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homeless veterans in san francisco, mayor ed leanne nounsed 75 new homes will be dedicated this fall and winter. according to the "san francisco examiner," the city has housed more than 700 homeless veterans and there are still hundreds of others still in need of a place. the new homes are part of a larger housing effort in san francisco. there are 30 units available at the crown hotel for veterans. >>> 6:09. we're seeing some patchy fog around the bay area, but overall pretty nice weather for veterans day plans. upper 60s and mid 70s for highs with increasing high clouds later today. highs near 75 in san jose. 70s in santa cruz with low clouds. 72 in oakland. around this time tomorrow morning, we could see drizzle or light rain before skies turn cloudy tomorrow afternoon. midweek looks interesting. we've got a good chance of rain and sierra snow along with a big drop in temperatures approaching wednesday. >>> we're looking over here at an interesting commute. right now a lighter flow of track. many schools have the day off, so that tends the see a lighter flow of traffic. no problems for the north bay. the fog is moving around, not so much to the no

mayor ed leanne nounsed 75 new homes will be dedicated to veterans this fall and winter. according to the "san francisco examine examiner", the city has housed more than 700 homeless veterans. there's still hundreds more in need of a place. this is part of a larger housing effort in san francisco. there's 30 units now available at the crown hotel for veterans. there's a lot of ways to honor our great veterans throughout the bay area. in san jose, a breakfast for military families and later the united veterans council is hosting a ceremony and parade downtown. in milpitas, a ceremony at city hall at 9:00. marin county is celebrating with musical performances at 9:30 at the veterans memorial auditorium in san rafael. >>> at a:07, the weather shaping up nicely other than patchy fog to start, bay and inland locations, in the oohs and 60s at 9:00. we'll see inland spots most li cloudy skies by about 7:00 this evening. then early tomorrow morning, a chance of a little bit of drizzle or light rain around the peninsula and north bay. today, mid 70s around san jose. upper 60s in san francisco, 2 in oakland. there's a slight chance of a few sho