. >> i am len kiese. good morning to you. grab your umbrella as you head out. some of us will see scattered showers. >> right now if you are focused in the center or south part of the bay, that's where the rain is heading. it's quieted down now a bit. if you look at live high def doppler you can make out this is a weak cold front draped across bay area and it is bringing light showers down peninsula, over san mateo dumbarton bridge. some of those have taken the drive going east over san mateo bridge and bringing light rain. the lens looks good but that's because it's had a lot of time to accumulate the mist. this is not hadding up to big totals. this is a couple hundredths of an inch of rain at best. we have about a tenth of rain at santa rosa. we have measurable rain at concord. when we check back in, i will show you if we've gotten measurable rain in places like hayward and fremont. has it had any impacts on the road? >>> we will go live to the san mateo bridge. we are seeing some light rain. if you are headed across the span, most part but bea little y. sewh

i am len kiese. let's get to our forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >> you do fridays right here. tamales and muffins have been served and we are just getting to our first segment. if you are just waking up, showers have gotten to the heart of the bay area. that's why we've got the view of the rain drops ortiz camera lens on the mark hopkins hotel. if you look at the last frame, you can make out where the front is, the diagonal line bringing rain across the bay area. rainfall totals, we have already gotten over a tenth of a than inch of rain in santa rosa. notice the numbers drop further south. right now we have measurable rain as far south as san francisco and concord. over the next hours, that will change. it will go down over peninsula, east bay, hayward, fremont. it will not be a lot. this will be like a light mist more than anything else. it's relatively warm thanks to all the clouds. it's only 46 in santa rosa. that is ten degrees warmer than you have been doing all week. same in livermor

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i am len kiese. thanks for joining us. let's get to your friday forecast with mary lee. >>> good morning len and michelle. happy friday. we are so glad we made it to the end of the work week. it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. if you liked yesterday, you will like today. a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look across the bay and the bay bridge. we are down to the 30s and 40s in many locations to start our day. livermore is 50 degrees. san francisco 47, low 40s in san jose, mid 30s santa rosa. through our afternoon, daytime highs in the 60s with sunshine. we are looking at three to eight degrees above average. low 60s in san francisco, mid 60s in oakland. you can see all the sunshine as we go through our day. we'll talk about the weekend ahead coming up. let's check with gianna for a look at the traffic. how are the roadways this morning? >>> they are looking really good. so far, it is friday light. enjoy it while you can. we are seeing a lot of

if you look at it through an historic lens as well as a political lens and for someone like me who's been in this business over 3 decades . i'm watching it very carefully because i think it really does set. very dangerous precedent. in how. the legislative branch of our government is going to behave in up with me moving forward there's a lot to unpack here and so well i love these talking points and i know that the democrats would love to set the stage to make it very very dramatic who saw them start with a visual which i thought was actually quite brilliant to to to put out there for the world to see in especially in the senators the unfolding of the days and then. i'm generally 6 through video and and then a narrative. that's kind of leading to a conclusion where we don't have all the facts in front of us however. the. the only folks that are really. going to be paying attention to this in our are that i'm here or are the members of the senate and so this is really a lot of political theater because. the likelihood of donald trump being impeached . through this trial is very low de

len?levi stadium ll ho california. first shots will be available in just a few hours. kpix 5's emily turner joins us live from levi the home for the 49ers is being converted. >> reporter: it is not going to be football the packs of this stadium today. and said, it'll all be about coronavirus. is going to be a busy day starting just this afternoon. first, they're hoping to inoculate about 5000 people, with the goal ultimately of getting to a 15,000 per day mark. but of course, that depends on supply. so far, the county has received 351,000, 351,485 doses. only 266,326 have actually been administered, as of today. now we checked, and appointment at levi's are still available three days out. you can now book all about online. right now, santa clare county residence 65 and older are eligible, along with healthcare workers, and long-term care home residents are also eligible. chalnges logisticaill, because the sheer number of people, the volume of people we have to get through the gates and int

i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. two holidays this weekend and two very different weather systems. let's get to our weather with meteorologist mary lee. good morning. >>> good friday morning to you. we had that first storm system that rolled through yesterday. we have a couple weather systems behind that. today, in between storm ams as we are looking at sunshine later today. great weather as we celebrate lunar new year a live look at san francisco, you see those clouds in the sky. we are dry as we start our day. we did pick up beneficial rainfall yesterday from a tenth, quarter, to as much as an inch of rain. now we are looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s. as we head through the afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds, mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s to about 60 around the bay

i think that's the lens which we have to approach this. if you have like a list of industry best practices, you don't think has been considered, we can look at them as a group >> there's not much best practices other than keeping everybody apart. it's obvious they don't want tvs that draws in the people. that's basically what the television does. if the food doesn't bring them in, what else brings them in. obviously gatherings and stuff. but if it's under control like they supposed to be, having a tv on with no sound may be would be better. that's at least a compromise. that's all i'm saying. the commission should be helping. whether they have a permit or not. small business is small business. we're all there to help small business in one way or another. it might not be our jurisdiction. but we are industry experts. it will be nice to have conversation with the health department and talk about these things. other people are suing the government because there's no data before all that money was wasted money and all these lawsuits. maybe we

the rain on the lens shows up better when there are cars coming toward us. lighter traffic, still headed toward the north bay it's the conditions, lower the speeds a tad bit. >>> good morning. i am dominic chu from cnbc global headquarter. wall street is set to open slightly higher this morning after stocks fell yesterday. the dow dropping more than 100 points following disappointing numbers on unemployment. first-time filings for jobless benefits were higher than expected last week. investors keying in on walmart's earnings reports which weighed on the dow jones industrial average. janet yellen telling cnbc a large covid relief package from congress is still needed for a full economic recovery, in focus for traders and investors today a report on existing home sales. >>> cvs plans to contact americans in underserved communities to help them schedule covid vaccine appointments. the move comes amid signs white americans are getting shots at higher rates than black haernz are americans are. the drugstore will email, call and text socially vulnerable areas to o

mary lee joins us with our friday forecast. >>> oh yeah, so glad it's friday, len. we are looking at a gorgeous day ahead. it's a cold start. we are down to the 30s and 40s for many of us. as we head through afternoon with the sunshine, we will be in the 60s later today. a live look with our sales force tower camera, 39 concord, 47 san francisco, 40 san jose, 33 degrees in santa rosa. through the afternoon, daytime highs anywhere from three to eight degrees above average, low 60s san francisco, mid 60s in oakland, upper 60s for san jose and concord. you see on futurecast all the sunshine as we head through the day. let's check with gianna. is it friday light across the bay bridge this morning? >>> yes, it is. in fact we'll start there. you can see live in our traffic camera, traffic is moving pretty nicely. if you are out early and taking the bay bridge, making that commute out of the east bay, sathe d, emory ville area into span. things are pretty light. most bay area bridges are checking in problem free. san mateo bridge, clear across the span, no delays hayward t

what are we looking at clinics raindrops on the lens. there are some gray skies. other spots are actually drying out. let's begin with mary lee. >> hello. we are looking at wet weather with drizzle and very light showers. you can see a live look here with our camera. looking at the transamerica period. we are still dealing with very light showers and we did pick up about a half an inch of rain in san francisco and oakland. a quarter of an inch of rain here since midnight. so this is just since this morning at palo alto. this week weather system bringing that light rain and the wet weather for us. as we take you hour by hour, we are looking at dryer conditions. we will talk about the rest of the week and had coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a man injured following a shooting. the shots rang out last night. they say that they found a man with gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. they found another shooting victim who is now in the hospital. no word yet on a motive. >>> fire crews were busy in san jose responding to a building fire. it happened around 7:30

. >> i am len kiese. two holidays this weekend and two very different weather systems. let's get to our weather with meteorologist mary lee. good morning. >>> good friday morning to you. we had that first storm system that rolled through yesterday. we have a couple weather systems behind that. today, in between storm ams as we are looking at sunshine later today. great weather as we celebrate lunar new year a live look at san francisco, you see those clouds in the sky. we are dry as we start our day. we did pick up beneficial rainfall yesterday from a tenth, quarter, to as much as an inch of rain. now we are looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s. as we head through the afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds, mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s to about 60 around the bay and low 60s inland. to show you on futurecast, mix of sun and clouds as we head through our day. i will have more on what you can expect coming up. how is that bay bridge commute this morning? >>> it's looking pretty good so far. if you are up early, now is a great time to be on the freeways. we are

len. >> thank you, michelle.eautiful shot for sure. >>> this super bowl weekend it's all about football and food. we are joined now by liam with a tasty edition of liam's list. >> i've got your attention because i am wearing red for women today. i am taking your cues. thank you. it is super bowl weekend. it is a big weekend for so many who will be watching at home. we'll get to the football and the food first. they come together in a marvelous union for the culinary kick off. it's the 7th annual this weekend. some of the biggest stars of food and of course football. they'll be cooking up a storm in this virtual event with nfl hall of famers. the legends of the food and football world will be getting together all for a good cause, culinary institute of america, and also all stars helping kids. join the fun. log on. get a ticket and become a legend saturday at 5:00 p.m. >> what are they? >> we're standing in someone's graveyard. >> oh word, this is a good one. the year is 1939, countryside is english, upper lips ar

it why should this still be a problem do you think what we're doing is we're looking through a new lens we're realizing that historically that women of color particularly black women and men have been shut out of roles that were whether they were you know characterizing a person of color or not they've been shut out of those roles i have and so what we're doing is maria magine in ways to open those doors and open it up to people of all colors including black women why shouldn't a black woman a queen and so you do suspect that you that if the say this was a mexican studio with mexican actors or australian studio with australian actors a norwegian studio with scandinavian actors nobody would be batting an eyelid right now with a. i mean nobody really cares i think at the end of the day it just makes sense to have the actors portraying a people in a more realistic way we're talking about amber lynn the queen of england i mean this is not a black woman it would be the exact same thing if you hate chris pray the guy who plays captain america for train type who it would make any sense at all

you. >> i am going to start calling you that, len kiese. >> i like it.a nice ring to it. >>> super bloom bursting with color. >> massive field of flower attracting spectators from all over the area. a field of mustard flowers is becoming a tourist attraction and also a photo shoot opportunity. more importantly people say it is a beautiful reason outdoors after being cooped up for a year. >> there is nothing nicer than being able to walk around and experience the beach, be outside. >> they loved it. with the pandemic we don't get out much. this is them running around and being able to get out and get fresh air. >> cute family photos. the super bloom isn't just gorgeous. it also keeps soil healthy for future crops. >>> it's 6:46. let's get a look at our morning commute. gianna, how is it shaping up? >>> it's shaping up to be a busy one, a lot of brake lights headed towards the bay bridge out of the east bay into san francisco. pretty much bumper to bumper for that ride. a slow ride as well across the upper deck. mostly around the incline and then pockets o

len, this is for you.n those glasses, we had to join in. >> we decided we loved your style today. >> you guys. you sneaky guys. >> it looks good. >> i love it. appreciate it. contact popped out. it was a whole thing. so here we are. >> it looks good on you. >> y'all look good. >> we all look very smart. >> guys, thanks so much. that was fun. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is up >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning ", it's friday, february 26th, 2021. heim gayle king, that's anthony m mason. >>> a clear warning to tehran, the biden administration calls it retaliation for rocket attacks on u.s. forces. >>> an effort to double the federal minimum wage suffers a major setback in congress, why the increase cannot a nearly $2 trillion relief package. >>> late night revelations from prince harry, he tells james corden he isn't walking away from his royal duties and explains why living in brita

. >> i am len kiese. good morning. happy friday. some of you may be seeing rain drops as you wake up. let's get a check of the forecast on this friday with darren peck. >> that's why we were looking forward to friday. it was the one day it was supposed to rain. in anticipation of the rain. probably not. light showers are moving across east bay and south bay. it started in the north bay about three hours ago. now it's made its way down to a fore long it will get towards santa clara and san jose. we might even be seeing light mist ere. it is light. that's the point on all this. it's really not even enough to measure a lot. we can see light showers up 680. 880, steady light rain. the lens looks impressive but it's just a light mist. santa rosa picked up a tenth of an inch. that's when this started about three or four hours ago in the north bay. since then it fizzled and moved south like it was supposed to do. it's going to continue with light showers and then there is another chance of rain tomorrow morning. when we check back, we will

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said he's firmly rooted in being an american president obviously with looking at this through the lens of a pandemic, thousands of people dying every day, the economy, millions of americans are struggling. and he said every action we take abroad, we must keep american middle class families in mind. why make that point standing there at the state department? >> that's a point biden has been making throughout his campaign into the general election from the primary to the general, and even now into the office. one of the core elements of his presidential campaign was talking about the middle class, was talking about americans that he feels as though have been left behind, and that are particularly struggling during this pandemic. and so he mentioned that to show that no matter what agency he's talking about has them in mind. he also mentioned, brooke, that racial equity is at the core of everything that he's doing as well. and so he mentioned that. it may sound like a throwaway line in this large speech about diplomacy and about how he's redirecting the state department, but the fact that

i am mlli am len kiese. grab that umbrella as you head out the door. it's clear now but could be a wet afternoon commute. >>> just wait. we are going to have that rain push back into the bay area as we head through this afternoon and for this evening. it's going to be turning wet for us. high def doppler, you see quiet conditions. it's dry to start our day but again we are going to see that increasing rain by this afternoon and evening. it's going to turn breezy as well and cooler temperatures. a big difference compared to yesterday. this is a quick moving system. tomorrow we're going to see dry conditions with partly sunny skies with scattered light showers for your saturday with a weaker system for the start of our weekend. let's time it out, taking you hour by hour. here we are stopping the clock at noon, rain arriving first for north bay. as we head through the afternoon by 3:00 p.m., watching rain slide across the rest of the bay area. by 6:00 p.m., still looking at that wet weather. we'll see from a tenth, quarter, to a half inch of rain with the

they are taken through the protective lens cap on the camera. these are just amazing things we got back. you can already see some important things. there are rocks in this field of view. they might be about 10 centimeters would be a reasonable guess. they will undoubtedly be some of the first objects we explore once the kind of shakedown phase is complete. in the background, we believe that we can see the delta. there are features that look like the cliffs of the delta. when we get those images back, we should know more about that. we can also see some sand dunes and something of a relief, our imaging scientist told me, looks like mars. so i'm glad we have successfully landed on mars. we have years of scientific investigation ahead of us. >> thank you. we are about to start q&a. if you are a reporter on our phone lines, you can press star one. if you are on social media, use #countdowntomars. our first question comes from steve of cbs news. >> congratulations to everyone involved. i would like to focus my question to matt and al. we see you thro

. >> i am len kiese. good morning to you. let's get to your forecast first on this friday eve with meteorologist mary lee. good morning. >>> good morning. happy thursday, almost friday to you, changes ahead as i am tracking our next weather system that will bring the return of the rain. we are starting our day in the 40s and 50s. mid 40s livermore, san jose, santa rosa, low ooze for concord, oakland, san francisco. through the day, it's going to be a cooler day with the return of rain as well with those clouds upper 50s san francisco, oakland, concord, low 60s for san jose. a little bit below average for this time of year. here is 11:00 a.m., starting to see a few light showers pushing through but the main event will be to our north. by 1:00 p.m., north catc tin d looking as we head through the rest of our afternoon, that widespread rain across the bay area. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. it's nice to have you back, g. we definitely missed you. >> thanks. i am so glad to be back. >>> we are doing all right for

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. it is friday. we want a check of our weather with meteorologist mary lee. >>> good morning. happy friday. we made it to the end of the work week, so happy about that. it's going to be a beautiful day with plenty sunshine, mild temperatures, breezy conditions. a live look at san francisco, it's a cold start. we are down to the 30s and 40s, so bundle up if you are heading out first thing. 42 concord, 47 oakland, san francisco 37, 43 san jose. as we head through the afternoon, daytime highs a bit above average for this time of year, 63 san francisco, 66 oakland, 67 san jose, upper 60s for concord this afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> good morning. happy friday. we are starting with an accident along highway 13 as you work south bound at red wood. a couple cars tangled and we are seeing a few brake lights as a result. if you plan on taking 13, give yourself a few extra minutes or try and use an alternate. two lanes are blocke

. >> i am len kiese. good morning. let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist mary lee. those wind really picked up. judging by the shots behind you, winds still continue. >>> yeah, it's a breezy start to our day. through the afternoon, we are going to see winds ease. still looking at breezy conditions, just not as windy as yesterday or last night. a live look at san francisco, you see the camera shaking a bit. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s at this hour and checking current sustained winds, 17- mile per hour winds in fairfield, 12 oakland, 13-mile per hour winds at sfo now. as we go through our day on futurecast, you see winds easing a bit. again we are looking at breezy conditions as we head through our afternoon, just not as windy as yesterday. daytime highs, many of us are in the 60s this afternoon with sunshine so highs from two to six degrees above average for this time of year. 63 in san francisco, 66 in oakland,upper 60s for san jose and concord later today. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways this morning? >>> we're off to a

expect to see this evening, they will be without the lens covers. those will be the cam images along with the other images that we talked about. first 45 because we are trying to do is try to get the power in the thermally communications, the infrastructure of the rover stabilized so then we can go and operate as we mentioned . the first thing that we will do tomorrow, we did a gyro compass today as well to see if we can understand the orientation on sale one tomorrow wee can point the antenna at earth and then if we get good pointing, then will start commanding the vehicle through that antenna . that's one of the key things that we are trying to do in these early days get that communication like working. we will also release the mouse and then to deploy it and while we are doing these things which i call our critical past infrastructure things we are alsols doing other instruments checks . over the course of the four early activities that all of the instruments we will charge the rover battery. and once we deploy the mass then we will take those in

he brings the lens, the lived experience. he brings the empathy. i think that what he needs is really some patience and support from the community. we have a community that has a lot of doubts and a lot of, you know, hostility towards our department for many righteous incidents of the past. but i think it's time to put all that aside and figure out how we forge the alliance of safety for those most impacted by violence. and i think he is positioned well to do that. he has the skills. and really let's get in support around him that he needs to deliver the department with that empathic lens to help the safety in the community. >> all right. former san mateo police chief and then interim oakland police chief, susan manheimer, congratulations again on your retirement. for now i do wish you a little zen time before you decide on your next venture. take good care thank you. >> thank you. >> bye beyrer. >> when question come back we'll talk about covid-19 and the vaccines. our good friend dr. patel will join us to answer your questions on covid and also w

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. we have a lot to get to.se impeachment managers will continue opening arguments against president trump today after playing chilling new videos to help make their case. >> nancy, where are you nancy? >>> president trump put a target on their backs and his mob broke into the capitol to hunt them down. >> we are joined live now by debra alfarone in washington, dc. good morning, debra. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we saw violent, disturbing video yesterday of the moments that the mob broke into the capitol building. it was just amazing to see that bird's eye view of them overwhelming police officers and breaking through. house impeachment managers, they took the senate through a time line detailing events leading to the deadly siege on january 6th. never before seen security footage shows officer eugene good man rushing to respond to the insurrection to safety awa from the rioters. in another video we see vice president mike pence and his family being evacuated as the mob was searching for him and house

. >> i am len kiese. good morning. the words we have been waiting to say all week, no rain today. #nrt. let's get a check of the forecast with mary lee. >>> good morning. it's going to be a beautiful day with that sunshine this afternoon, high pressure building in and will be dominant weather feature through the week. so we will start a warming trend today. here is a live look with our matt hamilton camera from lake observatory, mid 30s to upper 40s. breezy conditions for parts of the east and north bay and patchy frost in our valleys. through the afternoon with sunshine, mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s around the bay, upper 50s to lower 60s inland. showing you futurecast with all that sunshine through today. daytime highs are a little bit warmer compared to yesterday and we will continue to watch temperatures climb through the week. let's check with gianna. is it still busy through the altamont this morning? >>> it is. we are seeing lots of crowding and company as they make the trek out of tracy into the altamont area to west bound 580, one of our busy spots for the morning ri

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego.inds are calming now as we inch closer to the weekend. we are just inching slowly. >> nothing like we saw yesterday or last night. we'll continue to see winds easing as we head through the day but still breezy in spots. here francio and across the bay. we are in the 30s, 40 of the no fairfield, 12 at sfo, 7-mile per hour winds in half moon bay. through our day gradually we will see winds continuing to ease but again still breezy for our afternoon today and tomorrow. checking daytime highs with mostly sunny skies, highs two to six degrees above average, a mild day with many of us into the 60s. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. hey g. >>> good morning. thanks. if you are along highway 9, we've got a trouble spot blocking south lanes between skyline boulevard and 35. it's a downed tree and fallen power cables. you've got south bound lanes -- a heads up if you are headed through santa clara county. we've got brake lights building for the ride to the al

i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. it doesn't hurt to say it again.nally friday. we have a great forecast as we head to the weekend. >> yes, mary on this friday. >> friday, friday, love it. a beautiful day ahead. plenty sunshine today and actually into the weekend as well. get ready for some gorgeous weather. of course we need the rain. at this point it does look that's a while away, maybe next weekend perhaps. a live look at san francisco with clear skies, it's a cold start down to the 30s and 40s with clear skies. 43 concord, 46 oakland, san francisco 47, 39 for santa rosa. taking you through our day r

and not a human lens and their political lens is driven by fear, not leadership. will this affect me in the media? what names will they call me, how will this affect me in the next election which is why they are so paralyzed in their deeds but not in their words. trump -- they should appoint someone in charge of this like a pandemic czar, somebody who knows how to cut through the b.s., who knows how to bypass the bickering and the bureaucracy. there's a guy in mar-a-lago who could really step in and would probably say yes if biden said hey, could you help me? his name escapes me. >> jesse: you know, dagen, joe could do this on his own, he can get out there, got the bully pulpit and say, we are going to make these teachers come back, we are destroying these kids education and then when they go back biden takes credit for it and every single father and mother with a child under 18 years old is going to thank joe biden and that will pay off for him in the next election. >> dagen: do a ronald reagan with the air traffic controllers, boom, you're done. i want to bring

. >> and i'm len kiese. darren, there is some rain in the forecast? not until later tonight. another nice day. the rain is showing up on the far west northcoast and it will take a while for it to get here. it is mainly a few increasing high clouds today. if we play this ahead to 10:00 tonight you can see we got the leading-edge of showers of what looks to be a well-organized front trying to get into the northbay. we will look at this coming up in the complete forecast. plan on rain for early tomorrow morning. not today. in fact, we do not have to battle any fog today. a pretty view shows clear skies with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s and the inland valleys and santa rosa 36 and livermore. everyone else is pretty much in the low to mid 40s. as far as daytime highs for today, we will be sitting in the mid 60's once again with increasing clouds. how does the drive look out there? >>> good morning. it looks busy. as you said, there is no fog to deal with. brake lights out of tracy on 2580. if you typically take this route expect break lights around north flynn and travel

and the in many people through the american lens the healthy. describes them as the proud boys of the u.s. the attack of the capital was the like what's happened on september 21st 2014 so how do you negotiate with hate how do you negotiate with people and who who are ideology is mainly built on your non existence or subordination so if you want to alleviate seriously and honestly the humanitarian crisis you need to the quote of the problem because all parties are using this crisis as a conduct of through war so whenever that is a step towards peace the whole thieves or the other parting maybe the hope is they will launch a military attack or make the humanitarian crisis worse the international community would actually need to their demands and and give them whatever they want in the in the peace process so the young man the solution the peace that is no peace no accountability without telling and the right as i said the us the premises how do you negotiate with them saudia arabia is a country that sees yemen success of the democratic experiment

i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. might not need it all day. we are starting chilly but this afternoon we are warming up. >>> yeah. don't forget those sunglasses as well. we will see plenty sunshine. it will be a lovely day. it is a cold start, upper 30s to upper 40s for morning lows as we start with patchy frost, looking at patchy fog and even a little bit breezy conditions as we head through at least our morning. we are going it see those winds pick up. mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s around the bay. a little bit warmer compared to yesterday and we will continue with the warm up as we head through the day as high pressure builds in. we are looking at temps warming up through the work week and into the weekend. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. it's still busy through the altamont. >>> it is. you are going to see crowding as you work west bound 580 towards altamont pass. super commuters gear up for a few extra minutes. it is sluggish around tracy, north flynn. you are tapping the brake lights as you h

right after the rover landed, it fired released our antenna and released the lens covers which is why the images we expect to see this evening be without the lens covers and those will be images along with other images we talked about. the first four or five, we are trying to get the power, thermal communication, infrastructure of the rover stabilized so we can load the software as mentioned. the first thing will do tomorrow, to see if we can understand orientation such that tomorrow, we can point it at earth and if we get this, we'll start commanding the vehicle to the antenna and that'set one of the key things we are trying to do in the early days is get the communications link working. we will relief the remote-sensing mask and deploy the mask. while we do thesese things, the critical path infrastructure, we are doing other aspects of other instruments and over the course of the three or four and all the instruments, and then once we deploy the mask, that's when we take the initial images with the cameras, they are color and black-and-white they will take the first panoramas and al

they print spaces through the lens of french photographer t. for farming me. but 1st we kick off this special edition with a swiss landscape for tar 1st stuff on for star who heads out into nature sometimes for weeks on end to get the perfect shot he uses both his camera and a drone to capture images of pristine landscapes without trying to optimize them with filters now while many of the places are recognizable 1st star tries to keep some of the location secret here's why. images of iceland greenland and the faroe islands taken from a drone. by photographer and camera man stefan foster he sets out to capture nature's finest moments. of modern art in my images and film productions trying to show people the world the way it was before humans can't fault them and how it will be after. and the way it should actually stay with human this is for me very very important for you to show nature completely on our blemished to talk to you for i can almost. the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. foster s

think we know about a person's life, it is nothing compared to the actual person living behind the lens. though the judge denied the request to remove her father as conservator, her attorney can submit another request. her next hearing is in march. >>> coming up, all the new entertainment this weekend, including kristen wiig's new movie ahead. >>> and another high-level zoom filter fail. you're watching "world news now." >>> and another high-level zoom filter fail. you're watching "world news now." [spoken] ♪ i know a place ♪ ♪ and the lights are always low ♪ >> on this friday, the place to be for so many of us will be right at home. >> but an entire universe of new music and fresh titles will be waiting on you. will ganss is here with the weekend run down. >> whoop, whoop, it's friday. fans of "bridesmaids", buckle up. kristen wiig is back. in another hilarious and slightly more family-friendly comedy. >> barb! she's 611. >> we're in 124. >> it's adding up to be a side-splitting weekend. kristen wiig and her writer teaming up once again with a pg-13 result. >> love it! >> it's sitting

of history or through the lens of time.s former president, things that were completely abnormal began to seem normal and one was sort of, you know, after awhile it didn't seem so crazy that, you know, he's tweeting about ratings of morning news shows or, you know, on cable news and, you know, pardoning the husband of one of the anchors over at fox who is now being sued by, you know, the company that has -- who, you know, she allegedly defamed on voting machines. i'm wondering through the lens of history, how abnormal this will seem. >> i think it will seem very abnormal. somehow we became numb over the last four years to things that were not true being said to the idea that normal relationships between people in congress were going to seem each other as triable enemies. i think that's really the measure in a certain sense of success of the trial may not be the two-thirds conviction people seem to think will not happen but whether the trial can tell people this is what happened and this has never happened before in history a

>>the lens of that camera indicating that there is still some wet spots on roadways and on our lens is on our cameras you can see that line of showers it's starting to exit the region, it's actually following a cold front pretty that is slowly skirt its way across the bay area now out of the sierra foothills and the central valley. so that's also where heaviest of rainfall has settled in now we are seeing some pockets of moderate rainfall in the eastern edge of the tri valley as you're crossing the altamonte over into the central valley itself. couple of those spots right there on the peninsula still proving to be a bit misty like around sfo and then in the south bay also looking at some areas of rain particularly heavy once you cross into the santa cruz mountains along highway 17 rainfall totals for the rest of the day today, not really amounting to too much now tomorrow we do see a few isolated showers popping up. some totals could localized be a little bit heavier because these are going to be sparse pop up showers into the even hear roll of thunder too as we make our way through th

so it's critical to look at this really health equity lens. we can't achieve our goals without integrating food security into everything that we do. we learned that we need to continue our departmental coordination, data tracking, information and referral. we must do this. we've learned that the health department needs to have a bigger role on food security. and should guide all of the city agencies' efforts around food. since this the area that we know and do very well. we've learned that your voice as commissioners is critical to amplifying the values of our department. and we need you to keep food security in the forefront. thank you and i want to pass the next slide to my colleagues, drn frans. >> thank you, veronica. i just want to thank again all of my colleagues whom i miss personally and i miss working on this more closely with you while i have been in the covid hurricane. so i'm going to shift gears a little bit and we're still talking about food insecurity. in answer to one of the commissioners who wanted to hear about the collaborat

and also just this idea that not looking at historical events solely through a contemporary lens. i think so often we do not take into account the actual context. that is why reading original documents is so important, because you see founders at other people from history and how they were grappling in their context, in their -- whatever the factors were, because it is easy to say, well, i am looking at this through the lens of 2021. i would have never done that. it challenge -- and it kids to see what this person was actually facing. imagine, 200 years from now, someone might look back and say, look at all these people. they have waters on their desks and plastic bottles. didn't they realize they were destroying the world? they must have been people. -- evil. how could they have made these decisions? so it is very easy to judge history based on living in a present where all the answers from that point forward are known. they were not known at the time. i think that is something that is always important when looking at historical events. >> that's terrific. let me seize on that. i

>> yeah, well, i think, like, look, from a purely political lens, and i think the much-more importantng right now really is the facts on the ground and the health and the safety of millions of americans. but from a purely political lens, gavin newsom and governor cuomo were, you know, over the last -- the course of the last year, some of the biggest, most important leaders and voices in the handling of the coronavirus. and when donald trump was president, they were kind of, you know, there was this jax juxtap juxtaposition, they could be counterpoints to him. and with him out of office and president biden in office, they are really standing alone and changing the scrutiny and putting a lot more of the lens on them in terms of the handling of the politics in their state. i think particularly in cuomo's case, but in newsom's case as well, these are people who have been viewed from a national leadership perspective, what could cuomo's role be in the biden administration or could he have a future in presidential politics, all these sorts of questions. and i think particularly in that case

think we know about a person's life, it is nothing compared to the actual person listen behind the lens accepted the conservatorship was going to be happen, but she didn't want her father to be with the conservator. >> you have to question the motives of everyone. >> do you think that is what the situation might be here, that this documentary that just came out on fx and hulu might be kind of a turning point? >> i do think the documentary could very well be a turning point in a similar way to the way surviving r. kelly was. >> in recent months, britney spears' lawyer has made it clear that she no longer wants her father to serve as the conservator of her estate. no longer if she will completely remove the conservatorship or if she will just try to remove her father. we have not heard back from representatives from jamie spears. >> the conversation still going on. thank you, and one thing for sure after watching the documentary, you see how viciously the paparazzi hounded her. you see how young she was during all of this and how quickly things got out of control. and it's no coincidence

visited the planetarium in chicago, the haden planetarium, he also visited zeis, which was the leading lens manufacturer in the world. they arguably still are in germany. he had a zeis model 2 projector installed which was at the time the very best projector in the world. his original vision was for it to be a police of education and enlightenment. >> here is a photograph released by the soviets of the satellite, and this is a crack of what you will see in the lower half of your television screen. so be sure that you watch very, very carefully. about in the center of the screen in the lower third. >> in the late 1950s, the united states government in response to sputnik being launched and the advancement of the soviet union and their technology, especially with rocketry and space exploration, the u.s. government was -- felt threatened and felt like there needed to be a response, and so nasa was formed in the late '50s, and shortly thereafter an announcement was made that we were going to eventually send humans into space. our director at the time, tony genzano and the head of nasa at the ti