inner gate, outer gate, and the chevron. i will start with the inner gate. the inner gate is closest to the airfield. once again, bear in mind this is an inverted view from what you just saw. there is an inner core door that spans three football fields leading down to the outer gate, which is also in the yellow box. there is an additional outer corridor which is about two football fields leading down to the chevron, once again named because of the shape. the chevron was in place because on the 20 the august and was oriented toward vehicle borne id threat mitigation and also allowed processing. there are three towers that were important to our investigation. this is a little outside of abbey gate. the individuals who were there gave us a very good picture of what happened on the 26th of august before, during, and after the blast because they are outside of the blast zone and they are unaffected by the blast. the second tower is the marine sniper tower. i would ask you to use that as a point of orientation during the brief. it figures very prominently. additio

but it's not at all related. >> bill gates had been very successful.t use of his remaining years was to spend that money helping humanity. >> it was just a few months back, if your company ended in dot-com it was a good thing. but at the end of this brutal week on wall street, a lot of analysts think the internet bubble is ready to burst, and by this time next year, a huge number of those dot-coms might be dot gone. >> a year ago, investors were so eager to buy into the internet they were happily ignoring traditional measures of success. sales, profits and growth. but reality has now set in. >> these upstarts didn't have any income. they were saying, we are worth billions of dollars. where's your revenue? they didn't have any. >> when the venture capitalists stopped putting money in, you could time the bubble. you could say you know, if we all believe this fantasy, it works. if some of us stop believing, it's a prelude to its failure. >> most dot-com retail companies will be out of business by next year, eliminating 25,000 out of 30,000 internet compan

and that is let's close the golden gate park and number of the golden gate roads. this is not only inappropriate but probably could be suggested to be illegal. and the proposal is also problematic. in my mind as a person who's dealt with the americans with disabilities act 504 regulations and california requirements, this is pretty clear that closing the streets may make it more convenient for bicyclists and walk san francisco members, but it directly denies access to not only san francisco, but san francisco is a destination to many people from around the world. and many of those visitors to san francisco go to golden gate park because it's historic nature and to see the sites within that facility and the academy of science and museum. a the city receives federal money and they have to meet the americans with disability and 504 and my understanding is city will be in dramatic violation of the regulations. thank you for allowing me to speak again. >> there is a chat in the in the cantonese and i oppose closing j.f.k. permanently because this is very inconvenient fo

we get the first glimpse of the party gate questionnaire. it| of the party gate questionnaire.e being questioned under police caution because it says you do not have two mention something you later rely on in court which may be given in evidence. hopefully with her denim police dramas rather than in person —— hopefully in police dramas. it's believed that plenty of people will tell you think that he's made a good case against why he hasn't broken the rules, why he attended those social events in a work capacity. the questionnaire intriguingly enough does have a space for people to describe if they have a reasonable excuse for attending those lockdown gatherings. so when not expecting to see johnson's own questionnaire unless someone would like to leak it to us! they should be taking quite a lot of space trying to make that argument. i do appreciate the invitation you've offered everyone! it's an extraordinarily situation. it got a prime minister who is issuing these orders are one of the biggest crisis in the world and at the same time answering questions on the police caution.

i always go to golden gate park with my friends and also use golden gate park to purses -- participate in activities and i sometimes go to golden gate park to go to the other area for dim sum, also for grocery shopping. so jfk is very convenient for me, but now if jfk drive is closed, it makes it very inconvenient. i oppose to close jfk. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. to the chair, how many more public comments remain, please? >> we have one more public comment in the queue. >> i do believe we have correspondence as well on the remaining part of the agenda. i would like to suggest that we continue with the remaining public comment and then correspondence will be provided to council as part of the meeting after the meeting if we run out of time today. thank you. >> okay. walter, you have been permitted to unmute. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank the commission for allowing this public testimony today. it has been a very democratic process after what seems to be a couple of years of fairly undemocratic process. this is a very much that mtc and recreation and parks

i the agenda back on track after party gate and everything else.— gate and everything else.i think most people, when _ gate and everything else. i think most people, when you - gate and everything else. i think most people, when you look at l gate and everything else. i think. most people, when you look at the response _ most people, when you look at the response across the political spectrum, has been quite positive. the big _ spectrum, has been quite positive. the big caveat that labour has raised — the big caveat that labour has raised is — the big caveat that labour has raised is any actual extra money involved — raised is any actual extra money involved. things like improving transport — involved. things like improving transport links, social developments, centres, improving education — developments, centres, improving education or outcomes, all of those things— education or outcomes, all of those things create jobs in some of the areas _ things create jobs in some of the areas that— things create jobs in some of the areas that are suffering or have not done _ areas tha

many people went to that gate, as well, and there was a canal between the gate, and the u.s.iers was to the airport side of the canal. >> sreenivasan: over whatsapp, the group directed zaman's family and another to get as close as possible to the american gate. when the americans in the u.s. got word that their contact inside the airport was approaching the gate, zaman was instructed to pull out the "pedro" sign. and miraculously, in the sea of those seeking refuge, he was spotted. >> i jumped to the canal. >> sreenivasan: you jumped into the canal? >> yes. my wife give me the kid. i take her to the other side to give to the other soldiers were with them. >> sreenivan: so, you went back and forth in the canal? >> back and forth in canal, take the kids from my wife and give to soldiers. and the last time, my wife jumped in the canal. she crossed. yeah, then myself. >> sreenivasan: what was that feeling like? >> as soon as i've crossed the canal and i went inside of the airport, i just felt that i'm just born. >> sreenivasan: that you were born? >> yes. i told my kids that we g

i reveal the number of fines for party gate events-— gate events.ll be a lot of interest _ gate events. i think there'll be a lot of interest around _ gate events. i think there'll be a lot of interest around because . lot of interest around because confusion _ lot of interest around because confusion has rained about exactly what members of the public will be told about — what members of the public will be told about the conclusion of scotland yard inquiry into 12 events allegedly— scotland yard inquiry into 12 events allegedly rule breaking parties to taking _ allegedly rule breaking parties to taking place across downing street and other— taking place across downing street and other government buildings. the telegraph— and other government buildings. the telegraph is revealing tomorrow is at the _ telegraph is revealing tomorrow is at the met will confirm the number of fines— at the met will confirm the number of fines given out for each event. it will— of fines given out for each event. it will also — of fines given out for each event. it will a

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i wasn't even going to call in on this one, but when somebody said something about golden gate park. as linda mentioned and she lives in district 11 and is head of the mcclaern collaborative, we are in three districts and golden gate park is in four districts and i just wanted to remind. i don't want to remind you, but just to let you know that these parks are in different districts that need to be be tended by supervisors we need to rely on one of the things that he brought to your maps was at the geneva half of it's in the parking lot is in san francisco and they use that in the last redistricting and i asked chris bowman to take the parking lot out. nobody's lived there, but there is a gym now that was built right before the pandemic. so i don't know how you're going to look at mcclaren park or golden gate park or amazon park for that matter. so i just wanted to weigh in on that and, thank you. >> clerk: thank you for sharing your comments with the task force. do we have any further callers in the queue? hang on one moment, i'm receiving word we have no further callers in the queu

and a plan to keep cars off the road that runs against the golden gate park. the one road beside the park that is against the plan. abc7news starts now. >> kisses abc 7 news. -- this is abc seven news. >> an election is currently underway that will decide the fate of his school board under scrutiny. a rally today urged people to force-out three board members. cornell barnard mar joins us to explain what is behind the effort. cornell: frustrated school parents say they were frustrated about the lack of in person learning, so they -- voters will also decide two other races in tuesday's special election. volunteers stood on 19th avenue in san francisco, reminding voters by february 15 is so important. >> especially when the future of our kids is at stake. we have just a few days left to get out the vote. cornell: many of these parents have led recall efforts against three school board members. frustrated parents say it took too long to get their kids back to in person learning. >> we live in a city which has extreme disparity, and this action by the school board

you can see the golden gate bridge behind me looking pretty nice as we wake up this morning. and i believe if i overheard correctly, i heard john mumbling as he was looking at his computer did the wind advisory get canceled early? there j. alright, they were supposed to be in effect for a few more hours, but yet indeed getting canceled early this morning. and we are seeing a much calmer start to this morning than we did yesterday. looking outside to coit tower. you can see pretty bright out there, not talking the foggiest nor the windiest of mornings. hey, that's kind of a winner to start your thursday. it is still breezy for pockets up around atlas, peak in vacaville. but look how much calmer for the rest of the bay area. definitely a nice change of pace. we're going to keep this calmer weather around 4 today into the weekend into the start of next week. visibility is good, too. so really all you're factors are lighting up. it is a colder morning, though, yesterday. most of us avoid the 30's. not so much this morning. morgan hill, san jose fremont dublin conquered as well as

bill gates would have to know that.stigate -- >> tucker: what sort of investment? ten grand? >> tens of millions of dollars. he was also involved with a chinese company to build reactors -- they have application on ships, submarine, and he invested heavily in that, provided technical expertise. that was ultimately blocked by the trump administration. >> tucker: you almost never hear real reporting anymore. that whole conversation is worth seeing. it's on fox nation. read it at tuckercarlson capsoff.com. and we'll be right back. >> tucker: sadness, we are out of time. we will be back. in the meantime, great reporting from peter schweizer nair, an amazing conversation on fox nation right now. we will be back every night including tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and group think. go america. and god bless canada, they need it. here is sean hannity. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." in scariness from the biden administration, the covid in yearly vaccine mandates with new shots in perpetuity,

but it did seem like someone closed the gate to where we were.t seemed like they were trying to shoot through it and. things were blowing up, but it never got through. >> you heard a lot of loud sounds? >> yeah. >> and you said you are back there how long? >> three and a half hours. >> you thought about it a little bit? >> when you were there, i know if it were me i would've been really really scared. were you pretty pretty scared? >> my brother and me prayed for our family and just laid there. >> they lay their and listened. >> and every once in a while we would hear gunfire, grenade sounds. and at one point, these people came and said were the police. it's okay. >> the gunfire the walton boys had been hearing briefly pause. those voices identifying themselves as police were encouraging people to come out. around him, blaise heard people start moving. they walked out and in about 15 seconds you just heard loud machine gunfire for about 30 seconds. and then it was just quiet. >> so it was the bad guys luring them out? so you stayed where you were

golden gate park is such a huge park. his expertise really help us to make a world-class park, you know, for a lot of people to come visit. so thank you so much for all your hard work on this and your presentation. i do want to, if it's okay, chair haney, i just want to kind of state my goal today. and kind of why this is critical to me as district 1 supervisor. golden gate park, 70% of it is under the jurisdiction of district 1. we in district 1 residents actually, supervisor mar, and his constituents have the privilege to call golden gate park our neighborhood park. but we know it's so much more than just a neighborhood park for us. it is a san franciscan's park and it is like i said earlier a world-class park that many people come and visit. with that said, though, i think that it has really been a vision of those who came before us generations, including john mcmclaren who set this as an oasis for all that come. and the reason why i'm paying such attention and care to the lease agreement and fee ordinance today. i rea

visit copdsos.org. >> we are bark with former secretary gates.t how russia had some legitimate grievances. the treaty that kept russian troops from moving even around their own country and can those legitimate concerns of the russians be dealt with now after they've violated so many breeches? i thinks that going to be very difficult as long as vladamir putin is in power. we have to understand the post coldera is over. we in the united states and our allies face when we haven't since world war ii. one in europe, one in asia. our so-called holiday from history is over. we have to figure out how to put a global competition of power. we have to consider how we are going to deal with a hostile russia at least as long as vladamir putin is around. i think russia is a challenge for us in europe as long as putin is there. i think we can hope for a different kind of russia and a longer term challenge from the chinese. we have to figure out how do we reboot the security strategy instead of refocusing and much broader. this is touch. the american people need

— i think with the party gate stories, i think with the party gate stories, i think with the party gateink it matters so _ i think with the party gate stories, i think it matters so much - i think it matters so much because everybody has their own personal account of what they were doing on the day when there was one of those alleged parties. whether it was in april or christmas, you are very likely to be spending all that time completely on your own or with your own household, so everyone can share something that happened it to them during the pandemic that's really personal. i agree people have made up personal. i agree people have made up their minds already, and i think many people have made up their mind that they have lost trust in the government, specifically over covid, and we will only have to see how that turns pounds out in terms of water policy. i think it's right that people don't want to read a party story on the newspaper every day, but the point is the damage have been done. i think the public know how they feel. so, some people will be tired of the stories, but for othe

blue skies at work as we see the golden gate bridge as well. a touch of an offshore wind and more of that to come to this afternoon. no interference coming in from upstream member, the high clouds. we had a deal with yesterday. the thinned out shore but no interference going on for today. 38 still chilly up to santa rosa 40's east of the east bay hills. got 48 going on for hay r hay word and also oakland a chilly spot there. 38. 46. meanwhile, 4 san jose now later today, a little pop in some winds up at around solano county. looks like and a little bit off to the east bay shore, like just a touch that's coming over the east bay hills. just a touch. sometimes you get a little bit compression eating the summit. sometimes combustible forecast, too. so as we look at the whole board, you'll see the winds. we have do dissipate very quickly this afternoon. so it's just a brief moment up there and that little region of the bay area. we've got sunny and nice today. mid 60's expected for highs. we build on that for this week. mostly sunny in spring like

gate golden gate bridge.be on the roadways. >>> electric vehicles are the center of attention at the largest car show with more than one dozen models on display and in the auto show, sales are gaining traction. evs are expected to account for 4% of u.s. sales this year and last year, sales jumped by nearly 85%. the government is trying to speed up the transition and the biden administration announced a $5 billion plan to create a network of charging stations over the next five years. >>> time for a look at the entertainment headlines with a new showtime series shining the spotlight on america's first ladies. the first lady's stars marilyn davis as michelle obama and michelle pfeiffer's betty ford and gillian anderson as eleanor roosevelt. the series follows the three women, their families and roles in some world changing decisions in history. it premieres april 17 on showtime. >>> the oscars has rolled out its covid protocols with performance and presenters required to undergo rigorous testing but won't have

we'll also focus on the golden gate bridge where we saw sensors slowing just a tad bit. for the last few minutes i saw one set of taillights just stop in the northbound side. it's a maintenance vehicle. you see the cones on the right side, as folks are traveling north. there are still crews there. i put an arrow where the golden gate bridge sensor read is just a tiny bit slow. no problems there. now, through the city, muni has warned again, like yesterday, looking forward we may see delays for the entire system or a ripple through the system because of staffing shortages yesterday and continuing today. keep that in mind. check muni's twitter account because they give a lot more information later in the morning. meanwhile, tracking the rest of the day, there's not any slowing in the south county. altamont pass, no major issues. there's winds out there as well. back to you. >> yeah, and this morning we're watching the south bay because that's where we've seen fog drifting through. for the east bay we are all clear as you're getting ready to head out the door with a live lo

here is a look at the golden gate. the bridge itself looks clear but expect that fog over the grade as you make your way southbound. good news or better news just moments ago. we had cleared southbound 880 near mallory. you can see it is trying to recover. you have that purple line of traffic backing into newark. all lanes were closed with chp telling me they were just now reopening southbound 880 near maori and foreign -- and thorne. reggie: why the consumer product safety commission is tweeting about not eating soap. kumasi: art changes you will see today. reggie: flower shops getting a big boost on this valentine's day. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet

it is better to speak on that than bill gates. bill, you have shown global ownership -- leadership on vaccines. however going to make commercially available the technologies that will bring us down to 1.5 come over to you. bill: we can look at emissions in terms of the sector. emissions, electric generation. unlike many of the areas for the cost of being green before we get admissions is still extremely high. which we call the height great premium. as john said, glasco was exciting, not because we actually solve the problems, but because the private sector company showed up with the willingness to get involved in solving those problems. you know, we draw people into this for the coalition. those are companies that are willing to help design projects that will scale these things up and bring costs down. you know, we need all of the leading companies to come in. then we have to fund a project starting this year. in the hard areas. feel for aviation and a longer duration of story. think it is a place for governments -- i think it is

we will get into party gates- — national consequences. we will get into party gates.- national consequences. we will get into party gates. there's a report i into party gates. there's a report the police are investigating and waiting for that to come out. there were questions about how much the police and the metropolitan voice were trusted with that. i want to bring in my next guest. if you're joining us here on context. what is your reaction to the resignation? i think once one of the two key parties — think once one of the two key parties who— think once one of the two key parties who are _ think once one of the two key parties who are responsible l think once one of the two key. parties who are responsible for employing _ parties who are responsible for employing the _ parties who are responsible for employing the commissioner. parties who are responsible for| employing the commissioner of parties who are responsible for- employing the commissioner of the metropolitan — employing the commissioner of the metropolitan police _ employing the commissioner of the metro

daytime highs rising well into the 70's golden gate bridge.ear this morning and temperatures are all that cold. >> alameda and san francisco are hanging out at 50 degrees now for the north bay. it is pretty chilly. we're down in the 30's from fairfield, napa and over to petaluma and santa rosa easily or colder spots on the map right now. skies will remain clear throughout the day and dry for that matter. both for the bay area in the sierra nevada and temperatures will they are climbing back into the mid to even upper 70's for a few spots. really, really comfortable weather unseasonably so both today and tomorrow will be bringing that. but what kind of changes do we have after this? i've got the full breakdown of your forecast. still to come, reyna thought. thank you for the hour. let's get a look at the traffic this morning traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes. >> for your drive there. let's go ahead and get a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for you out of richmond

but some parents to at the school gates in birmingham| at the school gates in birmingham seemed scepticaleemed sceptical.— seemed sceptical. this is quite a ounu seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age _ seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age and — seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age and i _ seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age and i think _ seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age and i think the - seemed sceptical. this is quite a i young age and i think the immune system is quite strong to fight against the coronavirus. i think the are against the coronavirus. i think they are too — against the coronavirus. i think they are too young, _ against the coronavirus. i think| they are too young, personally. against the coronavirus. i think. they are too young, personally. i know _ they are too young, personally. i know how — they are too young, personally. i know how lot of people have side effects _ know how lot of people have side effects if— know how lot of people have side effects. ., know how lot of people have side effects. . . ., ., effects. if it meant we c

sandra fell bridge 8 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 18 for your drive. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain at. >> back to the news this morning. californians covid indoor mask mandate is set to expire in about 2 weeks. but contra costa health officials say that their mask mandate may last beyond that date. kron four's phillipe djegal explains why. >> the high number of covid-19 related hospitalizations rather than a reduction in positive case rates will determine whether contra costa health services chooses to lift its local indoor mask order when the state is expected to allow its own to expire on february. 15th. that's what the public health department's leadership shared with the county board of supervisors during its meeting tuesday. we have had hospitals report that there. >> a protein and one at 90% of their icu capacity. some systems deferring elective surgeries still. so we're still not there where we want to be. >> for the health care system is based on its current local health order. the count

some of these trucks are down here from the very beginning, and it's just outside the main gate of the parliament. with a very well well, come from our team here in moscow. this is archie international with the latest world news update. it's great to have you with president putin has warned nato, against ignoring russia's key security demands, one of which is not allowing ukraine's membership of the western military alliance . the statement came as he met with his french counterpart in moscow and made thor intentions. ukraine may puting, drew some crucial lines for the global community. and i'm still, you asked me if russia wants to fight a war with mason. let me ask you. does nato want to fight a war with russia, or nato does nothing but demand action from us. let's not play that way. that's a bad sandpit. we don't like such a game. we hadn't heard, couldn't be this direct these, these strong in his language. and in quite a while, look, there was, there is plenty of impetus. there is plenty of cause for this for, for both sides to be more open with each other, especially behind closed

executive director of the golden gate restaurant association laurie thomas said that she understands how a bill like this benefits employees that need their paycheck. however, she says it could hurt small business owners who just don't have the means to pay out all this sick time without assistance. >> people that were in the position or maybe just don't have the cash to pay it. i remind everybody, not everybody got all the federal relief funding would like them. if this is in final to consider moving that, that employee head count up to some words of like 100. and are we putting a disproportionate, you know, burden on maybe many, many businesses. but on our certainly our small restaurants and majority of businesses. >> now the bill would give an employee 40 hours of supplemental covid-19 paid sick leave and 40 more hours if they have to care for a family member. the test positive. children under 5 could soon be eligible for those covid vaccinations. a local doctor says it could mean peace of mind for millions. nearly 20 million us children are in that age group and emergency use aut

we've got john looking at the golden gate bridge for us this morning.at looking shot there, john. yeah, beautiful view this morning on these clear mornings, it's >> nice when you can actually see rc church. our view because oftentimes this was blocked out by those. they area low clouds and fog. not this morning and not the past few mornings either. we're going to be crystal clear throughout the course of the day today and after a fairly chilly start for some of us, nothing, chile about the rest of your thursday. record-breaking heat. in fact, is what we can expect already broke a record in oakland yesterday climbing into the upper 80's today. we're likely to break a few more records than just oakland. we are looking at the coast and the north bay with some of her windiest conditions right now, gusts of wind into a 30 to 40 miles per hour range in her upper elevations and right along the coast. so if you're heading out to the beach to enjoy this bombe thursday afternoon, just make sure that you're really tying those umbrellas down because it will be wind

daytime highs rising well into the 70's golden gate bridge. it's clear this morning and temperatures are all that cold. >> alameda and san francisco are hanging out at 50 degrees now for the north bay. it is pretty chilly. we're down in the 30's from fairfield, napa and over to petaluma and santa rosa easily or colder spots on the map right now. skies will remain clear throughout the day and dry for that matter. both for the bay area in the sierra nevada and temperatures will they are climbing back into the mid to even upper 70's for a few spots. really, really comfortable weather unseasonably so both today and tomorrow will be bringing that. but what kind of changes do we have after this? i've got the full breakdown of your forecast. still to come, reyna thought. thank you for the hour. let's get a look at the traffic this morning traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes. >> for your drive there. let's go ahead and get a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for you out of

let's look at the golden gate. things moving from here across the span in to the stay with in brake lights or issues. were he are seeing crowding, extra volume westbound 580. approaching that dublin. this is pretty typical this time of the morning. we started off with a trouble spot near isabel that has been cleared out. that's good news. there's a new crash. this is westbound 80 near barrett. looks like its blocking that right lane. 47 minute travel time on 580 be. 205 to 680. 14 minute travel time. highway 4 to the maze. northbound 10 # doing okay overall through san jose. south of there we are seeing some slow and go speeds into morgan hill. plan for in this morning. time is 6:18. if you do plan to take public transit taking muni today get ready to deal with possible delays. the agency issued an advisory on sunday night alerting people to expect system wide delays. this is due to satisfying issues. we recently spoke to sfmta director about how this latest surge has affected the agency. >> as a result of that we

as victoria gate and b reports mm. the widow seed and talked to her is an icy wilderness home to the penguin and many other marines. species. scientists from stony brook university in new york have traveled to this remote area on a green piece expedition ship the here to counter daddy penguins to understand how they and other marine species are coping with climate change. parenting payment was crucial because penguins are an excellent indicator species of the marine environment. they're much easier to monitor than most marine species are because they last on land and they're big, they're easy to spot on. so we count penguins to get a sense of how the marine ecosystem is doing. designed to say they count every group of penguins by hand 3 times over to ensure is only a 5 percent margin of error, where colonies are inaccessible, roads used to take ariel, so they the results show penguin numbers have remained stable in this area in the last decade scientists say it's evidence the weddell sea is a refuge against climate cha

will for golden gate park. a beautiful day out there at 76 degrees.ver not and half moon bay all the way up to 79 degrees. each would not be surprised to see any one of those spots rising right up to 80 degrees saying carlos, up to 78 today as will be much of the santa clara valley in the south bay and the east bay. pretty similar mid to upper 70's for you and for castro valley in berkeley. 78 for your highs. even above that for areas like sonoma out bill in petaluma at 79. and there's your 80 up in santa rosa looking ahead of next 7 days. it is a gradual cooling trend from this point forward the weekend. honestly, really perfect. today's getting hot tomorrow, saturday and sunday. nice and warm with highs in the mid 70's keeping the sunshine monday for valentine's day. we cool into the 60's. that's where we should spend next week and are continually dry skies, john, thank you for the bay bridge, we're seeing improvement as the morning goes on. okay. now at about 18 minute. >> we started off the 6 o'clock hour with a hot spot on the bay bridge. you're

as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge tonight and kron four's.ebecca strom joins us now with a look at the week ahead. >> well, guys, if you like mild to warm temperatures and a lot of sunshine, it's going to be great for you over the next week or so. the golden gate bridge. here's another shot. nice and clear. we can make out the deck. just find the north and south towers. no fog and sites we're seeing some high clouds will not really. we're not seeing them in any of our camera shots, but they are there and they will pushing through parts of the bay area. otherwise it is nice and clear around the bay area. we're going to see a lot of sunshine during the afternoons like we've seen over the last couple weeks or so. temperatures outside right now getting a little bit chillier and chillier. more 40's now on the board. 47 in brentwood. 46 in livermore right now. 49 degrees in concord. 39 already in fairfield. 46 in nevado and santa rosa currently at 47. the temperatures though, only going to drop even more. so we're going to get into the low 40's and

there's the golden gate bridge. you can see all of it unlike yesterday when it was definitely surrounded in some fog. it's a very clear morning for most areas. all keep you updated. if we do see the dense spot. so fog forming the most likely spot for it is from foster city down through redwood city. still fearing, ok, though, as we look outside, you can see skies are a whole lot clear. then yesterday, today's going to be abundantly sunny, one just a little cooler in a lot. windier, 30's and 40's for current temperatures, dublin, you're at 35 santa rosa petaluma each at 39 degrees. same for you right now in valais. whoa later on today, temperatures will they rise into the upper 50's to low 60's. one of the cooler days of this forecast got the full breakdown. still to come john, thank you for that. all right, tracking your traffic on this tuesday. so we had a vehicle fire out here in fairfield along 80 westbound just west. >> a red top wrote the air. it looks like they just got that fire out and now they're trying to

san rafale and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. that will be about 20 minutes for your drive. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. for 19 the time east bay congressman eric swalwell calling on government leaders now to replenish the restaurant revitalization fund. that fund provided. 28.6 billion dollars in grants to help restaurants and bars last year. but more money is needed. swalwell in oregon, congressman earl blumenauer met virtually with business owners in fremont and pleasanton. they say the move has enough support to pass a house vote. now they want the senate to get on board and cover all existing applications for grants. >> 90,000 restaurants have closed permanently during the pandemic. and 85% of independent restaurants are worried that they will permanently close soon unless a rules legislation goes through. corporate america can get bailouts and use that money for stock buybacks, we can give money to restaurants who are investing that money in their employees making sure the customers have a safe env

john >> did you notice any winds on the on the golden gate bridge?ntastic. joe bubble is but will come in to work on that tuesday morning. there are definitely some windy pockets out there, but not for everyone. that's for sure. i didn't really notice the wind myself as i was driving in. >> right now in san francisco, if you look at the screen right there, you can see the flag at the pier blowing around in those winds that are again pushing inland across the bay area. so this cool coastal breezes getting help to make for a brisk feel today. big change from yesterday. as far as with t

notice the flag here, san francisco to the golden gate bridge. that's a north wind offshore breeze.sign of that marine air. we'll take you inland around walnut creek, hazy skies. that is one thing we're watching here. moderate air quality at times as we don't really have enough wind to push some of the bad air out. that should change on monday, over towards liver more, 71 degrees. this is where we're seeing the warmest temperatures right now, 80 degrees. we see that from san jose into morgan hills, 85 in scots valley. as you head over highway 17, it's 82 degrees there, 75 in pacifica, so these warm temperatures continue. the only change we're likely to see tomorrow will be a few more high clouds. you can see that hour-by-hour as we go through the day tomorrow, increasing clouds and another day we could be very close to record highs inland, so we've got the cool start for the morning. 7:00 we got 40s and 50s outside. by lunchtime as you get your super bowl party plans underway, we've got mid-70s around the santa clara valley, and we should see 70s bayside again and look at san jose,

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haha outside right now, the golden gate bridge camera.eeing us still a little bit of rainfall here. in fact, some of the cars i can see the windshield wipers moving back and forth. so we're going to see these pop-up showers. so throughout the rest of the evening around the bay area. in fact, satellite and radar showing exactly where the rain activity is happening completely covering the bay bridge right now. use on the golden gate, the peninsula getting us some of these showers, the light to even moderate in some spots and the north bay and even parts of our east bay's own futurecast for showing us, though the storm system is starting to move out of the bay area. it's moving north to south. it's going to be a getting towards a southern california and the snow will be subsiding in the sierra as well during the overnight hours. and we're going to start to see it just dry conditions over the next couple of days. and then a slight uptick in temperatures as we get closer to the weekend as high pressure begins to rebuild around the bay area. an

if you are taking the golden gate bridge not a lot of cars. good news for you if you are traveling this morning to the golden gate bridge into the city, just about a 15 minute commute. the only place we are seeing slight delays is the ride into the altamont pass. it gets a lot better once you get on to 580 itself and the dublin interchange looks pretty well. right now no delays on 101. as of just moments ago the express lanes just opened up. more details on what you can expect. >> if you have been driving up 101 you may have seen express lane signs, but now they are actually open. now taking a live look, our photojournalist is driving up 101. the lanes run from 5:00 a.m.- 8:00 a.m. weekdays. if you are driving by yourself or you have one of the person you need to have fast-track. if there are three or more people inside it is free to drive in these lanes. across the bay the carpool lanes along 880 between oakland became express lanes in october 2020. the idea was to get more people a chance to pay the toll and get a faster trip. >> moving more

there's the golden gate bridge. 56 degrees, not too chilly in san francisco. tri-valley out towards livermore down to 41 degrees. very likely on our way to some 30s. again for tomorrow morning, san jose 49 degrees. as we see the light winds across the valleys, that may be the recipe for more patchy fog. we saw that this morning. could see some of that in the east bay valleys and around the inner bay for the morning hours. during the afternoon, not much in the way of clouds. but one change you might notice if you're in the foothill location, will be return of the offshore breezes. those are going to pickup as high pressure builds in. wind speeds will be picking up 15 to 30 miles per hour. watch these temperatures as we start the morning. 30s and low 40s in the north bay, and we're proably going to see 40 degrees of warming from the morning temperature. what you'll find by middle afternoon, temperature will start to rise as early as lunchtime in the upper 60s for the most of the bay area. and then by 3:00, look at that number up towards santa rosa, 78 degrees st