big storm that rolled through the bay area that is now pushing these to making a mess of things with both blizzard conditions, even farther across the south and then you've got another storm off the coastline. so high pressure sitting between the kind of a weak ridge that's going allow a few more these clouds to begin to move into across the sky. think maybe as we head toward tomorrow, we're going to see some high clouds moving overhead. but it is dry as can be out there catching a break from the stormy weather that will probably take us in the weekend, too. a little bit of a northerly component to the wind. you'll see that overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning and that's why we're going get that nice cold air, all that cold air is going to be moving in. so sitting in the sea breeze get a

fairfax, 34 degrees santa rosa and petaluma currently in the mid 30's. so daytime highs tomorrow, widespread low to mid 50's. we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees below average. we should be averaging about low 60's for this time of year. but as you can see, we're going to stay in the mid 50's throughout most of the next 7 days, drier. unclear whether by tuesday with another round of showers returning by your friday morning. one week from today. back to you. grant vicki. >> all right, marie, those low temperatures. not only deal with rain is going to be cold in a few places are opening up around the bay area to keep folks warm as the temperatures drop in marin county and overnight, emergency shelters open tonight at the marin health and wellness campus on kerner boulevard in sandra fell. it will be open from now until 10:00am tomorrow. >> and in santa rosa, a warming center now open in till tomorrow morning. it's at the homeless services center of catholic charities that on 301, 6th street. the interest is on the morgan road and 6th street. >> here in

those of you in fairfax, noticeably cooler at 46 degrees. but check out downtown san francisco. still on the milder side at 53 degrees overnight. lows tonight. going to be chillier for those of you in santa rosa. up above freezing. but still, 35 degrees. very chilly temperatures there with napa. not that far behind at 38 degrees. everyone else in the mid 40's and temperatures tomorrow. a little bit cooler. even with that extra sunshine mid 50's. so we're going to be at or slightly above average. taking a look ahead at the extended outlook wednesday and sunday. those are going to be the 2 driest days. so we're going to end this year was showers. but then starting out this new year with mostly sunny skies and then by monday, january, second, more showers continuing through tuesday, one week from today. back to you, ken and vicki, thanks. mabrisa in san ramon, an investigation is underway after the roof of the big 5 sporting goods store on canyon place collapsed. >> happened early this morning when the store was closed. police say that no injuries were reported, but nearby stores i

now, 39 in dublin. 35 now in fairfax. 36 now both petaluma and also the santa rosa.these temperatures going to be very cold outside tonight, clear skies everywhere you go around the bay area and much of the state things kind of settling down. looks like overnight tonight, a little bit of a normally come part of the wind that we would really help and to make first of that cold air so that continental cold air dropping into the bay area. skies going to be nice and sunny and bright, i think for tomorrow looks like some nice weather. and then as we get into the middle of week, maybe couple high clouds come our way, but we're keeping things dry. temperature after a cold start the morning with 20's and 30's. we've got 50's for highs will still be on the cool side over the mountain top. see the blue out their own. well, maybe those highs. there'll the mountaintops only in the 40's next couple days. we're going to see the temperatures staying cool right through the middle of the week and probably in this next weekend, too. i think the next best chance of any rain at all woul

. >> a live look at fairfax creek where we're monitoring water levels there. so in the past this creek has raised some serious concerns and triggered a lot of flood warnings over debris building up there. we have live team coverage. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is in the south bay tracking the steps you can take to just make sure you are ready for any possible flooding. >> and mike inouye is tracking the slick roads we're talking about. we're going to see a lot of rain in the next coming days as well. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking this atmospheric river event. >>> and this is the first storm we will see in a series of them, as you mentioned, in the upcoming week. we have our storm ranger scanning the skies. petaluma seeing some of the light rain, light to moderate at times. where you see the yellow and orange glow is where we see some of the heavier pockets. zooming us in closer to san francisco you can see really coming down right now in hayward, danville, some that have rain in the bay area, across the region. san jose we'll start to no

we are going live to fairfax where emergency crews and local residents are bracing for this. >> it has been wet all day and the later it is getting the heavier the ring is becoming one resident says she is not sure if the drain to her house can handle this. >> my house is near a creek rising above the house level usually we get flooding and the streets flood every year. >> creek levels around the county will be a key focus for the fire department headed into the weekend. >> friday and saturday seem like the bulk of the extreme part of the weather. we will look at staffing stations with more people if we see the creek levels hitting up higher that will trigger us to staff the water rescue. >> i kind of enjoy this. i know what might be coming. >> residents are doing what they can to weatherproof their homes. >> we cut tree branches and that's pretty much what we have done was sandbags to make sure the garage does not get flooded >> the fire department says it is not just a high creek levels that lead to flooding. >> there are clogged drains from leaves and a lot of drains that are clogge

we are going live to fairfax as people need to storm proof their homes but they might be out of time. >> reporter: the people that i have spoken with have been bracing for the storm and they're not too worried , but they are not taking any chances. >> a kind of enjoy this. >> with the worst expected friday through saturday, residents are already busy prepping. >> we cut some tree branches. we have some sandbags. >> that's what the marin county fire department is asking for everyone to do their part. >> some things people can focus on, if they have drained, make sure they are clear to help the water flow. >> reporter: the fire department says that thankfully they have not had many weather-related calls. coming up at 6:00 they will share with us what areas to keep an eye on. >> sandbag stations are opening up, ready for people to fill up as we track the atmospheric river with bright spread rain. for updates anytime, go to kpix.com or watches on cbs news bay area. >>> good news for southwest airlines, the airline plans to return to normal operations tomorrow. that is little consolation t

tonight, we start to see some of these 30's. 36 in fairfax now, 36 in petaluma. 37 in santa rosa. 33 degrees in kelsey bill. so get very cold out there right now. and is that air continues to dry out tonight. the temperatures are just going fall like a rock. and so we've got freeze warnings that are posted down by the national weather service. they continue this whole area here in purple for meals. berg in the santa rosa petaluma down the samara fell over into the napa valley. is you're seeing those cold temperatures throughout. you can watch out for these numbers dropping off in the mid 20's in some of the colder spots. in fact, watch out for some black eyes late tonight and early tomorrow morning with some of that moisture stall. the roads could be pretty slick out there late tonight early tomorrow morning. guys, back to you. >> all right. and as you just mentioned, lawrence, this cold, it could be the coldest night of the season so far it many folks who don't have a place to be inside. well, that's a big concern. obviously, did is downtown san francisco, many homeless. >> we'll ha

then you're looking at 39 now 35 and fairfield. 34 now in petaluma. 35 degrees in fairfax. very cold temperatures showing up now to get a lot colder overnight tonight. it will be a frosty start to the day tomorrow. watch out for some black ice on the roads, especially in the north bay. some of water coming down. the mountain tops could freeze on the roads, making a pretty slick out there early tomorrow morning. guys, back to lawrence. thank you. well, there are warming centers set up across the bay area opening ahead of the expected cold temperatures. some of them already they are open in sonoma. santa rosa. sandra fell and vallejo. >> the locations and hours are on your screen right now. but for more information, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> in the east bay this holiday season, the city of alameda has changed its sticker a shuns. there is no christmas tree outside city hall in some people aren't happy about it. kron four's amanda hari explains why city officials made the change. >> city leaders tell me they have been working for years to make their decora

only a couple spots like saint helene and fairfax still hanging on to the upper 20's petaluma.nevado 32 in santa rosa at 31 degrees. a whole lot cooler than we were even yesterday. at the same time, napa down 20 degrees. oakland, 15 degrees cooler than at the same point yesterday. see, get the picture here. it is cold out there. bundle up, but do some travel in some areas later on today because the rest of the weekend stay in kind. a wet. i'll get to that. your full forecast rain. well, john, thank you for that. will good news. we the accident. we're tracking southbound 1, one just sort of north san pedro and sand or fail. >> finally it clear that highway up there was an overturned mail truck, a block lanes. however, residual delays of drive times along 101 traveling from 37 down to the toll plaza going to bridge at 71 minutes. so if you can wait to all of that mean it, i would definitely just goal. round take 37, maybe take a t and then take the richmond. sandra fell bridge like that. but you have that option today. let's check on your other bridges really quickly. bay bridge

. >> reporter: nbc news, fairfax, virginia. >>> all right.n we come back, the lengths some schools are going to save the lives of their high school students from fentanyl stay with us >>> drug overdoses have hit our nation's kids hard now some high schools are going the extra mile to fight back and keep students safe morgan radford reports. >> reporter: when tanya lost her son j.j. he was just 19 years old. >> he ingested cocaine and he had enough fentanyl in his system to kill 30 grown adults. >> reporter: a tragic story that is becoming increasingly common. overdoses among teens 14 to 18 a record high, surging 133% in just two years the vast majority of them caused by fentanyl. a drug that is often found in fake pills made to resemble prescription drugs like oxycodone, xanax or adderall at highland regional high school in camden county, new jersey - >> break the glass. >> reporter: they are bringing a new solution to the students is it almost like a fire extinguisher, you break glass if necessary? >> exactly what it is. >> reporter: the sch

the town of fairfax is the first in marin to pass recent rent control, but hundreds of people have signeda petition to stop that from taking effect. there are two parts to this. the first with a cap on how much landlords could raise rent. the second is a just cause ordinance to ec

we're still in the low to mid 50's but just barely fairfax, though, the one outlier cooling down to 48 degrees and we're going to see widespread 40's for overnight lows and even cooler temperatures for our north bay valleys. santa rosa. 35 degrees with a napa. 38 degrees for your overnight temperatures. widespread mid 40's for most of the bay area and temperatures tomorrow mid to upper 50's. we're going to be at or slightly below average santa rosa, the mall. this at 58 degrees downtown san francisco and oakland in the mid-fifties at 55 degrees with san jose at 57 degrees in taking a look ahead at your 7 day outlook. take advantage of wednesday and sunday. the 2 driest days of the next 7 because after wednesday, we're going to see that storm to reopen and even continuing. >> through your new year's eve night as bring in 2023. but starting out the new year with a lot of sunshine, but slightly cooler temperatures in the mid 50's. back to you, ken and catherine. >> all right. a breeze. so thank you very much. coming up, how woman got lost ring back after 21 years. >> and kron four's the p

fairfax already cooling down into the low 50's with everything in between and overnight lows tonight,widespread mid 40's. but those of you in apple cooling down to 38 degrees with mid 30's for santa rosa. so it is going to be a chillier day and tomorrow as well. afternoon highs in the mid 50's. so we're going to be about 5 degrees below average. and then here's a look at the series of storms that's going to continue through our new year's eve night. so let's hope that that storm moves a little bit faster so we can check out those fireworks at midnight. but so far it's looking like we are tracking some light scattered showers. but new year's day looking great. okay. the bruces sounds pretty good. yes, some of the most part. thank you. thanks. members. >> coming up next, how some college football players stranded at an airport ahead of a bowl game did get some help. >> he didn't get all you wanted for christmas. well, there's a few 100 million dollars up for grabs right now. the next mega millions drawing will be tonight for 565 million dollars. the most recent drawing had 2 winning tic

you cannot tell you're walking in fairfax park and you cannot tell whether creek started and the forest ended. >> and to the north, rising water may not be the only issue. santa rosa, there are issues about what may come down from the glass fire burn scar. >> it has been like this all day. light steady rain for the most part. steady at times. most people worried about the overnight hours when the rain is supposed to come down really hard. this father and son team, filling up sandbags in that rain. >> i would rather be on the couch watching football right now. >> reporter: they are trying to prevent their garage from flooding. >> what we are trying to do was, you know, create a barrier with these sandbags and prevent the water from coming in our garage. >> reporter: the santa clara sandbag station was plenty busy today. peter talk eight bags. hoping that would do the trick. >> i thought, this year, let's be proactive. let's do some sandbags and see what happens. >> reporter: he says the backyard is a little higher than the garage door entrance , so when it rains a lot, the water goes ins

but the temperatures it's getting cold already. 43 now in brentwood. 39 in fairfax of the 30's already up before 7 o'clock at night 7.41. and the petaluma. 41 also saintly the calistoga at 41 degrees. so will be long. those turning in the 30's. but looking for some raindrops, unfortunate. don't see much. we've got a high pressure ridge to our north one week, one down the south and that low pressure center kind of just makes its way through southern california. eventually something comes close as we get to tuesday. yesterday looks a lot more impressive today. not so much. we pulled the showers out of there, but we'll keep our eyes on for you than other weak system moves through late in the week. but overall, i think this pattern keeps us dry right through christmas day for the most part and then maybe near the end of the year. temperatures for a overnight lows tonight will be in the 20's and the 30's highs tomorrow afternoon. maybe a degree or 2 warmer about 59 degrees in the napa valley. 57 in hayward, 58 and mostly sunny skies and san jose and about 55 degrees and cool in san francisc

moon bay at 59 degrees. 12 degrees warmer right now than fairfax at 47 degrees with everything else in. so temperatures g% still going to be on the mild side low to mid 40's downtown san francisco. 46 degrees santa rosa, upper 30's at 39 degrees for your overnight. temperatures in daytime highs tomorrow. if you love today's forecast, you're going to love tomorrow's. it's going to be in your rinse and repeat some of our warmest inland valleys in the north bay could actually warm up into the low 70's santa rosa. those 67 degrees with downtown san francisco in half moon bay in the low 60's at 62 degrees. and take a look at all these rain icons, as we say goodbye to 2022 and ring in the new year. tracking showers. dan, in the forecast, we have to get through that atmospheric river on tuesday. they know it's so there's so much rain coming, which is usually good. >> but my parents are coming in next week. so they have to pack the rain jackets and their rain boots and all. yeah. i mean, 60 is better than 19, right? yeah, not not great but not great. but manager, our good luck charm. every tim

it is now 41 in fairfax in petaluma. couple 30's going to be popping up here the next few hours. guys, back to you. ok, lawrence, thanks very speaking of the cold weather. >> sonoma county has a warming center open tomorrow and thursday. it is that the sonoma veterans memorial building, it will be open tomorrow through thursday from 07:00pm to 09:00am face. masks are required. >> and in the late the norman c king south allay community center will be open to help people stay warm. overnight is open tomorrow and thursday from 8.30, in the evening through 7 o'clock in the morning. other news tonight, new calls for a recount in the oakland mayoral race. the naacp announcing its support and calling on the community to join the organization in the effort. in a statement released today, the naacp says thousands of votes were considered overvotes and were not counted and thousands of ballots from oakland did not have a selection for mayor camaro election. tell won the seat with 57,159 votes after ranked choice, she narrowly beat district 6 council member lauren taylor who got 56,477 vote

again on saturday, current temps, the coal dust up in the north bay where we're seeing the 30's and fairfax petaluma santa rosa and calistoga while 40's for the rest of us later on today. daytime highs will rise upwards into the 50's a cool and dry day ahead. i'm talking all about what to expect today. and of course, the return of rainfall that we're talking through the new year. all still to come all right, john, thank you for that. let's you look at your traffic this morning. if you're heading into the city right now, it's going to take you. >> 7 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101, looking way better than it did yesterday. 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell bridge toll. someone won a 7 minute ride out of richmond. let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. well, the top story this morning, the man accused of a string of killings in stockton and in the bay area is now facing more murder charges. wesley brownlee, the alleged stockton serial killer he's facing 4 more a

but fairfax already starting to cool down from 49 degrees. for those of you in the north bay and overnight lows tonight. definitely going to be cooler without that blanket of storm cloud cover overhead. santa rosa in the mid 30's for your overnight. temperatures in napa. 38 degrees with widespread mid 40's for everyone else. pretty seasonal temperatures at or slightly below average for most of the bay area. so we're going to see widespread mid 50's and taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we are going to see rain returning on thursday lasting through our new year's eve night at midnight. but then new year's eve day sunday, looking good. a little bit cooler, but a lot of sunshine there. so great to see all those rain icons returning. it is a little nicer suisun coming back and >> near future just one day. but i like that positive glass, half full he's acts of kindness can come in many forms and a new program in berkeley is celebrating that by giving away $1000 a month to people doing acts of good. a crime for stephanie lin tells us a

fairfax petaluma nevado each a 30 minute. you temperatures pwill continue to drop over th next couple of hours all the way up to sunrise. so these are not even the coldest temperatures that we're going to be seeing across the bay area just yet. now, yesterday's rainfall that has since exit the region still holding on to some showers at the south into the central valley, even dot down towards l a but here in the bay area and up into this year, things have quieted down. really nice at this point as we move into the afternoon making the low 50's at the warmest today does stay cool. i'm talking everything you need to know for today and the return of rain this weekend. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning heading into the city. 7 minutes. mace to that fremont street exit. >> well, the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to want an 8 minute ride and the golden gate br

now. 39 in fairfax start to see those 30's popping up here. that air is very cool behind that system now. so it's going to really begin to get cold and drop off in a hurry overnight tonight and well below freezing in some parts of the bay area. storm clouds parting begin to move on out. you see that storm system working its way all the way to southern california. fact all the way into the area. and then it's going to scoot on at one catch a much-needed break. i think over the next couple of days as high pressure going to build in. not a huge ridge just yet, but enough just kind of bounces next storm system just off the coastline, keeping a bay a bit. that means we're going to see some drier weather. some cool temperatures, though. highs are only going to be in the 50's around the bay area. yeah. over the next couple days, here we go. we're going to keep those temperatures down. it will be cool by day but very chilly by night overnight lows in the 20's and 30's. and then we're going to l% try and warm things up a little bit. partly cloudy skies