and this was the scene a few hours ago here in livermore. there you can see ginger and her friend driving the two box trucks for the long haul down i-5 to socal. ginger tells us once they drop items off items for her friend, the biggest challenge is finding out where to take the rest of the stuff to help other people and their pets who've been displaced by these fires. ginger is trying to find connections through the rotary club and other organizations. reporting live here in downtown livermore, bob redell, nbc bay area news. great to see so many people wanting to help out any way they can. all right, bob, thank you. and of course, our team is continuing to follow the wildfires down in la closely when we're not on air. we have so many great resources on our website. we're posting updates around the clock. just go to nbcbayarea.com, and you can also download our nbc bay area app for free. we're learning new details about a crash in san francisco involving a police chase that ended when the suspect drove into a liquor store. nbc bay area's gin

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from outside the lawrence livermore lab in livermore.s see how fast is this computer, bob? well, good morning to marcus. laura, for some perspective, it would take about a million of these smartphones to match the processing power of this new supercomputer and what it could calculate in just one second. that's the lawrence livermore lab behind me. the entrance here off east avenue. right now, the department of energy and national nuclear security administration, they're in. they're dedicating el capitan. that's the name of the new computer here at the lawrence livermore lab. el capitan is the lab's newest supercomputer that came online, actually towards the end of last year. was assembled by hp using chips by amd. takes up 7500ft■!s. generas so much heat it requires 28,000 tons of cooling via liquid. for comparison, the typical home requires only 4 to 5 tons of air conditioning, and it runs at a speed of roughly 1.7 exaflops, which means el capitan can perform 1.7 quintillion math problems per second. that's the number 17 with 17 zeros a

esto ocurrió en livermore? sí, pasamos con jessica gallegos. con familiares del joven. también con autoridades. y explican cómo es que ocurrieron los hechos. y esta es una historia exclusiva. daniel hernández alvarado era un joven de tan solo 17 años, quien con su sonrisa contagiaba de alegría a su familia y amigos. falleció en un trágico accidente automovilístico el sábado 4 de enero, mientras conducía el vehículo de su hermano al sur de livermore. nosotros no sabemos cómo. cómo, cómo fue el accidente, pero yo pienso que le fallaron los frenos. yo pienso que se le derrapó el carro porque le fallaron los frenos. daniel era estudiante de 11 grado de la escuela foothill en pleasanton y como mencioné a su tía y primo, quien no quiso mostrar su rostro, a daniel le gustaba bailar y escuchar cumbia y le apasionaban los carros. un día antes de que pasara eso, todavía, todavía lo vi y estaba platicando con él. ya le gustaban los carros para salir con sus amigos. de acuerdo a la patrulla de caminos, el accidente ocurrió en del valle road, al sur de la c

in livermore.need over two inches to get our normal amount of rainfall, and we know it's been dry here recently. with more dry weather ahead. january is so important to our water year because between the months of december and february, we typically get 60% of our yearly rainfall. january is usually our wettest month of the year, and we are on an average year getting storms every 2 to 3 days. we don't see that. and in fact, it's been a long time since we've had rain. and as we run the computer models out, still no rain on the way. we have this large area of high pressure that's causing it to be clear, and it's also steering the storm track up around the pacific northwest and away from the bay area. so unfortunately, still very dry even as we go into our long holiday weekend. but you will notice the afternoon high temperatures getting a little bit cooler starting on saturday and continuing into the martin luther king holiday. and for san francisco low 60s for highs. and then we'll bring it back to t

es para recaudar fondos para lo de su funeral en livermore. soy jessica gallegos.olo alcance de su teléfono para que se contacte con nosotros. si tiene alguna historia que quiere que nosotros cubramos. que quiere que se comparta en esta pantalla. solo escanee el código qr que ve en su pantalla. el link le va a aparecer. lo va a llevar directamente a whatsapp, donde estamos contigo, siempre pendientes de sus historias, de lo que usted necesita. cambiamos de tema, pues el alguacil del condado san mateo arrestó a ronald dee simpson, de 46 años, sospechoso de intento de robo y posesión de herramientas de robo, entre otros delitos. de acuerdo al reporte, el detenido fue encontrado en una propiedad privada ubicada en el área de sandhill road, precisamente donde el dentro de este lugar habría estado con una cortadora de pernos. tras ver a los agentes, él intentó escapar a pie hacia la autopista 280, pero fue detenido y llevado al centro correccional mcguire. ahora nos vamos a san josé, donde la policía detuvo a este hombre y a esta mujer. primero voy a hablarles de él. ju

also, livermore reduced visibility.t blanket of low clouds keeping us five degrees warmer north and south end of the bay. although it probably doesn't feel like it right. half mile visibility in napa, just over a mile in livermore, and a dense fog advisory by the delta for the next few hours. so lots of 40s. but as we get towards 12 1:00, it's sunny. we're still cool. upper 50s some low 60s in our warmer locations by later on in the afternoon. and that onshore flow bringing the fog back with us for our sunday. but warmer weather arrives next week. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. stephanie. >> all right. lisa. thank you. well, the white house is responding this morning to tiktok saying it will go dark tomorrow. in a new statement to abc news, the white house calls the threat a stunt and says the biden administration sees no reason for tiktok to take action before president elect trump takes office on monday. here's abc news reporter johny fernandez with the latest. >> tiktok's final hours could be here in the u.s,

san francisco, 65 degrees in livermore and santa cruz.nt to turn your attention to that red flag warning. unfortunately, southern california is back into it after getting a break this weekend. red flag warnings going through 8 p.m. thursday. gusts 40 to 60 miles an hour even higher at times. relative humidity very low, 2 to 10%. so they are facing high fire danger. looking at the current wind speeds, browns canyon 36 miles an hour 14 malibu vista as we go, hour by hour, the winds are going to ramp up again going into tomorrow and remain gusty well into thursday. i do have some encouraging news. increasing humidity for southern california in the form of cloud cover for the bay area on friday. and then here comes the opportunity for rain. southern california. even though they need the rain, unfortunately mudslides are going to be a possibility. the sierra has a chance of snow in the bay area. this model wants to bring in the potential for some wet weather on saturday and sunday. southern california still in that pattern. so when all is said

we'll take livermore, for example, 30 degrees right now. so we're subfreezing in some areas, and it will be rather cold the next several hours. sutro tower we have clear skies out there. sunrise today is at 717. we have that freezing morning right now. it's bright and it's brisk. later on this afternoon, temperatures for daytime highs pretty much on either side of about 60 degrees, upper 50s to the lower 60s later on today. so everybody is feeling that cold start. it is brisk. it is freezing out there. later on today we'll go to 59 in the city, about 60 in oakland, 63 in san jose, walnut creek, up to 60 degrees after that. pretty frigid start out there this morning. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we have this area of low pressure descend upon us over the weekend. it brought that cold air. you certainly felt it yesterday afternoon. now, that low is centered over southern california, they're finally getting their first winter storm of the season, which is pretty remarkable because we're about two thirds of the way through our

san francisco, 65 degrees in livermore and santa cruz.nt to turn your attention to that red flag warning. unfortunately, southern california is back into it after getting a break this weekend. red flag warnings going through 8 p.m. thursday. gusts 40 to 60 miles an hour even higher at times. relative humidity very low, 2 to 10%. so they are facing high fire danger. looking at the current wind speeds, browns canyon 36 miles an hour 14 malibu vista as we go, hour by hour, the winds are going to ramp up again going into tomorrow and remain gusty well into thursday. i do have some encouraging news. increasing humidity for southern california in the form of cloud cover for the bay area on friday. and then here comes the opportunity for rain. southern california. even though they need the rain, unfortunately mudslides are going to be a possibility. the sierra has a chance of snow in the bay area. this model wants to bring in the potential for some wet weather on saturday and sunday. southern california still in that pattern. so when all is said

we're talking about 30s just near livermore and actually past freezing all the way up into areas lake petaluma and now i'm going to drop the temperatures real fast because it's too cold for my taste personally and what's happening for us in the daytime highs? that's still our current temperature. here's our daytime highs for us all throughout the bay area. closer to the 70s down near san jose. los gatos. we might as well just call it 70. down into morgan hill a similar trend. now heading into this afternoon, expected to be a dry sunny day for us. with beautiful conditions throughout this afternoon. we're still dealing with nice light winds and the sunrise around 7:23 is going to be stunning. the only thing i want to mention though and it might be a little bit hay zit out there in the coming days. still dealing with the moderate air quality right now and yesterday was a mixed bag and now we're starting to see the similar trend as we head into the weekend forecast. it's important to note and of course the offshore wind developing so it's still dry out there right now too. i'll have more

be known as a heart of technology in the bay area, but the real computing power can be found in livermorerld's fastest supercomputer used to simulate and plan for the worst case scenario. sooji nam got a look inside. >> reporter: meet el capitan, the world's fastest and most powerful supercomputer housed in lawrence livermore national laboratory. pythagoras watson is the team lead for the el capitan advance technology system. >> when people talk about running on high performance computers, this is the main thing. you put two computers in what's known as a blade here and then you can packet 64 of those into a whole big cabinet here that gets you 128 nodes and they you buy 87 of those racks and you get to 11,136 individual computers. >> reporter: more than 11,000 individual computers that come together to help lead the way in all types of research, including national security. >> we can simulate climate. we can simulate gene folding. so all the way up through eventually the simulation of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: el capitan is in the early access mode, meaning more testing and calculati

and livermore, as wellll as san jose, is running very dry.g at the long range forecast, still dry into the next at least a week or so, probably through the end of next week. we are looking at that high pressure, not budging, keeping it sunny, but also keeping away any rain chances for us. so looking ahead through the next several days into the holiday weekend, our temperatures will get slightly cooler. we'll feel that during the afternoons from saturday into the martin luther king junior holiday, with highs in the upper 50s and morning starting out in the upper 30s. for san francisco, we're looking at some low 60s here through the end of the week. a few more clouds and a breezy wind on friday as we transition to some cooler air, and will only make it into the mid 50s on sunday as well as monday. with a lot of people off of work and school just planning ahead, you might want to make sure that you're wearing extra layers for some of the events you may be going to for the holiday. back to you. great advice there, gary. thanks. well, happening no

livermore has now just dipped to 28 degrees.oday's high temperatures and also rain. it's coming. and the day you should expect it. but right now, sal castaneda in the house. it's so good to see you, sir. and, boy, thank you for that big old hug this morning. >> all right, well, you got it, roberta. you know, right now we're getting a little bit more of a traffic jam here at the bay bridge toll plaza. our triple a traffic camera is showing just a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza parking lot there. nothing major yet. this is a look at the richmond bridge. you can see traffic is all of a sudden backing up there. we're checking to see if there's anything on the span. and it looks like. well, i'm going to check more, but you can see traffic is going to be slow here. and if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, that looks pretty good as you drive through traffic is moving. well, okay. looks like we just had a crash on the richmond san rafael bridge. so the next time we come along, i will tell you more about what's happening

for now, reporting live in livermore. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. >> and if you have plans to drive to southern california this morning, be sure to check the road conditions overnight. i-5 was closed along the grapevine due to snow. now, the storm bringing much needed water to an area that has been overwhelmed by wildfires this month. you might remember just last week, i-5 was closed in the same area due to a fire in the castaic area this morning. much of southern california is waking up to rain. but gloria, that's triggering fears of a new type of threat. we're talking about mudslides. >> it is amanda. most of the rain is expected to move out later today, but the first significant rain in months has caused issues in areas that burned earlier this month. mudslides covered roads and woodland hills in topanga canyon yesterday, trapping some cars. cal fire brought in extra crews to help clean up debris and limit flood risk. homeowners are stacking up sandbags to protect their properties from

santa rosa 31. 30 in livermore. down to 29. in fairfield, 38 degrees in san jose.d about rain. at the end of the week, we're featuring some measurable rain, as you will notice heading into early next week. i'll be back with that timeline coming right up. >> all right. thank you. sandhya, we'll check back. san francisco's new speed cameras will turn on in a little more than a month, and the city is trying to give drivers plenty of heads up. new billboards are being set up in several neighborhoods, warning drivers that the cameras are coming. the sfmta says they'll start tracking speeds and triggering citations at 33 intersections in march. new developments. state regulators want more control over how battery plants are run following the disastrous moss landing fire. less than two weeks ago. this after san jose state researchers found a large amount of heavy metals in the soil near the battery storage plant. >> this is an opportunity to understand what will happen in the case of a large storage facility, battery storage facility, facility burning, and how? what can w

into livermore. have been no problems at the bay bridge just yet, although this is the time when things start stacking up a little bit, so there's a little bit of a backup. looks like those metering lights came on. and now we're going to start seeing more of a backup, but still pretty good if you want to get on the road early ish. 549 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> that's what i did, sal. i got on the road early ish. >> me too. >> yeah, i know what you mean. all right. last rain was on the third over a 10th of an inch. there was a 0.01 on the sixth, but i'm going. you know, that was just drizzle 11 days ago. any rain on the horizon? no, nothing until maybe the 27th. that looks really more cold and windy than anything else. i think we're looking at our third driest january on record for san francisco. it's all an off shore direction, except for higher clouds coming down from the northeast. it is a clear pattern and boy is it cold. wind speeds are still, you know, up in the hills, b

livermore. we've got 37 palo alto, but it's 46 in san jose.all 30s for the most part. 35 calistoga, 33 santa rosa. and that is much colder, 10 to 11 degrees colder this morning from livermore and santa rosa, nine degrees colder from mountain view as we go through the 7:00 hour. still 30s, 40s. 11:00 we've got 40s and 50s. so it's a slow warm up this afternoon. mid and upper 50s for most sunny skies. the fog retreats to the coast. the winds switch to a northerly component, then offshore. tomorrow gusty. we'll talk about the risk for fire danger, mainly in southern california and a warm up headed our way in a few minutes. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. well, president elect donald trump's second inauguration is set for tomorrow. and with frigid temperatures in the forecast, it has been moved indoors. now, trump landed in washington, dc last night, accompanied by melania and barron trump. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest heightened security in the nation's capital, as donald trump returns to washington and prepares to be s

santa rosa 31. 30 in livermore. down to 29. in fairfield, 38 degrees in san jose. i talked about rain. at the end of the week, we're featuring some measurable rain, as you will notice heading into early next week. i'll be back with that timeline coming right up. >> all right. thank you. sandhya, we'll check back. san francisco's new speed cameras will turn on in a little more than a month, and the city is trying to give drivers plenty of heads up. new billboards are being set up in several neighborhoods, warning drivers that the cameras are coming. the sfmta says they'll start tracking speeds and triggering citations at 33 intersections in march. new developments. state regulators want more control over how battery plants are run following the disastrous moss landing fire. less than two weeks ago. this after san jose state researchers found a large amount of heavy metals in the soil near the battery storage plant. >> this is an opportunity to understand what will happen in the case of a large storage facility, battery storage facility, facility burning, and how? wh

upper 30s to start the morning in livermore. in san francisco we have 46 and in the north bay 40 degrees santa rosa as well as napa. thinking to get out to walk the dog. well, you may want to wait a little bit. temperatures will still range from mid 40s to low 50s. as we roll into the 9:00 hour. by noontime, we're feeling much better under partly cloudy skies. widespread 50s. mid to upper 50s expected for the second part of the day. if you're looking for a dog to walk. love, robbie, a male terrier, nine years old. available at the san francisco spca. look at that face. here's a look at the afternoon highs around the region. hayward 57, expected for you today in the north bay 57. napa 57 a popular number san francisco, san mateo, redwood city. your extended forecast here. temperatures will take a minor bump as we roll into sunday and the warming trend continues. it's a modest one, low to mid 60s, expected under partly cloudy conditions for the business week. back to you. >> all right. thank you rosemary. well, six days of memoria

winds very common areas like concord and livermore. that's one of the reasons that we do have frost advisories for inland areas. it's calm and it is cold out there. southern california. they could be a really hoping for some calm right now. we are still seeing those santa anas kicking up today with red flag warnings and fire weather warnings and high wind warnings all the way through noon tomorrow. so still a very dire situation down south. those yellow, orange and red gradients. as you know, these are heightened fire danger areas. it's a mix of the low humidity, but dry brush. the strong winds that the warm temperatures, too. and that's just really adding up to still that potential rapid spread of any fires that low that just made its way across the region is still impacting socal with some windy conditions here locally up in the northern part of the state are winds have certainly calmed down, but that blocking high pressure ridge to our west is just not budging. and because of that, your extended forecast all the way towards the end

el livermore pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48.ndustria, verdad? se deberían de aprovechar. es un buen incentivo para los estudiantes. claro, y sobre todo, que estamos aquí en california, en el área de la bahía, que es una tierra fértil para precisamentnte para esta industria. entonces, qué mejor que desde casa poder aprovechar, aprovechar todo este conocimiento? claro que sí. y ya que estamos hablando de educación, le contamos que el gobernador gavin newsom firmó una ley que prohíbe a universidades privadas dar ventajas en admisiones a h hijos de donantes o ex alumnos. esta ley entrará en vigor el próximo año y busca garantizar que el acceso a la educación superior sea por mérito y no por riqueza o dinero. 7 universidades en california. cabe mencionar. utilizaban estas preferencias. newsom dijo que el sueño californiano debe serccesible para todos, no solamente para unos pocos. por otro lado, entró en vigor la ley 18 25, mejor conocida como la ley de libertad de lectura. la cual prohíbe que bibliotecas públicas censuren libros por

so let's start you off with your morning temperatures. 34 in fairfield, 35 livermore, santa rosa, down to the low 40s, san francisco, oakland, san jose, 43, in half moon bay. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will come back up again and this time it's going to be milder, mostly 60s across the region, still above average. on thursday. we'll keep it on the mild side. you'll notice those 60s, but friday temperatures start to drop 50s and 60s. and that pattern carries over into the weekend. so some of you have been wondering what's going on with our pattern. let's talk about why we're not getting any rain. we've got this blocking high, this big ridge of high pressure diverting the storm track. the only thing that's happening is these systems are dropping down and the wind is picking up. so over the weekend we are going to see some more cloud cover, certainly a marine layer returning to southern california, which should help the firefighters going into next week. just some occasional clouds. this is taking you through friday of next week, keeping the storm track well to our north accuweather

lawns were frosty 28 at the napa airport, 30 degrees in santa rosa, down to 27 in fairfield, livermore 30, san jose 37. redwood city 32 degrees. another frost advisory has been issued for the north and the east bay. 11 p.m. tonight until 9 a.m. thursday. it's primarily the valleys and the hills. temperatures as low as 35 frost will form. so here's the deal. high pressure is still our controlling factor. winds are still coming off the land, blowing towards the ocean. that's the same santa ana wind direction that's causing problems in southern california near the hughes fire where it is so gusty here locally it is quiet, as you can see on live doppler seven. today's high temperatures anywhere from the mid 60s to the mid 70s today. i know that sounds really crazy. a live view from our emeryville camera. you're seeing a few passing high clouds. 59 in san francisco, 62. hayward. oakland, currently 66, in san jose. and there's your 70 in redwood city from our mount tam cam. we do have a little haze in the air. 64 santa rosa, 50s from petaluma to napa to fairfield and livermore, 62 degrees in

mid 50s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. and here's the view of the western sky.the setting sun from our vollmer camera. the east bay hills. these are our forecast headlines overnight. we can expect morning frost and freeze warnings the next few days. we'll have sunny skies, but more cold mornings will be coming our way in the end of the week and into the weekend will bring us increasing clouds and the likelihood of some rainfall. but right now we are focused on this cold air alert that we have here. we have a freeze warning and frost advisory in effect for much of the bay area from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. the blue area is covered by the frost advisory in those areas, the north bay interior valleys, the east bay hills and interior valleys, the bay shoreline, the santa cruz mountains, and much of the peninsula. those areas covered by the frost advisory will see temperatures dropping down to about 32 degrees. the darker area here, that's the frost. the freeze warning covers the santa clara valley and the east santa clara hills. temperatures will drop down to abou

mid 60's in dublin and pleasanton little cooler in livermore in the low 60's. there. union city, 66 degrees sundal little cooler in the 50's and flirting with 60's there, concord and walnut creek in danville. you're in the low 60, same for you in a random raga east bay, shoreline, berkeley, oakland and family and row castro valley mid 60's for you. and then as you can see in the north bay, napa and sonoma are also seeing the mid 60's and similar temperatures over in petaluma and santa rosa. so you're either the lower end ofe the 60's or the mid 60's. so here's our weather pattern. high-pressure is control and a low pressure down south. so it's keeping things windy down in southern california. it's keeping us dry and mild at let's check in on the fires in l a palisades fire on the west side and that they eat and fire in altadena on the east side. so humidity levels are in the 2030%, not too bad, but still very low. and it is that the early morning hours we see that winds are light 9 to 14 miles per hour. but we are expecting critical fire weather around those fires. so

bob redell joins us live from t altamont in livermore this morning. so, bob, that tunnel needs help from several local water agencies before they can build it. you are correct. good morning to you, marcus. a dozen local water agencies, including zone seven here in livermore, have already approved to fund the planning and design of this 45 mile long underground tunnel that would connect with the existing above ground aqueduct that you see on 580 when you're driving into to tracy behind the on the altamont behind me. later this morning, a 13th agency will vote during 11 a.m. board meeting. we're talking about the santa clara vall water district. they'll decide whether or not to contribute $9.7 million towards the planning and design of this massive infrastructure project that would cost an estimated $20 billion to complete. now, the idea is to build a concrete tunnel that is 36ft in diameter. as you can see on this map, would take fresh water from the sacramento river north of us and divert it underground to large water pumps already located in tracy. a

livermore is home to the world's fastest supercomputer.it is being used at the forefront of national security, and we got a rare look inside. >> reporter: meet el capitan, the world's fastest and most powerful supercomputer, housed in livermore national laboratory. >> when people talk about running on high- performance computers, this is the main thing. you put two computers in what's known as a blade here, and then you can pack 64 of those into a whole big cabinet here, so that gets you 128 nodes, and then you buy 87 of those racks, and you get to 11,136 individual computers. >> reporter: more than 11,000 individual computers that come together to help lead the way in all types of research, including national security. >> we can simulate climate. we can simulate gene folding, so all the way up through, eventually, the simulation of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: el capitan is in the early access mode, meaning more testing and calculations to eventually process classified information. the $600 million supercomputer will soon run sophisticat

livermore right at 60 degrees. oakland, you also land right around that 60 degree.k, the north bay will be our warmest of areas fairfield at 65 while. nevado at 64 degrees. looking ahead tomorrow, wednesday and even thursday holding on to the strike trend the weekend. it will be wet for the north bay. not so much for areas further southward. >> it's on the bay bridge. walbridge is right near that fremont street exit. so that's blocked drive times are going up 40 minutes as you're traveling into the city. hey, if you need to get into the city for work this morning, you might want to think about taking bart because we don't know when this is going to be clear. we do know that drive times have already gone up. so we're going to keep a close eye again at 80 westbound at that fremont street exit. okay. if you are going to be at our other bridges, i'm not seeing major delays there. like a richmond center fell 15 and the golden gate bridge is at 20 minutes. let's talk about sarah jessica transit officials they are facing they're saying that they're facing a major budget sh

current readings out. 35 in livermore. 33 in dublin. that's chilly. and 33 in santa rosa warmed up one degree from the last hour. and we're also seeing 40's spread out there as well. so just bring your jacket as you head out the door throughout the morning in the upper 40's and upper 50's. we will be warming up to the 60's for our daytime highs today. so plenty of sunshine even know. we started off on a cold with cold mornings back to all right, thank you for that. last hour, we start off with a few accidents. >> spring across our bridges, they were able to get those off. the bridge is fairly quickly. well, now you got residual delays. 18 minutes on the bay bridge. margarita summersville. that's at 13. the golden gate bridge just about to hit 40 as you're traveling from 37, the tolls and a snapshot of those highways across the bay. you're seeing a lot of rain in the east bay long, 80, howie, for 8.80. we're tracking that wednesday morning commute. all right, james, we'll send it over to you. thank you. reyna 8 o'clock. and in the south bay, 3 people w

current readings out. 35 in livermore. 33 in dublin. that's chilly.last hour. and we're also seeing 40's spread out there as well. so just bring your jacket as you head out the door throughout the morning in the upper 40's and upper 50's. we will be warming up

livermore is home to the world's fastest supercomputer.is being used at the forefront of national security, and we got a rare look inside. >> reporter: meet el capitan, the world's fastest and most powerful supercomputer, housed in lawrence livermore national laboratory. pythagorus watson is a team lead for the el capitan advanced technology system. >> when people talk about running on high-performance computers, this is the main thing. you put two computers in what's known as a blade here, and then you can pack 64 of those into a whole big cabinet here, so that gets you 128 nodes, and then you buy 87 of those racks, and you get to 11,136 individual computers. >> reporter: more than 11,000 individual computers that come together to help lead the way in all types of research, including national security. >> we can simulate climate. we can simulate gene folding, so all the way up through, eventually, the simulation of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: el capitan is in the early access mode, meaning more testing and calculations to eventually pro

here in downtown livermore, where we're at at the intersection of south livermore and first street, where the flag has been flying at half staff for several days now. and yes, the habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley chapters will be putting up memorial doors for people to sign and show their respect for president carter and the respect of the amount of work he did for that organization that builds homes for people in need. that organization says this is a, quote, recognition of how his efforts open doors to brighter futures for thousands of habitat owners, homeowners for four decades. there are two dodd locations, one at the amphitheater at oakland city hall, the other at the east plaza of san jose city hall, avaible for signing between 9 and 9 and four today. now, president biden declared today a national day of mourning for the longest living president in u.s. history, president carter, who died on december 29th at the age of 100, has been lying in state at the capitol rotunda in washington, d.c, since tuesday afternoon, where thousands of mourners have paid their respects to t

out towards livermore, the altamont pass, mines road, altamont, livermore all and even out to tracy. of a north or an easterly breeze. so that's in place as well. 30s for many on the temps here. martinez 38, san carlos 38. petaluma is down to 34 degrees. livermore 33, concord 35. even brentwood 37. atherton now 33. menlo park has jumped up one, but belmont at 39 and san carlos at 38. los altos ten degrees, spread between los altos and los altos hills. 3444 eight in flagstaff, by the way, national weather service in flagstaff sent out and said this is our driest winter on record so far. they've not had a drop of rain. so southern california has company. las vegas, i don't think, has had measurable rain in 187 days, somng like that. so it's bone dry. southern california, southern nevada and much of arizona as well. even prescott i think, has had its driest winter on record. the low starting to make a little bit of a move might even turn the wind more onshore, which would certainly help a little bit. but it's a dry pattern. some of the forecast models are trying to swing in some systems

ver en donde y a quÉ hora veremos lluvias, a las 7:00 de la maÑana llegando a napa, en el sur de livermore30 de la noche condiciones casi perfectas para el fin de semana pero tenemos alerta y advertencia por alto oleaje hasta el domingo a las 3:00 de la maÑana. los espero mÁs adelante con el pronÓstico tenido. presentadora: se disparan los casos de nor o virus expertos quieren tomar precauciones para evitar contagios los mÁs afectados pueden ser niÑos y ancianos. con la llegada del 2025 llegan aumentos de precio para los peajes y las tarifas de transportes pÚblico en el 2025. quieres comenzar el año cn grandes ahorros en velocidad gig? pues xfinity te da gig internet en casa por $25 al mes cuando agregas xfinity mobile, que te conecta a wifi de velocidad gig mientras estás fuera de casa. ahorra más de $650 comparado con at&t y verizon. ¡y consigue un teléfono 5g gratis! mantente conectado con mobile e internet de velocidad gig. este año nuevo, todo va sobre ahorros en velocidad gig. no esperes más, cámbiate a xfinity hoy. necesito ayuda con lo del seguro médico. checa a covered california.

livermore. stockton in with some fog.waning here as that breeze picks up doesn't take much. santa rosa northwest at 12. fairfield northeast at eight. that takes care of it. so we should see this fog starting to disappear in the next couple of hours. but the breeze will be a factor. it will give us more sunshine today, and it will be warmer. but again, another offshore event looks to be likely for southern california tonight into tomorrow. a change is going to come and it's with that wind. so look for more temperatures today to bounce off those 40s 50s and end up in the 60s. all right. sal is here and he will discuss at 630 something. >> yeah. you know, it's light out there because of the holiday. steve. and right now, we don't have a lot going on. we're looking at the commute here and, well, you're driving across to marin county. no major problems. traffic is moving along pretty well. it looks like either there's some flashing lights there. i'm not sure what that is, but we're going to keep an eye on it for you. we're off

right now, livermore sporting 32 degrees.it's still below average and below normal in the santa rosa area. at 30, it's 27 degrees in fairfield. and how about 31 in napa and sonoma? 39 degrees in san jose. freeze warning in effect until 9 a.m. in addition to the frost that you're seeing on your lawn this morning, well, that advisory is allowed to expire at 9 a.m. as well. doug mitchelson, he is in our technical operations center this morning. thank you, sir, for this beautiful live weather camera looking out towards the estuary and jack london square, where the current air temperatures in the 40s. visibility is a little bit of an issue right there right now in the novato area due to fog. we have fog and half moon bay as well. and the fog will be increasing tomorrow morning and thursday morning. right now we have a dry slot. we're under the influence of high pressure. you can see that patchy stratus just hugging the coastline there. we take you to southern california where the rain has ceased after producing up to an inch in th

livermore you're below freezing now above at 39 degrees. nearing 50 already in oakland and san francisco. so things are definitely warming up this weekend. a change of pace as we do low diving in across the region. this low is not packed with moisture. in fact, relatively dry. what it does for us is results in a few light. snow showers up in the sierra nevada, especially late saturday into sunday. and here's something that's really needed. some light rainfall for southern california as the slow makes. it's way too far east. we're northern parts of the state will see virtually nothing from it. here's all your leaders from across the state and we are only detecting the slight chance of a few sprinkles fothe bay over the weekend. nothing for the north coast this year. we'll see a few inches of snow. so watch your travel saturday into sunday up there, southern california. this will be some of the first rain of the season for a few areas. it's just really sad to be talking about this late in the year. and it's not a lot of rain at that, but it's

low 60s expected for santa rosa, hayward, livermore as well as san jose.emperatures will continue to climb. just a subtle warm up coming our way for the days ahead. i'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up. >> okay. thank you. rosemary. well, the holiday season may be over, but the payments for all those gifts continue for some consumers. buy now, pay later programs are growing in popularity. why? experts say you should consider other pt - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance. i got a great plan for about $10 dollars a month. - okay, i see you. - if you've got questions, covered california can help, every step of the way. enroll by january 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. but many people are still paying for it as

you're back at forty-seven now, dublin livermore. you're still down in the 30's petaluma just above freezing at 33. the at 38 degrees. so definitely still chilly for a lot of us. we just saw are frost advisories canceled about 20 seconds ago. and as we work through the rest of the day, calm winds will just be the cherry on top of ever-increasing temps. eventually back to the 60's, right? all right, john, thank you for that. we had a busy start this morning. stark difference from our highways yesterday. >> many people out there on the roads but they are this morning, 60 minute ride on the bay bridge there. it was over, phil, about 11 while the san mateo and the golden gate. your 25 35 there and those highways across the bay area ladder. lot of traffic during james, back to you. thank you. 9 o'clock right now we have a breaking story that recovering from overnight san jose. police exchanged gunfire. they say they were for shot at last night in the old mckinley neighborhood. and there was a plain clothes officer there. there were some p

we got down to 29 degrees in livermore. you can see those 30's all the way from napa to redwood city ca kurds, santa rosa and even san jose. fact, the oakland airport got down into the upper 30's last night. so a chilly one once again tonight. we are going to see that cold. we have a frost advisory for good portion of the bay area. the area that you see there more that light blue and that's where you could get down to about 32 degrees tonight and we could get even colder than that. the areas you see in dark purple, that's where we could see temperatures drop below freezing. so just be ready for this this evening as we are going to see these temperatures get very frigid by bay area standards. we have some rain on the way at the end of the week. when it come back, we'll talk more about that. >> all right. thanks, kyle. up to $250,000 that the kids how much it could cost to reopen of laos. cool. yeah. somebody stole some copper wire from wiedemann leadership academy over the weekend and kron four's philippe explains what led t

last year, however, the further image ago, oakland is half a degree above average last year and livermore 2 1/2 degrees above average, san jose 3 degrees above average in the year of 2024. not only were they above average for most of us behalf sides half moon bay, you are well above average when it came to precipitation for most of us, especially closer to our quote coastal communities and further north. i have to point out healdsburg and near santa rosa where they saw that really strong atmospheric river event , healdsburg, 17 inches above average. when it came to rainfall for 2024 but that did not put them in the top five wettest years on record. i will let you know how much more when you could potentially expect as we kick off 2025, coming up in my full forecast to >>> after handful of set backs, dungeness crab season is finally underway come off of much of the california coast. fishermen were about to start retrieving traps overnight. but they tell our da lin that after so many delays, in order of crab may cost you this year. >> reporter: the wait is almost over. fishermen jonathan, i

fairfield at 40, in livermore, 22 miles an hour. so it was breezy to very windy this morning, but those winds have been backing off. here's the satellite where you can pick out some cloud cover. in fact, moving into southern california, it's interesting. these clouds are kind of following the upper level wind pattern moving up and over california into nevada and down into southern california. so they do have some high clouds drifting into the southern half of the state. but unfortunately, no rain drops for us here in the bay area. we are showing you the current wind reports and these numbers, most areas in the single digits, at least at the airports here, but still some breezy conditions for the hills, the highest peaks. and you can see livermore winds out of the east at about 16mph. current numbers it's a mild day. lots of 60s san jose right now, 67 napa is 66 degrees. and here's our live camera looking out above san francisco completely in the clear. remember two days ago we had all that dense fog and it was so much moisture out t

again, as i mentioned in livermore.ame online towards the end of last year, was assembled by hp using chips by amd. takes up 7500ft■!s, generates so much het it requires 28,000 tons of cooling via liquid. for comparison, the typical home requires only 4 to 5 tons of air conditioning, and it runs at a speed of roughly 1.7 exaflops, which means el capitan can perform 1.7 quintillion math problems per second. that's the number 17 with 17 zeros after it. if you weren't familiar, making el capitan the current number one fastest supercomputer computer in the world according to top 500.org. its purpose really is for national security. so we've got a enduring nuclear stockpile that's aging. and modeling and simulation is absolutely essential to maintaining that. and there's new new designs of weapon systems coming along that need to be validated and designed and tested, all in the computer, because we don't do nuclear testing anymore. el capitan is about 20 times faster than the lab's previous supercomputer, sierra, that was de

same in livermore and dublin down to 30 degrees. each. oakland, 38 right now. and even san francisco on the cusp of some upper 30's at the moment. santa rosa at 39. so definitely a very, very cold start and no surprise that we do have a slew of advisories, including frost advisories for most of the bay area. everyone except for the immediate coastline. and for san jose. a freeze warning in effect right now. we have even colder mornings just around the corner later this week. so this definitely one of those january forecast to be bundled up for during your morning hours. at least this afternoon is going to get relatively mild with some comfortably low 60's for your daytime highs. think of what yesterday felt like and will be pretty much the same towards the latter half of the day. >> ok, what you get that car warmed up. you'll be fine to step in and they are going to be a little cold. 7 minutes upget you across the bay bridge right now than the same to get you cross. the richmond center fell. >> all right, john, thank you for that. president trump's plans of mas

drop down in livermore and dropping down to 39 degrees. those are the exceptions.hould be more 30s on the map here in early january. but for the most part, we're going to level off in the low to mid-40s tomorrow, then temperatures will warm up quickly with plenty of sunshine throughout the day. the winds will not be blustery, but they will be offshore, so that will help to really reduce any impact of the marine layer. temperatures will warm up to the lower 70s for santa rosa. most of us will reach up into the 60s. low 60s along the coast and around the bay with mostly mid to upper 60s inland. livermore, 69 degrees for the high temperature in san jose. just barely short of 70 degrees. and even if you do stay short of 70, it is still way above normal for this time of the year. not much change in the seven-day forecast. certainly not to the rain chances, which will remain at 0%. you'll see some minor ups and downs for the temperatures on the day-by-day basis. a couple degrees cooler, few degrees warmer on friday. then temperatures will level off, just above 60 degrees

palo alto in livermore at 31 degrees.airfield 129 right now petaluma at 30 to get the morning started. we do have chilly enough temperatures for frost advisories for the east bay, the south bay, much of the peninsula and even some freeze warnings in the north bay through the course of this morning. now later on today, we are going to be seeing daytime highs reaching the 60's, saw repeating a lot of factors that we've already done several times so far this week, right on eve of that wet, a steady pace out there in terms of your traffic. >> those drive times while there are no accidents on our bridges, certainly seen enough traffic. 22 minutes on the bay bridge. while 14 along richmond, sandra fell check on some of those highways over the east bay. you can see 8 80's pretty busy doubling down to fremont about 30 minutes there. and if your going to hit 80 right now around, 32 minutes starting. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31. and the top story this morning, president trump is authorized ice to make arrests near sch

in concord, livermore at 33, brentwood, 36. and in the north bay, 33, santa rosa, 34. vacaville, napa. and temperatures are in the mid 30s in sonoma, so anywhere from 2 to 12 degrees colder. this morning you are going to feel it heading out and look at the visibility. just a quarter of a mile in san jose, napa and novato. can't see anything at all. reduced visibility in santa rosa as well. so we've got fog and frost and look at the temperatures. by 11:00 we are still in the 40s, maybe a few 50s. sunny skies 3:00. mid 50s, upper 50s in the south bay. we are going to warm up, but we also are going to dry things out with a wind advisory to talk about for our north bay interior mountains coming up steph. >> all right lisa thank you. a dooming message for tiktok users in america hit their phone screens earlier than expected. the popular video sharing app went dark for u.s. users on saturday. this message you see on your screen pops up that reads, sorry, tiktok is not available right now. the alert mentions president elect donald trump, indicating that he will work on a solu

we're down by nine in palo alto as well as livermore. widespread 60s out there 61 in livermore, 64. novato, 64 in san francisco. so not quite as warm as yesterday when we actually broke records, but again, still feels very much like spring. even heard the birds chirping this morning. they are thinking it's spring as well. 64 degrees, the afternoon high expected for san francisco. upper 60s over san jose and 66 expected over santa rosa. as we get into the weekend here, notice our temperatures are very mild into saturday. do begin to cool off a bit more sunday monday into tuesday, but perhaps the bigger headline. of course, garcia is going to be that wind that returns to the bay area as well as southern california. more on that coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you rosemary. coming up, an early morning earthquake rocks parts of the bay area. then within just the past hour or so, a follow up from mother nature. what those who felt the jolt say a ut the reminder that (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) wh

and in livermore it is 30 degrees. so you may even have frost on the windshield or on some of those elevated surfaces as you're heading out and getting this monday started. but then look at where we're headed for today, a high of 64 in santa rosa, as well as ukiah and 60 in san francisco and oakland and 62 in concord, will be in the upper 50s and low 60s for much of the south bay. and going to see this weather repeat for the next few days with cold morning sunshine and some mild afternoons at least through wednesday. but then looking ahead, we will eventually get some rain coming back to the bay area. it moves in on friday and continues kind of off and on throughout the weekend. we're expecting some scattered showers. a lot of it lifting to the north between sunday and monday, and during that time that we will see those scattered showers. the north bay will have the highest rainfall totals, with the potential of 1 to 2in of rainfall, maybe even higher, farther to the north. but most of the bay area is going to get some

plus 9 degrees in napa. 9 degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. 7 degrees warmer livermore thanhis hour at then yesterday at this hour and half moon bay plus 7 degrees. so it's warm little bit. gusty winds, especially this afternoon. those winds kick up. i could just find the biggest gusts in nevado at 20 mile per hour gusts mid-afternoon 15 mile per hour gusts for concord, 18 for a nap and 16 in livermore. so you can pick your spot but the winds die down and become quite not really a big factor. what is a big factor is what's happening at the pacific coast. it's a high surf advisory that is in effect for tonight into sunday. this is for dangerous, potentially life-threatening waves. these waves are huge. they're 18 to 25 mile. excuse me 18 to 25 feet high waves and there also could be sneaker waves, waves that appear to come out of nowhere and sweep across the beaches and the rocks jetties. and piers, you don't want to be standing there because you could be swept out to sea. dangerous rip currents could also pull you out to sea. so also could be minor coastal flooding. that is