i'm jose diaz-balart. just moments ago, the fda approved a booster dose of the pfizer vaccine for children ages 12 to 15. this as we face another day of long lines for covid testing as americans head pack to work and to school amid a surge in cases. and flight cancellations and delays due to airline staffing issues and severe weather. we'll take a look at what is being done to keep kids safe and healthy at school. as israel begins giving people in certain groups a fourth vaccine dose, as the nation prepares the mark one year since the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the house committee investigating the attacks revealing more about what it has learned so far. >>> in colorado, the search continues for two people still missing after a powerful, fast-moving wildfire destroyed nearly a thousand homes. >>> and any minute now, president biden will be returning to the white house after his holiday break. with one of his top priorities being trying to stop russia from invading ukraine once again. >>> and

jose? >> kelly, so important, what you're telling us this morning. evelyn, could preemptive sanctions against russia really make a difference, make putin maybe think twice about invading ukraine, if that's what he has in mind? >> well, jose, thanks again for having me on. i would argue with the biden administration that these sanctions are so strong this time around, the economic sanctions, blocking banks from getting access to dollars and other things of that nature that i would say that they are right to dangle them as a, as a punitive measure later, after they invade. not now. there are other sanctions we could undertake now the german chancellor is coming to town this week to meet with our president. they could decide together to say, you know what, the in order streem 2 pipeline between germany and russia, it's done. it's -- they're just going to sanction that completely and it will never operate. there are things that can be done. the most important thing is this u.n. action, actually

they gave jose the job of running.>> so we think 1989 will be a tremendous year we will be very happy with the ghost of this company >> that was the year, 1989, when robert rand, then a reporter for the miami herald, went to las vegas to cover a trade show for the home video business. and happened to meet jose menendez. >> what was your impression of the guy? >> talked to him for maybe two or three minutes. seemed professional, dynamic. >> a high powered career. a beautiful family. and finally the one missing piece of jose's american dream -- the perfect home. jose moved his family from calabasas, then pre-kardashian and a relatively unknown enclave outside of los angeles, to a more tony address. joan was with her sister the day the realtor called kitty. >> they had accepted jose's offer, and kitty, you got your zip code. and that made her so happy. >> uh-huh. absolutely. >> 722 north elm drive. a six-bedroom mediterranean-style home. swimming pool. guest house. tennis court. elton john once lived in this very house. s

i'm jose diaz-balart. the nation pauses today to remember the life and legacy of civil rights leader dr. martin luther king jr. members of his family are in the nation's capitol to make another push for voting rights legislation. as the senate is set to make what may be a futile effort to push those bills through. we'll talk with democratic texas congresswoman, shelia jackson lee about what comes next. meantime, we're learning more about the gunman who held several people hostage in a texas synagogue for nearly 12 hours. >>> on the eastern seaboard, an messy start to the week for tens of millions of people as a winter storm brings heavy snow, ice, rain, and wind to the region. >>> and a former haitian senator is arrested in connection with last year's assassination of the country's former president. we'll take a closer look at the deteriorating situation on the ground in haiti. >>> and we begin with the fight for voting rights, as the nation marks martin luther king jr. day. right now, hundreds of activist

>> thank you, jose.he reason why i have such a live passion is because i grew up in a trailer park with farm worker parents and my life mission was to become a doctor, so i can come home and serve and address this mission head-on. and i carry that mission now as a congressman. and what i realize is that our community are hungry to get the health care that they need. oftentimes resources are spent in the more affluent areas, or areas that have more political clout. and the resources that do exist sometimes are not in the language that the community can understand. and so one of the ways to address this inequality and disparity is to take the care to the people. in other words, one of the things we've done here is we've organized with grassroots organization to do health education fares for testing programs and also vaccination programs, where we go to the site of employment, we go to the low-income housing, we go to the schools and to the neighborhoods and we knock -- literally, knock on doors to inform t

dayana: nos encontramos en vivo en el centro de san josÉ.den imaginarse que de a poco se comienza la emociÓn. el partido entre 49ers y los rams serÁ aquÍ. aquÍ tenemos un fanÁtico. ¿desde ya celebrando? >> aquÍ tenemos un tequila y margaritas porque van a ganar este fin de semana. dayana: ¿por quÉ van a ganar? >> estamos de local y van a ganar. dayana: si ganan pueden ir al super bowl. ¿cÓmo se siente? >> estamos muy emocionados. dayana: ¿dame una razÓn por la cual van a ganar los 49ers? >> el equipo de la casa es el que gana. dayana: gracias por hablar con nosotros. anteriormente estuve hablando con dueÑos de negocios que estÁn en el centro de san josÉ, ellos cuentan que tienen mucha expectativa de esperar la gente. vamos a ver lo que nos dicen. >> esperamos mucha gente. tenemos las pantallas listas para el juego. dayana: muchos de ellos estÁn instalando televisores afuera, a partir de maÑana me dicen y tambiÉn el domingo tendrÁn "happy hour". aseguran que habrÁn mÁs mesas de lo usual. mÁs adelante les tengo de quÉ manera actÚan las autorid

this morning, fog is thick. 30's and 40's, 46 jose.k is going to linger for much of the morning the afternoon is bright. the theme today -- morning five to afternoon sunshine, slightly warmer today compared to yesterday. 60's this afternoon. jobina: we are covering covering crash in san jose. all plans shut down on northbound 85 pass to the hannah boulevard. the san jose police homicide unit on the scene. sounds like more than just a crash. live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. our camera is foggy. fog advisory for all roadways surrounding napa, but also you saw in san jose very foggy as well. wrapping up with a live look in emeryville showing you i-80. how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i'm jose diaz-balart. this morning, we are learning new details about the crisis between ukraine and russia. the border there continues very problematic, as ukrainian president zelensky is warning his nation to remain calm. we'll get a live report from kyiv with the latest. meanwhile, here in the u.s., the latest covid surge is stretching health care centers to the brim. we'll hear from workers on the front lines about how they are grappling with this wave of new patients. out west, new mexico's governor is asking state workers and national guard members to become licensed substitute teachers and child care workers amid a growing staffing shortage. >>> in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi says she's running for another term in congress. but will she seek the leadership again? we'll get an update from capitol hill. and south of the border, a journalist who feared for her life was found dead in her car on sunday in mexico. now the deadliest country for journalists. >> and we begin with the latest on the

extension into downtown san jose. the law will have to move. >> the deadline they have given us is by december this year. which we think is unreasonable. we are currently in the process of looking for a site to relocate, but it has been a real challenge. >> reporter: the bta is currently buying up 93 pieces of land along the santa clara street corridor, where trains will eventually run in tunnels two underground stations. >> the b.a.r.t., silicon valley project itself is really all about bringing enhanced public benefit to enhance mobility. >> reporter: buying the land is a long process that begins with friendly negotiations which can move into eminent domain if no agreement can be reached on pricing. it could end with a court deciding what is fair. >> we don't get to the eminent domain process until we have exhausted other efforts to acquire the property. >> there is a lot of other businesses and companies, both large and small, that rely on us to keep their trucks running. >> reporter: the truck center says it has b

>> jose, good morning.through tiny droplets in the air that we can't really see with our naked eye, now we're saying, if you can, especially if you're higher risk, have an underlying medical condition like cancer, for example, or over 65, upgrade your mask if you can. so this is -- a lot of people have seen this, the k 95 masks. i'll go through a quick demonstration. very similar to the kf94 that is made in south korea. this is made in china. we're going to give places for people to get these if they want to surge for them online and the n-95 mask. the key difference between the n 95 and the kn 95. loops on the kn95 and straps on the n95. you can know that you're buying a high-quality, non-quality n95 mask if it says niosh on the surface of it or on the box for the kn95s, they have loops. that's the difference in quality. it's still very high quality, just like a kf94. the way you know a kf94 is legitimate is if it says "made in south korea" on the box. for kn95s, there's been quality issues from the very b

san francisco, oakland and san jose. cooler, for clouds by the end of the week into next week and same for the inland east bay, the north bay and the coast as we look at a big cooldown into next week. >>> we still have that traffic alert this morning? >> we do. it'll be out there for quite some time. this is in san jose. a deadly crash. all lanes are shut down. it is a hard closure for the investigation. the coroner is on scene. it'll take time for the lanes to open up. we are starting to see that back up. give yourself extra time. the crash shut down all lanes, as as agaill be e r quitsome time. alternate. e it's a possibility to kind of avoid the delays. if you are coming out of south san jose you can take 101, get onto 80 north. you can take saratoga to lawrence expressway, over to 280. that will get you there as well. you do have some options to avoid the delays on 85. we will stay on top of that. looking at travel times. it's about a 30 minute ride to go north 85. so, sluggish there already this morning because of t

it is in san jose. it'll be out there for most of a riou crash,a deadly crash happened just about 4:45 this morning. looks like a one car may have been involved and one person died in the incident. we have a lot of activity on scene. the investigation is underway. in the meantime, traffic is just backed up well beyond saratoga avenue. stick with alternates. 1401 to 280 if you want to use the freeway. you can surface streets. we will watch that throughout the morning. >>> the live news desk. we have the update on the breaking news we have been following morning. that lockdown in scott's valley and the santa cruz mountains. that was because police were looking for two people who apparently were involved in a shooting at a california highway patrol officer during a pursuit. this is the area we are talking about. the lockdown has been lifted but police haven't said if if they have any leads. the chase ended at around 11:00. this was the neighborhood that was told to shelter in place. police looking for a wh

jose? >> fascinating stuff! ellison, thank you so much. dr. blackstock, all of this comes as cases, as gabe was telling us in the northeast are beginning to plateau. what factors are you looking for that could indicate omicron has already hit its peak in places like new york? >> so in new york, we're actually seen cases plateau. we've all seen over the last few days, hospitalizations decrease slightly as well. we know that death is a lagging indicator. unfortunately, we won't see the effects of omicron on death cases for another few weeks. but i know that i've even just seen in my own experience, testing lines in the new york city area are much, much shorter. my concern, though, is that while we're reaching the peak, how long will the plateau last, meaning that people will still be hospitalized. we still have about 15,000 people that have been hospitalized in new york state in the last few weeks. so those numbers are still quite high. and what's going to happen as omicron spreads across the

i'm jose diaz-balart. moments ago, the head of the cdc approved booster shots for children with compromised immune systems. this comes as the surge in covid cases shows no sign of slowing down. president biden, meanwhile, will talk later today about what is administration is doing to help overloaded hospitals. we also talk with a scientific adviser to puerto rico's governor about how the u.s. island territory is dealing with the flood of new infections. also, on this, as a combination of covid and winter weather, it makes for another terrible travel day in the air. and on the ground, as well. on capitol hill, senate democrats are making voting rights their first big priority for the new year. and out west, a one-time silicon valley star now faces jail time after she was convicted of defrauding investors. and new instability in haiti, as the prime minister was forced to flee an independence day event after a deadly shooting at his office. his office says that it was an assassination attempt. >> and we begin

jose? >> yeah. matt bradley, matt bodner, evelyn farkas and helane cooper, thank you for being with me this morning. >>> now to breaking news from the u.s. supreme court where the justices have agreed to hear arguments on another case with affirmative action. joining me now, myla wiley and pete williams. pete, tell us more about what the supreme court will be looking at in this case. >> it will be looking at whether or not affirmative action is constitutional or discriminatory, in both a private university, harvard, and a public university, the university of north carolina. the supreme court will be hearing these cases in the fall. but, you know, it's been six years since the supreme court upheld affirmative action, saying that colleges and universities can use it as one factor to be considered among many in order to achieve a more diverse student body, which the supreme court said has educational benefits. but a group called students for affirmative -- for fair admissions, rather, has chal

josÉ: correcto, le pones un poco de fruta.a gente cuando busca al niÑo dios dentro de la rosca, puedas disfrutar la dulzura de la esencia de lo que es la tradiciÓn y la fe. carla: una excelente tradiciÓn para recordar nuestros inicios. una pregunta. vamos en la Última estaciÓn. josÉ: correcto, es un poquito complicado la elaboraciÓn de la rosca, pero lo bueno de la rosca es poderla partir. en Ésta estamos listos para meterla al horno. despuÉs de 40 minutos de cocciÓn a 300 grados lo podemos disfrutar. carla: y por arte de magia, seÑor josÉ. apareciÓ la rosca completamente lista, decorada. muchÍsimas gracias y tambiÉn quiero recordarles que nosotros tambiÉn podemos compartir con nuestros familiares y seres queridos de una manera muy segura, sobre todo en estos tiempos durante la pandemia. aquÍ ya tenemos esta rosca de reyes completamente preparada y tambiÉn vamos a compartir con nuestros compaÑeros de trabajo que ya se encuentran allÍ en pantalla en una video llamada, todo listo para compartir juntos, asÍ sea a la distancia est

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jose?tor, i want to show you this headline in "the washington post" that reads, quote, which mask, what test? covid's latest surge spreads an epidemic of confusion. what are some of the biggest misconceptions you're hearing? >> some of the misconceptions i here is that for example everyone needs to get a pcr test, because that's the gold standard. where we know that rapid antigen tests are really good at telling you whether you're contagious, whether you can be around other people. we also don't hear a lot of clarity on what masks are important. some may still be wearing a cloth mask, or trying to wear an n95, but unable to because it's uncomfortable. the best mask is one you can wear reliably, that's lost in the messaging. i hear a lot of misinformation about, omicron is not so severe because we don't have to worry about, when it's severe enough for a hospital that's already being crushed to put that hospital over the edge. it's just a lot of misinformation and we really need to go back at

that's in san josÉ? >> yeah, the fog is so dense you can't even see downtown san josÉ.k right now. it's about 45 degrees, so temperatures are mild but the fog is so dense, not even just for san josÉ but really parts of the south bay down through morgan hill. look at the fog and visibility, and really dense through morgan hill, parts of

, por el informe en vivo desde san josÉ.esidente joe biden revelÓ un plan para incrementar las pruebas de coronavirus en todas las escuelas del paÍs, la meta es displibuir 5 millones de pruebas rÁpidas, y otras 5 millones de p c r, el 95% de las escuelas imparten clases presenciales por por lo que es necesario que se hagan la prueba mÁs a menudo. las autoridades advierten nuestras comunidades que hay estafadores que se estÁn aprovechando. ante la nueva ola de contagios de covid-19 y ante la crecrien te necesidad de comprobar si estÁn infectados aparece un camhubo propicio para los estafadores. >>> estÁn poniendo sus cartitas en diferentes calles y esquinas y ofrucen pruebas, pero en realidad no son organizaciones legÍtimas estÁn robando su informaciÓn privada. >>> hoy la junta de supervisores de los Ángeles aprobÓ una mociÓn presentada por la supervisora katherine... para solicitar a varias dependencias, incluyendo los departamentos de salud, y del sheriff un plan de acciÓn conjunto para prevenir a la comunidad de este tipo

this is san jose and 87.ll cloud cover -- take you to sutro tower where the fog layer is not as widespread. ies from this vantage point.ght a lot of sunshine later today. fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. today. we do have visibility less than .25 of a mile. similar story from san san jose, thick fog as you travel around. seeing the low visibility at this hour. use the low beams and add extra distance to the car in front of you. after morning fog, we see afternoon sunshine. the sun will take its time coming out and once it does, low to mid 60's today. later tonight, we do expect areas of fog to develop. we are in this pattern where we cannot get any winds to mix out this fog. temperatures in the 30's and 40's as we had to your thursday. seven day forecast, chilly with fog this morning. a sunny afternoon. we keep a mild trend through the end of the week along with the morning fog and afternoon sunshine. there is a chance of showers late sunday into monday, but anything would be very light in nature. reggie: now, w

este restaurante queda en la ciudad de san josÉ.on heridas de bala. todos se encuentran recluidos en cÁrceles del condado santa clara. el concejo de san josÉ aprobÓ una controversial ordenanza que requerirÍa que los responsables de armas de fuego paguen un seguro. consultamos con un abogado en derechos civiles. >> >> las reacciones no se hicieron esperar. desde ayer anticipaban acciones legales en contra. ya estamos familiarizados con un hecho en este paÍs, el derecho de considerar formas es arte de la constituciÓn. no estÁ de acuerdo con las nuevas medidas. vamos a ir a la corte para quitar la ley. >> hoy mismo una demanda fue anunciada en contra de la ciudad de san josÉ. >> es posible que lo paren del todo? >> depende de quÉ tan rÁpido se en las demandas a las cortes. el juez de darles la razÓn. esto no pararÍa el ordenanza. esta ley no viola la constituciÓn, es muy probable que lleguen hasta la corte suprema. >> el voto es una victoria en el uso de armas. paola: nos comunicamos con el vocero del condado que no se explica sobre la

look at this live look in san jose. you can't even make out the camera because of how dense the fog is. down to less than a quarter mile of visibility. coming up, i'll let you know how the rest of your wednesday is going to shake out in your full forecast. >> it's very tough. you're going to have a hard time seeing your exit or the roadway right in front of you. here, we're looking at freemont from the rooftop camera. you can kind of make out the roadway next to the building. that's about it. you can't see tesla as far as the parking lot goes. a slower drive is expected for you in the early hours. we'll show you what to expect on the freeways overall. >>> good morning to you. good wednesday morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. hope your morning commute is a smoother ride than what we've had on wall street the last couple days. we had another roller coaster session yesterday. the dow had been down more than 800 points, as high as 226, at the end of the day it was down 66 points. that drop really didn't tell the whole st

in san jose.kpix45. >>> and happening today in contra costa thean 't object city council is expected to formalize a new ordinance requiring gun owners to disable or lock up their firearms at home. >>> we are waiting to hear more about a potential jewelry theft, a smash and grab robbery on the peninsula last night. it happened at the mall. the mall was open. it was about 7:00 p.m. when thieves targeted at least one jewelry store inside the shops there in san bruno. our photographer got video the aftermath. several blas cases were shattered and again we will be hearing more from police on this today. taking at i live look at san francisco where a proposal on surveillance cameras is going to be looked at by the board of supervisors today. right now police aren't able to monitor cameras in realtime. that could have helped them solve several of the robbery that we saw around union square over the past several months. this is a proposal by the mayor, of course privacy activists are concerned about a sur

that will put us back to 62 in san jose. low 60s, cupertino and los gatos.r to the east bay, oakland, 57. down to fremont, 62. back into concord, 62 as well. let's bring it to the peninsula. light winds, some of the sunshine. 59, half moon bay. 62, palo alto. san francisco is coming in with 50s across the board from the marina down to the ingleside. let's take it off to the north bay. ukiah, 58 degrees. sonoma, 62. snow valley right there at 59. so, yes, we are under this dry spell. it is a real sharp turn for us after all of that december rainfall, so high pressure is going to keep the dry weather certainly through this weekend. even it looks like at this point as we roll into next week. the other thing starting to edge into the forecast i wanted to bring your attention to is this system off here to the north. once we hit friday it is going to drop down, and i do see some wind increasing from this, specifically over the north bay and the sierra. now, thankfully, we did have that december rainfall so everything is still pretty moist out there on the vegetati

desde san josÉ, telemundo. >>> todavÍa falta mucho camino.n incendio en las calles (hablan en inglÉs), las calles fueron cerradas, 5 carrilese va fueron reabiertos gÉla policÍa pide evitar el Área y tambiÉn solicitar a los peatones y conductores precauciÓn por esa zona. (hablan en inglÉs) la oficial de salud del condado santa clara se uniÓ al congresista rock kani donde brindaron actualizaciÓn sobre la pandemia. la mayorÍas de los casos son de Ómicron porque no se sabe la comjeprejidad. la subvariante de Ómicron ba.2 estÁ siendo analizada por los cientÍficos. >>> cientÍficos detectaron una subvariante de Ómicron llamada ba.2. >>> los casos estÁn subiendo, no sabemos quÉ tan lejos llegarÁ. >>> expertos de salud no estÁn sorprendidos. >>> lu variante Ómicron tiene algunas reservas, esta subvariante tendrÁ el mismo impacto que la variante Ómicron. >>> es mÚsica para los oÍdos de los fanÁticos porque millones de fanÁticos del super bowl estÁn por ir. el departamento de salud dicho que entregaron cubrebocas k n95 a los asistentes. antes del super

they set up shop in front of the mayfair community center in east san jose. three neighborhood associations handed out free covid home test kits to seniors and families. judy alvures says she's grateful to the group, and this woman says she too is grateful. organizers used the free lunch giveaway at the community center as a chance to hand out the kits in a community that's been hit hard by covid. >> we drop in the bucket. >> we try to work together and just because you find out some people, they need it. it's not in my community. i help them and give you a kit. >> the public health department and the agency known as community health partnership are providing the hard to find kits, but the gesture came with a few bumps along the way. last week, the center told the group they couldn't hand out the kits in front of the facility. >> we have been ignored for so long. and we're doing this because of that. i hope that the city and the county open their eyes and realize that they need to use us to get these issues and other community issues out. >> the center stance

josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza.s mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. albertano: ¡cálmese, cálmese! josé: no te metas, naco. albertano: ¿cómo me dijo? josé: ¡naco! albertano: es que yo entendí "paco". josé: ya me caíste gordo... maría: dejen de estar aventando botellas a la gente. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: ¿qué pasa, m'ija? >> o te compones o te echo a mis chiquilines. josé: ¡Échame a tus chiquilines! [gritos] >> hija. rosa: gracias, pequeños comerciantes, gracias. yo sabía que era una reina pero no tenía corona ni flores, ni banda. bueno, banda sí, casi siempre. presentadora: domingo, 2 de enero. continÚan la bÚsqueda de dos personas que desaparecieron en los incendios en colorado. las autoridades investigan si fueron provocados. faltan horas para el comienzode clases presenciales en el paÍs. los dis

san jose looking good 101 from san jose, 36 minutes from the exit. extra volume westbound but no major delays or issues and things are moving nicely. we still have closures in effect, 280 in both directions still shut down for ongoing caltrans work. >>> the san francisco symphony had to abruptly canceled the performance. the performance was scheduled for 2:00 yesterday but minutes before the show the symphony announced some members of the orchestra tested positive. the afternoon did not end on a sour note. >> he gave us in our performance that was out of this world. >> they canceled the regular performance and i think he must've stepped up and said i could do this. >> an announcement, future scheduled will be announced shortly. >>> plans to build a hotel are scrapped by the developer. the hotel would've occupied less than 7/10 of an acre on winchester boulevard one mile south of the mystery house and that project ticked all the boxes of the planning department and the parcel was rezoned. the city council rejected the plan citing neighbors who objecte

here's san jose police sergeant christian camarillo. the suspect was hit. he was quickly transported to a local hospital, where he has been pronounced deceased. all of our officers are okay. there was more than one officer involved in the shooting. i will have those details for you coming soon, but but i can confirm for you right now. this was an armed suspect. he was driving a stolen car. he attempted to carjack another vehicle and person in the city of santa clara. drove to san jose. crashed. exited the car gun in hand and shot at our officers. police were alerted about the stolen vehicle around six pm they located it then used a helicopter to covertly watch the suspect drive from the san jose to the city of santa clara, where he attempted carjacking but was unsuccessful in that he drove back to san jose, right here to west heading in park. a man and his teenage son heard the car crash from their kitchen window and described coming outside and seeing the vehicle burst into flames. the car burst into flames and i was there and i watched it. get on fire lik

jose?ou so much. joining me now is nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. you're in geneva, as richard was telling us, secretary blinken will be meeting with russia's top diplomat tomorrow. what is the latest on the diplomatic efforts? >> it is a matter of cleanup on aisle three, if you will, because tony blinken today was meeting with the germans, with the french and with the briss here in berlin. before he gets to geneva to meet with lavrov and so many things president biden said last night contradicted what tony blinken has been saying, what the u.s. has been saying in public at least about the unity of the nato alliance, saying they're completely unified about their response to any russian aggression. just last week wendy sherman the top negotiator reporting from brussels from nato saying anything would trigger sanctions, whether it's hybrid or cyber, any other response, non-direct military response from vladimir putin. all of that contradicted by the president l

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san jose, look at that. it is so foggy and we are seeing limited visibility, not just in the south bay, also around the palo alto area as well, san francisco up through novato, santa rosa, napa. and we are expecting for that to eventually clear out, but it's also very cold. dublin 34 degrees right now. concord 36, santa rosa 39. and let's take a look at your hour-by-hour outlook. but i do want to show you your air quality forecast because the high pressure has continued to dominate. that's been keeping us dry in the bay area, from the north bay down to the south bay. the bay area air quality management strict is saying we're going to remain moderate, according to the index, between 51 and 100 all throughout the region. at least we're not tapping into the unhealthy air quality despite the high pressure. walnut creek it's about 37 degrees. if i give you an hour-by-hour outlook, pay attention to the icons. you can see when the sun finally makes its big entrance by 10:00, 11:00 and temperatures start to bump up

mid-40s with that fog in san jose

areas east of san jose, south san jose and morgan hill at times. better looking showers here just staying offshore. but the progression here with this area of low pressure which is essentially just sitting here west of southern california, that's slowly going to scoot through the central part of the state during the day tomorrow. so from tonight, probably through about midday tomorrow if you look closely, at times you may see a few brief light showers. rain totals expected to be 0.01 nch. enough to wet the ground at times. areas south of san jose. if you look closely, see a few of those brief showers. everybody sees the clouds. it's going to be moving out of the south during the day and by tomorrow night, clouds start to move out. high pressure builds in. we'll see more wind, we hope, by midweek which might help our air quality. the clouds by the end of the week right there in the central valley, high pressure strengthens. it becomes more likely we'll see some of that fog spilling into the north bay and east bay valleys at the same time you may be

algunas zonas >> puede ver como un gran árbol cayó encima de varios vehículos esto ocurrió en san josé información >> gracias esos son los estragos de estas ratas que han alcanzado en algunos lugares hasta las 60 millas por hora, especialmente en zonas altas, para continuar a lo largo de la noche en especial tengan cuidado a las personas que transitan hacia la montaña, cuidado con las ráfagas de viento, vemos bien la visibilidad de la región, el panorama se mantendrá así con fuertes vientos que mueven incluso las cámaras que vemos en vivo. son las 5:05 de 9:00 de la tarde, vamos rápidamente a ver que nuestra el sistema de alta presión, una montaña de aire que sigue trayendo es del norte la presencia de vientos que van a cruzar a lo largo de la noche, la advertencia por parte del servicio meteorológico no soles para el área de la bahía, sino también para lo que es nevada y el sur de california. los vientos de santa ana, regresando al área la bahía las advertencias son en la zona norte como en la zona sur van a cambiar un poco por lo menos la duración de los vientos. mañana sábado hasta

en san josÉ podrÍamos estar viendo los 68 grados. mire usted, atenciÓn porque los asistentes a conciertos como los tigres del norte o bud bunny deberÁn tener en cuenta los nuevos cuidados en la ciudad de san josÉ. reportero: quiÉn quiera asistir deberÁ presentar prueba de vacuna de refuerzo. >> muchos tenemos confusiÓn y consternaciÓn. hay mucha emociÓn de estar tocando aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. hay mucha gente que no estÁ vacunada todavÍa. >> los concejales aprobaron la medida de manera unÁnime. en san josÉ se realizan juegos. >> ustedes tienen la vacuna de refuerzo? >> afortunadamente sÍ. estamos preparados para lo que venga de seguridad. >> quÉ le dirÍa a algunas personas que todavÍa dudan de ponerse incluso las primeras dosis de vacunas viendo que la ciudad de san josÉ estÁ volviendo stri todo el ingreso a lugares como en los conciertos y otros lugares donde hay mucha gente. >> las autoridades estÁn haciendo un buen trabajo. la ciudad estÁ haciendo su trabajo y tenemos que agradecer. >> carolina carrasco podrÁ enseÑar una prue

jose? >> ellison, thank you. dr. bhadelia, i want to talk about what you were speaking about a little while ago. as hospitals deal with the surge. the white house now says insurance companies will be required to cover eight at-home covid tests per person, each month, starting this saturday. that's for the people lucky enough to have health insurance. how effective is this? >> well, i think it's one step to try to make the tests more available to people, but you have to be able to sort of get through and navigate that system. i just think that making them more available rather than having to go through the urld h of health insurance may help folks that are not as, for example, digitally literally. if you're someone who has asked for a gym exemption in the past from health insurance, you know that some of them don't require intricate processes and fax machines. and to make people go through those hurdles to potentially get reimbursed is going to be a barrier. the other issue that i have, potentially, with that is that

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this is the view from san jose. believe it or not, you can see a lot of fog in the south bay right now and we will trap -- check air quality later today. moderate air quality across the region. you will notice the haze in the sky. not a huge concern unless you have respiratory concerns so you want to limit your time outside. it is a nice day shaping up in terms of temperatures. by lunchtime, we are in the 50's and later this afternoon, we have a lot of sunshine. moderate hui of 60 in the city. 61 in oakland. 65 in santa rosa. 62 in conroe. we will look at the forecast in eight minutes. first, let's check in with francis. francis: good morning. fog is the biggest challenge for the morning commute and we will start with a camera outside. check out emeryville. headlights move westbound toward the bay bridge but yesterday was a big mess on the bay bridge. so far, so good. it is quiet. here is another lifestyle. this is san jose 280. give yourself extra time. you cannot even see highway 17. you can see a couple of cars.

, and just below 60 in the san jose. temperatures are backing down to mid-40s around the bay with upper 40s along the coast, pretty normal distributional temperatures for the end of january. once that little bit of fog dissipates tomorrow, temperatures will warm up even more than they did today. 4 to 7 degrees above average by tomorrow afternoon into the 60s across the entire bay area. let's zoom in for a closer look. temperatures low 60s along the coast, mid-60s along the south end of the bay. up her 60's in the santa clara valley. low 60s inland and in the east bay, everyone between 61 and 63. low 60s around the bay, just a bit lower on the east side of the bay and then mid-60s for the north side of the bay and our neighbors further north into mendocino and lake county well into the 60s, even up to 68 degrees in ukiah. temperatures will stay similar and even saturday, the first half of the weekend we will see clouds with a onshore wind dropping temperatures for the second half of the weekend. clouds in the forecast on

san francisco oakland and for san jose. you can see as we look to the rest of the week we are going to stay dry. it's next week when we could see some rain chances as unsettled weather in that change in our weather pattern kicks in for next week. in the meantime, looking at that sunshine over the next several days. back to you. >> sunshine is good. that's it for the news at noon. remember on 24-7cbs news bay area. streamingon kpix.com. >>> the next newscast is at th e. [ relaxing music ] >> liam: you can't be serious. >> hope: my mother confirmed it. >> liam: and confirmed what-- what douglas said, that he saw that night? >> hope: yes, that he saw grandma kissing santa claus, only it wasn't santa claus. it was my father. >> liam: deacon. ♪♪ >> ridge: hey... faced bigger challenges than this. we always made it through. we're going to make it through again, together. >> brooke: i want to believe that so much. >> ridge: you want to believe it? you have to believe it. believe in us, our destiny.

mild conditions in san jose. 54 degrees. cloudy into walnut creek and foggy into san francisco at 55 degrees. just north of that golden gate bridge, which you can't see, storm ranger can see through the clouds, and it's finding rain in marin county. right now, to petaluma, and that line is moving quickly to the south. next 15 to 20 minutes, san rafael, fairfield, concord, and i think this will hold together and bring us rain through the central bay, but the focus for tomorrow will start to shift a little farther to the north bay. so for the morning, best chance of showers will be the central bay northward. then for the afternoon, a little clearing here down towards san jose. patchy clouds lingering across the bay, and from late wednesday into thursday, those rain chances scoot off to the north ahead of the next chance of rain for friday. morning temperatures mild, mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow around the south bay, 60s. so i think it's going to feel muggy outside in the santa clara valley. mid to upper 50s for san francis

forecasted highs for today. 65 in san jose. eventually we are going to get sunshine and it's going to be another dry, mild day. relatively low humidity ity through the afternoon, and even though we'll be in the mid-60s and we've got cloud cover, this is going to remain the pattern through thursday and friday. 63 degrees in concord, 65 in danville, 62 in hayward around the peninsula. low 60s through san mateo, redwood city 61. if you're going to be headed to the city, winds are light now but could get breezy at times. it will be in the mid-60s through the afternoon. let's see how the roads are doing with mike. >> we're trying to see how the roads are doing, but we'll look at the san mateo bridge. our cameras are seeing a lot of low clouds and fog. we can see this shot right by the toll plaza, taillights away in a westbound the high-rise af the flat section, and that may be an issue. as we look at the map, the arrows shows what camera we showed. even tougher to see because the yellow highlighting is, of course, our road weather i

san jose south may not get much. there's a lot of rain in the seven-day forecast but most of it in the north bay. still cold enough to get another 1 to 2 feet of sierra snow and much-needed rain heading down to our reservoirs at times next week. >> really good news. rob, thanks a lot. >>> coming up, one year since the insurrection at the capitol. a breakdown from prosecutors on how many have been arrested, plus a preview what was you'll see tomorrow on "meet the press." test. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >>> south africa bid farewell to desmond tutu in a state funeral. family, friends, and dignitaries gather in capetown where the archbishop preached for years against racial injustice. his widow sat in the front row of the congregation. the casket will be taken

[música] comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico aquí en san josé, con nosotrosvez, de regreso, la embajadora alejandra bologna, aquí en comunidad del valle, la cónsul general en san josé; embajadora, bienvenida otra vez al programa, que ya hace un par de meses que no nos vemos. alejandra bologna: así es, muchas gracias damián por este espacio, un saludo a todos los que nos están escuchando, y muchas felicidades por este año, que ya se nos fue el primer mes. damián trujillo: mire nada más, mire, tenemos muchos temas de qué hablar hoy. comenzamos con los retos y las perspectivas para el 2022. alejandra bologna: pues bueno, estamos muy entusiasmados porque hay muchos proyectos para seguir impulsando una buena atención a nuestra comunidad, y poder seguir atendiendo ese rezago que se generó con la pandemia, en los documentos de emisión de pasaportes y matrículas consulares; y en particular, algo muy importante, y que nuestra comunidad debe saber, que la próxima semana, es decir, del 31 de enero al 4 de febrero, se ampliará 1 hora el horario de atención al público, y

san jose at 31. down to 34 in santa rosa.'s walk you through the day in san francisco starting off the day with those clouds. as we head through our day, we will see clearing and sunshine. 62 for a high in the city as we look to ekeland in the east bay. you're going to see that clearing and sunshine at 64 for a high. and for the south bay, san jose. check it out. warming up to 68. eventually all of us will see that sunshine as we head through our day. some high clouds as we go through our afternoon. but really, we're going to warm up. even warmer compared to yesterday. sunrise at 7:16 a.m. and sunset at 5:28 p.m. low 60s along the coast. for the pea anyone sue lm mid 60s. for the inland eastbay. 62 for you in concord. the tri valley topping out at 61 this afternoon. and for nappa and the north bay, 63 degrees. now, we are looking at a few more clouds for today. as we look to the end of our weekend, we're going to stay dry all weekend long and actually for the next several days. but a little bit cooler as that ridge of high pr

what is the response of the san jose city council? and regulate its citizens just for exercising a constitutionally guaranteed right. >> also knocked the claim of the ordinance being first of its kind in the nation, describing it as america's most insane form of gun control. earlier this evening i spoke with san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> we know there have been taxes and fees on guns and bullets sold in this country since roughly 1919. it's nothing new. might be a fee attached to gun ownership or use of guns. >> mayor says he anticipated a legal battle and his team is confident the law is constitutional. if it clears the legal hurdles could take effect in san jose in august. >>> climate in crisis. governor newsom made a stop in palo alto promoting clean energy to fight climate change. new budget directs $10 million to accelerate transition to clean vehicles, more affordable cars, trucks, busses and even charging stations. >> as consequence breathe cleaner air, kids grow up healthier and economic will be much, much more resilient. >>

that's in san josÉ? >> yeah, the fog is so dense you can't even see downtown san josÉ.his is a live look right now. it's about 45 degrees, so temperatures are mild but the fog is so dense, not even just for san josÉ but really parts of the south bay down through morgan hill. look at the fog and visibility, and really dense through morgan hill, parts of concord and napa and down to quarter of a mile in oakland as well, and in through the brentwood area, we will keep that fog for the first half of the morning. our temperatures are going to be similar to what you saw yesterday where we sort of started out in the 40s and then bumped up in the 50s and topped out in the low 60s. i will take you through your 7-day forecast outlook. >>> the united states is now seeing more than 1 million new covid cases per day, and it's more than 63 million confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic. california has about 10% of that total with a positive test rate currently over 20%. ucsf is asking everybody to avoid its emergency room if they are hoping to be tested for covid. for staff

it is not san jose. whether it is 280, 101, any of the drive up and down east bay shoreline and certainly north bay valleys you will encounter it. east bay valleys, that is the view from mount diablo looking towards concord many it's fine out here. you can see ten miles. we'll look at the whole forecast in a few minutes. >>> john stewart will receive comedy's highest honor this spring. john f kennedy center for performing arts mark twain prize for american humor. it recognizes those who have impacted american society through humor and wit. he will receive the prize duty a televised all star gala april 24. >>> spike lee is getting the director's guild of america's highest honor. the lifetime achievement award is not annual prize. dga has given it only 35 times in its 86 year history. lee will be honored at the dga awards march 12. >>> r & b duo featuring bruno mars kicks off atlas vegas mgm, tickets are on sale now. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> ambulance companies expressing