. >> whitaker: carl sobocinski owns several restaurants in greenville, south carolina.s workers both in the kitchen and out front waiting tables. what's the biggest challenge in- - in attracting them and-- keeping the employees? >> sobocinski: it's a problem that they're just not out there. where we are, we just don't have the workers out there looking for the jobs. >> whitaker: construction is another sector without enough workers. at last count, there were nearly 350,000 open construction jobs nationwide. you're finding it more difficult to find people right now-- >> james jordon: absolutely. >> whitaker: --across the board? >> jordon: across the board. >> whitaker: james jordon owns a fast-growing construction company in greenville. >> jordon: we doubled our revenue year over year. we don't have a work problem at all. now, it's just a matter of finding the individuals to be able to do-- perform the work. >> whitaker: so it's not a work problem, it's a worker problem? >> jordon: it's a worker problem. >> whitaker: we came to greenville, south carolina after seeing it

well that building is the oldest building or was the oldest building in greenville.munities our the backbone of the united states of america, and they cannot be forgotten and they need to be put back to some sort of normalcy. but even with the recent rain and snow 18 states from california to mississippi or dealing with extreme droughtk we have to adapt and overcome. the weather patterns are extreme and life in a rural areas. it's rugged, especially now runs a summer camp that was passed down from her family and the kids would all come here and play together with fire season already at california's doorstep , and all that's left is the metal counselor bed and the metal roof and the current weather conditions, she says. she might not be able to ever rebuild. how we do that? i don't know. but. and that was giovanni lishi reporting for us from plumas county. fortunately there were no deaths in greenville during the dixie fire, but most of the town's 1100 residents are still displaced. alrighty here's the long range forecast. i want to get you through the weekend to give

well, that building is the oldest building or was the oldest building in greenville.munities our the backbone of the united states of america, and they cannot be forgotten and they need to be put back to some sort of normalcy. but even with the recent rain and snow 18 states from california to mississippi or dealing with extreme drought conditions from here on, i think we have to adapt and overcome. the weather patterns are extreme and life in the rural areas. it's rugged and especially now runs a summer camp that was passed down from her family and the kids would all come here and play together with fire season already at california's doorstep , and all that's left is the metal counselor bed and the metal roof and the current weather conditions she says she might not be able to ever rebuild. how we do that? i don't know. but. officials here in california say that fire season starts january 1st and ends january 1st. so it lasts all year. and those massive wildfires could be the new normal, julie giovanni talk about one extreme from another. they've been through so muc

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they broke into dresden greenville museum in the early hours of november, 25th in 2019, and made off with $21.00 pieces worth over $113000000.00 euros. it was a huge shock for those in charge. he called in the prison. i don't have to tell you how shocked we are at the brutality of the burglary. fine boss, it's my job here to let you know, as, as i'm sure you do. does that we're talking about culturally and historically priceless pieces, could toys to wishing via 100? the 18th century jewels and artifacts, including this diamond laden polish order of the white eagle, were part of the collection of augustus, the strong, an 18th century saxon ruler who also served as king of poland. subsequent investigations by police indicated the heist was a well planned attack. permission on his shots marked for me, the security measures of the dressed and state art collections here at the dressing castle were excellent and comprehensive. and we can see now that this is not the case if the follows. it was nearly a year before berlin police carried out raids on the stronghold of the so called remo cla

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the flames leveled several small towns, including greenville and canyon dam. we are looking now for a response from pjd. >>> now to the state capital, where governor newsom is pushing a plan to allow gun violence survivors to sue firearm manufacturers and dealers. his office says it's the same idea from a texas law that gives private citizens the ability to sue abortion and providers as a tool to enforce the ban. the legislation would give people the power to sue gun makers, importers, and dealers for irresponsible, reckless, or negligent practices. >>> tonight, one of the original theranos whistleblowers said he paid a tremendous personal price for speaking up. >> this whole saga has taken a financial, emotional, and tolls in my relationships. the toll it took my grandfather's relationship was probably the worst. >> tyler schultz is grandfather, george kpix.com, was a theranos board member. tyler joined right after graduating from stanford. he said he initially bought into the vision for revolutionizing the testing, but eventually saw through the questionable

well, that building is the oldest building or was the oldest building in greenville.nities our the backbone of the united states of america, and they cannot be forgotten and they need to be put back to some sort of normalcy. but even with the recent rain and snow 18 states from california to mississippi or dealing with extreme drought conditions from here on, i think we have to adapt and overcome. the weather patterns are extreme and life and hurl areas. it's rugged and especially now runs a summer camp that was passed down from her family and the kids would all come here and play together with fire season already at california's doorstep , and all that's left is the metal counselor bed and the metal roof and the current weather conditions she says she might not be able to ever rebuild. how we do that? i don't know. but. at the way a lot of people in northern california are feeling again. that was our giovanni luigi reporting at four years old. he was kidnapped and then sold, but he never forgot who he really was. how would map that he made as a child brought him home

the series, the investigation by the greenville news. found that roughly two-thirds of seized assets came from black men, calling into question whether the law was being applied fairly. as the chairman rightly recognized, disproportionately affects communities of color and those who are poor are also unfairly and unevenly treated in these cases. the writers of our country's declaration of independence held several truths to be self-evident. that all are created equal, and they have inalienable rights. our constitution guarantees those rights explicitly. the fifth amendment prohibits the federal government of depriving people of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. in so many cases as the chair has recognized, that's not happening. like wise, the 14th amendment prohibits the state of depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, but civil asset forfeiture too often kraendz an end run around the constitutional guarantee of due process. it creates a seize first, ask questions later approach

heavy snow burying greenville, a wintry mess in charlotte >> it's slicker than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and treacherous travel in raleigh. >> it's ice and you can't see it when you do, it's too late it's not worth the risk. >> reporter: spinouts piling up. >> highway patrol advises staying off the road on sunday and monday, if you can >> reporter: at charlotte's airport, nearly all flights grounded the high impact storm knocking out power to tens of thousands in the southeast officials warning that 750,000 customers in north and south carolina could see this extend for days as the icing gets worse. >> we've moved in more than 11,000 resources they're staged strategically throughout the carolinas awaiting the impacts to see where the power outages occur and where they need to respond >> is it going to be non-stop for your views today >> it's been non-stop all week >> reporter: at least four governors declaring states of emergency. near white-out conditions in arkansas, steady snow in georgia. stores are struggling to keep up with storm demands >> unfortunately, with the supp

it was the second largest wildfire in state history, and leveled several small towns, including greenville and canyon dam. we are checking for a response from pg&e. >>> our current weather, look at this beautiful view of the sunset. this is from san francisco. we have a break in the rain after parts of the bay area woke up to lingering showers. chief meteorologist paul heggen is joining us. >>> it depends on where you are. san jose, hardly anything. mount tam, more than 4 inches of rain. almost 2 inches of rain for ben loman in the santa cruz mountains. around 0.5 inches for san francisco and pacifica. technically not nothing in san jose, but a trace of rain, which means is not measurable. there are a few showers still on the rater at this point. this band showers in the north bay looks more impressive than it actually is. a quick burst of sprinkles, or a trace of rainfall is possible, with another round of showers likely to visit the north bay overnight. it will be light, and we are talking about a 30% chance of adding up anything measurable. there is a better chance of rain by the end of

even if forced film greenville. it's going to be above freezing should be anyway. get touch healdsburg. you might find some freezing live camera shot. okay yeah, that's the oakland estuary and out by the container ships. i've just never seen that angle before. almost sure, scott is that angle is out of the emeryville camera. no. okay roof camp. okay. okay anyway, so these are the highest from today or that right now temperatures. they're going to be overnight lows like this in the forties. like i said, above freezing well above freezing. and then you can see the forecasts has everything going to the north of us as we've been talking about, and we just get a few clouds on thursday. no rain in the forecast for a good 10 days, a good 10 days, and that means probably valley fog nights and mornings, especially deep in the valley down towards bakersfield , modesto. i think it'll start to fill in around sacramento as well. thursday cools off a little bit. here goes tomorrow morning tomorrow afternoon tomorrow, thursday morning thursday afternoon. couple nice days and then

heavy snow burying greenville, a wintry mess in charlotte. >> a lot more than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and treacherous travel in raleigh. >> you can't see the ice and when you do, it's too late. there again, it is not worth the risk. >> reporter: spin outs piling up on the interstate. >> the highway patrol advises staying off the roads in most parts of the state on sunday and monday if you can. >> reporter: at charlotte's airport nearly all flights grounded the high impact storm knocking out power to tens of thousands in the southeast. officials warning that 750,000 customers in north and south carolina could see outages extend for days as the icing gets worse. >> we've moved in more than 11,000 resources. they're staged strategically throughout the carolinas awaiting thoseimpacts to see where those outages occur and where they need to begin responding >> reporter: is it essentially nonstop for your crews today >> it is nonstop it's been nonstop i think all week >> reporter: at least four governors declaring states of emergency. overnight near white out conditions in arkan

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between 22 and 27, appeared in court on friday, accused of the daring diamond robbery inside the greenville museum of dresden royal palace. the suspects are said to have taken just 8 minutes to steal 21 pieces of 18th century jewellery encrusted with more than 4300 diamonds. their worth is estimated to be more than a $126000000.00. but experts say their value is priceless. as a deal i get lucky going to taught the defendants on lucidly prepared the crime meticulously . according to the prosecution, the defenders checked out the crime scene beforehand. it is also los talked of part of the window was cut out before the crime was committed in order to get into the building as quickly as possible during the execution of the crime from one of the museums best known treasures. the 41, kara green diamond was away on loan to new york city's metropolitan museum of art. at the time of the heist, the stolen treasurers had survived allied bombing raids in world war 2, only to be carted off as war booty by the soviet union. they were returned to the german city in 1958. the trial is expected to run unti

the biggest fire almost completely destroyed the town of greenville in august.he temperature hit 48.8 degrees celsius — if verified, a new record high for europe, which came during its hottest summer. the indian state of kerala in october, as a house is swept away in a flood. overall, the 2021 monsoon produced near—average rainfall, but there are fears the rains during the season are becoming increasingly intense. flooding in australia during its wettest november in records going back to 1900. under the influence of a la nina weather pattern, forecasts point to a second consecutive wet summer for the country. but in the horn of africa, consecutive poor rainfall seasons have left 26 million people struggling for food, with drought conditions forecast to persist until at least mid—2022. in november, a powerful wind storm hit turkey, toppling buildings and ripping off roofs, with a gust of 81mph in istanbul. and we can't forget this — the container ship that blocked the suez canal for nearly a week in march, holding up the 12% of global trade that passes through it

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host: robert is from greenville texas. caller: good morning. i don't want to sound like an alarmist or anything that i sensed a lot of fear in that first caller's question. are we had a point -- take off the kid gloves for a second. are we at a point to either pursue this one of two ways -- let it run its course, everybody get infected. deal with the consequences. come up with a vaccine that will cure all and just recognize this as an extremely powerful flu bug. or two, get to the point where the people who are supposed to be leading this country and making the policy decisions that everybody follows, get up the gumption to actually pass a law that says insurance companies be liable for any house little stays, for anybody that does not follow the cdc guidelines and vaccinations. period. host: that's robert. guest: you have taken off the kid gloves for sure. generally in our society, we haven't quite been that tough. we have kept the kid gloves on. first, just letting the virus run and affect people -- in public health we want to prevent as much

short story, but i had an executive and he was a retired executive of a very large business here in greenville area that came into the office. and he wanted to talk because he had a new employment job that he was starting to feel a little -- you know, he wasn't sure whether it was a scam or not. so she came in and talked to us and he said basically what he was doing was he had someone contact him about a job opportunity which was offering a lot of money, and he -- what he started doing was packaging up items that were shipped to him by his employer, and then he would reship them to someone else. and because we've seen that before, it's called the employment scam, and we just immediately told him you need to stop. what you're doing is wrong. you should be not making that much money, and then he says, well, i haven't been paid. and he'd been doing it for a while. so then i said you need to stop, and he agreed. he agreed. about a couple weeks later we heard back from him, and he told me that he got a call from the mall of america -- an investigator from mall of america and that what he was doing

i 85 from greenville to charlotte, they have ice storm warnings for that area. 80 million americans impacted by this storm today right through martin lawuther king day tomorrow. half an inch to an inch of ice. you factor in wind gusts over 40 to 50 miles an hour and with ice accumulating on local branches, power lines there, power outages are inevitable across the area. high wind warnings from georgia into the appalachians. look at the winds moving parallel as the storm traverses this area. this is important because it's going to help push up some of the water from the atlantic ocean. coinciding with a full moon. coastal flooding as we move into new york city, long island and connecticut. the national weather service issuing a coastal flood warning as of 5 a.m. that warm nose of air will determine our precipitation factor. that will keep it all rain because temperatures will frankly be too warm. just past the i-95 corridor, that's where we see the tight gradient and then eventually all snow from places like pittsburgh to elmadine, new york. look at the winter st

the post and courier also stated that the greenville news looked at seizures and $17.6 million in assets taken over three years in south carolina. in eight cases of those 3200, -- in 800 cases of those 3200, no criminal charges were filed and in another 800 cases there were no convictions. the series also found roughly two thirds of seized assets came from lack men -- from black man, calling into question whether the law was fairly applied. this disproportionately affects communities of color and those who are poor, who are unfairly treated in these cases. the writers of the declaration of independence held these truths to be inalienable, the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. our constitution guarantees those rights. the fifth amendment prohibits the government from depriving people of life, liberty and property without due process of law and in sony cases, that is not happening. the 14th amendment prohibits states from depriving any person of property without due process of law. civil asset forfeiture often create an end run around due process, acts -- a seize first,

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areas around greenville, south carolina up to greensboro, north carolina, charlotte, talking about veryimpacts, power outages will be significant. that's what you're looking at, the pink there. that happens for us into the morning hours throughout the day saturday and then by sunday afternoon, storm moves in across the northeast. notice though storm looks at this point that it takes a little further westerly track. that brings warmer air back in along the cities of i-95 and probably we'll see snow to start likely crossing over into rain afterwards that would probably melt the snow, maybe make the slushy issue. notice where the winter weather watches are in effect. winter storm watch as cross the interior sections for now. it's not across i-94 corridor because we expect the storm to take a westerly track. some spots over a foot, again, once you get across the higher elevations of appalachians and the northeast. we're about three days now where we'll see the impacts of the storm. the storm deviation, 30 miles, could have bigger impacts for the city. a little time to watch that. a lot goin

this is debbie in greenville, illinois.t line for those who have received a surprise medical go bill. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. > thank you for taking my call. yes, i'm a 47-year-old mother. a registered nurse, and a case manager for a health insurance company. my my 15-year-old daughter, january 30th of 2021, unfortunately tried to hurt herself, and i had to call the ambulance. now, mind you, the ambulance that we called for 911 is less than a mile from the hospital to our home. we were billed $1,000 from the ambulance. i have been fighting with the ambulance company because they're saying they're out of network. well, unfortunately, that cannot be true in an emergency situation where someone calls 911 and an ambulance is called out, and you continue to bill that individual. so it's just important to definitely be a self-advocate when it comes to your health care, and watch your bills. and be in contact not only with the biller who is sending you the bill but also your health insurance company as well. >> debbie,

heavy snow burying greenville. a wintry mess in charlotte. >> it's a lot slicker than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and treacherous travel in raleigh. >> it's not worth the risk. >> reporter: spinouts piling up on the interstate. >> our state highway patrol advises staying off the roads in most parts of the state on sunday and monday if you can. >> reporter: at charlotte's airport, nearly all flights grounded. the high impact storm knocking out power to tens of thousands in the southeast. officials warning that 750,000 customers in north and south carolina could see outages extend for days as the icing gets worse. >> we moved in more than 11,000 resources. they're staged strategically throughout the carolinas awaiting those impacts to see where those outages occur and where they need to begin responding. >> is it essentially going to be nonstop for your crews today? >> it is nonstop. it's been nonstop all week. >> reporter: at least four governors declaring states of emergency. overnight, near whiteout condit

save our allies got him an appointment at children's hospital in greenville, south carolina.ays. it provides $1,225 per evacuee. they also loaned them the money to fly to their final destination. that money needs to be paid back. nic, another veteran, described the case of an afghan combat translator named johnny who fox news has followed on his journey to north carolina. he was evacuated with his wife and three children. >> he has had his work visa lost in the mail twice. if we did not provide financial support, if we weren't looking out for him, he literally would be on the street with no means of feeding his family. do we want them to become successful, productive members of american society? >> the defense department has announced that it wants all of the evacuees off u.s. military bases and resettled by february 15th. veterans groups are urging congress to act to give these afghans a temporary status and permission to work. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. up next the panel on democrats losing political ground at the end of president biden's fi

temperatures dip into the twenties tonight in santa rosa and qatari and in greenville as well as healdsburg . so we do have a freeze warning in effect until nine o'clock tomorrow morning for those north bay and terrier valleys. it'll be freezing and throughout the tri valley also morgen, he'll mid and high thirties around the bay and the co sign will have the full forecast. that's still coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. gentlemen twenties. thanks, roberto. well the city of oakland says with the cold weather, it is helping saint vincent depaul expand efforts to get people into shelters this weekend. city staff volunteers will help operate the saint vincent depaul shelter at san pablo avenue near west grand. they say that will allow the shelter to add 45 more beds for people who need to get out of the cold this weekend. well we are following some breaking news right now and conquered at the sun valley mall just a few moments ago, concord police confirmed the mall is actually on lockdown following a shooting there. video posted to twitter shows a large police presence outside the

hit was we had reason to believe that they were going to be used as launch sites for attacks on greenvillelearly our men and women remain in harm's way and we have to take that threat very seriously. we always have the right of self-defense. >> bret: kirby added he does not have specific attribution who was responsible for specific sites. up next democrats full-court press on their voting rights legislation. could president biden face a primary challenge in 2024. nato foreign ministers will meet friday to discuss simmering tensions between russia and ukraine. calls between biden and vladimir putin. severe sanctions were threatened in moscow invades ukraine. nato expansion into bordering nations. and this is a live look at paris from earth tv where food for thought has taken a french twist. 15 students are enrolled in a new masters program on gastrodiplomacy studying the science of fine dining classes on food security. aqua culture fine dining and sexism in the kitchen. the institute political policy hopes continue to expire passion for food the french way. just a couple of other stories be

. >> harris: my first assignment as a journalist in greenville, north carolina, was to go that first week to a kkk rally. and people actually talked with me, which nobody in my newsroom would believe that that would've happened. i'm glad i did those interviews. we are americans, we aren't always going to think the same. it may be something in the exchange of those conversations would bring forth even better information and conversation. you can't cut it off at the point where you think people aren't grown enough to hear it or you don't like it. >> leslie: i disagree when it comes to our health. >> harris: did you hear what i said? i went to a rally in this skin, people gave me interviews. >> leslie: the kkk weren't giving you medical advice, harris. >> harris: no, they were giving me some life advice, and that certainly involve my health, but i hung in there and to those interviews were watched. that's when i am saying. i don't think that those should be stickered either. i'm so old and my career, they can't really sticker me. >> kayleigh: i am with harris on this argument, but emily

> this is going to be a pretty bad storm in the upper part of the state, notably from anderson, greenville, spartanburg, over to rock hill, in that area. the good news is, it will be coming on the weekend and we have a holiday on monday, mlk day, so the schools will be closed. there will be a lot of offices closed then. >> reporter: and that, perhaps, is going to be the one silver lining of this storm, is that it will happen for what is a three-day weekend for many people in this area as they won't have to get on those roads to go to school and to work. christi and bore sflis. >> as we heard from allison chinchar, if you don't have to go out, do not. stay inside. nadia romero, thank you so much. >> stay safe, you and the crew there. >>> we haven't event mentioned covid yet and it is shaping up to be an important week in the fight against the virus as registration opens for americans to receive those free at home coronavirus tests. we'll tell you how you can get yours. >>> president biden is attempting to turn the page after a week that really saw his agenda take hits on several fronts. how

between 22 and 27 appeared in court on friday accused of the daring diamond robbery inside the greenville museum of dresden royal palace. the suspects are said to have taken just 8 minutes to steal 21 pieces of 18th century jewellery encrusted with more than 4300 diamonds. their worth is estimated to be more than a $126000000.00. but experts say their value is priceless as a to you, i get lucky going to taught the defendants on lucidly prepared the crime meticulously. according to the prosecution, the defenders checked out the crime scene beforehand. it is also a light touch of parts of the window was cut out before the crime was committed in order to get into the building as quickly as possible during the execution of the crime from one of the museums best known treasures. the 41, kara green diamond, was a whale known to new york city's metropolitan museum of art. at the time of the heist, the stolen treasurers had survived allied bombing raids in world war 2, only to be carted off as war booty by the soviet union. they were returned to the german city in 1958. the trial is expected to r

it's take you to that big storm in the east coast, greenville, south carolina looking at a quarter ofe are advisor. up all over the place for gusty winds and ice with a snow mix you can see right now nashville is expected to get three to four inches of snow after the ice. they were looking at 34 degrees in atlanta right now. it's all going to move up to the north and east where current temperature in boston is seven degrees. it's 13 in new york city. they are expecting snow and as we in closer, it's going to be a mess here from the south here through the mid-atlantic the appalachians and then eventually up towards boston and new york. where back home things are quiet. we've got some moisture in the upper levels of the atmosphere, but all the cloud cover making for a mild start will thin out that cloud cover throughout the afternoon. it is 53 in hayward mid 40s in santa rosa 46 in livermore gilroy. good morning to you could see a sprinkle down around gilroy between a and tomorrow, but overall look at the temperatures. that's probably what you're noticing eight degrees warmer in san jos

worst of it, we're concerned with the ice storm warnings in areas of upstate south carolina from greenville almost toward charlotte. we could have ice on the trees for major power outages. so be prepared and as we go throughout the extension of the storm, that ice will move northward and we're also very concerned with the high winds with this storm all the way up through the northeast. we could be dealing with high winds, especially on the coast the snowfall totals, notice, i-95 does not get nailed this is not a big snow storm for you, but pittsburgh to buffalo, cleveland, through the mountains of vermont, getting at least a half a foot, maybe some areas as much as a foot and a half. as far as the winds, be prepared monday morning coastal locations could have isolated power outages from long island all the way through connecticut. high tide in a lot of locations, watch out monday morning this will be the highest water levels since hurricane sandy this is a storm that we'll be dealing with major impacts >> from arkansas to maine, this storm is no joke bill karins with a look at the forecast,

. >> it was real shaky leaving greenville coming out here, so i'm expecting another shaky plane ride.reporter: all of this coming amid travel challenges already caused by the omicron surge. many airlines forced to cancel flights after workers called in sick. some offering major incentives to staff who could pick up more shifts. >> it's very difficult when you are trying to plan around weather, a pandemic, and all sorts of other crazy incidents. >> reporter: and if you have to make a flight change, the best place to do it is online, and gio, one more thing. those roads are just as tough as these skies. so, if you plan to drive back home today, best to do it before noon to avoid that mad rush. gio? >> yeah, zohreen. it's going to be incredibly busy on the roads. thank you so much for that. >>> and of course, we've got that severe weather threat affecting millions of americans this weekend, and rob marciano joins us now live from norwalk, connecticut. rob, good morning to you. >> good morning, gio. we've got severe weather. we've got flooding, and we've got snow. it's an expansive holida

and in greenville, south carolina, sleet and snow blanketing the ground overnight.e in north carolina, flakes falling in charlotte. >> our forecasters expect significant impacts across our state. this storm's a menace. plan to stay home sunday. >> reporter: in raleigh, the rush for essentials leaving some shelves bare. grocery stores struggling with supply and staffing problems. >> we got milk, cereal, eggs, water. >> reporter: others grabbing flashlights, shovels, salt, and wood at hardware stores. >> there's a chance of power going out. we have a wood stove and we wanted to be a little prepared. >> reporter: duke energy, the largest utility provider in the carolinas now warning customers to prepare for possible multi-day power outages, estimating that 750,000 of them could lose power. >> we think it could be that bad, especially with the wind, and the ice and the sleet. >> reporter: and eva, all of this has taken a hit on travel. thousands of flights have been grounded nationwide so far. here in charlotte, 90% of their flights have been grounded so far for today.

in santa rosa, where currently the air temperature is 57 degrees, all the way through greenville into hills berg and it looks like at this particular time. also the mid fifties and napa ended sonoma, 60, novato and nicasio. then we jump over the golden gate bridge south to san francisco high fifties mid fifties peninsula. it is in the sixties and fremont through new work all the way into actually, the santa clara valley. now we do have some winds up to 21 mph in throughout the highest elevations of a mountain range at this time, primarily around skyline boulevard. those winds will continue to increase during the evening hours. but at sea level we're talking about the winds. 5 to 10 mph. if it feels like it hasn't run forever. you're just about right. it hasn't rained for 20 days, and our long range computer models do suggest we will not see any rain all the way throughout the end of the month, and sure we have one storm after another out there. in fact, we have some rain in the pacific northwest over the weekend, but it's going to lead mendocino county across the northwestern section

dublin, san ramon danville into blackhawk and also into alamo 36 degrees and tati, santa rosa and greenvilleand healdsburg. we're talking forties around the central bay, hayward into san leandro and san lorenzo and 42 degrees and mountain view all the way up the peninsula to belmont entered into burlingame average high temperatures this time of the year. well, we are in seasonably mild for your friday. we're talking about temperatures anywhere between one above average and livermore , ca six above normal. and santa rosa, also in san jose, oakland , with a high temperature at 64 degrees, so these temperatures are relatively pretty similar to today. it's like wash rinse. repeat here's your forecast high temperatures tomorrow pinpointing your neighborhood 62 oh, through venetia into american canyon, 62 also and sam mateo 60 degrees in half moon bay, backing through montara into pacifica. the extended forecast, as called for again the breeze to pick up tonight through tomorrow morning, a little hint of some stratus in the form of some fog overnight into tomorrow morning hours otherwise saturday.