gordon gray, can you elaborate? guest: at the state level, the way the funds are distributed, it is based on a state's share of national unemployment. counties, it is based on employment. on the city level it is based on the community development block grant, which takes into account a number of factors. my assumption is the senator is talking about the state allocation based on national unemployment. to the extent the funds are in excess of needs, you'll find a lot of states are getting something of a windfall. florida, for example, which has an estimated budget for trial -- a of $3 billion, will get an estimated $25 billion under this. california posted a $15 billion surplus. they will get $60 billion. i don't know that i would characterize this as a blue state bailout, but it is certainly a lot of money for a lot of states that don't necessarily need it. host: that issue came up last month. press secretary jen psaki says how she views the need for the american rescue plan. >> all of this money will be coursing th

yesterday you were gray over. this morning it is not. as we watch what happens with the future cast today, it slowly melts back and takes its sweet time. it is snot -- not till we get to late morning before it is gone. back to the coast. that leaves with us daytime highs that are being able to climb into the low 70s. we will hit 70 in concord and livermore today. we will be barely in the mid 50s. the coast is 56 degrees. just to show you how the temperatures will play out over the next few days, if we use the inland spots as good example, 68 would be the average daytime high for this time of year. we will be going to the low 70s today. that would give us the tuesday number which comes in at 72. if you look ahead from there we might cool down a bit on wednesday. we will start a subtle warm up with temperatures climbing into the mid 70s by the time we get to saturday. weak system spinning its wheels off the coast won't be able to bring us much rain at all. as we look at the rest of the 7-day we have already seen the warm up for inland loca

like in the floyd case, there was video of gray's arrest.olice officers were charged, three were acquitted in trials, charges were dropped against the remaining three. like floyd's death, gray sparked days of protest and called for police accountability. j joining us is the police officer who charged those police officers in baltimore. madam states attorney, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you for having me, victor. >> what is your assessment thus far of the government's case against derek chauvin? >> i think it's incredibly compelling. what you have that we didn't have in freddie gray is the footage of killing and the chauvin's actions that we didn't have in freddie gray that this blue wall of silence doesn't exist. what you have is police appear to be distancing themselves from the unjustifiaiable murder captured on camera. the other thing you have in this case and not in freddie gray's case this is tried in front of a jury. when we tried the first officer of freddie gray there was a hung jury and then the officers were able

it is gray out there. that is the top headline to start. so we are waking up to gray skies.e will see more sun by early afternoon. it will be breezy again near the water. pretty typical when you get an on shore flow like that. that is what it looks like right now. here is what it looks like over 880 showing us the east bay experiencing this right now. when you look at the currents, it is subtle. look at concord. it is the one spot without a cloud in front of its moon. that tells you we don't have the low clouds over that part of inland contra costa county you can see how widespread it is here pretty much for everybody. when it burns off we have a beautiful day and we are going to the low 70s for daytime highs. i will be back with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. back over to you. >>> the school board will b reversing a big decision. now this is all about the names of schools or rather the renaming of them. today the board is expected to reverse that decision they made to change the name of 44 schools that they say are either named for racist, sexist or unjust chara

remember yesterday how gray it was? like until well into the afternoon for some spots in the bay and near the coast. well it won't be gray that long today. it is still going to be gray for the first part of this tuesday. we are look at low clouds that are covering the entire bay and they will burn back a little sooner today than they did yesterday. that is 880 right there. those are all clouds obscuring our view. better way to look at it is seeing how widespread it is. the one spot right now that is reporting clear skies over head is actually concord. that is a good sign for the rest of us because if it hasn't gotten that far inland, that also just kind of reaffirms this idea. there is not as much of it. it will melt back sooner. lets time it out. time is tick by up here. once we get to 9:00 to 10:00 in the morning, a lot of this has melted back to the coast which sets the stage for a warm up to day. we are starting out relatively warm already. when you get the clouds like this, it keeps the temperatures mild. in the mi

we are looking at a gray start. through the afternoon depending where you are, sunshine inland though that cloud cover is hanging out along the coast and around the bay. very similar to yesterday. a live look with our treasure island camera with those clouds, upper 40s to low 50s. as we head through today, another cool day by the water, mid 50s along the coast, mid to upper 50s to low to mid 60s around the bay and low 70s inland for many locations as we head through our thursday. let's chslow ride through the altamont this morning. >>> it is already for those super commuters. if you are getting ready to head out the door, you are not the only one. it is busy to just beyond grant line. slow and go conditions, speeds under 30 miles per hour through that area, 38 minutes from 205 towards 680. that is our slowest spot as you work your way towards 680. other than that no delays hior 101. 84 both directions still closed. that is due to sunol grade for ongoing road work. they should have lanes opened within the next couple

if you are by the coastline, it will stay gray. live doppler 7 to start over pretty much everyone has allowed temperatures to be slightly milder. as we look at the numbers, low 50s in novato. 52 there as well as hayward and fremont. it's a little milder to start as we go through the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. the clouds will linger for the morning hours at the coast then we breakout into brighter conditions. low 60s around a to upper 60s inland. that sneer average to most of us. the evening hours, another surge of clouds and fog keeping a gray at the coast but we will talk about changes that warm us up for the coming week when we see you back here in a few minutes. >>> the talk of vaccine passports is raising questions about privacy and where this would be most useful. reporter to hawaii, this is what it looks like. you need to show proof of a negative covid tests that comes as a project created the common pass. a digital certificate lives in your smart phone. >> what we have been working on is to develop a new standard, an op

i have shown up in the gray whales. some are starvation.blunt force trauma, such a ship strike and others. we just don't know the cause of death, but we haven't yet ruled out things like disease or infection, and so the investigation is ongoing. i know that fin whales are endangered. but what about gray whales is their population healthy if you will. so great whales or nine endangered species on a recent population status assessment done by southwest fishery science center did find that their numbers have reduced about 24% over the last several years. so from 2016 numbers down to today, it's been a reduction of about 24. although we did see a similar reduction about 20% in the gray will population back in 29 to i'm sorry, 1999 and 2000 when they under wit earlier unusual mortality event, so there's some hypothesis that this might be a #### edell suit sequence that happens with gray whales, but currently their population is still doing very well right around 20,000 whales. all right, mo flattery from the california academy of sciences. we're

and it's grayed out for everybody.addition to the morning clouds, which will burn back by the time we get to the late morning, a lot like today did, how the temperatures going to behave from here on out for the next few days? just to show you what things look like ticking us into the early part of the tweak, we'll be a little bit warmer than average. nothing dramatic and nothing out of the ordinary here. low 70s when we should be in the upper 60s. that just covers the inland locations and i'll be back with the complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. i'll see you then. back over to you brian. >>> we're learning that a batch of contaminated and therefore unusable johnson & johnson vaccine doses can be replaced within weeks. cnn is reporting that emergent biosolutions is still on track to deliver 24 million more doses next month. it successfully produced 115 million doses of j&j during a test run. it found a quality issue in one batch of 15 million. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge now. cyclists and walkers

remember that lone gray wolf we have been talking to you about?l, the wolf is moving into new territory. we'll tell you where he was last spotted. >>> we'll have late details on the violent confrontation outside the u.s. capitol today. a capitol police officer among the dead. what we know about the driver who rammed the barricade and what led to the gunfire. our complete coverage when we see you back here tonight for nbc "nightly news." >>> tonight scientists at the marin mammal center say they're not sure why a gray whale died and washed up in san francisco. the whale was found wednesday. they say the whale didn't have any broken bones, which would be a sign it was not hit by a ship. the animal also had a stomach full of food and no signs of underlying illness. >>> a gray wolf is really making a tour of california. the latest sighting has him in monterrey county. we showed you pictures of the wolf which the state has classiied as or 94. he was born less than a week ago. yesterday he was in monterrey county. this is the farthest south a gray wolf

you can see the gray start for many of us as we start off the day.once again watching the low clouds push in and areas of fog. looking at the westerly winds, actually southwesterly winds at seven miles an hour at sfo. 10 in oakland. fairfield 20-mile-an-hour winds out of the southwest. for today dry and quiet conditions but as we look to the weekend, this weekend storm system is getting organized. this upper level low will drop a cold front our way bringing us rain chances. that widespread rain back to the bay area, very excited about this. as we go through the day we are looking at at least some clearing and dry day for the most part. you'll really notice the drop in the temperatures but as we look to sunday, there we go with the rain as early as sunday morning and sunday through the afternoon still looking at that widespread rain. you can still see showers for sunday in the evening. things should wrap up by monday. sunset at 7:53. so checking daytime highs for today low 70s with that sunshine inland. for the southbound 71. 72 in san jose. 73 for mo

and freddy gray we, didn't have cameras to depict the trial from start to finish. there was no sort of direct evidence depicting the murder like there is and the chauvin trial, we have to rely on circumstantial evidence and police witnesses and medical experts that battle among the cause of freddy gray's death and then after the first case that we tried in front of a jury where it hung, 11 to 1 guilty the least thereafter were allowed to circumvent the community that they represented and the judge acquitted the officers over and over again but the pickets difference that i see in freddy gray, versus derek chauvin is that this crumbling blue wall of silence has existed in realtime. you had police training officers, you had a police chief, you had the unprecedented number of officers that were not only willing to distance themselves from this type of excessive force but they were willing to testify. and freddy gray, we didn't have, that the trading officers that actually testified in favor of the defense. and so, i think that we are at a very critical monumental poin

one percentage messengered in your book harry gray remind me of myself and why i file blessed. i'm from a little town and he said i too wanted to go to marines like harry so on my 17th birthday i took the train and enlisted. i was turned bows bait i'm color blind. the japanese would good at camouflage so they needed men who could detect colors. i joined the see bees they were close to like harry it could very well have been me. along with harry. except for being color blind. just wanted to tell you this story but my being a lot like harry. lee wallace. >> that's lovely. >> so sons and members of family who bright and send letters they have from loved ones and just wonderful -- this condition is from europe, from the european theater and this young man was written up in be paper bus he told miss family he had b given the bronze star and they gave million a new uniform and new -- him a new uniform and said annual my buddies are happy as me. that's enough office that but two years ago when i was train neglect states he never thought this would happen to me, i'd be knocking out ger

that gray start to the day.eratures are in the 40's and 50's and santa rosa even dense fog down to a quarter mile. as we head through the day, not as windy as yesterday. looking at the winds letting up. just calm to light conditions. cool along at least the coast and the mid50's and around the bay upper 50's to low to mid-60s's. warming up more compared to yesterday. up land, mainly in the mid-70s with that clearing and sunshine inland. possibly around the bay but that cloud cover still along the coast. as we look to thursday and friday similar with the weather. cooler to the weekend with shower chances sunday and monday. my allergies getting to me. hopefully we can get the rain and wash out the pollen. >> yeah. >> no kidding and get some water. i will bring mueller bring you some tea. >> thank you for watching the news this morning. >> cbs this morning is up next. have a great day. >> find the guilty. [ cheering ] >>> guilty, guilty, guilty on all three counts, and officer chauvin is now headed to jail. >>> i'v

there are gray aspects there. we lead with the green here. not green only. realistically as we look at urban areas you do not need to be i am on the green team and i am on the gray team. we need to work with each other to accomplish these goals and take the smartest approach. what we are trying to accomplish. in any case that 9564 acres we round up to 10,000 because it is easier. that is about a third of the impervious area in philadelphia it is 50% combined sewer area and 40% separate area served. 10,000 is 30% of the area. it is a large scale implementation. one of the things we did when we put together our par debts for compliance -- target for compliance we had exponential growth. in the early years those are the five-year term requirements we had to meet. earlier years were easier to accomplish. they had to be. it was the only way to hit them. we were creating this program at the same time as implementing the program. we have had a lot of learning and hope to continue to accelerate the program as we move forward with it. i want to take a minute to just

looking at the roof cam you see that gray start.ther cool day by the water along the coast and around the bay but milder with more sunshine inland. concord you are 51 though there arclouds in oakland, livermore, san francisco, san jose, santa rosa as well. through the day, pacifica, a high of 54 with clouds, cool 57 in san francisco, 64 oak land and more sunshine inland, 72 in san jose as well as for concord. you see that on futurecast as we head through our day. let's check with gianna. it's slow going on highway 4 this morning. >>> it is. we've got a lot of brake lights for the ride west bound pittsburg into bay point. there is a crash adding to the busy ride. it is affecting ramp to highway 4 and possibly one or two of the lanes. 51 minutes is your travel time if you are headed into the altamont pass this morning. if you are taking nimitz freeway, if you are up early maybe getting your kids ready for school, 880 at winston, a crash with one lane blocked. there are a brlights uth bound 880 away 238 south through hayward as you wor

today starts gray ends. pretty sunny, though.aring skies later on today. >> and even though a cool and kind of brisk start for a few spots. we really do have a comfortable afternoon that i recommend you enjoy before cooler rainier weekend just around the corner, getting another perspective on the great. this from the east bay right here over berkeley skies are pretty clear down below but that low gray is hanging out right above the bay area. we are actually seeing some spotty fog, especially for the north bay and in pockets of the east bay socially the house this morning. just know you may be running into some brief areas of lower visibility skies or drive more than we can say is we work our way into sunday of this weekend. that's the one to plan around as far as rainfall potential goes and a future cast of wind gust does show breezy conditions at times today. but a lot like yesterday you'll notice a breeze from time to time. it's still going to feel really good, though, unless you're right along the coastline, the city in for an

a gray whale off italy's coast. spotting the lone gray whale in the waters near rome after similar sightings around naples earlier this week. the species is normally found in the pacific. the last time a gray whale was spotted in the mediterranean was over a decade ago. >> reporter: the oscars will still be in person this weekend. but will be scaled back due to the pandemic. theater to los angel' m the union station. attendees do not have to wear masks when in front of the camera but will be asked to wear them at all other times. the oscars live 8:00 p.m. eastern on sunday, right here oven abc. >>> when we come back, the extraordinary gift. stepping in for loved ones. who are our persons of the week? (burke) switch to farmers and you could save an average of four hundred and sixty-seven dollars on your auto insurance. just by phoning it in to farmers. (neighbor) just by phoning it in? (burke) just phone it in. (homeowner) yeah, you just phone it in! it's great! (friend 1) i'm phoning it in and saved four hundred and

everybody stays out and we defend gray davis. >> democrats say they will unite behind governor gray davisr that was decided. >> i had virtually all of the officeholders at a dinner at the restaurant here in san francisco. one of the waiters said to me, i wasn't eavesdropping, but i have to tell you, your pitch was a good one. but, there was one guy in that room whom i don't know. his right leg never stopped. it was always moving. he says, in my world, my italian world, if you are not sincere, you keep moving one of your limbs. so whatever he told you, you ought to be suspicious of it. that was --. >> lieutenant governor? >> the lieutenant governor became the first prominent democrat to throws his hat into the ring. >> this recall is a reality. i think it is important that we have a serious democrat on the ballot. >> the lieutenant governor -- >> in 2003 i was the lieutenant governor for the state of solid, telephone he. first latino elected statewide in over 100 years. >> we had arnold jumping into the race, i don't know at that point if gray davis could survive the election. >> -- who ha

gordon gray, can you elaborate?te level, the way the funds are distributed, it is based on a state's share of national unemployment. counties, it is based on employment. on the city level it is based on the community development block grant, which takes into account a number of factors. my assumption is the senator is talking about the state allocation based on national unemployment. to the extent the funds are in excess of needs, you'll find a lot of states are getting something of a windfall. florida, for example, which has an estimated budget for trial -- a of $3 billion, will get an estimated $25 billion under this. california posted a $15 billion surplus. they will get $60 billion. i don't know that i would characterize this as a blue state bailout, but it is certainly a lot of money for a lot of states that don't necessarily need it. host: that issue came up last month. press secretary jen psaki says how she views the need for the american rescue plan. >> all of this money will be coursing through states and l

we'll go to ask the prosecutor in the very high-profile freddy gray case in moments. i have a reminder for you tonight. if it gets hot, and it may, because many in wright's community are complaining this was the lowest charge possible. i ask the white majority to see why these people, white and black, young and old, are in the streets. and if they do become violent, of course it's wrong. of course, riots are not protests. but please don't stop there. we saw the worst riot in history. act of terror killed, maimed and injured over 100 police. it was on january 6th. a trump mob went hunting for congress, arguably at the former president's direction. yet what did we see there? a lot of white people, including an entire tv network, were committed to playing down an insurrection of the u.s. capitol, to look beyond, look at the anger behind the actions of that trump mob and what was behind january 6th? a lie. a big lie. will those people do the same here? here, people are outraged about the truth. this country does remain a tale of two cities. will these people get federal l

it'll be another gray start. we get more sun on monday and then will get into a warming trend in to the middle of the week. that's just going to be around the bay. the coast will remain cool. here is a look at some of the high clouds with the low clouds along the coast. this afternoon we will call it partly cloudy. here is a look at your sunday. about the same situation. some patchy fog and a partly cloudy sky throughout the afternoon. then by monday, looks like we will get rid of some of this low cloud deck and that should bring in sunnier conditions. today, it's going to be cool here at the coast. you see all the clouds in place in santa cruz. only mid50's for ocean beach, 54 for half moon bay. santa cruz at 6 # and those breezy west winds throughout the day. here is a look at your easter sun sunday. we will have high clouds and numbers in the 50's to 60 around the bay. that is cool but numbers inland are mild. monday is a sunnier day and as a result temperatures still kind of cool but at least it'll feel warme

we are seeing gray skies across almost all the bay area. one example of that is right over berkeley right now. and we have seen visibility impacts, especially along the coastline ended a couple of pockets inland to says you leave the house. watch out for a few spots of low cloud cover and fog that may be dropping visibility from time to time on your morning commute skies will clear out by the afternoon. winds already notably calmer than yesterday was. and with temperatures actually a little warmer this afternoon. then yesterday it's going to feel like a pretty nice wednesday afternoon right now. we're in the 40's and 50's for most areas. so don't forget the jackets this morning. but look forward to a day later on. i'll talk about your weekend rain still in the rest of your forecast. first, though, let's go over to with a look at the roads and jobs at a busy morning hot spots in accidents all throughout the early morning hour. >> he still here in westbound 84 at 6.80, northbound. there's a traffic collision. they had that entirely shut down.

we are looking at a gray start. through the afternoon depending where you are, sunshine inland though that cloud cover is hanging out along the coast and around the bay. very similar to yesterday. a live look with our treasure island camera with those clouds, upper 40s to low 50s. as we head through today, another cool day by the water, mid 50s along the coast, mid to upper 50s to low to mid 60s around the bay and

but let's talk about freddie gray. we all remember this case. freddie gray is from baltimore.y pay attention to freddie gray's life. why did you go to his funeral? and what is it about him that you want us to know? >> i went to freddie gray's funeral because this is a story i have a local connection with. this was a really big deal in baltimore and around the globe. but it also did strike me, gayle, the fact i was sitting here at a funeral of someone i didn't know in life. that was part of the problem. most of the people inside the church that day did not ever have a single conversation with freddie. when you look at freddie's life, if you look at the fact that this was a young man who was born premature and underweight. it was a young man born in deep poverty. his mother lived in deep poverty her whole life. she also battled addiction for much of her life. when freddie was born, he was already exposed to heroin. when he gained enough weight to go out of the hospital, they moved to baltimore, that home were cited in a lawsuit because of levels of lead inside that home. freddie

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half moon bay skies are definitely on the gray side. that's not keeping you guys from getting a walk-in out there right along the coastline, santa rosa napa. there are still pockets with some low cloud cover. so watch out for those low visibility spots radar shows the blanket of clouds in the blanket of gray that we still have shouting us will give way to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon day time highs will start to warm up at that point. we're still in the 40's and 50's. so definitely don't forget the sweater and jacket as you venture out reyna. john, thank you. we had multiple problems along the bay bridge. we're finally starting to see. >> conditions back down to normal under 11 minutes to fremont street exit pedestrians on the bridge earlier this morning. we also had a traffic accident right there at the tolls. so we are now definitely starting to recover. the san mateo bridge. we had some road construction going on here that we're working on some maintenance that's done as well. 13 minutes as you're heading across towards th

one was launched in baltimore of the death of freddie gray.was ruled a homicide, and ended up in a consent decree. marilyn mosby was the prosecutor, and is the state's attorney for baltimore city. good to see you. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> do you believe that the doj made a meaningful difference in baltimore? >> i absolutely do. first and foremost, i think we're in a unique sort of moment. what we saw yesterday was the first step towards equality and accountability. but accountability is so incredibly important. when you look at what happened in freddie gray in 2015, that accountability, which wasn't being had in this country, led to exposure. a week after i charged those officers, the department of justice came in, exposed a pattern and practice of discriminatory policing. that led to reform ultimately. despite the fact that the trump administration tried to stop it, it's still on record. and we can point to tangible reforms that were put in place as a direct result of that accountability. you look at the federal consent decree, t

magazine so is model angeline who also ran in 2003. >> first it was brown and now it's gray. i think we need some pink. >> the capitol is buzzing over a new bill sb six 63 that could make it easier for targets of her recall to identify signers of the petition. although it would not apply to the current recall effort this morning the leader said he believes it's an intimidation tactic to get signatures. there's a 30 day period where people can withdraw. >> this is a dangerous and reckless bill. >> reporter: state senator josh newman once the target of a recall is behind the bill. >> it will have no impact whatsoever on the current recall effort against governor newsom. >>> the recall will qualify. there framing the effort as an extreme right-wing campaign and believe they will win even if it does become another carnival. >> finally up politician you want to be screwed by. vote for mary carey. >>> salesforce will reopen offices in the united states next month starting with its san francisco headquarters. the city's largest private employer will reopen its palo alto and irvine o

it's a gray start along the coast and around the bay. the clouds in the sky for our treasure island camera looking at the bay bridge this morning. temperatures are running in the 40s and the 50s as we start our day. a little bit sunshine, concord 53, 52 oakland, livermore. 51 san jose, 40 a rosa. looking at westerlwindat hour i 20-mile per hour winds in fairfield. here is what you can expect. through our afternoon we will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday across the bay area but still a mild day inland but cool, especially you will notice along the coast and around the bay. a little bit cooler for your saturday, we will bump up temps for your sunday. breezy through the weekend and looking at the longer range weather models we will stay dry for the next several days. stronger on shore breeze kicks in and that's why temperatures are a bit cooler. as we look to futurecast through our afternoon we can see the cloud cover stick around along the coast and around the bay. as we look to tomorrow morning with the stronger marine influe

freddy gray died six years ago today. talk about how you have viewed this trial, having learned the painful lesson that you had to learn publicly about the difficulty in convicting police officers. >> so i mean, you talked upon it, brian. i think it's a very difficult sort of task. i think the perceptions of police brutality and race relations have changed drastically since the time the a.p. put out a poll in the height of the death of george floyd last summer that said, and they measured from the time that i charge the officers and freddy gray, and i think the difference that i have seen, that has existed is that a piece of evidence that actually depicted, visually depicted, george floyd being murdered on camera, and freddy gray, we didn't have anything from start to finish. there was no direct evidence. we had to rely on circumstantial evidence and police witnesses, and then after the first case that we tried in front of a jury, where it hung a 11-1 guilty, the police were able to circumvent the community, and the judge

it's a gray start to the day tracking foggy conditions around the coast.emperatures this morning are in the 40's and 50's. another chilly start. the winds have definitely relaxed though. looking at calm to light conditions for many locations as we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon it'll be cool by the water, along the coast and around the bay. below average for this time of year. san francisco 59, 65 oakland. inland a rmer than average. mid-70s san jose and concord. as we go through the day, catching that clearing for most of us. i think that cloud ve stick around little longer along the coast. it's getting busy through the pass this morning. >> yeah. we are seeing those brake lights as you head in to the pass this morning. ut doorand getting ready going on westbound 580 sl from that connector to just about north flynn. once you are past that things look better toward the dublin. no accidents or incidents. still 39 minutes to go from 205 toward 680. east shore freeway still clear and no troubles to report on 101. i'm keeping a close eye o

mary welcome back. >> we are looking at a gray start to the day. we should see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies as we head through the afternoon. we will keep that quiet weather pattern going for us with that on shore flow, that pacific ocean breeze we know and love. looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 40's to low 50's. live look over the sales force camera looking across the bay with the clouds. concord at 47. also for livermore, 49 in oakland. downtown san francisco at 48. 51 in san jose and santa rosa at 46 degrees. checking the winds you can see westerly winds at eight miles an hour at sfo. 21 miles an hour in fairfield and looking at ten in half moon bay. we are going to continue with breezy conditions, especially as we head through the afternoon. future cast in just a moment. you can see all of the clouds on our current visibility maps. looking at areas of fog and those clouds for us as we start off the day. bad news for allergy sufferers. we are still in the high category for that pollen count, not just today, thursday, friday and

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so it's going to be another great start to the morning fairly gray one along the coastline. even into the afternoon. well, inland areas will see some good clearing and some really comfortable weather, especially the further away from the coastline you're talking today. as for radar it's dry out there could see some coastal drizzle at points. as for winds. it is definitely breezy or near the coastline today. other areas across the bay area. will enjoy yet another warm, sunny, one relatively calm. one compared to those areas were exposed to the cool sea breeze 40's and 50's for our current temperatures alameda dublin, pittsburgh. conquered egypt, 51 degrees. san francisco, san mateo berkeley among areas, 49 degrees for your current temperatures later on today do expect daytime highs right around the same as yesterday'a cool jacket where the at the coast in the 50's 60's near the bay and some mid 70's to enjoy yet again for inland areas reyna john, thank you. as you leave your house this morning. we are getting a look at your bridges. >> and your commute, you have a nice one as

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we are looking at a gray start.ng you back to the south bay and you can see high above we are looking at clear skies, although, that fog kind of settling into the valley. a beautiful view. it looks like a painting. now let's show you that gray start as we look toward the tower cam looking east. that's really the case for many locations once again. some of the inland locations dealing with that low cloud action. temperatures are in the upper 40s to low 50s. good morning to you at 51 livermore 50. downtown liver more san jose 50 degrees. santa rosa 48. not a lot of change today but tracking the next storm system. this is getting organized in the pacific. it will bring cooler temperatures for our weekend and rain returning to the bay area as we look to sunday. so taking you hour by hour catching that sunshine especially clearing. cloud cover. as we look toward tomorrow much cooler and looking at maybe some spotty sprinkles for saturday. the bulk of it arrives on sunday. so timing it out on sunday. you can see the wides

a sad discovery the carcass of a 33 ft male gray whale. this video taken by eric jones on wednesday. these creatures they're just such magnificent creatures and just to see them dead like this is really heartbreaking. jones's nonprofit see valor help told the whale to angel island. this whale joins a 41 ft adult great female discovered a week ago near chrissy field. the necropsy done by the marine mammal center on the adult fee. male and conclusive. whatever killed her did so suddenly, so it's a suspicious death. we don't know exactly what it was. yeah over the weekend, a third wheel female, not fully adult found outside the base south of san francisco. currently it fitzgerald marine reserve this year we've had. these two animals, and there was another one on the weekends or three animals in the san francisco area in a very short space of time, so we are concerned what killed them. the center is trying to determine the cause of death for all three past experience, half of the animals the center examines die in the bay from human interactio

everything will be gray and mid- level stratus clouds, it is not like fog on the road but a remindert the season is changing it doesn't last long. it will be gone by late morning like it so often is. it will keep the overnight lows relatively warm, low 40s at the most and most of these spots. >>> daytime highs coming up in the forecast coming up, see you then. >>> the fight between critics and supporters of san francisco district attorney is ramping up tonight, here is more on a new group that is backing one of the most controversial das the city has ever seen. speak all>> reporter: the latest finance numbers, those spearheading the movement are facing supporters of chesa boudin. recall organizers point to sharp increases in property crimes in 2020, the first year that chesa boudin took over as district attorney. >> people like mr. chesa boudin are protecting the criminals, and that is what a public defender does, and that is what his expertise is. >> reporter: but supporters of the former public defender highlight how most violent crimes have dropped since this time last year pick >

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she was last seen wearing a gray camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt.ant hill has just passed along this information to us as well as this photo. anyone who sees emma is asked to call. police will keep you updated on this story right here on kron. 4. it's time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. marni hughes is joining us live from chicago with a preview. hi, marty are also here. it's. >> snowing or super cold in chicago today. >> yeah. a lot of people not getting the spring-like weather are used to. but i think i think things will melt off here pretty quickly tonight on prime. we've got an exclusive report for you at the border. on >> it's a maxi expulsion of people with no due process. >> thousands of migrants are flooding the border. but how many actually get to stay newsnation investigates a trump error rule. that is forcing out asylum speak seekers and how president biden has been using this loophole. plus lifting the ban on that johnson and johnson shot. how soon could americans get that sovaccine again. we'

let's take a look at those gray skies overhead along the coast.om south market and we are tracking quite the temperatures spread still 50's along the coast. 80's as you make your way in london or warmest east bay valleys and 60's and 70's in between with nevada and santa rosa in the low 70's san jose currently at 68 degrees with fremont. also in the mid let's take a look at your micro climate saturday outlook because we're going to see a strong sea breeze continuing today through saturday 30 miles per hour or less upper 50's for golden gate park and downtown san francisco still going to remain a few degrees below average along the coast because of a great. but for those of you what in the mid 50's as his daily city at 53 degrees with widespread upper 50's from brisbane to burlingame. a lot of cloud cover and even some patchy drizzle to start out the morning, but expect plenty of sunshine by your saturday afternoon with san mateo and san carlos 62 degrees mount view 67 degrees. so we are tracking a little bit of cooling even for those of you in the

you can see the gray that's hanging out right overhead visibility really

first part of the morning is gray for easter. not going to deal with fog, but you see already starting to develop over part of the bay today. they're just going to get more widespread, thicken up, and as we take a look ahead at the futurecast, watch what happens as you see the clouds overtake most locations for tomorrow. now, this doesn't have a major impact on temperatures. in fact, if we take a look at where we're going to be for temperatures tomorrow, inland, daytime high tops out at 66. cloudy as we start out the morning, we covered that. we burn the clouds off easily by 10:00, and 66 should be right in line with where you were today. if we do the comparison for the bay and look at the numbers, a little bit cooler here. daytime high here 61. be back with the rest of the forecast in a bit. for now, brian, back to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> now to sonoma county where two women are dead after a suv careened off a cliff in bodega bay. it happened just after 11:30 this morning at a parking lot near the bodega trailhead. it's not

and there's the wind and there's the fog that dull gray area.o that dull gray areas certain certain fill into the winds are more northerly, but they'll continue to shift more northwesterly as we go into the evening hours into tomorrow morning. here comes the fog and low clouds tomorrow morning and the high clouds coming in, and that's the day. that's the forecast model, so it's partly cloudy all day, yellows or seventies. greens or sixties, so we're definitely going to be in the generally in the seventies. tomorrow will be fairly warm. mid seventies and upper seventies. the warmest spots, but around the coast will be mid sixties. there is the five day forecast clouds but no rain. at least that's how it looks right now. i will see you back here on sunday night, first friday, we'll see that bill. thank you first friday is coming back to los altos after a year off because of the pandemic. monthly event takes place on the first friday of every month and features live music and extended store hours. this friday, eight bands will be playing outdoors f

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beautiful blue skies but looking gray on the treasure island at the bay bridge view. depending on where you work, 70 now in concorde. mid 50s for oakland. livermore at 67. low 50s in downtown san francisco. santa rosa in the mid 60s. not as windy as yesterday. yesterday we were tracking gusty conditions. now 12 miles per hour winds in oakland. concorde 16 miles per hour winds. cool, especially along the coast and around the bay. below average for this time of year. daytime highs above average inland into the 70s for the afternoon. we are looking at not as windy for today but we are tracking the next storm system that bring big changes for the weekend. the rainurningsunday into monday. it has been quite some time at the model showing that wet weather by the end of the weekend. >>> this afternoon, one copy brand has an offer to tackle remote worker burnout. can million organic will pay two people $3000 just take ds cold brew. applied for the deal through may 31. >> sign me up. >> do you think our boss would go for more breaks? >> he will text and say, no. >>> that's it