low clouds, cool low sun and low clouds a little warmer, but they're still going to be a breeze there60s to a few. only near 70. >> thank you steve. the recount begins from a recent election. who's paying for that count in this tight race for a local seat in congress and san francisco mayor london breed is in china this week. >> we'll tell you what she's it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. in southern california was all caught on camera. the driver of a black car went speeding down a road in a residential area. this is in riverside county. the car as the car sped down the street, it jumped a curb and went airborne. you see a look at this again. just incredible. the vehicle then landed in that garage where a truck was parked. the riverside county fire department says the driver was taken to the h

135 million poor and low-wage persons, there is not a stay in this country now where poor and low-wage persons do not make up 30% of the electorate. in states that we call battlegrounds, we really don't know what battleground states are because we have never seen a full mobilization. but in states that are called battleground, according to a study we did permission by liz and myself that was done with professors from columbia university and others, we now know that in those states where the margin of victory was 3% or 5% in texas, that the number of poor and low-wage voters are between 35 and 40 plus percent of the electorate. we also know that there are numbers out there like these where liz is from, wisconsin, the margin of victory in the last election was about 20,000 votes, but the number of poor and low-wage voters that could've voted was over a million. in michigan, 10,000 was the margin of victory, the number of poor low-wage voters that could've voted bit and it was over a million. in pennsylvania, 40,000 low-wage voters that could've voted was over 1.4 million. in north caroli

potential voters by far is low income, low-wage voters. >> i can't afford medicine.because of the cost. >> the community is tired of the violence imposed upon us by greed, exclusion, and denial of basic human rights. >> poor and low-wage workers who are the most moral people in this country, because they go to work every day, believing even though going to work is hazardous to their health! >> i'm tired of working 70 to 80 hours a week and still not have money for these bills. i'm tired of being sick and not being able to go to the doctor, having to make a choice between paying rent or the light bill or food or clothing. >> you cannot claim to care about families in a culture of life and they do everything in your power to rob people of equal access of resources and to force them to live in poverty. >> leadership of both parties have waged war on poor people and low-wage workers. >> and this government has treated people experiencing poverty, including military families come with disdainful, delivered, malicious neglected >> the truth is that my son died from poverty

in low-income countries, 26%.nd that takes us to your point on inequality. 26% -p jobs affect -- of jobs affected in low-income countries might sound like, oh, thank god we're not at risk of this wave to hit us. but it also means they may be less behind at the risk of growing inequality within countries and across countries, it's very real. at the risk of using artificial intelligence for evil, not for good. we also looked at, we said, ok, how well are countries prepared for this new world of artificial intelligence? we created an index that takes into account four things. digital infrastructure, investment in human capital and labor markets, innovation and regulation and ethics. so we ranked countries, 75 of them, on the basis of these four indicators. what came as a surprise when we did the ranking is that when you take that kind of comprehensive approach, it is not u.s. that comes on top. obviously if you only look at development of artificial intelligence, u.s. has the -- the magnificent seven. u.s. is way ahe

that seems quite low. if you compare that to smaller banks, they are doing about proportional to the lending size. they provide 22% or 23% of originations overall for mortgage lending and they provide about 22% of lending to low and moderate income communities. so for the big banks, there is a lot of room for improvement and we will be looking for that under the new cra rules. victoria: that is really interesting. before we run out of time, since you were the vice chair, i want to ask about the banking sector generally. we obviously had a banking crisis last year. how are the banks doing? what of the big risks you are watching right now? michael: i would say overall the banking system is sound and resilient. we are not seeing the kind of liquid pressures we saw in march, 2023. there are pockets of risk. we do have banks that are more under stress than others. we are looking at things like what is the level of unrealized losses on the baking sheets from securities, we are looking at banks that have particul

the united low rider council of san jose has partnered with our police department to prepare a low rider? we're all one community. councilmember candelas, any other specifics that you want to share that will entice our folks to come out to the parade and festival on the east side? domingo: yeah, we're gonna have food vendors, we're gonna have local vendors to be able to buy [speaking spanish] or local goods from vendors, you know, and like councilmember ortiz said, we can't do it alone. the beauty of san jose is the diversity, and not just of the makeup of our city, but in activities. i know there's a cinco de mayo event happening in downtown, but with more than 300,000 latinos living in san jose, we are proud to put together the very first cinco de mayo event on the east side. and so, i encourage everybody to come out and just have a good time with your neighbors. damian: alright, councilmember ortiz, with events like these, you have to close some streets to make sure that they happen safely, and there's gonna be some of that going on, so people should be aware. peter: yes, absolutely,

upper low. signs are pointing towards it being right over us by this evening, which is a rarity for april 4th. so it will feel like back to december. cloudy morning, a cold rain off and on most of the day well below average temps, possible thunderstorms and tonight into tomorrow i would think low snow levels 50. that's it on the highs. all right. ali is here to tell us what. >> well that weather that you just mentioned steve also increasing the number of traffic problems out on the road. and even at this late hour in the commute, you can see from the map here, there's just too many minor crashes to mention here. just something you need to be aware of if you're heading out in the east bay, especially approaching the toll plaza, a number of fender benders and stalled vehicles there you see it in that slow traffic and northbound 880 past the coliseum. you can also see the rain coming down. it is pretty windy. highway 24 in lafayette. also an issue as you get to the caldecott tunnel. there is a stal

by that i mean record low maximum temperatures and low snow levels. if there's enough available moisture into thursday night, friday could get it down to 2500ft. maybe santa cruz mountains, maybe, maybe, maybe a possibility here. today, though, that front coming in is enhancing the fog bank. the onshore breeze will turn into an onshore wind. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose, temps on their way down. good 10 degrees drop here for many here. 50s and 60s on the highs, 50s for many here because of the low overcast. in fact i own livermore hanging in there. san jose hanging in there. but i think over time here we'll start to see low clouds coming in. boulder creek is down to 4250, though, for santa cruz, aptos and mid 40s everywhere else, or 50s 40s in the santa clara valley. but santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell, all in the 50s. 30 truckee, south lake tahoe, 54, down low, vegas 48 and arcadia to 55 down into los angeles. that system is going to drop in and give us a i mean, it's like, are we back into december? that's the way it's

another low power house low for this time of year. no doubt about it. 40s, 50s on the temps where the low clouds are, you're getting more 50s. where the fog is, you're getting more 40s. east bay temps, same 40s and 50s. brentwood is 47. that's one of the coolest ones. don't see that all the time. el sobrante, a brisk 45. it's going to be tough today to clear everything out of here. but we're doing our best. the system that we had on the weekend left behind a lot of clouds. so low clouds, some sun, but a lot of high clouds as well. but over the next couple of days, gradual warming, but not a lot you guys. >> steve thank you. tensions rising across the middle east following iran's attempted strike on israel over the weekend. what the united states is doing to try to prevent a widening war and the warriors now set for their postseason. >> the rematch from last year's playoffs with the warriors, and why they're going to h e to do some norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just

thunderstorms and low snow lows. other than that it will be a lovely day. 50 that's it on the temps. >> okay steve, thank you. times 420 the latest on a push to restrict new smoke shops. we'll tell you about an east bay city that will vote on a moratorium on granting new licenses and baseball season. it's starting again. we show you how one local nor league team is day's a day off for the san francisco giants before their home opener tomorrow against the san diego padres at oracle park. now, the season started a week ago. the giants are already four games behind the la dodgers, who, by the way, beat them last night and the giants were swept in their series. shohei ohtani did that, hit a 430 foot home run in the right field stands the dodgers won last night 5 to 4. now, the city of oakland and the a's failed to reach an agreement on extending the a's lease at the coliseum. so unless something changes, this could be the final season for the a's at the coliseum. season is off to a pretty bad start. the a's record down j

the low 80s by the end of the week. the weekend is looking beautiful, with our valley highs in the low to mid-70s and sunshine, while san francisco will see temperatures going from low 60s today to 70 on wednesday, and then dropping back to the mid-60s for the rest of the week. >>> mike, you have for info on the bay bridge crash? >> smooth drive, beautiful view. this is the commute direction. headlights coming in is eastbound down the decline. no slowing there. there was no activity at the toll plaza that we could see. but if we look at these speed sensors getting away from the bridge, there is a little slowing as you're exiting south onto 880. that looks like there may be crash activity just off the shoulder. in the commute direction, a little slowing at the toll plaza. that does indicate a little more traffic volume coming through. no major issues upper eastshore freeway. walnut creek interchange moves smoothly, as does the rest of the bay. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:22. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds.

60s and low 70s.ay ahead. we'll talk about a cooldown in the microclimate forecast coming up. >>> just as expected, the metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge. we see a few more cars trying to make their way into san francisco. over the richmond-san rafael bridge, no backup, just under a ten minute ride to get yourself into marin county. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 5:42. opening the door for more women in construction. one east bay nonprofit is doing just that. for 30 years, rising sun has trained more than 3,000 young and minority women for career paths with apprenticeship programs that include hands-on construction training. the members say it's opened opportunities for future jobs in what is considered a male-dominated field, and can help them remain in the bay area on a liveable wage. >> i was on a bus and i saw a flier, and i thought, women building the bay, i want to be that. hopefully it grows so i can create my own family here. i want a lot of kids. definitely, just being

so well above on the low. the records 85 on the high, 1913 in the 40 on the record low.009. speaking of the city, they've only had one day out of the last five that shot up above average. that was on sunday 68. saturday was cool. monday, tuesday and today also right there. so generally though, it's been below, except for one day out of the last 550 is on the temps here. hayward 58, san carlos, menlo park, mountain view, brentwood, vacaville 59. but boy, there's a lot of cloud cover out there. the low is on its way out. it's getting bumped along by a system to the north. so cool. maybe mild for a few if you can get a little bit of sun here, but a lot of low and high clouds. cool to mild on the temps. that low gets kicked out. next system swinging in will give us cloudy skies. could be some rain out of this system i would think again more towards the north. it won't be for today or really tomorrow, but late thursday going into friday. take a look at this. you can see how this is developing. and then on friday if we get anything, could that be the day snow up in the mountai

low and high clouds. the lows are really mild though.re because of the cloud cover. and also a little south breeze. that could be a little drizzle tomorrow. more cloud cover. the main day will be friday and that's when we could get some light rain in here. just want to draw your attention to the mountains. look at that. i mean redding, north northeast california, susanville and tahoe truckee. so if you're heading anywhere, one of those directions or even north coast, i would keep an eye on things. looks like a decent opportunity for some rain here. mount diablo, believe it or not, 38 degrees. that's that's unusual for this time of year that that has wiped out the inversion. thus, the low cloud deck is more broken or scattered versus yesterday when it was large and in charge, as we said, a little bit of activity on the east side of the sierra. there will be popping up more activity for us here, but that low is on its way. the flow around that is drawing in some cloud cover. so that's on its way here. for some of us today. and the temperat

in low-income countries, 26%. and that takes us to your point on inequality. 26% -p jobs affect -- of jobs affected in low-income countries might sound like, oh, thank god we're not at risk of this wave to hit us. but it also means they may be less behind at the risk of growing inequality within countries and across countries, it's very real. at the risk of using artificial intelligence for evil, not for good. we also looked at, we said, ok, how well are countries prepared for this new world of artificial intelligence? we created an index that takes into account four things. digital infrastructure, investment in human capital and labor markets, innovation and regulation and ethics. so we ranked countries, 75 of them, on the basis of these four indicators. what came as a surprise when we did the ranking is that when you take that kind of comprehensive approach, it is not u.s. that comes on top. obviously if you only look at development of artificial intelligence, u.s. has the -- the magnificent seven. u.s. is way a

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the low cloud deck is making a big impact on the lows.d front is sweeping in that cloud deck, but a cold rain kicks in tomorrow. should be some drizzle overnight tonight, but the main impact comes in tomorrow morning. takes us into tomorrow afternoon. even tomorrow night and probably even early friday. so you know, maybe, maybe three quarters for some snow up in the mountains. winter weather advisory has been posted. could get another one to maybe 12 12in of snow. kirkwood showing a foot there. we'll see if it's right. just one forecast model but i tend to buy it. it's cold system, bigger fog bank lows mainly in the 50s. cloudy coast, cool, sunny inland but breezy and the wind will pick up later on. temperatures coming down way down 5060. tomorrow is the main day. cold cold rain. windy with thunderstorms on friday a little bit of improvement going into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. time now 741 put down the samples. pick up the prescription. costco. now getting into the weight loss world, we'll tell you how much it could cost to

and the plus is that the low rider community is working to build san jose police their very own low readingack moment. kron 4 news. >> new at 10 cities in the south bay are teaming up with transit officials to make improvements to erode that many students go through to get to school. the one and a half mile stretch of homestead road passes through los altos, cupertino and sunnyvale. the road between foothill expressway and hollenback avenue connects west valley elementary cupertino, middle and homestead high school officials plan to upgrade bicycle lanes, widened sidewalks and add crosswalks. according to the valley transportation authority's website, construction is set to start this summer with a mid april storm expected to drop snow in the sierra this weekend. the highway patrol is warning drivers not to be caught off guard. >> reporter eric rucker caught up with drivers who are grateful they avoid driving in the snow tonight. >> here in nyack were about 5,000 feet in elevation. and besides all the snow that is packed up to the side of the parking lot, there really is no other snow becau

that low kind of moves out of the way as we get to thursday.ay and then we get to friday. there's a slight chance you could see a couple of scattered light showers. maybe a couple more snowflakes over the sierra nevada. how about that? and adding to really impressive season up there already. temperatures tomorrow going to stay down numbers in san francisco 50's to low 60's along the coastline will be cool. cloudy all day long inside the bay. you'll see some partial clearing, but those temperatures will stay well below the average for this time of year. the south bay 60's, maybe a couple low 70's. if you're lucky. east bay also hovering in the 60's low 70's, the warmer spots. and that's about warm as it's going to get for tomorrow. but things are going to start to change. i think the good news is over the weekend likely see some warmer weather. but next couple days temperatures stay below the average light yet showers on friday. temperatures start to warm up. looks like a dry weekend ahead saturday and sunday looking pretty good. the following w

the second most critical is off the march 2020 low.t and look at the bigger picture you can see we you put a critical low here right around $17. the next thing we focus on his the bulk of trade activity that is taking place since those critical pandemic lows. it takes place right around 33 or 34. most people when they look at a chart there i goes to the low and the high. the most important thing to understand is the square value because how can you by and not know what the fair value is? it is simply where the bulk of the money has been invested in over that time period. these moves tend to be symmetric around fair value. so you are going to see another 17 to the upside and that should get you somewhere around $45-$50. so i still think there is big upset here but the we are looking for a pullback that we want to buy. >> let's go a little narrower you mentioned j.p. morgan and you say that this is arguably the most important name in the second there, why? >> huge financial services company. not just relevant to that second there but als

eddie lewis with the united low-rider council.s born and raised. >> and what he calls east side way growing up in the side that fall, you >> we didn't have a brand new cars like other parts of san jose. so he and his friends did what they could showed off what they so we wanted to show off what we can do besides you don't you don't pick in the fields and stuff like that. he says he planned to celebrate his culture last year. cinco de mayo celebration in san jose. but being the wife went out for about 5 minutes and i saw that and we just took off and i want to part of it. what he saw was a huge police presence. in fact, officers arrested more than 100 people shut down multiple highway off-ramps. >> a public outcry followed calling sjpd is response discriminatory. lewis says it reminds him of low ratings past where this kind of activity would get you in trouble. san jose and cruising for nearly 4 decades making it legal just 2 years ago. >> so they stereotype, if standing had a car, >> you a criminal. lewis says have the low reading

low 60s bay shore and we're only in a few see, a few low 70s in our inland valleys. otherwise upper 60s bayshore and the clouds staying put right at the coast. so we do have an even stronger area of low pressure that's going to visit us later in the week, with perhaps some measurable rain. we'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. >> back to you guys, lisa. thank you. happening now in the east bay, uc berkeley students are camping out on the steps of sproul hall. this is in solidarity with pro-palestinian protesters who have recently been arrested at other universities. a man is at the live desk with that reggie. >> the demonstrators are set up what they're calling a free palestine encampment or organizers say the group has three demands. first, they want the uc berkeley. they want the university to end what it's calling the university's quote, silence in the palestinian genocide in gaza. they're also calling on the university to divest from corporations involved with the israel-hamas conflict. and lastly, they are asking for better protection for palestinian, ar

got up to the low 70's. a lot of the rest of us, though, are going to be just as warm if not a touch warmer, the high pressure ridge still the dominating force in this forecast looking into next week, though, this low cuts up from the jet stream and the cut off low sits right to the west of us into the middle of next week. this is going to change things up just a little bit with a gradual and subtle cooldown in the days to come. that means today is our last day of low 80's will have a few clouds here and there. but overall, a clear day than yesterday. tomorrow is going to be a nice, clear day as well. just generally a little bit cooler by that. i mean, upper 60's to mid 70's kind of a sweet spot for the weekend. if you really enjoyed that warm feel today is a good chance to enjoy it again. 60's to 70's in the city 60's at the coast and then 70's to low 80's elsewhere. today is the last day that we're soing to see 80's on this map. so for the south bay, if you like that low, 80 degree field again, get out the

only in the low 60s. and today just as cool.hen we're adding cloud cover as well as a stronger onshore breeze. so the cool down begins today. although it will be very subtle for many tomorrow . so definitely going to feel it much more and widespread this morning. temperatures ranging from low 50s in santa rosa to about 60 degrees in san jose. this cool down begins today and will continue all the way through the business week, even providing us the possibility of scattered showers by the end of the business week. so a better look at what we can expect for today, as well as the week ahead. coming up in just a bit at 430. let's see how the highways are shaping up on this monday morning with sal. good morning sal. >> good morning rosemary. i think we're off to a good start here. you know last monday obviously was kind of a trying day today. so far so good. here is the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good and there are no major problems. this is early, though. of course, and the wave of commuters has really hasn't really hit y

we'll be in the low 60's at the coast. some low 70's for bayshore in inland areas.ur forecast. and while we're still seeing light conditions out there still pretty gusty. if you're traveling across the golden gate bridge, taking time out there, right back after the there, right back after the break. wa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a minute... -alligator. are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an impossible shot brought to you by comcast business. >> 7.43 right now, the first day, april. and we're starting warm and i think there may be some more or not, john, with it yet. we've got john with all those john, the rain does come back later on this week. we get a nice little break this time around, though, today, tomorrow and even wednesday, we can really beautiful in particular today. and tomorrow, though. >>

we're in the low 40s, upper 40s to the low and mid 50s around the bay shoreline, 54 in hayward right now, 49. in the city, a chilly 41 in santa rosa with that fog. so we'll have our cloud cover early on. for the first half of the day, we're in and out of that cloud. cover your sunrise here at 634 this morning, but later on this afternoon, we'll get rid of the clouds. nothing but sunshine and temperatures getting to near average 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay shoreline, our warmest spots inland, getting close to 70 degrees. reggie drew, thank you. >> developing news, the white house and other world leaders urging israeli leaders to show restraint after iran's unprecedented attack on israel over the weekend. amanda, we're learning that most or at least a lot of the ballistic missiles launched at israel failed to reach their targets. >> now, abc news is confirming overnight at least half of those iranian missiles either failed to launch, failed in flight, or crashed before hitting their targets in israel. israel says 99% of the drones and missiles ended up being intercepted, an

low 80s inland.e breeze nor see the clouds in areas like concord and livermore for today. but by tomorrow again, those things start to change. a better look in the extended forecast, which includes the possibility of drizzle and a few sprinkles. more on that coming up. >> former first lady michelle obama goes undercover. why she tried to sneak into a target store this weekend. let's run out to our newsroom. >> say hello again to andre senior. as you look to the next hours of mornings on two. >> good morning. a nationwide health warning issued for ground beef. while agriculture officials are urging customers to check their freezers and why a recall was not issued. and later on the night, a groundbreaking proposal could change the way you wait in airport security lines, we will explore the bipartisan effort to regulate expedited screening company clear at airports across california. stay with us norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got

overnight lows tonight, will be on the mild side. temperatures in the low 50s. the daytime highs will still be at 80 degrees out in the east bay at fairfield, antioch, livermore, even san jose will notch up at 80 degrees. they will all look the same with sunshine through wednesday and then clouds will come in on thursday. temperatures are the big story, falling this week. by the time we get to tuesday and most of the week will manage in the 60s with plenty of sunshine tomorrow, which will bring me to vern glenn. >>> the usual menu of the big leaguers. and the nba playoffs without if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. >>> a split will have to do with no

low pressure incurring this dip in the jet stream that's bringing us all these changes that low pressure area is going to result in showers for southern california later this week. slight chance of those for us now, much of the country is actually going to be warmer than average these next several days. but for the bay area and the rest of northern california, we're actually in for a cooler trend to close out april and kick off may. and that really is evident today after yesterday's low 80's at the warmest today at her very warmest will only be hitting 70 to 71 degrees. so definitely on the cooler side. and as you can see, most of us will only be in the 60's, including san jose after yesterday's 80's hayward, 68 degrees for your high oakland at 66. biggest temperature drop in vacaville from 86 yesterday to just 68 degrees today. almost like a change of seasons. and just one day we stay pretty cool throughout the rest of this week with a slight chance of morning sprinkles on friday. the weekend looks. all kight. lots of sunshine and daytime highs in the low 70's rania. all right, john, th

we are on the cool side with the low clouds and fog temperatures in the low 50s here in san francisco. it was just 61 yesterday. the winds are going to kick up throughout the afternoon in the city along the coast. but we'll still manage some very comfortable highs from the 60s to even upper 70s across the bay. stay tuned to have the forecast for the warmest days of the week. and then the cool down coming up lisa, thank you. >> also ahead, a rare saturday vote happening in the house today. the controversial bill that could jeopardize speaker mike johnson's position. plus san francisco is getting giant pandas. the timeline for the zoo, and the price norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? we

low 60s, bright and breezy.unny with temperatures in the mid 60s as we head towards the ninth inning. so tomorrow with those low to mid 80s inland, you can see the warmth there even about 80 degrees up in sonoma, 73 in oakland. look for mid 60s san francisco and we'll look for the temperatures to come down slightly right along the coast there, but still holding on to those 80s inland mid 70s around hayward. but by tuesday look at the drop off. we are all into the 60s even struggling to make it out of the 50s there along the shoreline. so as for today, look for that low 70s there in oakland, 73 in fremont, upper 70s, and even maybe warmer than that in some spots. 79 santa rosa. so that's well above average today. and then overnight tonight, looking at temperatures just a little bit milder will be in the upper 40s to about 53. there in fremont and concord. so the accuweather seven day forecast we've got about 60 at the coast. low 70s around the bay near 80 inland after the gray start. sunny and warmer for your sun

and plus is that the low rider community is working to build san jose police their very own low reading cart. in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> all right. taking a live look now from our mount tam camera wolf. and really not much you can see out there beside it, surely like, no, no, do not do that. the idea yeah, looking quite cloudy out there. you're going to see that pretty much everywhere. and i got another shot. this kind of like that to be kind funky, if you will. here's a look at radar right now with the heaviest stuff going on. >> in the south bay right now, moderate rain showers occurring elsewhere. we're actually not going to add a whole lot more to this going forward, but probably another quarter to maybe half an inch. there's san jose state too. and rain drops. you can see on the camera. so that's where actually we see some of heaviest rain going on right now. so here on storm tracker, 4 noticing the cloud for session here with our low. that's a cold core low from the gulf of alaska. we've done this is like the 3rd 4003th time we've done this over the last month or so

to low 80s.g trend may actually last for another day. i want to show you the temperature progression here for san jose, and notice how those numbers come up all the way through friday. so three days in san jose, we could be close to 80 degrees. but look at how those temperatures really fall off there as we head towards saturday. those spring showers we were referring to could materialize these later on saturday. notice how high pressure weakens, allowing this system to move through the bay area saturday evening, saturday night and then by sunday should get those clearing skies again. second half of the week, though, does look cooler and breezy again, so we'll warm up a little bit for the middle part of the week right now. warmest days in that tuesday through friday timeline. then as we head into next weekend, looks like we could be contending with some showers. not for the entire weekend. right now, late saturday, maybe just very early sunday morning with some clearing skies as we get into the fi

and reaching into the low 80s today. so a significant warm-up coming between the morning and afternoon, the way we start and end the day, up to 81 in san martin, while novato will be in the upper 70s. we'll have another day like this tomorrow, but already starting to see some of those coastal temperatures coming down as we get more of a breeze, and we'll see a high of 82 in morgan hill, 80 in livermore. on friday, we're back to sweaters, but not yet umbrellas. we will need the umbrellas for the rain coming in this weekend on saturday. i'll have a look at the timeline in a few minutes. >>> cinthia, tracking a crash in dublin. >> this is the commute direction, westbound 580 at the hop yard road on-ramp, three lanes seem to be blocked. the details are still coming in from chp. we can see the build stretching back past the b.a.r.t. station, so we'll continue to watch. we're going to go up to vallejo where there is a crash westbound 80, again, the commute direction there in the georgia street on-ramp area. three cars got invo

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it's very low by historical standards. it is rocksolid because people moved into long-term fixed rate mortgages. the interest payments by corporate businesses you look at relative to their cash flow that is as low as it has ever been in the data that we have in its data going back and again businesses have done a good job as well. i do think you could argue it's rate insensitive than times a if passage of the reasons for that. and therefore maybe two and half maybe it's three, three and half. that's a lot lower than five and a half. i think low rates will help. particularly are under stress because the higher rates. lower income low income households they have borrowed aggressively with consumer finance loans. because when inflation was raging they turned to the turn s of debt to supplement their income come to maintain the purchasing power in the debt loads are higher and if the fed cuts rates over flood through lower rates buy now pay later that sort of thing that should be very helpful. reason number two i would not cou

low 60's at our warmest by monday for the eclipse were officially tapping back into some low 70's andow 80's around the corner. so getting warm really quickly as for your roads, things out there rolling along pretty smoothly. first of all, it's friday usually have the lighter conditions. second of all, it is so much calmer out there for this morning commute than what we had yesterday. still watch for some wet spots, especially after last night's rainfall. so a few puddles on the road. some slick spots out there as you are getting things started for the last day of the workweek, right? all right, john, thank you for that. >> well, in the south bay, apple planning on laying off more than 600 of its workers various locations. and santa clara, the tech company recently notified state labor officials about the layoffs back in february. the tech giant shut down its decade old quest to build an electric car that resulted in more than 1000 job cuts or reassignment for employees who were working on the project. april is celebrated as autism acceptance month. so here in the bay area your local

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it appears to be a true split race between joe simitian and evan lowe, both lowe and simitian remain at exactly 30,249 votes. final results are expected to be released later today. if that tie holds both lowe and simitian would move on to the november election, making it a three way race. what were the chances of that right? >> in san francisco, supervisor aaron peskin is telling abc seven news he's just days away. away from launching his campaign for mayor. peskin has been critical of mayor london breeds tough approach on homelessness and mental health issues. >> i want to repudiate the politics of blaming other people. we've blamed the judges. we've blamed, you know, the nonprofits. uh. let's start being accountable. >> london breeds. >> peskin has been supervisor on and off now for about 24 years. he's currently the board president. we asked abc seven news insider phil matier about the response from mayor breed's camp. >> what i'm hearing from city hall is that this is the start of the mayor's race, as we have covered many times before past mayoral races in san francisco. there's

low 50s throughout the rest of our inland areas.after that cold front moves through, we start to have a child. sunnier skies by saturday. right back to the 70s heading into next monday. that is our inland areas. let's take a quick look at the bay. all of us will be hand in hand with the low 50s just into thursday. online today, half moon bay and san jose are seeing a big contrast but we will all see similar weather. >>> coming up, for the second time ever, a person tests positive for the highly contagious bird flu. what we are learning about the rare case and the risk to humans. >>> you can watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch news and weather updates throughout the day. you can find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv. >>> i'm going to be honest with you. this is the first time i have been excited to unboxed a scale. this is a smart scale that is going to measure so much more than your weight. this will help us sain stain -- sustain and maintain a healthy lifestyle things to everythin

mostly low 70s in the north bay. the fog in the north bay valley is persistent slowing down how fast temperatures are going to warm up. these numbers are about three to seven above average. we will be farther above average for highs tomorrow and monday. we look at the 10-day temperature outlook for san jose, a spike in temperatures the next couple of days. a big drop tuesday and wednesday. more of a drop thursday and friday. that is associated with the next rain chance that won't be a significant rain chance. but this time of year that is what we expect. a few hundreds of an inch of rain thursday into friday. it's a long way down the line. the seven-day forecast, inland parts of the bay area, we have a few warm days then that drops back to near normal temperatures tuesday and wednesday then likely below by thursday and friday as the next rain chance moves in. we don't phrase it anything more than a chance of showers, tim pie call for late april. around the bay, temperatures go up and down but not as much as inland. e

low 80s inland by the time we get to midweek. actually looks like next weekend will be dry as well so. that hasn't happened lately. overnight lows tonight will be in the mid-40s, and you had cloudy skies, so we won't get that cold. tomorrow things look nice. we'll be cloudy in the south bay and a lingering shower or two. ditto for the east bay. tomorrow pittsburgh at 61. in brentwood, 61. danville, 60 nchlts the north bay, few showers tonight. the doppler is showing we do have rain now. up around ukiah we'll only manage the low to mid-50s. standard sunshine after tomorrow for monday and tuesday. we'll cloud it up on wednesday, but it looks like it'll be dry through next weekend after we dispense with the showers tomorrow. monday, tuesday, wednesday increasing sunshine and inclosing temperatures. and that holds true for the east bay as well. along the coast it'll be fairly cloudy not only tomorrow but also midweek. in general the showers, they are going away so. that's why an tree ya's got a smile on her face. >> all right, thank

mid- to upper-60s and a few low 70s around the bay. mostly mid-to-upper 70s with the warmest spots around 80 degrees. >>> it's no secret that san francisco sometimes gets a bad rap for drug issues and crime. the latest issues, thieves stealing congressman adam schiff's luggage from a parking lot in downtown. despite perception, there has been improvement. overall crime is down 30% from the same time last year. as we have been reporting for a while, the city has been aggressively cracking down with license plate readers, a bait car program and arresting drug dealers in the tenderloin. the city is pumping more money into a young adult court, a program focused on getting repeat offenders on the right track. among the success stories is lucas. kenny choi has more on his journey to redemption. >> reporter: for years lucas cruise struggled with an addiction to meth. since 16 years old, in and out of jail committing crimes including auto and residential burglary. >> it was an exhausting cycle. >> reporter: the now 25-year-old entered various

that but it will also turn windier. weather front and area low that weather front and area of low pressuresday night and eastwards on thursday night and into friday morning. most of the rain will sit across northern scotland and there may be snow over the mountains for a while. following the rain, we'll find sunshine. now, it's going to be chilly across northern most parts of scotland this time but across the midlands and eastern england temperatures could reach 17 or 18 degrees. the next area of low pressure is deeper. it's stronger. that means the winds are going to be much stronger and there could be some disruption as well. it's bringing with it even warmer area and that should push northwards across the whole of the country for a while. we may well start with rain again in scotland. that moves away more quickly and again we'll see showers coming in from the west as well. there'll be sunshine around too. it will be a windy day on saturday, particularly for the western side of the uk, but it is a southerly wind, so temperatures will be higher, evenin temperatures will be higher, even in

for a few low 50s.s kind of stuck here. but an onshore breeze out to the delta is in place for many, so that will allow for the onshore cooler breeze to kick in here already has already felt cooler in the morning and it will be cooler today under some low clouds. they'll retreat back to the coast, but the warm is over for now, although it does look warmer on sunday, so a quick little cool down friday into saturday, then a little bit of a bump up on sunday. but for today, a cooler friday with the change already in place with that fog bank pouring in, making a pretty good impact 50, 60, 70 on the temps. not much change on temps saturday, but it does look warmer on sunday day. >> okay steve, thank you. time 650. the fbi has a new warning ahead of the start of passover on monday. why the fbi is on high alert for threats made against the jewish community. and in san mateo county, a very emotional celebration. the reunion between survivors of cardiac arrest and the people who helped save (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) get e