san rafael, oakland, lots of low 70s. alto, san francisco nice and morgan 72 degrees for you there. other night lows, the clouds increasing and waking up to temperatures in the low 50s. 53 in san francisco, and oakland and 40s in ukiah, and lakeport lots of fog once again. rain chances for the south bay where we get the least amount of rain in the bay area. today, 0% chance. monday, tuesday and wednesday have the umbrella handy into saturday and next weekend. so for the storm coming in tomorrow. we're going to rank it a one, light. light rain, scattered showers and less than tenth of an inch. so we'll see rain monday into tuesday. i'll show you the animation. tomorrow morning, the fog and low clouds. scattered light showers and starts to pick up throughout the day. not too bad. late monday night, into tuesday morning. moderate rain moving into the north bay and spread over night. rainfall amounts quite impressive. tomorrow, not more than less than a tenth. i'll take you through week. heavier rain, thursday through friday.

and arrow shows you that area of low pressure will form another low off the coast and that will be our nor'easter that moves in later on tonight and wednesday. here is future tracker 610:00 tonight light snow developing and spotty slushy accumulation taking place and mixing going on in philadelphia. and rain to the south and east. and during the morning rush tomorrow you may not see a whole lot activity and not a lot of precipitation but light snow will be around and rain across farther south jersey is and into delaware but this is when the heaviest moves in 11:00, 11:30 and noon tomorrow we have the snow with the northeasterly winds moving in and moisture from the atlantic. what to expect with this nor'easter round 2. the winds will not be strong, gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. not as strong in comparison to the last nor'easter. this is say snow impact. 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 tem is the time period and likely cause additional power outages. we have more details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. lets send it back inside to you. >>> now, lets turn to walter perez. for storm prep

the low to 70s. 69 in san diego. low to mid-60s through the central valley to monterey. 49 yosemite. 38 in tahoe today. as we look at the seven-day forecast, 5 to 7 feet over the weekend is nice. we'll get wintry showers thursday after temperatures get back to average if not warmer by wednesday. then a chance of some wet weather turning to frozen weather this weekend. >> at the oscars, common called out the national rifle association during his performance at the oscar nominated song stand up for something from the movie marshall. the song co-written with diane warren and co-written by an dra day -- it was played last month at a florida town hall for the grieving students at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> tell the nra they're in god's way and to the people of parkland, we say our sentiments of love for the people from africa, haiti to puerto rico. >> some stars wore this orange american flag pin on the red carpet. they were created by gun control advocacy group every town for gun safety. >>> students are ge

but there is plenty of cold air in the upper atmosphere and this first low the apparent low taps into the cold air and that begins to drive into the ohio valley and notice it looks ragged. and already starting to transfer the energy down to the low pressure moving off the southeast coast than is the system that has the moisture and tapping into the moisture from the gulf of mexico. and pulling in moisture from the atlantic and winter storm warnings are in effect. all of southeastern pennsylvania and mercer county new jersey and areas to the north, these are the areas that deal with the heavy accumulating snow. we v an advisory in interior south jersey and newcastle county and delaware where we see accumulating snow and it's not as intense. this shows how the two low pressures come together and phase off the carolina coast and then the height of the storm at 1:00 where we get the heavy wet snow and cold air is pulling in and the timeline light snow and rain from the southwest to the northeast. between 7:00 and 11:00. the heaviest precipitation in the middle of the day bankers hours fro

what happens overnight and through the day tomorrow, the first low, parent low transfers energy to the coast. when this happens, the low pressure traps thousand of feet above the surface. winds are whipping, cold air. as it does, we see the rain changing to snow from the north to the south as the storm system deepens and stalls. the morning commute, you will probably think it's no big deal. light rain. poconos dealing with snow. wind not even that bad. the evening commute is a mess. this is the height of the storm with wind driven snow, low visibility as people try to drive home. the big story, the winds. for details on that, let's head to ?oaf. adam joseph. >> it's the destructive part of the storm everyone will feel high winds from the poconos to the lehigh valley to the city and down to the shore where winds between friday into saturday morning gusting over 5y consecutive hours. let's take a look at some of the wind gusts and what to expect. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, winds 60 miles per hour in allentown, 55 reading and lancaster, 58, millville, 55. we'll be over 60 in spots. it's the

now i bring all this up because home depot and lowe's have seen their stocks get slammed lowe's is down 21% from its late-january all-time high. home depot is down almost 16%. they haven't bounced back yet because of fears of higher interest rate. which has been a hindrance to their stock than to the rest of retail it's been a hindrance to home depot's stock. you know what? right now, the discount is deserved, based on the numbers lowe's is a little more risky, hence why it's cheaper bottom le bottom line, i think the latter is a better buy than the former perhaps because of its better technology or lowe's is distracted by acquisition of row nachl -- rona when the market settles down, this domestic retailer, with no trade exposure, will be one to buy. i'm going to go to frank in new york frank! >> caller: this is frank from pelham >> you're up it's jim >> caller: i bought usg after the hurricanes in hugh stoustond miami and puerto rico thinking they would need sheetrock. it should be going through the roof what's -- >> interest rates. they just say usg is sensitive to interest rates, th

she's a low-i.q. individual, can't help it. she really is. >> according to the advocate magazine, congresswoman waters says she's not surprised that her comments about impeachment are bothering the president. and the fact that she should take an i.q. test, waters called th that. >>> hundreds of officials gathered in baltimore for a essential ceremony honoring underground railroad president ha harriet tubman. last year, the mayor of baltimore ordered the removal of all confederate statues. yesterday was known as harriet tubman stay. >>> well, this morning, most of us are waking up a little groggy after losing an hour of sleep. daylight saving time begin at 2:00 this morning. this is the cam showing the ferry building. the clock there springing ahead one hour. with the time change, california looks at the country except for arizona and hawaii will enjoy an extra hour of daylight. the spring and fall clock changes continued with a long tradition started by benjamin franklin to conserve energy. certainly, when you wake up as early

snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet. despite the rain falling right now... summer is fast approaching and this is no time to be letting our guard down about conserving water.(catherine) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from the south bay, some of us may be doing just that.......rob? (rob live) water managers say there is no need to panic. percolation ponds like this one along coyote creek are still putting water into the ground but there are some early indications that we may slipping back into some old pre-drought habits. richard santos/chairman-santa clara valley water district "....it's a major wakeup call...."santa clara valley water district board chairman richard santos is talking about the statewide dip in water conservation in january of this year.richard santos ".....we need to conserve, we need to do better, these are some little yellow flags that say we need to do more conservation..."the state water resources control board says that the amount of water saved by urban users, much of which goes

then we'll hit the low to mid-50s. south bay, low to mid-50s. best chance of showers from 8:00 through about 2:00. lows tonight are going to hang out in the low to mid-30s up in the north bay. low to mid-40s for most of us much we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast and find dry weather for you coming up. here's alexis. >> hi, mike. i want to talk about a commuter issue. we still have a full closure of 16th street mission station due to a pg&e power issue. still no estimate on when the station will reopen. they're working to get a generator there to power it up. they're not sure when it will be up and operating. in the meantime, 24th street station for an alternate. or of course, you can take a bus instead this morning. we're keeping a close eye on that. everybody else mass transitwise looks great. the roadways, looking soggy here this morning. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. but we've had several spinout crashes. >>> rihanna versus snapchat. the superstar says an apology from the company is not good enough.

earlier this morning, the surface cold front out ahead of the parent upper low was essentially lined up along the pacific coastline from san francisco to seattle earlier but has now trekked slightly inland to encompass the north bay. as a result, the north bay has seen the bulk of the precipitation so far, with up to 2.00" in the wettest locations and widespread accumulations of .66" to 1.00" across the inland north bay valleys. warm sector precipitation ahead of the main cold front has already pushed deep into central california, bringing at least minor accumulations to nearly all portions of the san francisco bay and monterey bay areas. the bulk of the rain from this storm is expected to come through the remainder of this morning and into the early afternoon as the cold front sinks deeper into the golden state. southwest flow of 40 to 50kt at 850mb will accompany this storm system today. this southwest flow will enhance the frontal boundary as it shifts southward today by providing deeper moisture advection/vapor transport into the region as well as increasing the already favorable

(mabrisa rodriguez)low pressure trough is dominating the trough is low pressure rodriguez)(mabrisa (mabrisay this morning and will continue to do so through the next few days. this storm system will bring gusty southwest winds, moderate to locally heavy rainfall, the potential for thunderstorms, and accumulating snow at the highest locations. earlier this morning, the surface cold front out ahead of the parent upper low was essentially lined up along the pacific coastline from san francisco to seattle earlier but has now trekked slightly inland to encompass the north bay. as a result, the north bay has seen the bulk of the precipitation so far, with up to 2.00" in the wettest locations and widespread accumulations of .66" to 1.00" across the inland north bay valleys. warm sector precipitation ahead of the main cold front has already pushed deep into central california, bringing at least minor accumulations to nearly all portions of the san francisco bay and monterey bay areas. the bulk of the rain from this storm is expected to come through the remainder of this morning and into the early a

in the low 70s and the light rain moves into tomorrow.nd hanging onto the 70s in the inland areas. cold showers tuesday morning, messy commute. wet and breezy wednesday and moderate thursday and friday and thunderstorms and it will be a tough drive up to tahoe for the weekend. >> could this be the most sustain period of rain? >> yes. anywhere from two to 4 inches by the end of the weekend in the north bay and one it two afternoon the east bay. >> a brand new show" deception" a story of a super star magician puts his skills to use working for the fbi. "abc 7 news" reporter marcy began z gonzalez. >> crime solving with a magical at which time. >> reporter: abc's latest show deception, an illusionist. with the fbi. >> so -- that obviously, there's a little bit of a knocking of heads. >> you're plane did not explode, it disappeared. >> reporter: using his mastery of magic pulling out every trick in the book and then some. to help the government including agent cay daniels to catch criminals. using some stunts and tricking that leave the show'

that's the parent low. now if you look here, you can see the coastal low beginning to form.es over, it taps into tremendously s pulls down . tomorrow morning, 7:00, cold air taking the lehigh valley and the poapoconos where we see the chae over, philadelphia with dry slotting. a low in the action. it doesn't last long. by lunchtime precipitation is back and changing to snow in south jersey. the evening commute, we are dealing with snow falling, high winds reduced visibility. the system moves out of here by 9:00. philadelphia, south jersey, northern delaware. we are not talking about a lot, a coating to two inches. it's tough to stick. north of landdale through quaker town, allentown, two to four slushy inches, allentown on the four inch line, poconos, higher elevations, you could get heavy wet snow, it will extend the ski season. bad news if you are traveling. the real star of the show, the dangerous part of the storm, the damaging wind gust. 50 to 60 miles per hour, ground is saturated with the fact the february fifth wettest on record, down trees a given and prepare for po

another low pressure system will possibly bring wet weather back mid to late next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) ( james )( james ) breaking news we are following... school officials say police are responding to a report of shots fired at a residence hall at central michigan university. an alert was sent out to students. this is the school's twitter page. an automated phone message from the school also was sent to students. ( darya ) breaking news.... san jose police believe they have found the person responsible for sending threats to the alum rock unified schools. ( james ) the suspect is 12 years old. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in san jose this morning with the latest. ( lydia ) san jose police believe a 12-year old girl was behind the social media post on twitter. district officials say in the post on twitter she threatened to "shoot up" east san jose elementary schools. this is linda vista elementary school, one of the schools threatened that is part of the alum rock school district here in east san

after that, low pressure ta kes control. after that, low pressure takes over.e to normal for the takes over. temperatures close to normalfor the time of takes over. temperatures close to normal for the time of year. for the rest of the week... a break on tuesday but after that, the impact of low pressure starts to be felt. temperatures close to normal for the time of year. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: sources tell the bbc that traces of the nerve agent used to poison

the primary low and coastal low, as we head through the overnight hours, the transfer of energy occurs and notice the isobars it tightens up and increases as the storm system intensifies and rain and a lull actually. light rain in philadelphia tomorrow morning. but as the storm system really deepens and gets stronger we see the change over to snow and the isobars get a lot tighter. this is when the winds really start to increase. we talk about the timeline, tonight that heavy rain will be arriving when are looking at a half inch of rain later on tonight and right now just light rain and tomorrow morning the change over to snow. already occurring in the poconos. the rest of us we get a bit of a break with light rain but don't be lulled into thinking this is not a big event. friday afternoon and friday evening the winds howl and the storm system taps into the cold air changing the rain to wet snow and everybody is interested about the snow but the big story is the winds. >> the duration and strength we have to watch here. in fact, as we go into friday morning into saturday morning for ba

helena at 29 and other locations in the low lying valley spots as low as 20 degrees. would not be surprised if there's frost forming out there and, yes, a lot of temperatures have reached the dew point which is why visibility map showing clearing conditions for the south bay and most of the east bay but across the north, you can see the fog near santa rosa but where the gauge is is at 10-mile visibility and it's improved over the last 20 minutes. another view of san francisco and gorgeous glow seeing sunrising earlier and earlier every day. san francisco 45 and doesn't feel as cold as it is in other spots. livermore 34 and san jose 36. down below freezing and future cast showing clear conditions if r your monday and we'll have mostly sunny skies, not imn that see much cloud -- not going to see much cloud coverage. >>> san francisco police looking for suspended raiders player aldon smith. >> he's wanted for questioning after an alleged domestic violence report over the weekend. jessica flores is live with more. good morning. >> reporter: yes, those accusations came in

but very low cloud coverage.hat we're seeing and drivers are dealing with it this morning. so it looks neat. it almost looks like a drape is being pulled over the golden gate bridge and marin headlands. what's interesting here is we are getting a west wind so that's causing some of that fog to roll in further and it is being sent down over the headlands there. so just a neat view but, of course, not so neat for drivers who have to deal with it. and look at this. our sunrise happening right now over our mount vaca camera, you can see a few wispy high clouds but also that low-lying fog is there across the north bay so that's definitely impacting people's view, people's drive this morning, bringing visibility -- this is the visibility map. half moon bay visibility very low down to a third. three-mile visibility in hayward, san jose 6. it's pretty low in oakland airport still. it has been for hours. and look at the north bay, anywhere you're going to drive up there it's going to be tough. >>> right now we are trackin

at the big picture, into saturday, area of low pressure, it is coming up area of low pressure, it ist a block in the atmosphere, that is the area of high pressure in scandinavia. around that, cold air circulating once again towards the uk, familiar picture, we had this not so long ago, the beast from the east. we're not saying that is coming in next weekend but the bubbles indicate something cold may be coming in. big question about how cold that will be. there could be an issue with wind chill as it picks up, depending on how cold it gets next weekend, if the picture stays the same, uncertainty about what weather and whether any of the wet weather will fall in the form of snow. things looking very interesting next weekend and of course this is the place to keep up with it. more than 200 witnesses have been identified as part of the inquiry, identified as part of the inquiry into the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter. forensic teams have sealed off more sites in salisbury, as the home secretary says investigators are being given all the resources they need. th

lowe's profitability fell last year. on the earnings call, executives pointed out the homeme impro retailer is entering the year with a new plan to improve its business, which includes getting a better understanding of its ro shoppers,ssing orders more quickly andoosting its supply chain. it also has to make sure the k, so inventory is in st when shoppers come in, they buy. while lowe's management iski an active role in the strategy to turn around execution missteps, itay be from the influence of activvet or d.e. shaw, which took a stake in the retailer last year. >> it seems as if activist investors are already having an impact on the company and it may reflect le's taking a stronger tack. activist l intervention g overdue. if we can get somebody in to help run the company beer, that will be a positive. >> reporter: the real holiday is the spring for home improvement companies. we'll see if their new strategy will lead to growth. i'm courtney reagan. >>> sales take off at tjx companies. e off-price retailer said more sh

we have some programs directed at low income customers. you had requested us to get much more information on this, and this is that existing affordability metric. and what you can see, the water bill is graphed in blue, the sewer bill is graphed in green, the combined bill is graphed in gray, and you can see how those compare to the median household income over time. and we looked at this when we looked at the ten year capital and financial plan, but this is the launch point for the rest of our inquiry. and so now i'll turn the mic over to simone hudson who is a city hall fellow in the finance department and is now working in the community benefits group, and also, john scarpulla. >> thank you, eric. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm really glad to be with you today to share about our affordability work which has really been a collaborative effort across the agency to think critically about how we can serve customers burdened by their bills, low income customers, and take a holistic view of affordability as an agency. so we've developed f

and low 90s. i think there is an easy way to play this on a bounce. let's say we get a little bounce on monday morning. when i was looking at the smh at 1:06 you could look out to may expiration and by the 95105 put spreads. that's your 250. it breaks even at 102, half on the downside, and you make up to 750 down to 95 dollars between now and may expiration this is looking to target a move just back to that up end trend a lot of technician would tell you this uptrend would still be in place if you had the stock at 95 two months from now. >> what do you think of dan's trade mike >> i definitely like the structure, given the fact as he pointed out the sentiment was weak in this space the end of this week. i think it's tough to press shorts here especially when you consider the big constituent stocks i grant the kentment is store on micron i like that story fundamentally. and i like the fundamental of intel. a cheap stock. this is a way that you can risk a small amount, 2.5% of the index to make a be

bands of wet weather circulating around that area of low pressure, a few brighter spells as well.loudy and dry. temperatures have come down a little bit compared with the weekend. finally, going into tuesday, that area of low pressure pulls away, a ridge of high pressure coming in for tuesday, settling things down. a good deal of cloud around mind you, particularly in eastern parts, and still a bit of rain for a time in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england. and temperatures have edged up a little bit, so some spots in scotland for example getting back into double figures. for wednesday, that ridge of high pressure isjust about figures. for wednesday, that ridge of high pressure is just about gone and low pressure parks itself to the south—west of us for the rest of the week. it will have limited attempts on wednesday to bring in a band of wet weather towards the south—west. but more cloud in the west. the most noticeable thing about wednesday will be a strengthening southerly wind. temperatures will be in double figures more widely. the area of low pressure to t

they want to see those lows but you never want to short a dull market. you could see a pop next week. >> are you worried >> i wouldn't. the desk was quiet we didn't see people panicking there is a comfort level at the core positions but trimming at the edges. i'm not worried about the market imploding and correcting to much lower levels i think it could be a slow bleed for a couple weeks like these guys are talking about and you pick your poison, pick the stocks that you have been comfortable with to add on weakness certain areas of technology you can add on weakness. i would avoid facebook like the plague, i think it's going to go lower. financials and trill names that i buy on a pullback. >> so much for the pause that refreshed. it was definitely not a pause that refreshed it was a pause that set us up to deal with a multitude of other issues what i would say is i'm starting to get more encouraged at how negative people are feting i felt people were offerly complacent or sanguine about what we had in early february. what scares me about today's close i

i'll go ahead and give you the movement, we have a spin around the low pressure center. the stuff up to the north is shifting back around and deintensifying a bit. if you're in southern bucks county and trenton you're stuck with the heavier rain. the stuff allentown, it'sat wety of theegion a little bit later this morning or this afternoon. as we take a look at our series of issues that we have in place today, the first one, of course, is the flood issue. the biggest counties that could hit by this is philadelphia to points north an toward the east. there's an aerial advisory. the high warning is from noon today until midnight tonight. we're seeing gusts 3 to 35 miles per hour, it will build to 50r more, worse down the shore, lots of trees and wires could come down, as to moderate flooding they are warning you to move your cars and bob brooks will be along naiblghts with more on -- in a little bit with more on that. tt up. >> dave we cleared ambler, montgomery county. we had oneund on 309 past welsh road. we have one on the boulevard whitiker avenue you see the area of y

low clouds on the move, though.ving in and around san francisco, parts of the bay. it's dry this morning. that's the good news. the system is -- still has a ways to go. it will bring an increase in class. rainfall looks okay. we will take anything we can get at this stage. looks like maybe an inch of rain by the time we gets to wednesday. also friday. 40s, 50s on your temps. they are going to stay in the mild side here. until the system arrives. then they are going to turn much colder. this will be the last day of above average 10 -- temps. allie, i hear there's good news on 880. >> that is shutting down the freeways in both directions. it's completely clear. we will show you that pictured -- picture in just a minute. 580 westbound. you can see there's the usual slowing around 205 if it -- as it merges onto i 80. no major issues to tell you about there. 880 in oakland. here's the thing we were tell you about. this had been -- traffic has been at a standstill about an hour ago because of downed power lines. p jenny w

mostly low 60s today. warmer weather tomorrow before everything in the weather icon book comes your way again next week. we'll have a closer look in just about ten minutes. >> as you said, the weather emojis. and we also have to include a clock, because daylight saving time begins overnight tonight. >> very true. >> and we lose an hour of sleep. we'll check back in with you in a bit, rob, thanks. >>> the ending no one wanted after an hours-long standoff in yountville yesterday, all three hostages were killed. three women who dedicated their lives to helping veterans with ptsd. one of the veterans turned on them. roz plater joins us from yountville with more on the victim and the time line that led to yesterday's tragedy. hi, roz. >> reporter: good morning, how are you? you know, with he drove on to the campus, police letting us closer to building g, where this happened this morning. and you saw veterans in their homes and outside their homes and on their way to breakfast at the cafeteria. it's pretty quiet

some areas low and high clouds.ome clouds ahead of that coming first, the afternoon temperatures will be pretty nice to seven for the hine san francisco. we're looking at average. san jose today 73 degrees . the is here in the cold some that will coming they cloudy and warm for now. look at this big low in the pacific. that will be impacting california soon . the bike and that is when we will see the rain drops. widespread rain and expected overnight tonight. early tomorrow morning it is going to be wet. we will have doppler radar cranked into full gear because it is going to be busy. we could see a lot of heavy areas, heavy rainfall. a break on tuesday and then wednesday the next round comes in. the next one on wednesday is the colder system. first we have a warm front and then this cold front. on thursday morning we may see very low snow levels because it is going to be that chilly. today there tomorrow futurecast totals could be anywhere from half an inch to an inch in some location. by wednesday and thursday we

we get an area of low pressure out to the west, that transfers it's energy to a low pressure that formsstline and tracks to become another nor'easter in our region. the exact placement of that low how close it rides to the coast that will impact the snowfall totals that we get. i want to show you a model's projection of this, this is on the higher end gfs is looking at higher numbers than the euro. i want to show you this dark blue around the lehigh valley, suggesting we could have a plowable snow in the lehigh valley. the shade of blue over philadelphia, 3 to 6 inches of snow and much less in south jersey and delaware. could be a plowable snow in the dark area, the blue in the lehigh valley and the poconos. we're watching this tuesday into wednesday.couple of days the talkals. today, chilly, breezy, dry 45. partly sunny this afternoon. tomorrow cloudy. looks like precipitation may arrive in the evening tomorrow but it will likely start as wednesday is the day you feel the impact of the storm we're talking wind and snow and some rain potentially in south jersey and delaware, 37 degrees.

this afternoon there is is the primary low and the surface low. and pay attention to the white lines. the isobars, the lines of equal pressure. the more lines the stronger the winds. they come closer together 7:00 tomorrow morning. as the nor'easter develops south of new england and at that time you see the colder air from the north and west collapsing in over the poconos and the lehigh valley and morning and still rain at that point in philadelphia. as we go into the afternoon the storm continues to deepen and crank enup and you see the snow going up to philadelphia into south jersey and it's a transition tomorrow from rain to snow as the wind increases. here is the timeline, a long duration storm. the storm gets stuck to the east and not going to move quickly. tonight heavy rain arrives. a half inch to inch overnight tonight of rain everywhere. friday night snow in the poconos and light rain in the area. and tomorrow afternoon the second half of the storm comes in as the winds howl and the rain changes over to a heavy wet snow. and for the most

we are looking for a low loud deck. good south wind cranking up later on. 60s and low 70s. speaking of that person named allie, here she is with an update on the fog and the traffic. >> it's always favored when your favorite local weatherman read your tweet on air. >> thank you. it's still very early. >> things are so far getting better. they were a little rough around 4 this morning. now it's back open. we have another -- a few other minor issues to tell you about. it is causing a little bit of backup. he spent 80 at the toll plaza, there was a hit-and-run that is under investigation there. you do see some of that usual slowdowns on highway for near bay point in pittsburgh. nothing specific to tell you about. we do have something specifically to tell you about in hercules. there is a two vehicle collision. it is slowing things down in that area. taking a look at highway 20 for. getting crowded as the morning goes on. traffic moving, although at a kind of sluggish pace. golden gate bridge. although, there is that fog that you mentioned, steve. fog there and also heavy fog a

we should be in the low to mid- 60s. today we'll be in the low to upper 60s. so temperatures close to average. a little warmer across the south bay especially where you could reach 70 degrees for los gatos, 69 in sunnyvale, pretty similar to yesterday afternoon which was really nice outside. went for a jog and it felt great. 68 degrees in concord, 68 in benicia, 67 in vallejo. a lot of people were in summer clothes along the embarcadero. 62 in san francisco the high, 62 in sausalito. once the sun comes out it will feel spring-like. lakeport into the mid-60s. here's the futurecast clear skies for your lunch break today. afternoon hours, as well. and then clouds will roll in for saturday morning. so it may be a gloomy start to your weekend and then saturday night into sunday, that's when we could get precipitation. this model barely showing anything. if we do get anything it will be mainly in the south bay. some of the other models are showing that we could see a little bit more precipitation trickle in. when we are going to see that rain, it's going to be monda

lows tonight in the 30s. sun up on monday 6:35 a.m., and numbers recover into the low 60s, just about where we should be. east bay will have plenty of sunshine, and the numbers will be in the low 60s, 64 pleasant hill, 64 at danville, up in the north bay, more of the same, patchy dense fog, and early morning hours, low 60s. winds are 64, extended forecast, monday and tuesday look sunny, tuesday looks warm, increasing clouds on wednesday lead to a chance of not much on thursday and friday, and by next next weekend, we clear up. the big system looks like a week from tomorrow. >>> coming up, devastating and deadly weather on the east coast. why the area could be in for a repeat performance in just a few days. >>> a rare winter wildfire breaks out in a community full of livestock. where it happened, up next. a deadly noreaster has moved out to see.. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more

low that forms, that's the nor'easter you can see that area of low pressure the winds won't be as great with this, but we could get higher snowfall accumulations, tuesday into wednesday as the area of low pressure tracks up the coast. i want to show you one model run that came in, one that's showing higher snowfall totals, but more accurate s far over the past several storms. the bulls eye area in the lehigh valley, 6 to 8 inches of snow north of the city. 3 to 6, kind of on the border here, this is an early projection, a look at what to expect. it depends on where the low sets up, how close to the coastline it gets. we'll keep tracking this, i want to get your ear out there, watch tuesday night into wednesday, the greatest impact would be during the day. today is dry, a chilly breeze and 45. we quickly cloud up tomorrow, cloudy and 47 degrees. precipitation likely arrives in the evening or nighttime hours maybe starting as rain, high of 47. on wednesday, looks like a mix of snow and rain, especially in philadelphia, north and west, where we may be talking about a plowable storm. 37 deg

just off itsit is lows.people want to talk about the fed moving in passive fashion as they tighten, we think that level of rate volatility is too low and that it really demands we see some sort of a shock to drive it a higherd put it embedded floor underneath it. not just this week, but the coming several weeks and months. >> sticking with the theme of volatility, technically a super spike is possible. we have five months of higher lows in a row. the bloomberg, you have an interesting view. >> we think the critical point about u.s. equity markets globally is a high volatility regime has begun. it happened with this shock. historically these have lasted five years. people need to get used to this. in a low volatility environment, the s&p spread between its high and low of the day, 0.8%. is exactly the move in the s&p 500 today. volatile, this feels it is part for the course. we think in the environment going forward. >> interesting. so your trade, speaking of volatility, up 500%. how are you recommending to p

inflation stay so very low? and, again, we have a similar situation with inflation, it isn't even up to the fed's 2% target, and i think our conclusion was that that good experience reflected, sat a favorable supply. the most important of which was what alan had pinpointed which was that productivity was really increasing dramatically. unfortunately temporarily, but dramatically. and that was holding down prices. in addition to that and unfortunately that's not one of the things that is currently operative. in addition to that there was a strong dollar. the appreciation of the dollar was holding inflation down, and oil prices also plummeted at that time. and those things have been operative in the u.s. recently. finally, on top of that, we pinpointed a decline in the pace of health care cost increases. this was a period in which there was a restructuring. many people moving from fee for service to managed care-type plans, and at least for a period it held down the growth of health care costs significantly, and w

south lake tahoe is 21, low snow levels. there's probably going to be a slamdunk into lake county, sonoma county, napa county. tomorrow -- tonight into tomorrow is probably our greatest chance for more moisture. as this cold fronts wings through, it's going to destabilize the atmosphere rapidly. if there are any son breaks, that certainly will help. the days are a teeny bit longer, already popping up on the san mateo coast and just around san francisco as well. it's not going to take long. some of these can produce hail. 32 in lakeport, clear and clouds to the south -- mostly clear, with some close to the south, montero 42, a little chilly. watch these storms develop rapidly. we are going to see some hail reports and low snow as well is often on rain today. a little better on saturday and gone by sunday. it's 5:03. sal, what's going on at the bay bridge? >>> like you mentioned, the weather is going to be favorable until it starts raining and then it's not going to be like yesterday. we are going to show you the babe region a

i must stress, nothing is severe or the low.as the low. i must stress, nothing is severe or extensive as the weather we have had lately. further ahead, not as cold, staying unsettled the potentially some wet and windy weather affecting many parts of the british isles into next weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10pm: an end to the freezing weather is coming but thousands of homes tonight remain without power. high tides and strong winds mean several flood warnings in place as the snow melts. further travel disruption is expected. three men have been charged with manslaughter and arson over an explosion in leicester, which left five people dead and a number of people injured. and video assistant referees are set to be used at this year's world cup in russia, after football's lawmakers voted to approve the technology. good evening and welcome to bbc news. thousands of homes are still without electricity, and motorists and rail passengers face continuing disruption,

flooding hit low lying areas of the city, and many were low income.er mary halton giving me more details. quite often the problem with climate change as we struggle to humanise it and the real issue here is that it is affecting women globally so often we estimate is happening in places like lake chad with the effects of climate change are very visible but in the example of new orleans and urban population and places like ja ka rta urban population and places like jakarta and globally woman and would like to be in poverty and socially deprived than men so they will be more impacted when infrastructure is damaged. that is an issue about our societies are constructed rather than being an issue specific to climate change? absolutely, we tend to talk about natural disasters but these events do not impact everybody equally and the impact according to the structures we have in place as a society so climate change is affecting indigenous women and women of colour disproportionately to the rest of the population. reading your article you are seeing europe the

upper 40s to low to mid 50s from 6:00 a.m. to noon with a combination of the fog and the clouds around and if you're tracking rain chances, they're minimal this weekend. just a spotty shower or two. best chance in the south bay, but next week, certainly looks promising as multiple systems come through bay area. let's look closely at the timeline. 5:00 a.m. monday. you're going to be seeing a few showers around. same thing at 7:00 p.m. tuesday, light rain going into wednesday. wednesday is when we're going to see moderate rain and colder air leading to some snow over the higher elevations in lake county. friday morning will carry that theme and as you check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a slight chance of a few showers tomorrow. better opportunity for some showers on sunday but it's not widespread. it's just spotty at best. level one systems and don't forget, you spring forward this weekend. before you go to bed, set clocks forward one hour. we go to daylight saving time. monday and tuesday, level one systems wit

that's the parent low, low pressure sweeping in to transfer energy to the coastal low.t doesn't happen until wednesday. flying into philadelphia, decent weather during the day, sunshine, increasing clouds, on the cool side, wind lighter than today feeling warmer. 7:41. 4:47, 7:42-degrees with clouds thickening. future tracker showing 10:00 tomorrow night, we have precipitation here. philadelphia on the edge starting with rain mix, north and west snow, light tonight and tomorrow night and early wednesday morning, on the light side, 8:00. still rain across south jersey and delaware. as the storm intensifies, it's pulling in cold and moisture. the dark blue is heavy banding of snow holding along the coast. we see back end snow reaching the coast by 5:30 drying out areas south and west and it all moves out. there will be mixing across cape may county, central delaware, two to four inches on the back end. atlantic city through millville, south of wilmington, 48, lancaster, berks county and a large area of 8-16. as the track becomes more certain tomorrow, we'll tone it down,

we've asked people to put their cars in low areas put their cars in higher areas. the wind we'll deal with, there's not much we can do about that, hope for the best. >> reporter: back out here live, certainly hope for the best, fire chief said they will expect street flooding major street flooding anywhere from 2 to 6 high tides. the next one in atlantic city, 7:30, 7:31 to be precise keep an eye out for that. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> let's inticht -- switch over to gray hall live at the schuylkill expressway. gr you have the this time. how you doing? >> reporter: thankfully, yes, jennette. not the way you want to wake up friday morning. we're talking about buckets of rain. if there's any redemption in the coastal system, all this rain is not snow. if you're leaving home be careful as you head out on the highways awe you herd roblg rogers say, places on the schuylkill expressway could develop pungd -- ponding and flooding. penndot has been watching the system closely, the system expected to bring as you heard david murphy say wind and rain and heavy,

stayed so very low? we have a similar situation with inflation is not even up to 2% target. our conclusion was that good therience reflected atmosphere for supply shocks, the most important, that alan had pinpointed, was that productivity was really increasing dramatically, unfortunately temporarily, but dramatically. that was holding down prices. in addition, and unfortunately that is not one of the things that is currently operative -- in addition to that, there was a strong dollar. the appreciation of the dollar was holding inflation down. oil prices also plummeted. those things have been operative in the u.s. recently. on top of that, we pinpointed a decline in the pace of health care cost increases. this was a period in which there was a restructuring, many people moving from fee for service to manage care type plans, and at least for a period, it held down the growth of health care costs significantly. we concluded that was -- so all of these were supply shocks. we concluded that was important. i t

the overnight lows tonight will be in the upper 40s to low 50s, and tomorrow's highs will range fromnorth in santa rosa, 83 in san jose, and low 80s at concord andly livermore, so it will be warm all over the bay area. on the beach, it will be mild as well. beach highs tomorrow will be in the low 70s, but santa cruz will get up to 79. and the uv index will be high so apply sunscreen. tree pollen will be high tomorrow and grass pollen will be elevated as well. no problems now with weed pollen or mold spores. on we go to look at tomorrow's projected highs versus the average highs for march 30. projected highs for tomorrow in that first column. check out the difference, every location on this board will be anywhere from 9 to 16 degrees warmer than average for tomorrow's date. so here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, much warmer than average tomorrow. still pretty mild over easter weekend, the only minor schooling going into next week, for the next six days we'll see temperatures slightly above average, on the mild side, pleasant, spring, dry spring weather i might add, all the way thro

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