we're definitely seeing that low gray making its return this morning. just as we've seen so far this week. great mornings followed by sunny afternoons. this is your berkeley hills view could be a view out along the coastline, though, for all we know as it's just gray out there from the coast all the way into our east bay hills. now, here's the good news. cloud cover is sitting mostly above the bay itself. so visibility is pretty good on our bridges. you don't have any issues there. we do have some drizzle and low visibility at the coast, though. so watch for some wet spots and also some areas out there where you will be encountering visibility below a mile. by the time we reach noontime. most of us got that dose of sunshine, mature out along the coast or through the golden gate, which will stay fairly gray kind of like yesterday 50's 60's for current temperatures. oakland, redwood city. hey, we're doubling in concord, all at 61. while san francisco timber on in vallejo sitting in the

did her gray hair play a role? what her bosses say and the so-called go gray movement she's inspiring. >>> later, a real morning jolt for coffee lovers courtesy of inflation. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a developing story. the city of jackson, mississippi, declaring an emergency because of a crisis affecting up to 250,000 people. >> the national guard is being called in because there's no water. officials now warning the city will be without water indefinitely because the water treatment plant has failed and there's apparently no backup leaving families there scrambling. this morning, people in jackson, mississippi, are being told to expect little or no water for an undetermined amount of time. shoppers race to this walmart for bottled water last night only to find empty shelves. all jackson public schools are switching to virtual learning indefinitely and the lieutenant governor says our understanding is the water and sewer system serving 250,000 citizens of the state and numerous businesses

boyden gray and associates, he's a key participant at the work of the gray founder, -- around 2015, to encourage debate on constitutional and practical questions related to the proper role of administrative agency between the constitutional separate powers. please join me welcoming c. boyden gray, thank you so much for joining us this evening. [applause] you have no idea what an honor this in. i am overwhelmed by this reception, and by the person who is being honored. the two people being honored. the first being the justice, for his commitment to constitutional originalism and to liberty, and the rule of law, and to judge silverman, who is getting the first first principles award. i have often wondered whether they were secretly meeting every day over the last 20 or 30 years because there is a certain residents. there are many areas but deeply interest me but one of the one that gives me the most fun is there shared questions on sullivan. we will save that for later. [laughs] i have looked at judge silverman's history. i followed very closely throughout his career. very exciting but h

john gray is very persuasive.ruth is as i step back from it and talk to my wife is an equal partner in the decision, we realize how many chances in your life will you have where it is a counterparty like blackstone that you know really well for you trust, business you know, but with massive opportunity, and without skill set, and those things don't come together that often, so eventually i decided we would be the beverly hillbillies and move. david: blackstone bought the publicly traded company for $29 billion. some people thought it was a high price. you come into manage the debt and so forth. you moved your six young daughters to california? and then the great recession comes and all of a sudden the debt from the leveraged buyout seem to be burdensome. were you worried the deal was not going to work and you might go bankrupt? chris: i slept like a baby. i slept for two hours, woke up crying, look for another two hours, woke up crying. kidding. the truth is there were some tense moments at the beginning of the gr

i definitely have more gray hairs.'m not going to say it did not stress me out on occasion, but i love a challenge. the truth is, i had a great job running host and i loved the company and the people and the board was incredible to me, so why did i leave? i wanted a bigger challenge and, you know, something that was more global and needed fixing, and so the reality is, the great recession, while it was hard and it was stressful, it was also an opportunity to sort of stretch myself and two, you know, fix it and really push myself to get to the other side. david: so blackstone ultimately injected some more money into the deal. chris: they did. david: and they brought some -- they bought some debt back at a discount. the bottom line is they ultimately took it public -- or you took it public -- and it turned out to be one of the most successful, if not the most successful, buyout in history. i think blackstone made a $14 billion or $15 billion profit. chris: that is what i am told. david: when you took the company public y

here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, growing support for an ousted gray-haired news anchor suddenly dismissed from her job. >> hello, everyone. >> reporter: lisa laflamme, anchor of one of canada's most-watched newscasts and known across the country for decades, saying good-bye on twitter, explaining her employer, bell media, ended her contract after 35 years. her dismissal sparking a public backlash with allegations of age and gender discrimination. >> i was blindsided, and i'm still shocked and saddened by bell media's decision. >> reporter: laflamme's twitter message makes no discrimination claim, but an open letter to bell media signed by several prominent canadians, including singers anne murray and sarah mclachlan, reading "her dismissal appears to be an egregious act of revenge tainted by ageism, sexism, and misogyny." >> it's bringing up the same types of questions at other companies. they are really moving the discussion forward on this particular social issue. >> reporter: canada's business community rallying around laflamme. wendy's changing the red hair o

we all get grayed over once again for sunday morning. this has got to be the standout item. we did quite a cooldown yesterday. the daytime highs yesterday dropped to 10 degrees for many inland locations, compared so where they were on thursday. that was the change. now we've done the change, we're pretty much going to repeat the numbers for a little while. it is still going to be mid 80s today for many of the warmest inland locations. we'll go to 84 in livermore. 84 in concord. santa rosa, 78. 70s along the shoreline, east bay or peninsula. fairly quiet setup in that regard. the big picture shows us the pattern does not change a whole lot from this over the next several days. if we look at the seven-day forecast, we can see a subtle difference here as we get toward wednesday and thursday of next week. for the rest of this weekend and the first couple days of next week, the way it felt yesterday is exactly the way it'll feel for most of the four days. look toward wednesday and thursday. a little bit of a jump in the numbs there. san jose,

boyden gray. in honor of justice thomas's 30 years and his role as one of the leading jurists of the 20th and 21st centuries this year. the grace center is awarding for the first time will become an annual award named after the justice justice to honor his ongoing legacy? the justice clearance time is first principles of war will be given out each year in october to an individual who has shown exemplary dedication to principled application of the rule of law humility and strength of character. the award is inscribed with the quote from justice thomas from a 2001 speech titled be not afraid that embodies the justices approach to life and the law a warning to never surrender to the understandably attractive impulse towards creative but unwarranted alterations of first principles. justice thomas's story rising from childhood in the segregated south and poverty to a seat on the supreme court is a poignant personification of the american story of liberty and optimism. justice thomas's wife and careers

finds a wide open danny gray, trey to gray in the bay.es, stays inbounds for the 76-yard score.e made sure he grabbed the ball to to give it personally to danny gray. that's leadership. how about this. vern glen was interviewing glen warner it gets gets interrupt bid a touchdown pass. to chania ray mccloud, that is live television. it's also sufeld's first pass as a 49er. not a bad start to his time here. niners win it 28-21.n game number two next saturday at at minnesota. trey lance, here he is. we're living that touchdown. > >> for the 76-yard touchdown tae us through it. >> man throw it to the fast guyn tphráeu danny gray has been doing a great job all camp. he obviously did a great job today with everything. >> just trust and execution. >> the first play didn't have oe made a scramble. it was nice to come down with that third down play to danny. he did some good things. had a good game. wish we we would have kept him out there out there more. but got to get him out. >> big news in the world of bas, fernando tatis was supposed to join

gray start sunny finish.region. still. so aside from the drizzle, we do continue to remain dry. you can actually see that marine layer showing up in green near the coastline, especially where we'll have some wet spots on highway one and into the afternoon. still some gray out there along the coast the afternoon for the rest of us bringing the sunshine. really, really nice afternoon ahead of us as well as daytime highs are a little bit cooler than yesterday's. we're even 50's and 60's for san francisco. it's 50's up in alcatraz, low 60's on terror and elgar. nada. well, looking at some 70's in millbrae and burlingame, really nice there. low 80's for saying carlos, through mountain view, just you've seen the past few days, our bayshore cities may be looking a lot like they did yesterday, but our inland areas are even cooler livermore. only one of 3 spots that will be in the low 90's, barely even there. well, hayward in oakland in the mid 70's, we've got conquered through san ramon only in the 80's. our other 2

we're just gray, but hey, we're thankful for that gray. a pretty calm and gray start to the morning. you're starting to get more and more sunshine. breaking through those clouds, though, where misty drizzly at the coastline because of this very dense, condensed marine layer that's pushed right onto the surface there along the coastline. not going to see as much burn off of the great at the coast while the rest of us do enjoy a good dose of afternoon sun before another push of the gray on into tonight. and

gray himself. great was able to like the other enslaved overseers greg received some small cash payments from washington, and he apparently used those to buy poultry that he could then sell. he also after the death of washington and the sale of the livestock maybe gray was able to purchase a cow or quite remarkable purchase for an enslaved person, but he was not able to purchase his own freedom or in any other week, and he was one of the so called our slaves those that were controlled by the custis estate washington was able to use their labor during his marriage to martha custis, but upon his death and martha's death the dower slaves were divided among the custis grandchildren and david gray remained enslaved. for all of this attention to detail that washington never loses sight of a much grander aspirational vision of farming that he's going to implement at mount vernon. this is the seal of the agricultural society of philadelphia's society for improving agriculture, which washington was inducted

we are definitely gray for a whole lot of the bay area for your morning hours. >> that gray, though, a sign of the moderating effect that we do have at least on our bayshore in coastal areas keeping the spots really comfy your view outside quite hours. definitely gray right now at least not super foggy there. we're seeing cloud cover lifting gradually that has improved visibility, not as wet as it was. earlier this morning, we had some misty drizzly conditions, too. now skies will be dry today, especially as we dry out and clear out into the afternoon. we do have one lone a heat advisory that's for solano county actually extended all the way into tomorrow. as far as our current temperatures go, we're in the 50's and 60's right now. so light jackets, sweaters. that's the kind of morning we're in the midst of later today will be trading in those sweaters for some sunscreen. we've got another hot day inland. i've got more on your forecast. still to come reyna. john, thank you for that. well, we're still seeing delays along 80 this morning in the last hour. >> we had a hot spot that was

mornings in the burn off of fog and gray.very similar to what it looked like this morning. >> that dense layer of marine cooled air sitting right above the bay. so you're not running into it on your bridges, but you are hitting it at the coast. and in the east bay hills, we're seeing a generous flow from the coastline pushing are right on into the golden gate bridge. this is transporting that ocean cool their direction. and along with that, of course, the marine layer which has been shrouding a steadily during morning hours. so we do have some misty drizzly conditions at the coast, but still warm for inland areas. just not near as hot as we have been. we will see the mist and drizzle giving way to just some low clouds at the coast this afternoon, the low clouds we have elsewhere will give way to sunshine. tomorrow morning. more of the great as will also see for the start on your sunday. so this is just the trend we've gotten used to gray morning sunshiny afternoons. all in all, just increasingly cool gradually. as the forecas

gray burns off and then sunshine returns. maybe a little too much of it inland as we are going to be seeing another heat advisory for solano county today and tomorrow, temperatures in the 90's to triple digits out that way for the rest of us at least closer to the bay and the coast. it will stay moderated 50's 60's for our current temps, berkeley, oakland, toledo at 58 degrees. concord at 61 in brentwood at a cool 65 degrees. so don't forget the jackets this morning. it will be helpful as you're venturing out there. rain, don. unfortunately, we are far from friday light today. we've got a hot spot to tell you about. >> here in the westbound west, up how street and early morning accident and fatality. unfortunately. so the delays all the way back to 2 richmond. if you are taking 84 route this morning, you might want to take bark is even san pablo avenue. you're going encounter some delays. 10 minutes. once you finally reach the maze. 2 that fremont street exit heading into the city. no accidents hazards along the san mateo bri

. >>> wendy is going gray.d the hair color in the red-headed logo in support of a news anchor who says she lost her job after going gray during the pandemic. >> i was blindsided, and i'm still shocked and saddened by bell media's decision. at 58 i still thought i'd have a lot more time to tell more of the stories that impact our daily lives. >> parent company bell media says the narrative that lisa's age, gender or gray hair played in the decision is not the case, despite reports that an executive asked who approved the decision to, quote, let lisa's hair go gray. with me cnn chief business correspondent christine romans and cnn national correspondent erica hill. so i kind of feel like i want to step back and not be part -- people need to know there is a double standard in this business we have chosen. anyone who says there isn't hasn't been paying attention here. what do you say? >> everything you know, how you perform, how you interview, how you are in the field and how you look. in this case this is someone

had these gray starts followed by sunshine. he finishes in today's continuing that trend at the coastline. it's going to stay grave throughout the afternoon. while the rest of us do get that solid dose of sun. also, watch your travels along the coast. we have low visibility and some drizzle and mist out that way. current temps are in the 50's and 60's. so as you're venturing outside, make sure you're doing so with the light jacket, ready to go by. no means are coldest mornings. but with the gray skies and the cool temperatures be ready for that cool feel reyna. john, thank you for that. will our producer looking great and we do have the metering lights on at the bay bridge. >> and so it's going to be about 15 minutes mace to that pretty much exit, the san mateo bridge, just slight delay there. so about i'd say it's 16 minutes as you're heading from a 80 to one o one. a couple issues on highways. if you're traveling along one, 0, one southbound northern east june avenue in morgan hill, he had an accident. so the lane blocked. so

futurecast shows the gray this morning by noontime today. it's bye-bye. though, some sunshine for us. we will be seeing more of that sunshine through the afternoon before another push of low gray into tomorrow morning. that will result in some spots of fog for your tuesday. start. today's daytime highs will venture into the 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's right along the coastline and mostly 70's to 80's along the bay shore. burlingame, a nice 78 saying carlos warm but not too warm at 82 palo alto and mountain view. you'll be holding on to those upper 70's. same for you in sunnyvale. well, san jose 83 today fremont right at 80 degrees. livermore. one of our few spots hitting 90. hey, we're done. i-77 in oakland at 73 danville, another one of our spots barely getting up to 90 degrees vacaville. you'll be our hottest at 92 in the meantime, a nice one in toledo at 77, nevada, warm at 84 degrees. a look ahead in our next 7 days shows daytime highs gradually climbing more and more by the middle of the week. we are tapping into a few more 90's for inland a

more that gray to start your saturday. saturday afternoon. really nice saturday to look forward to sunday. we start with the grays well before some afternoon sunshine. so you get the pattern here. it just repeats itself over the next several days. it does help to keep temperatures. nice and cool, though, 60's at the coastline. 70's just barely low 80's along the bay shore. burlingame at 77, redwood city and san carlos. 82. well, south bay temperatures in the low mid to upper 80's san jose. 84 fremont 81 while union city hayward on up through oakland in the 70's pleasanton livermore, danville, right at 90 degrees. the north bay sharing your range from the 70's and allay to the low 90's in antioch, in vacaville. well, santa rosa through center fell in the 80's. getting a look ahead. tomorrow's temperatures on through sunday will actually be our coolest of the forecast with mid-eighties in london. 60's 70's along the bay shore. after that, we'll warm just a few degrees but not getting too terribly hot wednesday, the last day

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little gray above the bay area that low gray is hanging out above us.re not really running into a lot of visibility issues. that's nice. as you are venturing outside, we've had a pretty easy morning forecast consistently the past few days and today is no different. good chance to get outside for the morning jog for the walk. skies will clear out nicely this afternoon and do anticipate temperatures too warm a little bit further than they did yesterday. as for current conditions, it's 50's and 60's out there. oakland at 59 degrees, san francisco. 58 well low 50's from cloverdale petaluma down through nevado later on today. you can see daytime highs rising back into the 90's for inland areas we've been holding on to the 80's for most inland spots so far this week. so this is going to be a change for the warmer bayside cities remain in the 70's. well, the coast staying cool only in the 60's. as for our bridges, we do have some pretty empty conditions out there still, which is always nice, especiallyf

we're sitting right now at coit tower is with a little bit of a low gray overhead. i'm sure no one is surprised about that. we've been seeing this all week long. so it's just another day with great start that cool coastal air really pushing in from the coastline and in the process, we do have dense marine layer ride up and down the coast. we're looking at some low visibility because of the fog. also some misty drizzly conditions by the afternoon, much like yesterday. skies have cleared out. we've got an enjoyable feel to it a whole lot cooler than we have been 50's 60's for those current tabs. alameda san mateo dublin in concord, each sitting right at 60 degrees with some 50's and berkeley timber on nevado as well as in san francisco. so get those light jackets on this morning. look forward to some shorts and t-shirt weather later on today right now. all right, john, thank you for that. what traffic is still pretty light across our bridges this morning. you still at a love of it right? >> so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge, 80 to one o one. let's check

slow gray is resulting in a couple of visibility issues in pockets near the c astline. overall, though, not that bad of a start to the morning as we do kick off the weekend here in a few hours, high pressure ridge built up to the east of us were still on this dry trend in hot weather inland, foggy up the coast and thunderstorms for the sierra. nevada are possible. only one lone heat advisory remains for the bay area. that's up in solano county until 07:00pm tomorrow extended a little bit further because of the fact that o% temperatures are hot inland both today and tomorrow. in the meantime, we're foggy at the coastline. we have the low grade this morning. that gives way to afternoon sunshine. we'll see more of the fog pushing in tomorrow morning to start the day followed by a poll of sunshine towards the afternoon today. and tomorrow are the hottest days the weekend. if you're looking for a cooler forecast inland, wait until sunday and that one is going to offer up some nice cool weather in your own backyard today, though, if you want the cool weather, you've got to he

we're definitely seeing that low gray making its return this morning. just as we've seen so far this week. great mornings followed by sunny afternoons. this is your berkeley hills view could be a view out along the coastline, though, for all we know as it's just gray out there from the coast all the way into our east bay hills. now, here's the good news. cloud cover is sitting mostly above the bay itself. so visibility is pretty good on our bridges. you don't have any issues there. we do have some drizzle and low visibility at the coast, though. so watch for some wet spots and also some areas out there where you will be encountering visibility below a mile. by the time we reach noontime. most of us got that dose of sunshine, mature out along the coast or through the golden gate, which will stay fairly gray kind of like yesterday 50's 60's for current temperatures. oakland, redwood city. hey, we're doubling in concord, all at 61. while san francisco timber on in vallejo sitting in the mid to upper 50's. as for our day planner later on today, expect to re

coastal areas will stay fairly gray throughout the day today.till clear for our inland areas sunday. also starting on the greater side of things. as for today's daytime highs will be in the 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coast. 70's to low 80's along the bayshore. a lot of these numbers seem familiar because today is very much so like yesterday was which was a cooler one than what we've gotten used to. so it's not a bad thing to stick with. union city hayward up to oakland in the 70's for the a's game. that's going to be nice, danville, one of our few spots in the 90's. same for you in antioch, in vacaville while vallejo and mill valley in the 70's tomorrow and sunday. the coolest days. your forecast capitalize on it. get out there. inland areas will be definitely feeling cooler than you've gotten used to. as for next week, temperatures do slowly begin to warm by the last day of august. on wednesday, we will be back in the 90's inland, starting september next thursday, john, thank you for that. let's look at your ridges this morning

we do have the low gray sitting above us.actually sitting a little bit higher aloft across the bay. and that means some actually pretty good conditions for your travel this morning. now we will see some haze and your forecast today. most of the smoke that we are seeing across the region is from the 6 rivers complex fire burning up in northern california. some of that smoke reaching the bay area this weekend. it's not yet resulted in a spare the air alert, but we are under air quality advisories with most areas just seeing a moderate impact to air quality today. if you do have respiratory sensitivities, that is definitely something to note as you are venturing out, their radar is otherwise showing nice and calm conditions. sure. we do have the gray skies this morning but less and less of that towards the afternoon winds will push through the golden gate on into the bay today. so we will have a few breezy spots for the most part. fairly calm, though. and nice and cool. today is the coolest day of our forecast after this. temper

definitely gray this morning.peratures. just a touch cooler. >> not that we won't get too many of sunshine later on today and we'll still be rather warm inland. snow has more. your forecast ahead. >> and you've already got off to a pretty busy tuesday morning. we are keeping a close eye on your commute will close eye on your commute will ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organization

we do have a little low gray near the coast in right in the bay itself. winds have certainly been a factor the past few days, especially near the coast, right up on through richmond and out into the east bay. those breezy pockets do continue. but comparatively calm for cities like san jose in livermore where winds will be really nice and calm. i'm just really the cherry on top of what's going to be a comfortable one. our coolest day of the forecast today, a little bit of gray at the coast this afternoon. the rest of us get nothing but the sun as we move into tomorrow, another day with some gray skies to start followed by more sunshine in the afternoon. today's highs are most comfortable already noted that 60's 70's for sf 60's at the coast. it will be 70's and 80's along the bayshore. really nice for san mateo at 76 mountain dew, palo alto in sonny bill. also holding on to some upper 70's san jose up to fremont in the 80's. well, union city up to oakland in the 70's. only 3 90's, livermore as well as the danville and then up to vacaville will be in. the 9

but that's also in m ha and, and a far, far from the to gray region. the stride today happened just after lunch time, just before 1 pm. there was a strike. the european government is insisting that they're focused on that t p a left. they're trying to target the t p a left soldiers, or at least for the equipment that, that are used. they say a 2 in violation of the piece that the top end government is looking for. so that's the target for today. at least 4 people have been killed. we've seen high numbers, but we can confirm at least 4 people, including 2 children have been killed by the latest strike that happened this sir this afternoon. but i have to also tell you that the children government is insisting that they were provoked into getting into this latest conflict and the to gray region. while the t p a left is saying that they're being targeted by the european government. but this happened, this conflict begun just less than 2 years ago. it seems to be affecting millions of with your parents. as you mentioned, the u. n. a saying at least 5 or lea

john gray is very persuasive.s i step from it, and as i talked to my wife who was an equal partner in the decision, we realized how many chances in your life are you going to have word is a counterparty like blackstone who you know overly well who you trust, a business you know but has massive opportunity and it suits your skill set? those things do not come together that often. eventually i decided we would peg up and be the beverly hillbillies and we moved. david: helton was a publicly traded company. -- hilton was a publicly traded company. you move your six young daughters all the way to california. and then the great recession comes and the debt from the leveraged buyout seems to be burdensome to were you worried if the deal was not going to work at all? chris: i slept like a baby. i slept for two hours. i woke up, cried. kidding. there were some tense moments at the beginning of the great recession. we never lost faith. john and i where the true that put our heart and soul into making this work. we knew we h

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meanwhile, it is gray.uds covered the bay, and the marine layer is covering the tri valley. in the city and along that part of the bay shoreline, you have a beautiful break of clear sky. you can see it at the high resolution satellite. there's the bay area. it is gray in santa rosa, san jose, the tri valley, then you have the sliver of clearness. it looks ws wes weird. the wind is oriented in such a way that as the onshore flow comes over the hills in the peninsula in the city, it has to go up and sinks down on the other side as it comes around. when you sink like that, you typically dry it out, which is why you have the narrow ribbon, the sliver of opening. the futurecast sees it there. but we can take this all and melt it back. everybody is going to get sunshine today by the time we get to the late morning and early afternoon. if it's gray, you know the drill, hang in there. won't be around much longer. 60s the current numbers for just about everybody. interesting pattern on how we're staying so cool. the

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thursday starts with more of that low gray followed by more afternoon.shine and we'll also have the same to start on friday. temperatures today in the 60's for san francisco. little cooler than we have been staying gray at the coast with highs remaining in the 60's while bayshore cities will mostly be in the 70's foster city at 77. some low 80's being rees from san carlos down into the south bay where san jose at 84 for your high campbell at 87 degrees. fremont right at 80 for your high today. pleasanton livermore barely hanging on to the low 90's. well, conquer down to danville, falling into the upper 80's. we're keeping the 70's around for oakland, san leandro in castro valley. well, looking at a range from 70's and allay to still the mid-nineties in antioch in vacaville. definitely nothing close to triple digits today and we are only getting cooler from here. now that's music to the ears of people in the central valley, which are still in the triple digits. they will get out of the triple digits. come the start of the weekend. well, we'll get out of t

we have some low gray sitting across the bay pretty similar dose of fog and grays to yesterday, which is saying not a whole lot of it is going to burn up really quickly. setting us up for sunshine pretty early on this thursday. 50's 60's for current ter

coastal areas you're going to hold onto that gray for most of the day. so be mindful of that. going to stay cool and gray out that direction. 50's 60's for current temperatures. definitely light jacket kind of stuff. it's not the coldest mornings. but with that missed in with the great that we have this morning, just be ready for the cool feel rain. tom, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning headed into the city right now. timid or i'm amazed that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge 80 to one o one and across towards the peninsula. a little under 14 minutes for you. there. checking on a richmond center fell bridge about a quiet in iran. as you travel out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls looking at clear, clear skies for us. there. still 20 minutes on this thursday morning 6, 0, 7, and in the south bay, deadly car crashes continue to be a big problem in san jose. they've had 43. >> so far this year, the latest fatal crash yesterday. a man involved in a crash in may ended up dying of his injuries yesterday. that crash happe

you're sitting under a little bit of gray right now.t having much of an impact on the bay area. so much like yesterday. our air quality is going to be good all over again. another great day to venture outside today. if you want to head up into this year this weekend, thunderstorm activity should be minimal. and that means a good forecast for getting up there locally. we are seeing skies with that great right now. starting to clear out for a lot of the bay area, a bit of a slower process and clearing as compared to yesterday, high pressure ridge set to build back in and has a gradually does so temperatures will gradually warm more and more thunderstorm activity isolated to the eastern deserts of the state, then especially out of the great basin and into the southwest. as for future cast, you see the gray this morning won't last for much longer. more and more sunshine towards the latter part of the day today. tomorrow morning, starting off with a little bit more of that low gray followed by more sunshine and temperatures just a little war

you can see where that gray is hanging out right now.st. and in some of our hillsides, you see how around 02:30pm. we really only got fog are right up against the coastline. the rest of the bay area. look nice and clear. current temps anywhere from the 40's in fairfax to the 60's elsewhere, napa, brentwood areas like hayward and oakland all in the 60's. currently in the meantime, the to broaden san francisco sitting at a cool range of 50's. so don't forget your jackets right now. john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your traffic this morning. hey, if you're headed into the city. >> traffic has been building their metering. lights are on a little under 14 minutes for you. there. let's check on the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards peninsula. look at that 14 minutes for you as you're traveling. it looks like along the ridges center fell bridge on the eastbound side of issue. there is the same 5.80, eastbound west of western drives that as you come in, you know, from sandra fell cross towards richmond, you're go

we've actually seen some lower gray in the bay itself. hasn't resulted in too many issues out there, but definitely not your brightest of mornings so far for some of us. that's okay. enjoy this cool weather. take full advantage of it for the job for the dog walk this afternoon. we are going to see warming conditions under sunshine and after this. it's nothing but warming conditions 50's 60's for your current temperatures. hayward palo alto at 61 conquered and san francisco, each sitting at 58 degrees later on today. daytime highs push upwards into the 90's for some of our inland spots. we'll save the triple digits for tomorrow. your first day of september, which i'll get to still to come john, thank you for that, right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. headed into the city right now about 23 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. >> so bridge 24 minutes at 80 to one. 0, one. as you head across towards the peninsula, a richmond center fell bridge tolls to one o one. a 14 minute ride for you. there. let's check on the golde

tomorrow morning, another push of low gray and fog.other burn off of it towards tomorrow afternoon. so foggy mornings, gray mornings and then nice and sunny afternoons and gradually getting more comfortable during or after noon. still 60's for your highs in sf today. staying gray at the coast with highs in the 60's up and down highway one. well, 60's and 70's from brisbane to burlingame 70's to 80's from san mateo down through mountain view today, south bay temps, only a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. san jose similar at eighty-four. well, union city hayward up to oakland in the 70's down into the 80's from dublin, walnut creek, up to conquered. the first time you're seeing numbers that cool all week long and we're going to only get cooler for the rest of the week. nice change of pace, oakland and i mean, the antioch in vacaville hanging out in the mid 90's for your highs woefully hoedown to 78 mill valley at 72. a look ahead shows temperatures tomorrow and friday around the same as today's but cooling further into the weekend b

the gray overhead. and if you look at the trees, a noticeable breeze out there this morning, highly recommend the jackets and the sweater this morning we've got that brisk feel to it as we start off this monday. no smoke out there, though. any smoke from the 6 rivers complex burning to our north is settling towards reading. so not so much. a smoky forecast here at home in monsoonal moisture is staying to the south and east of us. what does that leave us in the bay area leaves is pretty calm, were still hot today, but increasingly less hot through the rest of the forecast. sure. we're great this morning, but ample sunshine this afternoon. another push of fog and low gray into tomorrow. we're back to the triple digits for the central valley today. not as many spots in the triple digits here inland, but we will be seeing a wide range from the 60's and 70's near the coast. 70's 80's along the bay shore to a lot of those 90's making the return for our inland areas. just a couple of triple digits, too. san jo

as for current conditions, it's a little gray for some of us. but skies clear out nicely this afternoon. another dose of fog and low gray into tomorrow morning. couple of misty spots for your thursday. start same on into your friday morning as well. today's daytime highs really comfortable for san francisco 60's 70's for the city 60's right along the coastline and 70's for most of our bayshore cities. a few low 80's right along the bay as well in palo alto, up to san carlos, south bay temps, mostly low 80's for you with san jose. 81 degrees east bay shoreline in the 70's while the inland east bay, mostly in the 80's danville, 86 walnut creek. 85 oakland in richmond, both at 75 warmest spots being antioch in vacaville, 87 88. well, nevado at 82 tomorrow's temps. a little warmer than today's the very warmest days. that will be saturday and sunday with high temperatures will likely rise into the upper 80's to low 90's inland bayshore cities remain in the 70's while coastal areas not move in from the 60's. john, thank you for that, ok? so we were ta

to gray, is just one example of a global humanitarian crisis. we are here, you are hearing from you in agencies as well as private groups that for this year alone, they need just under $50000000000.00 to be able to provide for more than $200000000.00 vulnerable people. now, many of these people are in the middle east and are in africa, and where as the money that has been sent to ukraine has been forthcoming. what we are witnessing is an alarming short forward of many, an aide reaching the middle east and africa. of course, question needs to be asked why the discrepancy and this is a question that is pinpointed and highlighted by martin griffiths of the united nations. this is the biggest funding gap we've ever seen. mostly because the number of vulnerable people who need support is increasing fast. now, in the 1st 7 months of this year, the u. n. was able to raise only a 3rd of the money that is needed. at the same time, the money that was needed for the ukraine has been plentiful. so if i could just break that down to gray region in nor than e