ben fletcher, thank you _ at the moment. ben fletcher, thank you for— at the moment. thank you for being _ at the moment. ben fletcher, thank you for being on - at the moment. ben fletcher, thank you for being on the - thank you for being on the programme, we will keep an eye on how things go. who is getting vaccines and when? that question has led to a very public row between the european union and drug giant astra zeneca as the eu vents its frustration that britain was getting its uk—made contracted supplies from astrazeneca while it suffered a shortfall. the dispute then developed to a potential political disaster at the northern ireland border with talk of legal action and hijacking of supplies. so where are we now? and what are the logistics of supplying hundreds of millions of vaccines to the world? joining me now is simon geale, senior vice president at proxima which is a procurement and logistics consultancy. thank you for being on the programme. i'm sure you have been following this saga pretty closely, when it comes to astrazeneca and the eu. it would seem t

thank you supervisor safai and for the presentation chief fletcher. i think a number of things that chief fletcher said -- are worth emphasizing. we're dealing with a population of people who have a range of challenges. that's what led them to get arrested. people not following the law. that's why we're prosecuting them and people making bad choices that hurt other people. that's why we're in most of the cases, the probation department is involved securing felony convictions against them. that's what triggers the adult probation's involvement in most cases. i would agree of course with chief fletcher, there are some people unwilling to or unable to engage with treatment plans. we know the path from addiction to sobriety is not an easy one or steady or linear one and many people will relapse and relapse often leads to recidivism. that's a problem we see whether we're filing new criminal cases or revoke or sending people to prison. none of those interventions can by themselves solve the root causes for criminal behavior. but they are the tools we have a

fletcher, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote yea on h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? mr. lynch: good afternoon, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. james langevin of rhode island, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on final passage of h.r. 803, protecting america's wilderness and public lands act. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from kansas rise? ms. davids: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. allred, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. allred will vote aye on h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by al lawson of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson votes yea on h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut rise? mr. courtney: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jim himes of connecticut, purs

we're going to go into the specific questions asked of us. >> thank you chief fletcher. we took time to pull together data in response to the questions presented to us. i'm going to take a few minutes to go through data we pulled together. i'm going to give you an overview for the whole time frame, which was 2018 through 2020. i want to talk about the comments you have heard, similar to other departments experience a lot of the same limitations and challenges associated with old or existing case management systems and many departments are moving toward embarking on new case management systems. the one thing i would add that hasn't previously been said, as part of that conversation, i think it's important to include research individuals within city departments as part of the conversation about what needs to be built out in the new case management systems. it's not just a question of having a new system. it's also about structuring the data in a way that needs to be structured so we can answer the questions like the questions we have been presented for this hearing. there

thank you supervisor safai and for the presentation chief fletcher. i think a number of things that chief fletcher said -- are worth emphasizing. we're dealing with a population of people who have a range of challenges. that's what led them to get arrested. people not following the law. that's why we're prosecuting them and people making bad choices that hurt other people. that's why we're in most of the cases, the probation department is involved securing felony convictions against them. that's what triggers the adult probation's involvement in most cases. i would agree of course with chief fletcher, there are some people unwilling to or unable to engage with treatment plans. we know the path from addiction to sobriety is not an easy one or steady or linear one and many people will relapse and relapse often leads to recidivism. that's a problem we see whether we're filing new criminal cases or revoke or sending people to prison. none of those interventions can by themselves solve the root causes for criminal behavior. but they are the tools we have a

congresswoman fletcher, thank you very much for coming on the show tonight. you know, the letter that you sent to governor abbott asking for answers about the 2011 power failures reminded me that the 2011 power failures, that wasn't the first time texas was hit by a massive power failure. the first time was in 1989. now that you're a member of congress, and from texas, how surprised are you that your state has had two opportunities to get it right and has failed both times? >> well, jonathan, first of all, i want to say thank you so much for having me on to talk about these issues. and i really appreciated that you started this conversation with the wonderful clip of our former governor ann richards, the governor when i was growing up here. and i'm sorry to say that, you know, i'm sad but not surprised that we have failed to respond to these challenges, clearly identified problems. i think we're seeing a massive failure of our system and it's both the grid and ercot, the public utility commission, but also our elected leaders and state government. the governo

we are joined by amy jaffe of the fletcher school at tubbs university.take away from the weekend, i wonder where president biden's green deal will end up after what we have seen in texas, with many pointing to wind and wind power being one of the problems that led to these rolling blackouts. amy: you know, i think we have to go back to the beginning. last week, which didn't make the news, we had a loss of 2.6 b cfg of natural gas on thursday, and an average of 1.2 in the ohio valley/oklahoma region. that started us off, so a new word for everyone to learn, freeze off. a freeze off is when oil wells or natural gas wells or pipeline infrastructure freeze because there's liquid or water in the process of the equipment, and therefore the equipment can't be used. so texas had already prepared for a reduction in wind availability. maybe it came out to be a little stronger-than-expected, but that is not really what caused this. in other words -- another word every buddy needs to learn, cascading risk -- another word everybody needs to learn, cascading risk. tha

congresswoman fletcher, thank you very much for joining us tonight.at texas needs in the aftermath and their recovery from this power failure system. >> well, thank you so much, lawrence, for having me on tonight and for your focus on what's happening here in texas still. i was really glad to be able to visit with president biden here on the ground in houston today. he is the leader that we need at this moment. he showed his commitment and his compassion for the people who live here, and i was able to talk to him about how meaningful it is for us to see that leadership, to see him here, and also that he moved so quickly to approve the disaster declaration before the disaster, before the storm hit, and to approve the major disaster declaration immediately after. and he got to see today on the ground the incredible work of the public servants at every level of government who are committed to working on and helping the people who lived through that crisis and working on the ways that we can make sure it never happens again. so i was just so grateful that

lizzy fletcher, reverend dr. michael evans, mayor of mansfield, texas. >>> it has been awhile since we heard words immigration and policy used in the same sentence at the white house. in the old administration, the word immigration was usually paired with nastiness about the character of immigrants themselves. now biden has a plan that goes beyond undoing the former president's deliberate anti-immigrant cruelty. why that's important for america next. >>> first, this weekend, i am back in the business of traveling the country, holding safe, socially distanced conversations, in today's case with five locals from birmingham. i asked each of them what message they have for president biden. >> in the pledge of allegiance it says with liberty and justice for all. please make sure that happens. make sure that all people get the justice that is so needed for them, that it is not just one sided, but that we become a true america that is for our people. is for our people including little rock and even worcester. and tonigh

. >> i'm so excited that i get to see fletcher in class. >> who is fletcher? >> you don't want to stay home and zoom all day? >> coronavirus conditions improve in person schooling will take place just two days a week. >>> all right the kids are so cute. hopefully they have another nice day on tap as they go back to the classroom. >> they are so adorable. i love that. >>> we are looking at a warm day today. feeling more like spring. if you do have some kids, heading to in person class, we are looking at those temperatures on the rise. t-shirts and shorts later on today for many of us but layer for sure. it's a chilly start as we start off the day. we are in the 40's and 50's this morning. 46 right now in concord, oakland 54, 54 in san francisco, 48 for san jose. we look to the sales force tower camera, looking east with partly cloudy skies. as we head through the day check it out. daytime highs running from ten to 14 degrees above average for this time of year. in the low 70's for san francisco, mid-70s oakland, san jose and concord later on this afternoon. hig

fletcher will vote yea on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. amodei, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. amodei will vote nay on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kelly of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. kelly will vote no on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.r. 1319. the speak

. >> i am so excited i get to see fletcher in class. >> who is fletcher? you don't want to stay home and zoom all day? >> no. >> why not? blitz because i don't want to. >> so what is the situation in san mateo county for the vaccinations? >> reporter: it looks like they are a couple weeks ahead of other counties. they do have a priority ranking for teachers to get vaccinated. all the teachers here at this school have gotten at least the first vaccination and those who work directly with students face-to-face are on the top of that priority list. >>> a coronavirus variant found across californiaia is now bein blamed for a a dramaticics bike infectioions and onone bay area community.y. the e study fromom ucsf and the huhub, more than halflf ofof samples in january revealed this l4 five to our variant. that is the one first detected in denmark last year. in november, only 16% of the sampling showed that same variant. one of the scientists involves a note of caution. >> we are beginning to see the light that we may be able to really win the game here but it is

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and as long as fletcher harper lived fletcher harper protected nast and he was free to do what he wanted. unfortunately fletcher harper's death coincided with a crisis of the election of 1876 and so given that the exhibit is about voting. one of the things that happened to nest is that right at the moment when the united states was up to its eyeballs in a controversy about who had won a presidential election where there had been dishonest voting which was alleged in several states and seems very likely that there was massive amounts of voter fraud in those states my home states south carolina being one of them. um, and this question is unresolved question for months about who should be president next. at that precise moment thomas asked effectively lost his protector. and so he wanted to keep fighting particularly. he wanted to keep fighting for the rights of black americans in what was now the redemption south the the white democrats had taken back the state governments in state ending reconstruction. ending efforts to help freed people ending efforts to protect voting with federal sold

. > soted i get to see fletcher in class. >> and who is fletcher? >> there is fletcher. san carlos are back in class. the district is doing a so- called phased in hybrid model. kids will learn online in the morning and then come in for a few hours in the afternoon. just two days a week until conditions improve. >>> good news in the fight against the coronavirus. the united states could have a third vaccine by the end of the week. this one only requires one shot. the fda's advisory committee is expected to vote on the johnson and johnson vaccine on thursday. the governor calling it a game changer. >> we know we are looking 1.4 million vaccines this week. that's modest compared to what we received in the past. i'm very confident that the end of march, april, we are going to start to see things really ramp up. >> johnson and johnson said 20 million doses of its vaccine cagin out bylate march. anfr thcompany is expected to discuss its efforts in dc today. >>> and to stay up to date e the app that gives us easy 24-7 access to cbsn bay area and the newscasts. >>> a live look a

finally, there's been a call for yvonne fletcher to be honoured with the george medal., when someone inside the ghadaffi regime's embassy in london, the libyan people's bureau, opened fire on demonstrators. in the commons, a conservative described what happened that day, quoting another officer who had been helping police at the demonstration and who accompanied her to hospital. she was shot from the bureau and fell to the ground. i went over to her. i was only feet from her and cradled her head. the square quickly emptied, leaving three of us with yvonne. we carried her into a nearby street and i went with her in an ambulance to hospital. in the ambulance, there were other libyan students who were bleeding from their wounds. but she seemed more concerned about them. "keep safe, be calm," she said. what incredible courage and incredible conduct for a young woman of 24. 24 or 25. what an example to the metropolitan police themselves, but to everyone of us. he said her conduct deserved a medal. may i suggest that a posthumous award of the george medal could be considered?

performances of a lynching themed balance strange fruit to be a call to arms, anslinger sets agent jimmy fletcher on holiday's case with instructions to infiltrate her inner circle and bring her down. you've heard those lyrics, they provoke people. # blood on the leaves and blood at the root. written by pulitzer prize winners suzan—lori parks and directed by lee daniels who made precious and the butler this retelling of holiday's story imagines a relationship between the singer and the federal agent sent to spy on her. understandable, when he's played by the broodingly handsome travanti rhodes, who made such an impact in the moonlight. it reminds them that they're killing us. ironically undercuts the more powerful narrative about holiday's roles of a voice of civil rights activism and the authorities�* desire to silence her by any means necessary. it doesn't help that daniels, who's always been a gleefully unruly director, throws the audience several stylistic cu rve balls. careening wildly from stagey interviews to hallucinatory horrors and audacious musical interludes giving the drama a distric

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gina-gail fletcher from duke university, thank you so much for sharing your analysis will thus.g up, youtube being the latest platform to try and take on tiktok. we will have emily: some other tech stories we are following, youtube is taking on tiktok by introducing a short form video feature called shorts. to the united states in march. shorts will let users create and upload 15 second video, which is the length of an average video on tiktok. youtube has been testing the feature in india since september. the don't coin market has a leader of the pack. one person got 28% of all the cryptocurrency in circulation, about $2.1 billion. digecoin was created in 2013 as a satirical amash to bitcoin. -- homage to bitcoin. coming up, speaking to michael miebach. talking crypto and much, much more. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. mastercard is launching the first card that will support the world's first central-bank digital currency, after announcing it will start facilitating crypto transa

>>morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got a live look there at stormtracker 4 in the big monitor wall you can see we had some showers earlier and still few. >>hanging around looks like they hit me another gone from or in any way you got with this morning. i did on the way and you'll probably see wet roads all over the place as you head out this morning. we have john and rain up tracking all the weather and traffic center hey john hey guys, yeah we are looking at some very wet conditions out there for commuters that are venturing out right now. >>whether you're leaving the roads for the roads earlier this morning are about to head out there we're all the same boat looking at some slick conditions so just give yourself a few extra moments, definitely not as clear nor smooth sailing as your monday morning commute was yesterday. let's take look outside right now definitely some wet spots out there along sfo. rain is actively falling just south of sfo and you can see the impact that it's had tarmac as wet that's the same thing

thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday, it's going to be nice out i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher that might be an understatement as depending on where you are be short whether she a glorious would that be good enough could be a killer or whether words that we established last week is just going to be really good out there today shorts weather for sure we're looking at highs in the upper 70's for much of the bay area. beautiful day for a hike walk around the neighborhood or at least chilling in the backyard for a little bit weird weather for this time of year so we're be could be breaking records this afternoon as far as he goes you can see from out and the camera is jolting just a little bit that's because even though it's calm right along the bay right now what you had above the bay itself. we are actually seeing some breezy conditions now winds will mix down closer to the surface tomorrow. so today our warm one tomorrow will be our windy once just got to enjoy the warm when we got it looking outside there's a few high clouds across the bay but that's about it. it is otherwise b

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and when it is a happy friday. dry weather to enjoy i think if there's anything we've learned that they could always be worse that's right about always come back well. yes tomorrow, john yeah tomorrow morning early on i'll take that any day over pretty much what the rest of the country saying which is sides cold temperatures. i mean i don't know if you look at temperatures elsewhere, but make sure appreciate your in our backyard, nice clear morning at the embarcadero and also looking at really clear skies at the coast this morning, a look at half moon bay shows you those waves lapping up along the shoreline little bit of cloud cover there towards the santa cruz mountains in the distance but we're pretty good at half moon bay now skies today will overall be nice and clear from start to finish we are seeing any chances of rain this afternoon or evening until early tomorrow morning so enjoy this friday. >>40's and 50's for current temps ahead of some 60's later on today which all talk about ahead in your forecast reyn

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher starting off the hour with the latest from washington because happening tomorrow former president donald trump's second impeachment trial is set to begin senators are considering whether to convict trump of incitement of insurrection. >>because a mob of his supporters attacked the u.s. capitol on january 6 our washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki standing by with the very latest from capitol hill, good morning, anna. >>and good morning when the senators return back here to washington later this afternoon there week is going to look a lot different they're gonna have to put all other business on pause while they shift gears and now focus solely on the impeachment trial. >>former president donald trump second impeachment trial is set to begin on tuesday. one month after the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol there cannot be any healing. without truth without accountability senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will conduct a full and fair trial first senators will hear arguments from the 9 house impeachment managers who clean t

congresswoman lizzy fletcher is a democrat and senator cruz lives in her houston district. she says texas is facing an all-hands-on-deck situation. she told the the "new york times" that she's, quote, was out of power herself until wednesday and continued to charge her car in her phone to make calls to fema and other agencies, too busy to think about mr. cruz's decision to leave the state at this time. leadership matters, she said. our first guests tonight understand that leadership matters. they have not left texas during this crisis. they've been without power. they've been without water but congressman joaquin castro is struggling through the crisis just like his san antonio consistents and so is his brother, julian castro, who has also been without power and weather this week in his texas home. both showing us in a moment every member of the house and senate has people in their offices who are deer voted to -- devoted to what they call consistent services, many have areas of expertise like immigration law. the phone never stops ringing from calls from people who despera

you i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher i didn't get any rain this morning for the for me there to die jamie same finally finally the clouds left yeah because it's not raining this just in because we're in the clouds you notice a look at the latest super cold out >>okay it was will >>of you if you're near dara'a it's going to be absolutely perfect tropical weather the rest of us are going to be looking at a chilly start to this morning, definitely a cold way to be getting out there just bundle up. >>we are going to be seeing conditions today definitely a lot more on the dry side especially noteworthy this morning with crystal clear skies out there from berkeley and a beautiful, but chilly start for sure that we do have a weak frontal boundary to our north it's resulting in rain and snow near the oregon border ear early loses steam as it makes its where direction later today, but midafternoon you can expect an increase in cloud cover and maybe just a sprinkle or 2 this is not going to be rainy day by any means, but i just want to give you a forewarning that between 02:03:04pm, you m

>>waking up with us at 6 a on a thursday that's pretty job, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher in the good news for you is at least as a dry right to work today may not be that way on the way home. yeah, let's talk about the rain and when it's coming john yeah, guys, nice dry drive into work but be fooled you still need the jacket you still need the umbrella with you because i know a lot of us won't be heading home until later on today in which case it's going to be raining. we take a turn right there in the middle of the day that will take us from our dry start. >>to the very rainy finish the day we are set up for now currently conditions out there are definitely cloudy and we actually have some foggy spots out towards the tri valley to pretty similar to yesterday, your view from our mount tam cam does show the city lights down below looking pretty good at least from that vantage point now skies will remain cloudy through the day today with cloud cover increasing come the afternoon and yes, some shower activity pushing on into the bay area pretty well formed system sitting to our

and thanks for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and topping the news this hour we are just a little while away from the second impeachment trial, a former president donald trump beginning in the u.s. senate the senate is going to consider whether to convict the former president of incitement of insurrection. >>after the deadly capitol riot last month or washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki standing by in the nation's capital with more on what we'll see today, good morning, anna. >>good morning that's right when the senate convenes in 2 hours here in washington. it will officially mark the start of the impeachment trial but before we even hear oral arguments from either side senate leaders agreed to allow free debate on whether or not to even have the trial. >>for the second time the senate is deciding whether or not to convict a former president donald trump is donald trump guilty. of inciting a violent mob. trump is charged with inciting insurrection in a speech to supporters ahead of the deadly right at the u.s. capitol on january 6th we fight like al an

thanks for joining us on a wednesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we'll get to those headlines in a minute we do want to start the hour though as we like to do with checks of weather and traffic and for the weather yesterday. i'm sure you noticed. >>you don't as hot. yeah. it was hot 80's in santa rosa and san jose. we're broke records all across bay area yesterday and i'm sure that's no surprise to you. >>because it was a weirdly warm day for this time of year now today we get a little closer to seasonal averages, we're still hanging out above average but nothing record breaking for your wednesday ahead of us you can see skies are still beautiful in crystal clear a beautiful sunrise so far this morning, there's a catch to today though, and that's the uptick in winds that we do have fairfield much of solano county and even the inland east bay this morning has already been off to a really windy start we've seen dpvery breezy conditions in the altamonte as well as across the tri valley through solano county along 80 and then our north bay hills to winds will ever expand into the

>>and we just keep doing what i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher it is 06:00am that's nice and dry out a little cold but nice and dry alternative is not good by the way what's now waking up yeah glad to what's up with the weather today cold, but it is dry so as you're entering outside it will be smooth sailing into work, especially when you line it up compared to yesterday which was such a slick one for many of our commuters so actually pretty easy go for those of you that are venturing out right now and it will stay that way on through the rest of your morning commute to let's get you look outside from our berkeley cam right here skies are nice and clear and we are going to be looking at clear skies to the morning. there is rain and snow to our north you see it from reading over eureka there's a weak frontal boundary that's going to skirt right by the bay area mid afternoon today. what's going to happen there. well that storm activity that we're seeing across northern california is really going fizzle out by the time it reaches here. but a couple of pockets of sprinkles could make

everybody, thank you for joining us at 08:00am on this friday, i'm james fletcher and i will tran in darya them in for james, more coffee and it's few more sips you do that while john gives a quick look at the forecast the weather outside john looks pretty nice morning. so far guys it's definitely still clear out there we've held on to clear and sunny conditions pretty much all week long and we're going to stay that way into the upcoming weekend. >>couple spots of fog that will get to hear in just a minute where we should start berkeley, it's like a nice and clear for you lots of sunshine up above it is calm this morning but winds pick up later on today, so if you want to enjoy some calm conditions. earlier in the day generally the better tomorrow is going to be a windy us one of this forecast. we had been seeing fog across the south bay. but that is really starting to lift now still got a misty look to from hayward down through san jose but not near as visibility as if you are getting up a couple of hours ago, 30's and 40's for current temperatures with oakland being one of her firs

for waking up with us on monday, i'm darya we'll trend in for james fletcher whose says rainy days and mondays always get him down this is why he's not here. it's presidents day too so holiday, maybe you don't have to get out today. >>but if you do it looks like it's going to be raining off and on john yeah, these showers this morning guys already slowing some of our commuters down at least to traffic isn't as bad as it would normally be on a monday because it's presidents day but conditions out there are certainly wet enough that even though you might not be encountering a whole lot of traffic you want to slow yourself down because no need to be rushing on slick conditions like we're in the midst of right now looking outside ads are sfo camera right here you see just how wet conditions or we may. >>be looking at rain having tapered off for the time being but roadways are definitely still wet from last night's rain looking at radar currently it is fairly quiet out there and make some low cloud cover is resulting in some misty conditions to drizzly spots which is contributing to roadway

you side area false and i'm james fletcher we just chat about super bowl last night, yes, what a snoozer. >>he just couldn't there was no proud day for san mateo course and for all people around the for tommy is because all old and showing that he still got it all right so more on that coming up. first let's get over to the weather center is a good morning. john it out guys we're looking at a nice forecast today know yesterday was so beautiful for super bowl sunday. we had the sunshine we had the warms much as we did each day of the weekend. >>today we're returning a little closer to our seasonal averages though as daytime highs overall fall a little bit closer to where they should be and in some cases back to the 50's center tower cam shows clear skies above the city of san francisco and dry conditions out there on radar that's not to say we don't have foggy spots though in fact the patches of dense fog can be expected along some of our hillsides and right along the coastline in some areas so do be mindful of that as you make your way out of your house this morning morgan hill livermore

>>and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've the 8 o'clock hour here hopefully temperatures starting to warm up for you i know some of you have been waking up to. >>30's outside yeah, but it looks like it is going to be a nice day john yeah, it's definitely going to be crystal clear and sunny a cold morning and a fairly brisk rest of the day today. but i think we'll take the sunshine for sure looking outside behind me you can see the bay bridge looking pretty solid we've actually got clear skies all the way up to the coastline today half moon bay also looks absolutely gorgeous lots of sunshine out there right now as the waves push up along the shoreline james mentioned those 30's and you can see i'm still half moon bay palo alto livermore and dublin still in the 30's, san jose in concord you're now starting to climb out of it. back in the low 40's while napa at 35 right now santa rosa had a really cool 36 now you add in the winds on top of that it makes for an even colder wind chill. sonoma calistoga fairfield vacaville napa in danv

on a monday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher hope you're getting up >>hopefully a nice bright day today, productive and a happy one should be pretty warm out there eventually again. yeah, yeah, not as warm as this weekend but we're still above average so that tells you how warm we were this weekend still looking at some low 60's this afternoon, not as sunny as yesterday but we're still staying dry now as we venture outside this morning do anticipate a little bit of patchy fog out there the return of marine layer is already evident across the bay area you can see that low cloud cover here from berkeley looking down at the day so just watch out for patches of low visibility also looking fates glow of some of that low cloud cover showing up in radar also noticing how dry it is though visibility for most areas is just fine, but as you head into our hillsides right along the bay, especially we do have some of those patchy areas of fog that are resulting in some lower visibility from time to time. morgan hill dublin livermore all in the 30's and then pretty much all the north bay ri

john cornyn and democratic members of congress sylvia garcia sheila jackson lee al green and lizzie fletcher. >>noticeably absent texas's other senator ted cruz whose spoke at the conservative political action conference in orlando, making light of his controversial trip to sunny mexico while millions of texans froze without power or water, i got to say. is awesome. it's not as nice as cancun back in texas, the white house says the president's trip has a dual mission as the president checks in on the mass coronavirus vaccination center at nrg stadium run by the federal government in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. the u.s. government has declared that saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman is responsible for the murder of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi. >>us intelligence officials determined that bin salman approved the operation to kill khashoggi in october of 2018 it happened at the saudi consulate in istanbul democratic lawmakers are expected to introduce a resolution to hold saudi arabia accountable for khashoggi's death along with other human rights violations boeing will be

waking up with us on a wednesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and it's pretty nice wednesday shaping up for you is we're hitting the midway point through the week beautiful shot here. it's a nice color in the sky now we've got john in the weather center with. >>more on that good morning john good morning guys, yeah probably are sunrise. so far this week at least are crystal clear us one. >>bay bridge looks beautiful out there just as you do get outside to enjoy it though you got to know you got to stay bundled up because it is one of our colder mornings of the week too so pretty one just a frigid one looking outside at the coastal areas of the bay like happen bay just as clear no fog out there whatsoever brisk winds from the northeast are key keeping fog pushed well away from the coastline, very quiet on radar right now we only do have one foggy spot in the bay area that's mostly south of san jose right along one oh one as you traverse down towards morgan hill in gilroy aside from that it is the crystal clear skies we're under wind gusts, something that's going to stay with u

>>i'm james fletcher of course as you just saw we got a lot of headlines to get to this morning and we will but first we do want to check weather and traffic the other was nice yeah and if you look at will story about more stuff you're able to do the weather is getting nice. >>good time for a now that you can see inside these want eat so nice out there yesterday felt like spring summer and some areas as we reach the low 80's and broke records for much of the bay area now today we're not going to be seeing any record breaking numbers, we're still going to be on the warm side though compared to seasonal averages. there is a catch for your wednesday, though, and that's an increase in wind speeds out there today looking outside this morning skies are beautiful crystal clear from our see chart our view still calm for most of the bay fairfield they've been keeping an eye on your winds this it's been pretty gusty for you 15 to 20 miles per hour wind speeds all morning long so far now wind advisories due to take effect for much of the bay area at 10:00am today will be or windiest one starting

thanks for joining us on this monday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher it is february first. thank you so much for joining us this morning hope you had a great weekend. the weather was pretty nice. it does it feel any different now that it's every i going to be a pretty comfy start to february that's for sure we are looking at nice clear skies out there this morning and a pretty smooth sailing into work to kick off the new work week. >>and the new month too. later today as when showers do arrive and most of it's actually going to fall during the evening hours tonight leading into tomorrow morning. so mother nature coming out pretty well for us, you look outside from berkeley does show you clear skies from the east bay looking down at the bay itself. no fog and no rain just yet that's lee further to the north and west so the bay area, nice and quiet as i mentioned a smooth sail this morning. rainfall amounts into some light totals by the time we reach around 09:10pm tonight, most of our rainfall as i mentioned will be just as you've got to sleep tonight into your morning commu

wednesday i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher all those headlines coming up here in just a second first off though let's get a check. >>of weather and traffic today sunday we're expecting some winds to come into play this is sure i didn't feel anything on the bridge or anything yet john that's definitely good news winds right now are still hanging out right above the bay area, but they'll mix down a little bit closer to us as we work our way later on this morning that's why wind advisories will take effect at 10:00am this morning. clear skies out there on our bridges that's something you'll notice first and foremost as you get out there, nice clear conditions from see chart hour this morning winds having picked up for fairfield but really much of the rest of the bay area at this time is actually still relatively calm as i mentioned wind advisories take effect at 10:00am this morning. now for most of us they only last till 10:00pm tonight. >>well for some of our mountainous areas they'll be extended through 04:00am tomorrow morning. good news here is that fire danger isn't really a