meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sunshine and clouds on this christmas day. temperatures remained cool to mild as well. as you can see on the doppler radar there are more clouds streaming across our skies but not enough energy to squeeze much in the way of rain out of them. all of the ski resorts are open. and even though they haven't seen much snow as of late there are plenty of lifts and trails open to ski on. on the satellite image you can see as these storms continue to run into high pressure over california only to fall apart and leave a few clouds behind. that pattern will likely continue now until the end of the year. highs tomorrow will be similar with 50s at the coast and mid 60s in the warmest inland locations. temperatures may actually warm a little toward the middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (grant) a warning as kids open their presents... a popular retailer is pulling 17- products from shelves over asbestos concerns.(vicki) lab tests found the can

standing by tracking the national freeze - meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: it was a nicefor the bay area. high pressure continues overhead keeping us from seeing any rain. but the whole weather pattern is about to change and that means rain returning to the bay area in the new year. dangerously cold weather continues across other parts of the country with with some lows tonight below -20 degrees! some highs tomorrow will be below zero. out west we continue to enjoy rather mild weather but you can see storms off the coast. by late tuesday and early wednesday one of these storms will likely bring some rain and maybe some thunderstorms too. for new years eve we can expect partly cloudy skies and highs in the 50s to mid 60s. the weather will be very similar on new years day. by tuesday clouds will be increase with a of showers late in the day. thunderstorms wednesday. continue on thursday unsettled and weather will continue into (jrs) coming up:we are tracking an especially bad flu season... tonihgt we hear from a doctor about keeping yourself and family healthy for the new y

with meterologist lawrence karnow.awrence karnow: we had a few showers overnight but it turned out to be a beautiful sunday yet cool sunday. tonight we will see the supermoon with the full moon being as much as 16% brighter tonight. the tides are also running very high and we can expect some more flodding near the coast and inside the bay over the next couple of days. it will be a cold night tonight to with lows near freezing inland and 40s elsewhere. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building. it will bring dry and warmer weather for the week and beyond. winds will be blustery over the north and the east bay hills. wind advisories are also up there. we could see some gusts over the mountains as high as 50 mph. it will be a breezy but sunny monday around the bay area.. highs tomorrow will only be in the upper 50s to low 60s. high pressure will bring more sunshine and breezy weather tomorrow. warmer and dry weather will continue through midweek. (justine) as the california national california as the (just

(justine) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds moved across our skies today and temperatures remained cool. highs today were even a few degrees below average in some spots. on the radar you can see a few showers. they are widely scattered but there is a chance we could see some light rain tonight and into early tomorrow morning. it will be a cold night tonight to with lows in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite image you can see the clouds moving into the bay area. it's a very weak system but it will keep things unsettled tonight and bring even cooler weather to the bay area tomorrow. the forecast computer model shows a few scattered showers pushing through overnight. but after a few morning clouds tomorrow it will become mostly sunny and cool. highs tomorrow will only be in the 50s to low 60s. high pressure will return on monday to bring more sunshine and breezy weather. warmer and dry weather will continue through midweek. (justine) happening now. fordis recalling more than 200 thousand pick-up tr

standing by tracking the national freeze - meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: it was a niceild day for the bay area. high pressure continues overhead keeping us from seeing any rain. but the whole weather pattern is about to change and that means rain returning to the bay area in the new year. dangerously cold weather continues across other parts of the country with with some lows tonight below -20 degrees! some highs tomorrow will be below zero. out west we continue to enjoy rather mild weather but you can see storms off the coast. by late tuesday and early wednesday one of these storms will likely bring some rain and maybe some thunderstorms too. for new years eve we can expect partly cloudy skies and highs in the 50s to mid 60s. the weather will be very similar on new years day. by tuesday clouds will be on the increase with a slight chance of showers late in the day. rain and thunderstorms are likely on wednesday. showers could continue on thursday morning. unsettled and possible wet weather will continue into the weekend. (jrs) coming up:we are tracking an especially ba

(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. .nce karnow: the mostly sunny and dry weather continues for the bay area. fire danger is still running high in southern california where they continue to see dry weather gusty winds. red flag warnings are up there until late sunday with some winds again expected to gust near 50 mph. it's fairly quiet here tonight and it will be chilly if you're headed out. skies will be mostly clear and lows will fall in the mid 30s to mid 40s. on our satellite image you can see that huge dome of high pressure along the west coast. this type of ridge is so strong that it is very difficult to break down. (jr stone) a big story we're tracking tonight. a pedestrian is dead... following a collision in san francisco. it happened just after four this afternoon on 19th avenue at quintata an elderly woman was walkingwhen a woman driving a blue toyota sedan hit her. the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with police. south bound 19th avenue is closed between pachech

(justine) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: the winds which howled overnight calmed down in the afternoon leaving behind plenty of sunshine & cool to mild weather. it's still breezy tonight but the winds will decrease throughout the night. if you're headed out you should bring a jacket since it will be a bit chilly. a flat ridge of high pressure is now building over the state. that should keep us mostly sunny and dry for the next couple of days. the computer models are bring a weak storm our way midweek. it won't be much but there is a slight chance of showers on wednesday. monday and tuesday look dry and mild. on wednesday a weak, cold weather system moves through to bring a chance of showers before dry weather returns on thursday and friday. after that it may not rain until next year! something to watch for is another round of very strong, gusty winds next weekend with fire danger running high. (justine) major headaches at the country's busiest airport. (jr) a power outage at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airp

(justine) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: we had plenty of clouds and cool temperatures on this christmas eve. unfortunately, we aren't seeing much in the way of rain though. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles or showers tonight but it won't be much. still it's a nice night to stay inside and keep warm. you can see a few showers on doppler but most of that isn't hitting the ground. on the satellite image you can see that it's a very active pattern in the pacific with several storms. but high pressure over california continues to stream and storms to the us mainly dry few clouds. we a mix of sunshine and christmas day dry and mild. other parts of be waking up weather and christmas across much northeast. as much as a foot of snow of main. if you traveling state most of the weather will see some northern california around the bay will see highs 50s to mid 60s. the weather dry for the temperatures will likely be normal at thursday. (justine) as the weather dips into the low 40's tonight.... a group of pe

(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: we had a few showers overnight but it turned out to be a beautiful sunday yet cool sunday. tonight we will see the supermoon with the full moon being as much as 16% brighter tonight. the tides are also running very high and we can expect some more flodding near the coast and inside the bay over the next couple of days. it will be a cold night tonight to with lows near freezing inland and 40s elsewhere. (jr stone) in national news... one person is dead and several others are injured after a man drove his car into a crowd and stabbed others in queens, new york. it happened early this morning outside a hookah lounge. police say a man got out of his car and stabbed two people. officers say he then got back into his car and drove into a group of people....killing one person. seven people were injured...one of them critically and the rest are expected to be okay. the driver was later arrested. police are ánotá investigating this as a terror incident. (justine) california se

(justine) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: we had plenty of clouds and cool temperatures on this christmas eve. unfortunately, we aren't seeing much in the way of rain though. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles or showers tonight but it won't be much. still it's a nice night to stay inside and keep warm. you can see a few showers on doppler but most of that isn't hitting the ground. on the satellite image you can see that it's a very active pattern in the pacific with several storms. but high pressure over california continues to send the jet stream and storms to the north leaving us mainly dry with only a few clouds. we are looking at a mix of sunshine and clouds for christmas day but it will be dry and mild. other parts of country will be waking up to wintry weather and likely a white christmas across much northeast. they could see as much as a foot of snow across parts plan on traveling state most of the weather looks fair. we rain in northern though. around the bay will see highs in the upper the

lawrence karnow: it is a windy night across the bay area. some winds have already been gusting over 60 mph over the mountain tops. red flag warnings are up for high fire danger tonight until 10 am tomorrow. wind advisories are also up for most bay area mountains above 1,000 feet with winds gusting over 50 mph tonight. high pressure is now building in behind the low that went through yesterday. ther pressure difference between the two is what is causing all of the wind. you can see it on the satellite image as the high pressure builds over california. by tomorrow afternoon the winds should weaken but still be breezy. and it will be another sunny and mild day with highs near 70 degrees in the warmest locations. over the next 7 days there is at least a slight chance of showers. monday and tuesday look dry and mild. on wednesday a weak weather system moves through to bring a slight chance of showers before dry weather returns on thursday and friday. after that it may not rain until next year! something to watch for is another round of very stron

with meterologist lawrence karnow.lawrence karnow: the winds which howled overnight calmed down in the afternoon leaving behind plenty of sunshine & cool to mild weather. it's still breezy tonight but the winds will decrease throughout the night. if you're headed out you should bring a jacket since it will be a bit chilly. a flat ridge of high pressure is now building over the state. that should keep us mostly sunny and dry for the next couple of days. the computer models are bring a weak storm our way midweek. it won't be much but there is a slight chance of showers on wednesday. monday and tuesday look dry and mild. on wednesday a weak, cold weather system moves through to bring a chance of showers before dry weather returns on thursday and friday. after that it may not rain until next year! something to watch for is another round of very strong, gusty winds next weekend with fire danger running high. (justine) coming up... mayor ed lee is honored today by his co-workers and colelges. what friends and family had to s

with meterologist lawrence karnow.nce karnow: the mostly sunny and dry weather continues for the bay area. fire danger is still running high in southern california where they continue to see dry weather gusty winds. red flag warnings are up there until late sunday with some winds again expected to gust near 50 mph. it's fairly quiet here tonight and it will be chilly if you're headed out. skies will be mostly clear and lows will fall in the mid 30s to mid 40s. on our satellite image you can see that huge dome of high pressure along the west coast. this type of ridge is so strong that it is very difficult to break down. right now it looks dry possibly through christmas. around the state tomorrow we'll find 70s and 80s in southern california, 60s and 70s in the central valley and 60s and 70s near the coast. here in the bay area we can expect hazy sunshine with above normal temperatures. smoke from the southern california fires will make the air somewhat unhealthy too. highs tomorrow will be in the mid 60s to low 70s. ove

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it is a windy night across the bay area. some winds have already been gusting over 60 mph over the mountain tops. red flag warnings are up for high fire danger tonight until 10 am tomorrow. wind advisories are also up for most bay area mountains above 1,000 feet with winds gusting over 50 mph tonight. high pressure is now building in behind the low that went through yesterday. ther pressure difference between the two is what is causing all of the wind. you can see it on the satellite image as the high pressure builds over california. by tomorrow afternoon the winds should weaken but still be breezy. and it will be another sunny and mild day with highs near 70 degrees in the warmest locations. over the next 7 days there is at least a slight chance of showers. monday and tuesday look dry and mild. on wednesday a weak weather system moves through to bring a slight chance of showers before dry weather returns on thursday and friday. after that it may not rain until next year! something to watch for is another round of very stron

(grant) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sunshine and clouds on this christmas day. temperatures remained cool to mild as well. as you can see on the doppler radar there are more clouds streaming across our skies but not enough energy to squeeze much in the way of rain out of them. all of the ski resorts are open. and even though they haven't seen much snow as of late there are plenty of lifts and trails open to ski on. on the satellite image you can see as these storms continue to run into high pressure over california only to fall apart and leave a few clouds behind. that pattern will likely continue now until the end of the year. highs tomorrow will be similar with 50s at the coast and mid 60s in the warmest inland locations. temperatures may actually warm a little toward the middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (grant) it's (grant) next weekend.cooling again week before middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (grant) it's looking a little bit like christ

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another unusually warm day filled with sunshine and highs in the 60s and 70s. we even had a record high in salinas of 75 degrees. with the fires in southern california and strong high pressure above, the air quality continues to suffer in the bay area. it is another spare the air for tomorrow but we should see some improvement in air quality with a weak sea breeze near the coast by tomorrow afternoon. there is no rain to be found on our doppler radar but there are some signs that we could at least get a chance of some showers next week. on the satellite you can see the giant dome of high pressure along the west coast. it take a lot to break down a high pressure ridge like this once it developes. so other than chilly nights, temperatures will be unseasonably warm for at least the next 7 days and maybe longer. highs in southern california will be in the mid to upper 70s with red flag warnings for at least one more day. expect 60s and low 70s in the central valley

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds moved across our skies today and temperatures remained cool. highs today were even a few degrees below average in some spots. on the radar you can see a few showers. they are widely scattered but there is a chance we could see some light rain tonight and into early tomorrow morning. it will be a cold night tonight to with lows in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite image you can see the clouds moving into the bay area. it's a very weak system but it will keep things unsettled tonight and bring even cooler weather to the bay area tomorrow. the forecast computer model shows a few scattered showers pushing through overnight. but after a few morning clouds tomorrow it will become mostly sunny and cool. highs tomorrow will only be in the 50s to low 60s. high pressure will return on monday to bring more sunshine and breezy weather. warmer and dry weather will continue through midweek. ( justine) ( justine) deputies have arrested a third suspect.they say tried

(vicki) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sunshine and clouds on this christmas day. temperatures remained cool to mild as well. as you can see on the doppler radar there are more clouds streaming across our skies but not enough energy to squeeze much in the way of rain out of them. all of the ski resorts are open. and even though they haven't seen much snow as of late there are plenty of lifts and trails open to ski on. on the satellite image you can see as these storms continue to run into high pressure over california only to fall apart and leave a few clouds behind. that pattern will likely continue now until the end of the year. highs tomorrow will be similar with 50s at the coast and mid 60s in the inland locations. may actually warm a little middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (vicki) (vicki) it's beginning to look a little bit like christmas at coffee park after the santa rosa fire destroyed the neighborhood(grant)but kron 4's ellasogomonian is there tonight with

(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . lawrence karnow: it was another unusually warm day filled with sunshine and highs in the 60s and 70s. we even had a record high in salinas of 75 degrees. with the fires in southern california and strong high pressure above, the air quality continues to suffer in the bay area. it is another spare the air for tomorrow but we should see some improvement in air quality with a weak sea breeze near the coast by tomorrow afternoon. there is no rain to be found on our doppler radar but there are some signs that we could at least get a chance of some showers next week. on the satellite you can see the giant dome of high pressure along the west coast. it take a lot to break down a high pressure ridge like this once it developes. so other than chilly nights, temperatures will be unseasonably warm for at least the next 7 days and maybe longer. highs in southern california will be in the mid to upper 70s with red flag warnings for at least one more day. expect 60s and low 70s in the central valley

time to take a look at weather with lawrence karnow.is next story: claire's is pulling 17- make up products from shelves over asbestos concerns. emily volz reports. it was just a few weeks ago when kristi warner received the heartbreaking phone call. kristi warner, found asbestos in kids' makeup:"i physically sank. i ended up sitting on the ground, just trying to wrap my head around how something like that could end up in our home."warner had been concerned about the ingredients in her 6-year-old daughter mackenzie's glitter makeup kit, purchased at claire's inside providence place. so the barrington mom, who works for deaton law firm in east providence, mailed the makeup to an independent lab in north carolina.kristi warner, found asbestos in kids' makeup:"in the work that we do, we've come across contaminated cosmetics, but you just assume that a children's product would be safe."kristi said mackenzie's makeup wasn't.test results revealed tremolite asbestos, a toxic, cancer-causing material. exposure to asbestos has been linked to mes

lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a mix of sunshine and clouds on this christmas day. temperatures remained cool to mild as well. as you can see on the doppler radar there are more clouds streaming across our skies but not enough energy to squeeze much in the way of rain out of them. all of the ski resorts are open. and even though they haven't seen much snow as of late there are plenty of lifts and trails open to ski on. on the satellite image you can see as these storms continue to run into high pressure over california only to fall apart and leave a few clouds behind. that pattern will likely continue now until the end of the year. highs tomorrow will be similar with 50s at the coast and mid 60s in the warmest inland locations. temperatures may actually warm a little toward the middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (grant) after the tubbs fire destroyed much of coffee park in santa rosa families needed a little holiday pick-me up.(vicki) and they sure got it. one man decided to light up the neighborhood for christmas and bring a glimmer of hope for t

meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. clear and cold early mornings with seasonable temperatures expected through the weekend. there remains a very slight chance of light rain for the northern portion of the region sunday into sunday night. otherwise, ongoing dry conditions through much of next week with temperatures near seasonal averages. (justine) in antioch. authorities are offering a 10-thousand dollar reward... for information on suspects who robbed two mail trucks. on monday... (justine) these days, more and more people are shopping online. and the packages are often left on porches or doorsteps ... making them easy targets for thieves. reporter dan lieberman show us how police are stepping up their efforts to fight the problem. -nats "as you can see he's thinking about it walks right up to the front there. goes ahead takes the package.. double middle finger."it's something that's happening all across the country...some of it...caught on camera.-nats-kevin fitzharris/detective, franklin township police: "absolutely

let's check in on your morning forecast with lawrence karnow. (will) (will) let's do a quick bridge check this morning. starting with the bay bridge... (will) live look now at the richmond bridge... (will) time to check the san mateo bridge... new this morning ... a person is dead after being hit by a car in berkeley. it happened just before 2 o'clock this morning on eastbound i-80 ... near ashby avenue. police say a white dodge hit the pedestrian ... who was walking in the right lane. the driver is cooperating with police. no further details were released. (will) a 19-year-old man is in custody after firing a gun into a home in martinez. officers stopped a car on bridgehead road on friday... and identified the driver as terrance anthony adair. that's when they realized he was wanted for a shooting earlier this month. adair also had a loaded gun on him at the time of his arrest. he's now booked at the martinez detention facility. (will) pacifica police need your help finding a thief who took money from a safeway store. police say it happened at

(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. .d early mornings with seasonable temperatures expected through the weekend. there remains a very slight chance of light rain for the northern portion of the region sunday into sunday night. otherwise, ongoing dry conditions through much of next week with temperatures near seasonal averages. (justine) in north carolina ... a high school quarterback leads his team to their first state championship in decades. but there's more to this young man's story than success on the field. just two years ago, the team's star player was homeless and not even eligible to play. dianne gallagher explains how passion, perseverance and a lot of help from others helped him overcome the odds. -nats-a senior quarterback with a 95-yard touchdown run to win the state championship game...-nats-it's the stuff legends are made of.leading a team that, just two years ago, had a one and ten record to their first state title in more than 60 years.-nats- historic. -nats-impressive. but... this is a story about much mo

let's check in on your morning forecast with lawrence karnow. bridge check this morning. starting with the bay bridge... (will) live look now at the bridge... (will) time to check the san mateo bridge... just about everyone here in california would tell you it's a great place to live ... one reason -- the weather.but -- this new years eve, idaho can celebrate being the most popular state in the country. as grant lodes explains ... it recorded the biggest population jump in 2017 ... mostly because of people moving there from other states. here are the top and bottom five states, based on population gains and losses in the fiscal year that ended july 31.you can see the states with the biggest increases are all adjacent: idaho, nevada, utah and washingtonthe only exception is florida, which barely beat out arizona for the number five spot. and get this: right next to idaho is wyoming, which had the biggest population drop.the reason can be found by looking at two other states losing people: alaska and west virginia have one big thing in common with