looking at upper 50s to low 60s inland.of us in the 40s to start off our day with those clouds and then looking at mid to upper 50s to low 60s in the afternoon for your tuesday. then a milder start on wednesday in the 40s to low 50s. there we go with extra tended forecast. we are talking about that warm up. check out thursday and friday. all of us in the 60s. even upper 60s inland. maybe close to 70 degrees. and that warmer weather will continue with sunshine into the holiday weekend. back to you. >>> seafood lovers rejoice. commercial crab season underway. how soon until you have it on your table. that is next. >>> good morning. new details of last week's deadly assault on the capitol as democrats push to impeach president trump again. congressman adam schiff will join us to discuss this new effort. also the unanswered questions about the attack. >>> also only on cbs this morning more of the interview with miya. plus the teenager's parents react to the interview >>> meet the cow girl behind the program called saddle up and

mid 70s for inland spots. with that in mind, it's going to be dangerous at the coast not only for today and tomorrow but there could be another up tick in wave heights coming in on sunday. i have to talk about all that in the complete forecast. let me leave you with the visibility map. napa, a half mile. santa rosa it's better but i know gianna has been getting detailed reports from chp about 101 south. let's go to gianna and see how the drive is looking. >> chp has issued a fog advisory for the north bay. i will show you a map in a second. i want to show you altamont pass where we are starting to see brake lights. things are getting busy for the super commuters out of tracy getting on 580. we are dealing with fog especially in the north bay as darren mentioned. a fog advisory in effect for portion of 101 between petaluma and nevado. you are moving at an okay pace but keep that in mind with limited visibility. if you are headed to the golden gate bridge, your travel time south bound 101 to the city is right ar

that rain makes its way farther inland in the east bay.s forecast model overdoes the intensity of the rain a little bit. i think it's got a really good handle on the placement of it. it's going to weaken as it makes its way farther inland. the inland portions of the east bay, santa clara valley, you won't pick up a lot of rain out of this system and like the rain that came through yesterday, it's going to scoot through very quickly. it's going to be largely gone as the sun comes up tomorrow morning other than a few leftover sprinkles here and there and even those will be long gone as we head through the rest of the morning. we should see sunshine mixed with fair weather clouds heading into the the afternoon. how much rain overall? we'll add it up and futurecast isn't overly impressed with the amounts. generally we're talking around a 0.1-inch of rain, less than that for the santa clara valley and inland in the east bay, some spots in the north bay may be approaching a quarter inch of rainfall. this is not a drought buster. we'll take what

we'll talk about what to expect inland in a few minutes. laura? >> all right. sounds good. thanks, kari. >>> lottery fever at a fever pitch across the country. the first of two jumbo jack pots up for grabs. mega millions drawing worth an estimated $615 million and tomorrow night's power ball is $550 million. if you were to win both you would pocket more than $1 billion before taxes. the one thing we wish, though, better odds. chance of winning mega millions one in nearly 2 million. power ball, one in 192 million. as the saying goes, you have to play to win. good luck. >>> facing fallout. still ahead, fallouts of a south bay hospital is accused of breaking and it reportedly happened before the surge even started. >>> security in the sky. hefty fines unruly passengers could soon face. you're watching "today in the bay." colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they''re jeansns. they're leggggings. they''re jeggigings! whoa. remomove ten yeaears of yw ststains withth colgate o optic whie renenewal. tires, brakes-and

what happens to though showers as they try to move inland. they just fall apart. the storm track overall, the path of the storm systems, will be pushed up to the north, so significant rain chances will be push up to the pacific northwest over the next few days, and then even farther north than that into the pacific provinces of canada, british columbia in particular. that is what the rain is going to set up camp and this is not just a short-term thing through next week, the 6 to 10 day outlook which takes us to generate 18th calls for significant chance of below average precipitation. this is pretty much where the color skill maxes out. we look further beyond that, all with through january 22 and is the same story. significant chance of below average precipitation over the next two weeks of this goes will be on the scale of the seven-day forecast. right now looking outside, alisa looks nice. looking towards the east bay, temperatures running in the 50s, 51 degrees in concord, everybody else in the mid-50s, visibility problems up there right now, i do think that wi

sount sunday, low to mid-70s inland. monday, mid-70s inland. maybe even above the mid 70 range.o again, you can see how record highs are possible for this time of the year. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. going through the weekend, not much change from 70 to about 72 inland. up to about 70 degrees around the bay shoreline. mid 60s on the coast. monday, mlk day will be a warm day for this time of the year. also, gusty in the hills on monday. so the warm, dry gusts, there will be elevated concern for fire. no warnings or watches or advisories being issued yet. as we go later into next week, we'll see the temperatures tapering off and follalling baco more seasonal range. we're in for very warm weather over the next four or five days. >> wow. short sleeve weather. spencer, thank you. >>> turning the dream of owning a home into a reality. the program to help first-time the program to help first-time buyers in the south bay who say we have the power to harness california'sunntol ad, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner californi

low to mid-70s inland on saturday. low to mid-70s inland on sunday., we'll see low to mid-70s near the bay shoreline with upper 60s to near 70 on the coast. it is really going to be warm for mid-january. so here is a look at the complete accuweather seven-day forecast. high temperatures inland. low 70s, low to mid-70s through sunday. up to about 70 around the bay shoreline. monday, which is martin luther king jr. day, we'll have even a warmer conditions. it will be gusty in the hills. an those dry, warm gusts will elevate concerns about fire. at the moment, no advisories have been issued. highs on monday, mid-70s or higher inland. low 70s to mid-70s around the shoreline. tuesday, gradual cooling begins. and by next thursday, we should see high temperatures back in a more seasonal range. but it's still going to be warmer than average, and it's certainly going to be dry for the next seven days. dan and ama? >> at least we're getting back to where we should be next week. thank you, spencer. >>> coming up next, cops or crisis intervention specialists? bar

upper 60s to about 70 inland and near the bay. weather but let's hope for rain, as well. we need some. dion? >> didn't think we'd see the 70s again any time soon. >>> tonight's episode of "jeopardy" ends a remarkable 37-year run for host alex trebek. you can watch it here in just a few minutes at 7:00 p.m. fans of the show mourn his death, dozens of bay area residents that competed treasure the moments of meeting trebek on the set. abc 7 news reporter david louie collected those memories two of contestants have the distinction of being on this week's final trebek hosted shows. >> the host of "jeopardy" alex trebek. >> reporter: over the years, "jeopardy" featured a large number of bay area contestants including two in this final week with alex trebek. their memories of meeting him more touching because of his death. >> i realize that i was going to be on some of the last games that were hosted by alex trebek and just gave me goose bumps and i feel so honored to be in that historic position. >> reporter: san francisco state english

then we will be way above normal for highs tomorrow. 10 to 15 degrees above average inland. the coast temperatures mostly mid to upper 60s in the south bay, and around 70 degrees in the santa clara valley. same thing for the tri-valley, inland and east bay, a lot of 60s and even some of 70s. 20 of 60s around the central bay, on the east side, mid to upper 60s and the north bay reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s with a mix of 60s and 70s further inland to the north as well read mendocino and lake counties, same temperatures as the rest of the bay area. and the warm weather will stick around through the holiday weekend. the warmest day will be on the holiday, monday. with upper 60s by the bay andat hewe expect r the firse weekend >>> coming up, you better buckle in. the rockets address their problem. >> the disrespect started tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ te peantterutcobuie dgh, ou ♪ scoop! there it

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a big warmup, especially inland, saturday, sunday, monday. the warm spell is gonna peak on martin luther king day, on monday wonderful high temperatures in the low to mid-70s inland, near 70-degree high temperatures around the bay with mid-60s along the coast. there are signs that maybe we'ir patternth of jry. co u 5:3ll zoom in for a closer look at tomorrow's warm high temperatures. >>> sorry, bill muretch the ♪ ♪ we have the power tone abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> a bay area closure has nothing to do with covid-19. the elephant seals are back at drake beach. this video is from a similar gathering in 2019. the beach in front of the visitors center will be closed until the males move on. the national park service says that could be tomorrow or weeks from now. >>> the san jose state women's basketball season is now over. the reason? health and safety concerns due to covid. university sports program relocated to arizona last month. according to

whereas inland, across wales, salisbury plain, central southern england, london and the midlands, andy further north and east, these areas could get a good covering of snow. a couple of centimetres here and there. perhaps even as much as ten centimetres across some of the hills. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... police in russia crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. more than 850 arrests have been made across the country. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected, because if the level of protection for the second dose is compromised by a longer delay, that of course will impact on the doctors that i represent, because they are facing the virus at close quarters as they look after patients. paul davies has resigned as the leader of the welsh conservatives after admitting consuming alcohol on the senedd estate days after a ban was enforced. now on

santa rosa temperatures climbing up into the low 60s, most inland parts of the bay area will at least hit 60 degrees if not exceeded including in concord where temperatures should reach the low 60s by friday afternoon. very similar temperatures for saturday and sunday and a warm- up kicks up next week. rest of the high temperatures for tomorrow, a few 50s mainly along the coast, otherwise it will be low to mid 60s across the board. this lexmark a pattern that we would expect maybe late january or early february, so a few weeks ahead of the pace there. the temperatures will go up as that dry stretch of whether takes on coming to the high- pressure, upper levels pressing down on us and that means the air gets compressed. drier weather kicks in by midmorning, continues to the weekend and all of next week. high temperatures by wednesday and thursday up into the mid 60s inland with low to mid 60s around the bay. and there are some forecast models that are even hitting the inland temptress could approach 70 degrees. not quite buying into that just yet but it is something we will keep a clos

hitting farther inland in the east bay. we see a couple of sprinkles on the wind chill, get excited, that's the extent of the rain chances tomorrow. the whole picture coming up in a second. a dry day on thursday and more rain on friday. futurecast, we will start the clock right now. let's zoom in for a close look. clouds for the rest of tonight. the first couple of showers trying to knock on the doorstep of the north bay by early tomorrow morning. 11:00 in the morning the showers will make their way into mendocino and lake county. the showers moving into the north they will fall apart as they try to make their way farther and farther inland. about a 50-50 chances showers holding together in san francisco. in the east bay and santa clara county they are going to dissolve before they get that far inland. clouds stick around into tomorrow night. if you don't see rain out of tomorrow system, south of golden gate, you will see another chance of showers heading our way on friday. that is not a guarantee of rain but more chance on

santa rosa, you will go to 70, mid to upper 60s inland. this is pretty much what the weekend will look like, a beautiful scenario for daytime highs climbing to mid 70s. as we get to the holiday, looking to martin luther king, jr. day coming up on monday, we'll be a little bit warmer. in fact the warmest day in this whole seven-day forecast is going to be on a monday. we'll sit around 70 for much of the bay and see mid 60s at the coast. a couple minor things to keep in mind speaking of the coast if you are thinking about heading to the beaches with temperatures in low 70s and plenty sunshine, it's one thing for the weather to be nice and the atmosphere. it will not be nice in the waves. keg on the forecast, there is another large swell heading our way. by sunday right there, that areas in the bright pink show you where we will be looking at dangerous surf specifically through the day on sunday. keep that in mind if you are thinking about heading near the water this weekend. look at the seven-day forecast, mid 70s for many inland locations f

coast from rain and sonoma counties down along the peninsula we're done with the rain now but for inland east bay area's you're still in the midst of actually some pretty good rain but it is beginning to exit the region. >>so we are in a transition period now officially you look outside at uc-berkeley cam right here shows you that look down to the east bay out towards the coastline. nice and dry look at all that clear skies that you're seeing closer to the bay itself that's something that our inland spots can't quite zooming in on the east bay, especially look at that pocket of heavy rainfall right especially from concord across the benicia bridge and 6.80 on up to fairfield that you're heavier spot of rainfall right now napa is also looking at some pockets of heavier rain rain stretches down along 6.80 through walnut creek san ramon eventually to the tri valley well look at the peninsula in the north bay, nice and dry out there as for the south bay really starting to dry out now the santa cruz mountains where we do have one of our burn scars looking much drier than it did just about an

sticks around to the martin the king holiday weekend, upper 60s to around 70 degrees inland. no rain in sight. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up in sports, the warriors have the canadian version of michael jordan. >> i'm sorry, that's a thing? >> intel the browns coach checked finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wraparound porch. the pipes are... making strange noises. ♪ ♪ eveven the plulumbers couldndn't help usus. nope. at least g geico makeses bundg our hohome and d car insurarance easy. whwhich saves s us a ton.. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. and d car insurarance easy. whwhich saves s us a ton.. ♪ ♪ digitatal transforormation has faileded to take o off. becacause it hasasn't reremoved ththe endless s mundane workrk we all hahate. ♪ ♪ automatition can sololve that by takining on repetetitive tasks for r us. unleash yoyour potentitial. uipathth. reboot w work. >>> the nba is quickly finding out how much more challenging it is to play outside of a bubble. >> you got that right pick of the nba and the players association now planning to revisit

temperatures inland in the east bay are in the mid and upper 60s. the numbers are grees ovaverage is t fivee bay area. we have temperatures in the lower half of the 60s. we have low and mid 60s in the bay we see a slight chance of showers. will start to burn through the fog. it is a rapid warm-up in the afternoon. we are just getting started with the warm weather pattern. look at the seven-day outlook. we have substantially warmer temperatures, especially inland as we go through the martin luther king holiday weekend. we have 70 degree highs. this is for inland portions of the bay area. even around the bay, we have low 60s along the coast. it looks like golfing weather to me. it looks like fishing weather to dennis. >>> i will take that. i will take that fishing weather. the warriors lose a big piece of the puzzle due to covid-19. the question is, can we hang with the beast of the east while shorthanded? >>> just a reminder, download the kpix 5 app, giving you 24 seven access >>> the warriors played a man down tonight. dennis is here to explain why.

temperatures in the mid to upper 40s to around 50, we drop down to the 30s inland with clearing skies overhead. 40s near the water, that is normal for january. high temperatures tomorrow also pretty close to normal, mid 50s along the coast with mid to upper 50s around the southbay and upper 50s and the santa clara valley, mid to upper 50s inland and the east bay, including the tri-valley but a little bit warmer for solano county. upper 50s around the central bay and close to the 60 degrees in the north bay, temperatures farther north, mendocino and lake counties, a mix of 50s and 60s. temperatures drop off sunday and they don't change much most of next week but there is that next round of heavier rain beginning late tuesday, continuing into wednesday, and maybe even thursday and friday. i will have another update coming up at 11:00. >>> years of the top headlines, taking a live look at the white house tonight. president biden just wind two more executive orders aimed at bringing economic relief to millions of americans. the first would later groundwork for a higher minimum wage for fe

low to mid 60s for the tri- valley, inland parts of the east bay should be pretty nice overall. not quite as much sunshine, more of a mix of clouds and sun but just another nice day, enjoy it, get some exercise before the rain chances move in. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees with low to mid 60s for the north bay as well, temperatures farther north reaching up to similar territory into the mid to upper 50s and low 60s. drop in temperatures friday, more portly that first chance of rain. the first one tends to be the weakest when we get out of one of these drier weather patterns so the next round of rain on sunday mainly late sunday into sunday night, that looks like it will add up to a bit more. some of the showers could linger into monday morning and then the heavier rain settles in for tuesday and especially tuesday night and wednesday, it could pick up maybe a half inch to an inch of total rainfall, just from that system, so that brings in the concern that we have to watch the wildfire burn scars around the bay area and make sure we don't have any debris flow

temperatures inland mostly dipping down into the 30s with a few low 40s kind of barely clinging to above 40 degrees. most low to mid 40s around the bay and along the coast, but another mild day tomorrow, we should see another mix of clouds and sunshine, the fulsome we had today the temperatures are not going to be quite as warm but still nice, upper 50s close to 60 degrees already by lunchtime, these numbers, if we stopped here, these would be above average high temperatures for the middle of january but we warm-up a few more degrees. temperatures mostly reaching up into the upper 50s around the bay, a few spots in the low 60s, low to mid 50s along the coast but farther inland temperatures back up into the low to mid 60s. the above average temperatures come to an end, though, on friday, along with the rain chances. we have cooler conditions as well. it cannot be called, but it will be a bit startling when you consider how warm we have been recently. temperatures return to the 50s for hides on friday, we stay there for the first, actually the entire weekend, the first half of next week bu

mid-50s inland and the east bay, tri-valley schmick up to around 54, 55 degrees. mid-50s as well. not a whole lot of variation because we are all going to be an assembler playing field with a chance of showers and a lot of cloud cover doubt the day. farther north, couple of spots and lake county stuck in the 40s for high temperatures. similar temperatures as we head into the weekend, couple of degrees warmer on saturday and the next round of rain showers heads and on sunday and then monday, tuesday and wednesday even into thursday more showers possible, kind of hit or miss showers and most of the day tuesday into the night and wednesday some heavy rain is looking a bit more likely pick we focus on tomorrow's showers of another look at the future cast, the but 6:00. >>> some californians are finding themselves locked out of their edd benefits. what is keeping them from their money. >>> a thing is a church continued to defy health orders and now group leaders could face jail time. and one n. bay city getting the okay to take action against unauthorized boats anchoring in >>> for the

mostly low 70s farther inland. the trivalley is going to be warm. the temperatures around the bay are going to be above average in the mid- to upper 60s. for the north bay and plenty of 70s on the map in mendocino and lake counties. this weather pattern is shifting around into late next week. incoming confidence that we're going to see a wetter-than- average weather pattern by late next week. and into january to go long with that and it's to be a cooler-than-average pattern. enjoy it here and eventually, some rain chances will head our way and by friday. the tail end of the seven-day forecast with plenty of warm weather between now and then. we'll have an update at 11:00. elizabeth. >> thank you, paul. >> here's a look at the top headlines. looking out at the u.s. capitol. we learned more than 300 members of a california national guard are being deployed to washington, d.c. they will join 25,000 other troops around the capitol on inauguration day. to prevent a repeat of the capitol attack, d.c. has become a fortress. five-ton trucks are blocking maj

we end up tomorrow morning down into the 30s inland, still 40s around the bay, and then the temperatures are going to warm up about 2 to 5 degrees above average across the board for high temperatures on saturday which puts us into the mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s to around 60 degrees near the bay and mostly in the low 60s farther inland, once the early morning fog dissipates. temperatures will be very similar sunday, and not much change monday and tuesday and then the warm-up really kicks in, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s even near 70 degrees inland by wednesday, thursday and friday. still near 60 degrees along the coast. we keep you updated and hope we can find hints of rain to may be heading our way. >>> baseball mourned the loss of amanda giants fans love to hate. >>> fred warner does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> the busy and multitalented gianna franco joins us now, she did traffic on our morning show

for all of the inland valleys. for the north bay, east bay and the santa clara valley under that freeze warning. checking temperatures, we are at 34 in concord, 42 oakland, livermore 31. 41 san francisco. 34 in san jose and down to 28 degrees in santa rosa with mainly clear skies. as we head through the will see increasing rain. highs in the low to mid50's. taking you hour by hour on future cast, 1:00 p.m. you can see that rain north bay. starting to move into parts of the san francisco area as we head through 4:00 p.m. widespread rain and as we look to tonight we are going to see heavy rain. high intensity rainfall and high winds as the cold front pushes across the bay area. that's your look at weather. let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. it's dry for now. big changes ahead as we look at that wet weather. it's cold as we start off the day. >>> grab that jacket. get going this morning. give yourself extra time. we have a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. live look. you can see traffic for t

especially for inland forces of the bay area. we will have another update on the friday rain chance coming up at 5:30 and we will keep you updated throughout the day tomorrow. >>> coming up, music's biggest night postponed. as covert rages in los angeles. what we have learned about the new plans for the grammys. >>> and major restructuring at macy's as the retailer tries to >>> breaking news from overseas. a major crackdown on pro- democracy figures and hong kong. about 50 people just arrested by police under the city's new national security law. among those arrested are former lawmakers and activists. >>> one of the musics industries biggest mice is going to have to wipe. the grand mary the grammy awards are postponed. it was at the aero cbs. but the recording academy says the grammys are being pushed back until march because of the coronavirus surge. stroking the daily shows trevor know what is set to host, beyoncc the leading contender with nine emendations. nominations. stroking another blow to retail number macy's is closing

we could expect low temperatures to drop into the upper 30s in our inland valleys mainly low 40s right around the bay shoreline and coast. tomorrow's highs will be mid-50s around the coast and not much higher only mid to upper 50s around the bay and inland. and now we bring in the storm impact scale for that monday, tuesday storm which will bring us light to moderate rainfall, and monday is going to be quite a wet and messy day, a little breezy at times as well. and that way we'll continue into tuesday before it tapers off. once it tapers off, we can expect quite a change in our weather pattern. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. periods of sun and clouds over the weekend again with showers limited to the north bay. monday and tuesday more widespread rainfall. it'll be heavier and steadier at times. then on wednesday the skies clear much like today, and then thursday and friday of next week we expect sunny skies and mild and dry conditions with high temperatures around 60 degrees in the bay, near the bay and inland on thursday and friday, and mid-50s on the coast. so we've got

little additional sunshine goes a long way, a mix of upper 50s and low 60s for the tri-valley and inlando the east bay, mostly mid to upper 50s around the central bay and the same thing for the north bay because you will have thicker clouds overhead, and a slight chance of passing showers, best chance farther north into lake county's. no rain in the extended forecast, plenty of warmth thursday through the martin luther king holiday weekend upper 60s to near 70 inland, with low to mid 60s around the bay, i will have another update coming up at 11:00. >> here's a look at your top headlines, a live look at capitol hill tonight, house democrats are speeding up efforts to remove president trump from office. republicans blocked the democrats resolution, calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment. house speaker nancy pelosi says that if pence does not respond in 24 hours, democrats will move forward with the articles of impeachment. a vote could come as soon as wednesday. >> if we impeach him this week, it should be immediately transmitted to the senate, >> take a live lo

i think contra costa county inland, the valleys, the east bay very likely looking at patchy fog lateg. 53 now. similar view. hazy skies in the tri-valley around livermore. 56. san jose did benefit from the most sunshine today. earlier in the low 60s right now and northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. areas of fog will see drizzle in a few areas along the coast or missed along the low clouds for inland east bay valleys waking up for fog and in the afternoon clouds mixed with shine similar day than we had today with low 60s from san jose into morgan hill. 58 the high in san francisco. 58 in livermore. and a little cooler as we get back towards selanaloolano coun napa where the fog may linger for monday. in terms of the hour by hour rain outlook tomorrow, nothing to see other than the misty skies except late in the day you see there to the north beginning to see a few rain chances which is where the target for our best chance for rain will likely end up late tuesday into wednesday as we take a closer look tuesday afternoon notice how the rain is north of san francisco the best chance for

, these are about 5 to 10 degrees above normal, 10 to 15 degrees above average further inland. dry weather continues to the holiday weekend, temperatures get a little warmer sunday and monday, but late next week, the pattern slips. going to see cooler temperatures and some rain chances. this is really far down the line, take this with a grain of salt, roughly the size of half of dough. we are looking at 10 days in the future, escalating rain chances by the time we had next weekend. going to have to wait for it, but hopefully it will be worth waiting for. temperatures of the weekend, take advantage of it, unseasonably warm, nice outside for the middle of january. then there is that first a chance of showers headed our way by late friday. we will keep you updated on that. >>> coming up in sports, the 49ers are out to the bay area will be well represented in the playoffs tomorrow, and it is going to be a battle of it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me f

upper 50s to low 60s inland. lets check in with and get a check of traffic. >> we have brake lights forming out of tracey now. those delays extending near mountain house and 205. you will have a few brake lights there and then stop and go conditions getting ton 580 also. give yourself a few extra minutes if you are super commuter coming out of tracey, heading towards that dublin interchange. you see brake lights to just about north flynn with speeds dipping down about 22 miles per hour. travel time is about 29 minutes from 205 over towards 680. westbound 80 -- highway 4 to the maze only 15 minutes right now. i'm getting first reports of a trouble spot near san pablo. i will have a look at that coming up in my next report. >>> a life look now at the white house. flags have been lowered to half staff to honor two u.s. capitol police officers who died after wednesday's violent riot at the capitol building. a procession was held at washington d.c. yesterday to honor the officers. officer bryan died from his injuries

mid to upper 60s inland from san jose to morgan hill.ning temperatures should be in the 40s, passing high clouds going on by and they'll bet out of here quickly as things trend more gusty. i think we'll see more 70s, could be close in a few spots. the top spot might be santa rosa in the mid-70s. 73 in san jose and low 70s around the tri-valley. but the big headline monday and tuesday will be the wind. these areas in red, high wind warnings. that is an elevated status for wind potential or wind damage. gusts up to 60 miles per hour possible or higher than that above 1,000 feet from the santa cruz mountains, east bay hills, diablo range. the entire bay area under a wind advisory where gusts might get close to 45 miles per hour. so the peak winds, see how the map turns red and purple so it will be monday evening through tuesday morning where wind speeds will stay strong and won't start to dial back until 9:00 or 11:00 on tuesday night for the north bay. still gusty in the hills. central bay and south bay, a similar trending. peak gusts tomo

these are pretty few and far between, and around the central bay, inland and the east bay, couple sprinkles showed up. we have seen more showers in south bay, then in the santa clara valley is a very welcome rainfall because you have been on the short end of things with every rain system so far this winter but you have seen some showers today and showers going down the peninsula into the santa clara valley once this departs we are going to be drying out for the rest of tonight it looks like the first half of the weekend will be dry as well but the second half of the weekend brings us the next round of rain, and the train of storm systems. take a look at the full seven- day forecast. >>> we go to wilson walker. despite the storm it has been such a dry winter overall. how was the water supply looking? >> we do the stories intermittently, when the rainfall shows up intermittently, to check on things like reservoirs. how are we looking overall? we will do it from the southbay tonight. a bit of a theme to all of the stories over the last couple of years. good to have the rain but we need more of

concorde, warmer than that as you read across the bay and further inland.ctly what is normal for this time of year. same thing for san jose. temperatures in the upper-50s to around 60 degrees. maybe not the button-of sunshine but the father used to go, the more sense and you will see, both saturday and again on sunday. temperatures across the board, in the mid-to-upper-50s except right along the coast where you will be stuck in the low-50s and further inland, north bay, elliptical as well because of the rain chances. everybody gets into the rain by monday and tuesday. again, it's not going to be the really heavy stuff that we just got done with. we will try out for a few days. wednesday, thursday and friday, looks pretty nice when she gets past groundhog's day. tuesday, an update on the north bay rain chances. we will zoom in for a closer look at 6:00. elizabeth? >> paul, thanks. >>> new at 6:00, wearing masks is a common sight these days. should we be wearing more than one at a time? we have the answer. >>> plus -- >> the first time they took covid-19 with

some dry skies for the start of your monday morning, a mix of dense fog advisories for solano county inland towards the central valley and then out towards the coast as a result of king tides, coastal flood advisories. that will remain until 03:00pm today now as far as the fog is concerned visibility is fine for most areas at this moment, there are a couple of dense fog east patches in southern sonoma as well as portions of marine county and even into the car he was out of the delta eventually out to the central valley that direction is where you're seeing that dense us to fog you notice how it's patches as we make our way through the day most of us will be still still sitting under clear skies into the midst of your morning commute. well there will be those patches that are definitely not looking quite as clear as the rest of us livermore double in concord napa up in the north bay all in the upper 30's. well, oakland berkeley and alameda in the mid to upper 40's for your current temperatures. later today, it's back to the upper 50's to low 60's. we go under mostly sunny conditions. that's

's today, clearing drying skies a much calmer but still cool afternoon as for our day planner for inland valleys morning, rainfall to be expected as we're seeing right now. but then clear skies this afternoon nice chance to step back out there and enjoy some of our mostly sunny skies later today. reyna. doctor fauci doctor anthony fauci the nation's leading infectious disease expert during a cnn town hall. >>doctor fauci said just because someone is vaccinated does not give them the green light to travel. >>that is not a good idea to travel. but we don't want people to think because they got vaccinated then other public health recommendations just don't apply. >>well doctor fauci and other public health experts agree traveling is still a safety concern regardless of your vaccination status. now she says maximum immunity can only happen at least 10 days. after the second dose. i will take a look at this it was no typical walk in the park for this pup to look at him. the dog jumped a freshly fallen snow near mammoth lakes. now the now the snow hole of the storm has dumped more than 3 feet

>>showers off the coast starting to make its way inland.ut don't let all of that green for you because it's mainly coming down is drizzle if any mainly for the peninsula coastline, but. >>let me know if you are seeing any light rain in your area really just raises amount at best. we're going to notice warmer and drier weather for the 2nd half of the weekend. low 60's for downtown san francisco and 58 degrees for half moon bay with daly city learning with 60's but some low 60's from brisbane to burlingame winds out of the south at around 20 miles per hour or less. >>it is going to be a dry day mostly cloudy skies, san mateo warming up to 63 degrees with widespread mid 60's for most of the south bay even san jose as well low 60's for hayward livermore and even walnut creek 62 degrees but in the 50's for those of you in napa and santa rosa as well that's the word of the night. sheehan. >>of course for a fact it's the word bullying world now my so that does it for kron 4 news and i do go to where we're back at the top of the hour for profit is

heavier rain was over the city in the bay pushing further inland towards the tri-valley, contra costa county with heavier rainfall amounts. and, there is more rain, especially in the santa cruz mountains, exactly what we have been worried about, this scenario setting up. that rain has been pushing through a rain shadow but is there enough moisture in the system to overcome that rain shadow? a lot of it can get squeezed out of the mountains and there is plenty to make its way further inland. more moisture offshore will continue surging in as we head through the rest of tonight? of course, we are concerned about the potential for flash flooding which is why we have a flash flood watch in effect for all the burn scars across the bay area. the east bay hills, diablo ridge and santa cruz mountains. i want to focus on that's easy you burn scar in the santa cruz mountains outlined in red. that is where the wildfire happened the last summer and early last fall. these are the amount we expect between now and at 9:00 tomorrow morning. rainfall rates between an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inches of

saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday highs in the low 70s inland. upper 60s to near 70 around the bay shoreline, and low to mid-60s on the coast. it's going to be pretty warm by mid-january standards, dan and ama. >> certainly. all right. thank you, spencer. >>> still to come here, a local tech ceo says we need to change our priorities when it comes to distributing the vaccine. we told you about it yesterday, and today we sit down with him virtually with a leader in san francisco to see if his plan can actually be put into practice. >>> i'm wayne freedman in marin county with proportionately the oldest population in the state of california. one in three people are more than 65 years old. how long will it take for ♪ ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of

it makes the water come further inland. so during the late morning hours we'll have these extremely high tides, but during the evenings we have extremely low tides. we'll do it all over again tomorrow and that may cause localized flooding during the high tide times. as we check out high temperatures today, it's going to be nice. even though we're starting out with clouds and fog, look at our high temperatures for today and a high of 64 in morgan hill. in the north bay, we're up to the upper 50s. a little bit cooler around antioch where that fog linkers longer. it's not going to be as warm and sunny. as we go through the week, we'll have storm systems passing by. the green shows you where it could be raining. we're for the most part just missing out on these storm systems as the rain just falls apart before it gets here. parts of the north bay may see some scattered showers between tuesday and wednesday. the models are not putting down that much for us as we could only see about a tenth of an inch around healdsburg. notice a

high temperatures will range from mid-50s a the coast to upper 50s around the bay and inland.imation starting on sunday. and notice we've just got a series of storms coming in. some periods of rainfall every single day next week. some of it will be heavy at times. colder air iscoming into the bay area. so we can expect snow in impact scale. rainfall totals by the end, 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches of rain generally. and what we're looking at, what we can expect is the highest rainfall totals of the season so far. strongest winds of the week will be on wednesday. and snow levels, as i mentioned, down to 2,000 feet. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. and you can see the numbers right there. most of the storms will rank only one on the storm impact scale. but that wednesday storm ranks 3. and we haven't seen a storm quite that strong in some time. with all the rain we're expecting next week in such a short period of time, there could be localized flooding. maybe some erosion in the burn scar areas. let's not worry than yet. we'll just keep you posted as situations develop. dan a

further showers will affect coastal areas, but many inland areas will see clear skies and lighter winds into the first part of the weekend, we hold on to high pressure to the west of us, lower pressure to the east, so we maintain this northerly airflow. that will continue to feed showers into coastal areas. wintry showers over any higher ground, but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine. but it'll be another cold day on saturday, temperatures range from around freezing to 5—6 celsius closer to the coasts. 0nto part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction — higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, driving showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well. and they will be wintry, especially across the high ground. so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas — again, a cold day to come when you factor in the strong north—easterly breeze, it could feel quite raw. and

but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine. around freezing to five or six degrees closer to the coasts. as we head on to part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction. higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, and that'll drive showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well, and they will be wintry, especially over the higher ground, so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas. and again, another cold day to come. when you factor in the stronger north—easterly breeze, it could feel quite raw. that breeze just picks up further as we head on into next week. a stronger easterly, which will feed in thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain at times, particularly across southern and eastern parts of england. and you'll notice it will stay quite cold, particularly when you factor in the strong easterly wind. good morning, welcome to breakfast wit

but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine.es closer to the coasts. as we head on to part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction. higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, and that'll drive showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well, and they will be wintry, especially over the higher ground, so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas. and again, another cold day to come. when you factor in the stronger north—easterly breeze, it could feel quite raw. that breeze just picks up further as we head on into next week. a stronger easterly, which will feed in thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain at times, particularly across southern and eastern parts of england. and you'll notice it will stay quite cold, particularly when you factor in the strong easterly wind. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around

but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine. to the coast. as we head on to part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction. higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, and that'll drive showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well, and they will be wintry, especially over the higher ground, so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas. and again, another cold day to come. when you factor in the stronger north—easterly breeze, it could feel quite raw. that breeze just picks up further as we head on into next week. a stronger easterly, which will feed in thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain at times, particularly across southern and eastern parts of england. and you'll notice it will stay quite cold, particularly when you factor in the strong easterly wind. this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk has now ended its partnership with the europe

further showers will affect coastal areas, but many inland areas will see clear skies, lighter winds,tretches to watch out for. so into the first part of the weekend, we hold on to high pressure to the west of us, lower pressure to the east, so we maintain this northerly airflow and that'll continue to feed showers into coastal areas. wintry showers, that is certainly over any higher ground, but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine, but it's going to be another cold day on saturday — temperatures range from around freezing to 5 or 6 celsius closer to the coast. as we head on to part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction — higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, and that'll drive showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well, and they will be wintry, especially over the high ground, so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas — and again, a cold day to com

but inland areas should tend to stay dry with good spells of sunshine.celsius closer to the coast. as we head on to part two of the weekend, we start to see a slight shift in wind direction. higher pressure to the north, low pressure to the near continent. that'll start to feed in a north—easterly wind across the country, and that'll drive showers into north sea coasts, a few of them pushing inland as well, and they will be wintry, especially over the higher ground, so probably the best of any dry and bright weather will be across southern, northern and western areas. and again, another cold day to come. when you factor in the stronger north—easterly breeze, it could feel quite raw. that breeze just picks up further as we head on into next week. a stronger easterly, which will feed in thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain at times, particularly across southern and eastern parts of england. and you'll notice it will stay quite cold, particularly when you factor in the strong easterly wind. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: big ben bongs th