and, in fact, it was just one year ago that we saw 11.71 inches in kentfield. so it's not out of line to get 10." wind gusts tomorrow up to 50 miles per hour throughout that entire blue area. so that is the entire bay area. wind advisory in place for friday. >> this is the frontal boundary here. it's draped across the north bay this time tomorrow. then the heavy line of precipitation moves across the metropolitan area during the afternoon hours right here in san francisco. it should be located over the santa clara valley roughly about the evening commute. then hit-and-miss scattered showers saturday, more heavy rain on sunday. so we have about four wet days to go. and by the time we tally it up on monday, 8" of rain possible throughout the your bab areas of the north bay. -- urban areas of the north bay. an additional 2" in the highest elevations. 3" across the peninsula into the eastern portion of the bay area. two inches south bay and over 6" santa cruz mountains. this morning, sun-up at 7:10, cloudy. sunset at 5:38. in between, numbers still above average in

kentfield, 71. 74 oakland.lameda, 71 degrees. 78 gilroy. 77 santa cruz. 70 half moon bay. 73 palo alto. a little bit cooler but still above average on the temps. >> we got it covered. >> thank you. >>> a south bay postal worker under investigation. >> somebody saw him do it, reported it. as soon as we found out, we comment to check it out. >> what he did with mail he was supposed to deliver. >> we have new clues about the mysterious goo that killed hundred of birds. what investigators think it could be and why it's taking so long to figure it out. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, vis

in fact, one year ago, kentfield received nearly 12" of rain over four days.addition to that flood watch, we have a wind advisory now posted for the bay area. this goes into effect friday morning at this time about 4 a.m. all the way into saturday at 5 a.m. we're anticipating wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. here's what you need to know. today will be cloudy. we'll notice increasing south winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. a few showers to the north, otherwise that rain spreads to the south on friday. sunday will be the wettest day of the weekend. here's our futurecast and here we are tomorrow morning at this time. the rain is already sliding into the metropolitan area of the bay area. that is the very heavy precipitation that will be over the san jose area by friday evening commute. and we are talking about, oh, several inches of rain. in fact, up to an inch of rain per hour is expected according to our computer models. sunday heavier rain moves back into the bay area after a brief break with scattered showers on saturday. so between thursday and monday, 8" ge

kentfield 74. oakland airport 71. sfo at 70 degrees. sfo is already 57. downtown oakland. record is 77. if that breeze continues to hold it will be closer han that but it's not as strong. plenty of cloud cover out in the pacific. some of it up in northern california. and it equals 40s for some. 50s for others. 40s for walnut creek and fairfield. napa is a little cool there for some. la honda is 56. wood side is 43. foster city is 47. some of the areas are in the 60s. depending on the elevation. either 30s or 60s. 30 up in truckee which is really warm. 8 in chicago. 13 new york. 27 atlanta. 39 down in new orleans. with high pressure warm here we have cool mornings, not cold. it's warm afternoons, very warm. we're about 10-12 degrees above average. 70s for many. it's just take your pick these are well above average and they will stay there for awhile. i don't see much change going into the weekend. there is no rain in sight. >> all right, steve. we'll keep it that way for valentine's day. >>> it's not a valentine's day gift the person you love knows they are getting. coming

helena. 60s for san rafael and kentfield and nevada.e for antioch and brentwood. 67 to walnut creek. clayton 67. same for san jose. low 70s gilroy to santa cruz. 60s for many including the peninsula. upper 60s redwood city. we do get patchy fog but otherwise warmer. mid 70s thursday and friday. >> normal temperatures would be what? >> 59-63 i think. the lows are 39-46. at least those are close today. >> in the stores i see clearance of snow gear and jackets and bathing suits are out. >> why not move that? you have to move that merchandise. >> steve, thank you so much. >>> brian williams out of the anchor chair for now after an uproar over false war stories. now reaction and questions about whether he will be back. >> he was pointing the gun at me. i got off the car and ran. >> a car theft suspect leaves los angeles police on a wild chase. how it all came to an end on live tv. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a consc

at catholic schools in the san francisco diocese. 4 high schools in san francisco, san mateo and kentfield are affected. eight state lawmakers are written a letter to san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone urging him to withdraw those clauses. the clauses include forbidding teachers from such things as abortion, adultery, gay sex and masturbation. in the letter the lawmakers say this strikes a divisive tone which stands in stark contrast to the values that define the bay area and its history. the archbishop has not responded publicly. but in the past, he has written that catholic teachers must contribute to an atmosphere of holiness and virtue. >>> a violent robbery in el cerrito all caught on camera and police need your help trying to find the three men who did it. it happened at the little ceasars near potrero and san pablo avenues. surveillance video shows two men walking inside while a third waits outside. one of them jumps on the counter demanding money. the other holds out his gun and shoots an employee in the arm. two customers take cover holding on to each other in front of

low 70s for kentfield. mountain view, oakland, i think we'll get close at the airport, sfo, we have 70 degrees. that will be the standing record as well. when i come back, i will have a look at the highs expected and your bay area weekend coming up. >> see you then. >>> the port of oakland is open for one day but will shut down tomorrow because of the ongoing labor dispute. operations will resume at 29 west coast ports. it will shut down from saturday to monday which is presidents' day. shipping employers won't pay workers for overtime, weekends and holidays because of labor slowdown and stoppages. >> i had my orders delayed by a couple of months. my supplier said there is a port slowdown and i thought he was making excuses. >> the longshoremen's union represents 20,000 dock worsers. they are servicing larger ships under increasingly dangerous conditions. the death rate on the job is higher than firefighters and police officers. the shutdown at more than two dozen west coast ports has a lot of businesses hu

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kentfield, 75 degrees. san rafael, 78. san francisco, 74 degrees.se are all records and more to report for oakland. oakland airport, richmond, san jose reporting its high of 71 degrees. widespread 70s, even 80 degrees up towards santa rosa this afternoon. upper 70s widespread, mid to upper 70s for fairfield, antioch and livermore. also, wrapping up a very dry month, we all know that, a few parts of the bay area received measurable rainfall, but not much. santa rosa, only 0.12. this will be the driest january on record for many locations in the bay area. san francisco, keeping records since 1850. no measurable rainfall. second driest was last year, 0.06. san jose, the 0.02 sets the stage for the driest january on record, january 2015. we could, though, have changes to talk about heading into february. right now, though, we have mostly clear skies, high clouds out in the pacific. temperatures still fairly mild, showing you 60's for san jose. san francisco, 62. overnight lows will be back down into the 40s to near 50 degrees and patchy fog. in fact, th

short amount of time and, in fact, one year ago we had up to 11 inches of rain in the north bay in kentfield over four

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four high schools in san francisco, san mateo and kentfield all affected. eight state lawmakers have written a letter to the san francisco archbishop urging little to remove the cause. in the letter the lawmaker says this: it strikes a divisive tone which stands in stark contrast to the values that define the bay area and its history. the archbishop has not responded. but in the past he has written that catholic teachers must contribute to, quote, an atmosphere of holiness and virtue. >>> two roommates got into a fight in on campus housing at santa clara university and one ended up stabbing the other. police say dillon kim attacked his roommate with a knife at 3:30 yesterday morning. kim then inflicted injuries on himself. the victim is now in the hospital and is expected to be okay. kim is under arrest. >>> search is on right now for three men who robbed and shot an employee at a little caesar's in el cerrito. some security video captured two men walking inside while a third waited outside then one of them jumped on the counter demanding money the other he

but one year ago, we saw 11.71 inches of rain in kentfield. this is a bona fide pineapple express heading this way. we have a wind advisory that goes into effect for the entire bay area tomorrow through 4 a.m. on saturday. and here's the deal. the rain is going to begin in the north bay and spread to the south over the entire bay area. then over the weekend sunday will be wetter than saturday. here's friday morning. we are beginning to see wet conditions in throughout the metropolitan area of san francisco so that speeds up and through friday it's going to be heavy rain all day and gusty winds. saturday, it's really hit and miss scattered showers. those showers begin to intensify as the day goes on late day and then sun, a second wave of activity moves into the bay area with heavier rainfall. so let's tally it up from late tonight when the rain begins in the far reaches of the north bay through monday, 8" plus throughout the urban areas of the north bay, again 10" in the mountainous areas. the coastal areas will be buffeted with winds in exces

kentfield 57 degrees, san rafael in the upper 70s. lots of 70s for napa, san francisco, sfo and some more to report for you for oakland, the oakland airport, richmond in the mid-70s and san josi tieing a record 71 degrees. in fact, here is a snapshot of the highs from today across the entire bay area. widespread 70s out there and the 80 is showing newspaper santa rosa, the sonoma county airport. rainfall totes for january not impressive at all. santa rosa .07th for the entire month. just trace amounts for san francisco -- actually no rainfall for san francisco, and with that, that is the driest january on record. not only for san francisco, keeping the records back to 1850, but also for san josi. only .02" of a inch of rain to report, the second driest january, 1920. so record dry across the bay area this month. we're tracking rain chances and we have some developments with that with the system that could be approaching the bay area in a week. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> new at 10:00 a 2.8 quake struck about

ben lomond 5.5. 3 plus for kentfield. san francisco 1.5. crockett 2.5. i know martinez was in there as well. and concord 2.66. those are three day totals. the big parent low is churning off of portland. as it does lift it's taking a lot of its moisture with it. but not before there is scattered showers around. i rarely say showers but that's what they are today. i'm a rain person but when you see hit and miss little guys, ha is scattered shower. so some off and on rain. healdsburg to santa rosa. a little bit south toward petaluma and marin county. right near san rafael. that looks like it has fizzled out. there is not a lot to these. to the south more mild temps and breezy conditions. normal lows for this time of year are 38-46. we are not even close. we are 54-61. that is how warm these systems are. just can't get any cold air in here. 50s and 60s on these temps. wood side a balmy 58. still a breeze. it's showing more westerly component now instead of that south, southeast. or southwest. although a little bit out of the southwest for some. turning more

kentfield 3 inches and san francisco inch and a half. here is the storm system, the second one we have been tracking. there is the circulation off shore. the active weather is to the east with showers and thunderstorms. lightning strikes here. we had a few lightning strikes across the bay area earlier today and right now the coverage is winding down, still scattered showers out there. holden to the chance for this evening. you can see the coverage in the north bay, marin, sonoma, 121, we have rain showers showing up for this part of the bay area. wind speeds a big factor for today. winds backing off a little bit as you can see out of the southeast. 24 miles per hour a. look at the sfo -- hour, look at the sfor observation, strong winds tonight with the -- sfo observation, strong winds tonight. >> all right. thank you. the storm created big headaches on roads. ktvu's cristina rendon is tracking road conditions and joins us now. >> reporter: the north bay, the south bay, the peninsula, the east bay, officers have been responding to traffic

kentfield to 4:. mountain view 73. oakland airport 71. they will be close as well. and sfo is 70. those are really the best bets. yesterday towntown oakland hit 79 degrees. there was a robust knot east breeze. it will still be warm today today. 74. that would not be a record. the record is 77 in 1971. plenty of systems. in this kind of a pattern in this time of year you say something has to under cut that rim of high pressure. boy you get a lot of lead time on that. there is nothing coming in here any time soon. all the energy will be in the great lakes and the deep south and the northeast. especially the northeast this weekend when blizzard conditions will be developing. it will be a mild, mild pattern. and in fact, 40s and 50s on the temps. some of these are cool, others are not too bad. low 50s antioch and brentwood. moraga says 50. mainly low 40s. statewide it's warm in southern california. upper 50s for some. it's not as windy as it was. cold air and the great lakes to atlanta and new orleans, there will be a heck of a blizzard developing off of -- travel plans probably depla

also sarah high school and more rain catholic in kentfield. as real goups gous in dusts -- religious institutions by law they can set their own substantiate d standards. >> thank -- standards. >>> we are hearing a lot more buzz that app all has it's sight set on tesla. three predicting they will buy tesla within 18 month for $75 billion. for more than a year rumors have been swirling that they want tesla. last week it was reported they are working on their own electric car >> suggesting they are thinking this car thing could be a good idea. it might be even even better idea if they merge. then apple wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel. tesla storage could move apple products. >> he says tesla has had a greet deal of trouble getting stores launch on the east coast. he said apple could help that out and open up the east coast. >>> getting around on foot in san francisco's china town has a always been a challenge because the sidewalks are always so packs with people. it's even more crowded this time of year as the lunar new year approaches. new a

kentfield, 61 degrees . to show you the radar because that low that gave us the windy conditions here has brought some thunderstorms to southern california and there was a weak tornado, about one hour northwest of bakersfield today. a rare california tornado to our south and that's where the rain will stay as well. here it is. we've not done it so far this year. we'll see widespread frost away from the water. santa rosa down to 33. fairfield right at the freezing mark. livermore, concord, 34. san jose, 37 . it will be a two-dog night for the first time in a long time here in the bay area. that low giving snow to las vegas to the sierra. in southern california, has brought us a northerly influence. as the winds relax tonight we'll get cold. it's all because high pressure is building in tonight. dry tomorrow. dry on wednesday. dry on thursday . then a change. the ridge doesn't move east. this time it's going to slide back to the west. that will allow a storm to dive down to the gulf of alaska. this storm will

on february 6 we had the pineapple express over the bay area and received over a foot of rain in kentfielder four days and then it shut off after that. we are experiencing the same thing again a year later. we are anticipating up to 8" of rain easily in the northern portion of the bay area perhaps 10" in the highest elevations by monday. so let's get to it now. partly to mostly cloudy skies. areas of dense fog primarily around the santa rosa area, visibilities down to a half mile. a mile visibility in livermore through pleasanton back through danville into blackhawk right around the mount diablo area. hayward has fog. flood watch is already posted for friday morning through friday night for all areas north of the golden gate bridge due to the anticipation of at least 8" of rain. again it's going to start range in the north bay on thursday. it will taper off by monday. the pineapple express to the hawaiian island. cloud cover between 60 and 70, southerly winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. heaviest rain friday and sunday. elizabeth? >> thank you. >>> i want to take you out to the bay bridge. it

at schools in the san francisco catholic diocese. 4 high schools in san francisco, san mateo and kentfield are affected. eight state lawmakers have written a letter to san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone urging him to withdraw those clauses. the clauses include forbidding teachers from such things as abortion, adultery, gay sex and masturbation. in the letter the lawmakers say this strikes a divisive tone which stands in stark contrast to the values that define the bay area and its history. the archbishop has not responded publicly. but in the past, he has written that catholic teachers must contribute to an atmosphere of holiness and virtue. >>> you have a few more days to sign up for healthcare through "covered california." health officials extended the deadline from last sunday to this coming sunday an extra week there. the extension is only for those who made a quote good-faith effort to sign up. those who didn't sign up in 2014 face a $95 tax penalty and that will increase to $325 per adult this year. >>> time now is 6:09. more surveillance cameras will be keeping an eye on

short amount of time and, in fact, one year ago we had up to 11 inches of rain in the north bay in kentfield over four days. right now we are looking towards levi's stadium where we have mostly cloudy skies and our air temperatures very mild still. i say mild, that's mild for this time of the year. no freezing temperatures. here come the clouds. partly to mostly cloudy skies today. once the morning fog dissipates high temperatures still above average. 60 to 70 degrees. we have the bulk of the day on thursday dry with it just hanging as far as the rain is concerned to the north of the golden gate bridge. everybody gets wet and windy on friday. scattered showers saturday. heavier rainfall expected on sunday, tapering off on monday. elizabeth? >> and no major accidents so far on bay area freeways. we do have the congestion spilling into the livermore valley beginning in tracy around mountain house and now it's inching closer to vasco road so the drive time will creep up. also cruising into our camera is fog, that dense fog moving into parts of dublin-pleasanton and there are dense fog advisorie

kentfield had 3. but the wind was the bigger for many. a couple reports of power.wer is out. they got slammed on the weekend. still some in willits, lifting north out of lake county, maybe northern lake county. russian river could be still a few showers. the temperatures are warm. i mean for us, this is just way above where they should be on the lows. and a little bit of sunshine. that means temperatures will warm up. gilroy is 56 no 56 the low. for us, the breeze tailing off. after a weekend where it was nonstop. it looks like things will be better today. 36 truckee. some areas people tell me, it just poured at lake level. snow is still at 65. about 10 inches at sugar bowl. 56 monterey, 55 fresno. rain to the north. more sun to the south. a mixed bag. sun, clouds, showers. breezy, but most of the showers are moving north. and that will win out over time. fog will be an issue here once the breeze tails off. not today but more likely tonight and tomorrow. could be some thick fog. temperatures, once the fog lifts will warm up. it will be brutally cold throughout the

everyone will be really close here. 66 for kentfield. 65 sonoma. st. helena, 65.a, 66 same for concord, brentwood, 67. not much change here. a lot of temps inspect 60s -- in the 60s. a little chill and temperatures will be on the cool side. not much change until friday, we cloud it up. it looks cloudy. very light rain. some snow in the sierra. >> but later in the day, it will be -- >> mid-60. >> a lot of people in the country would take it. >> well, a warning for parents if you like to post photos of your kids online, coming up in 20 minutes, there is a new growing trend, it's called digital kidnapping. the impact this could have on your children. >>> another major music festival could be headed to the bay area. why fans for a festival at sonoma raceway is sparking controversy. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of

there's fog up there. 65, santa rosa. 65 kentfield to richmond, vallejo and benicia, upper 60s towards vacaville. 67 oakland. gilroy has to break through the fog. santa cruz will no problem. it s like -- it looks like warmer weather for the next five days. >> we've been above average almost every day this year. >> one of the warmest years going back to 1850. >> wow. >> haven't had any cold air at all hardly. >> thank you. >>> well, the serial stowaway has struck again. ahead at 8:00, where the bay area woman was caught flying without a ticket and why her crime spree did not end there. >>> she only wanted him for his body. the stunning allegations why charles manson's wedding was called off in a plot that manson is calling ridiculous. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you. it's like

it slipped by but we're talking areas like napa as well as san rafael and kentfield, all setting recordsn the upper 70s. oakland 78 yesterday breaking a record. 73 in and around the airport. mid-70s in richmond. san jose tied a record at 71. so for today the ridge of high pressure is breaking down, we have systems that will ride through the pacific northwest not bringing rain but bringing high clouds you may have outside your door. the fog is back, the onshore breezes a little stronger. and because of it again our temperatures will be not quite as warm as we get into the afternoon. i want to speed you up into thursday and then i'll bring you back to today. as we get into thursday morning notice the rain line moving now a little closer to the bay area. by thursday night we'll have the possibility of scattered showers arriving. it looks like friday could be a wet day. that rain line begins to move a little farther south and we're hoping that it comes all the way down into monterey, at the least. as we get into saturday morning we continue with that possibility of wet weather. so right now