but the us cannot back down also with this is marcus came from the german institute for international and security affairs who argues that in geneva it was all about the u. s. and russia. if europe doesn't get a more active role, it will simply be sidelined by the big powers and a warm welcome to typical bush julia from dws, russian department, he believes the russian wolf is at the door. so are the western ducks going to try and sit this one out too. if so, good luck, interesting stuff, plenty to talk about. so let's get on with it. mikhail, you are laughing. tell us a little bit about the ducks and the wolf. what does it all mean? listen if we see it as a game though morally it's it's problematic but if we see it as a game, then we can see a huge asymmetry in the conflict between the west and russia where russia is ready to raise the stakes knowing it is a weaker player, it still has skin in the game and is ready for action while the west is not and that's the huge difference between them. so the problem is i don't see in the moment any any idea to stop putting from doing what he's

but the us cannot back down also with this is marcus came from the german institute for international and security affairs who argues that in geneva it was all about the u. s. and russia. if europe doesn't get a more active role, it will simply be sidelined by the big powers and a warm welcome to typical bush julia from dws, russian department, he believes the russian wolf is at the door. so are the western ducks going to try and sit this one out too. if so, good luck, interesting stuff, plenty to talk about. so let's get on with it. mikhail, you are laughing. tell us a little bit about the ducks and the wolf. what does it all mean? listen if we see it as a game though morally it's it's problematic but if we see it as a game, then we can see a huge asymmetry in the conflict between the west and russia where russia is ready to raise the stakes knowing it is a weaker player, it still has skin in the game and is ready for action while the west is not and that's the huge difference between them. so the problem is i don't see in the moment any any i idea to stop putting from doing what he'

also with this marcus came from the german institute for international and security affairs. who argues that in geneva, it was all about the u. s. and russia. if europe doesn't get a more active role, it will simply be sidelined by the big powers and a warm welcome to to become brochure. yeah, from d w's. russian department. dibels is the russian wolf is at the door. so are the western ducks going to try and sit this one out to live? so good luck. interesting stuff. plenty to talk about. so let's get home with it. mikhail you are laughing. tell us a little bit about the ducks and the wolf. what does it all mean? listener, if we see it as a game though, morally it's, it's problematic, but if we see it as a game, then we can see a huge a symmetry in the conflict between the western russia. aware, russia is ready to raise the stakes. knowing it is a weak a player, are it still has skin in the game and is ready for for action while the west is not. and that's the, the, the huge difference between them. so the problem is, are, i don't see in the moment, are any, any idea are to st

why should be marcus? actually, i'm my concern is that during the russians, you have talked a monday. nobody wrote was rudimentary. men screams. so the, the actual we have diplomatic improve to go. pathways on the table and woods can be, will, can be followed since 2015, but nobody's ready to do this mirage and slow the ukrainians for different reasons which i understand. but business, my concern the, there's no political solution on the paper where it theoretically or we have through all the pieces are available. oh, but nobody's really to nobody's ready kindly to step forward and to started the promoting initiative and better thought did the end of the by nathan trade. i was now they're quite active. i mean, what, there been, you know, dozens of meetings, very high level meetings. i think now they're engaged. yeah. but it does seem that they're not engaged on the terms of mince anymore. it's going to be something new. and that's bad news for europeans in the sense of the european ownership of the process

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good morning to you, marcus and laura. as you're well aware, the california state indoor mask mandate is in effect until at least february 15ththe omicron appears to have peaked in the bay area. the san francisco chronicle reporting there are still a lot of people infected with coronavirus, but the number of cases are down by about 20% since january 9th. and still over 2,000 people are hospitalized with the disease, but the paper reports that that number also appears to be leveling off, the number of hospitalizations. according to the chronicle, marin county's health officer believes there will be more waves of infection, but they will be less harmful than the past because of stronger herd immunity. dr. matt willis predicts we could soon enter the endemic phase of this pandemic. last night santa clarita county public health director sara cody spoke at the covid town hall and expressed they're on the other side of the surge. the other subvariant known as ba.2 has been detected in santa clarita county. dr. cody says it's so

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so marcus came, i'd be interested to know what you have to say about her, about this sir, about who's to blame to taking us to the edge of a conflict that a leading german newspaper. so could pose a threat both to europe, security architecture and the international order. how bad is it? it's really bad. and regardless of the situation in ukraine into the efforts to contain the crisis in ukraine, i think the overall thing effort of the russian neither ship to re framed the european insecurity architecture or to redefine the european security are the architecture of, of even bigger concern for the europeans, because in that really turns bank the clock until bank for the beginning of the 90 ninety's, we have to keep in mind and with a cut cut of perth in 9090. we agreed on, we agreed on the fact that every country in europe is entitled to truth, the political military lines it wants to belong to. and if we would agree with the russian, that this is not accept the acceptable anymore. if we would accept spheres of influence, fears of interest in europe, there would be more or less the divi

. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll start out with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast for you today. starting out with carl in the back. >> yes, and we are going to see this kind of drifting around parts of the bay area. a live look outside in san francisco. we can see it is foggy, misting, drizzling and temperatures in the upper 40s year, but we do have upper 30s as you head to the north bay and also to the tri-valley. 37 in dublin and even cooler in morgan hill right now, 36 degrees and these temperatures will drop a few more degrees around sunrise. the fog is mostly in the north bay but it may continue to develop as we go into the next couple of hours. through the day it clears out and it will be a hazy sunshine once again, but temperatures warming up into the mid-60s. some of our inland spots will see upper 50s near the coastline. 57 in san francisco, 65 in santa rosa and in palo alto, a high of 62 degrees. these temperatures about what we've seen recently. we'll talk more about this and the r

. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. that's absolutely right, concerns over russia continue to rise. just this morning, senior administration officials say that conversations are under way with nato countries who would receive u.s. military assets. now, this comes after the state department directed the evacuation of embassy families in ukraine, citing concerns that russia is planning military action. >> to de-escalate tensions. >> reporter: strong words from u.s. officials as tensions with russia escalate. the u.s. secretary of state warning if any russian troops enter ukraine -- >> in the event there is a renewed russian incursion, russian forces going into ukraine, there is going to be a swift, a severe and united response. >> reporter: this comes as russian forces amass along ukraine's northern, southern and eastern borders. >> i am gravely concerned that putin will show, once again, aggression in europe and cross the boundary into ukraine in the coming days or weeks. >> reporter: sparking calls from abroad and at ho

marcus moore tonight.cus, thank you. >>> as i mentioned off the top tonight we're also tracking that dangerous ice storm. triggering states of emergency. freezing rain, sleet, and snow, treacherous weather from texas to the carolinas and virginia. at this hour it is getting worse in the carolinas. a half inch of ice could accumulate on roads, trees, power lines. power companies are on standby as we go into the night. an ambulance slid off an icy road and down an embankment near raleigh. the patient who was already in cardiac arrest did not survive. ptwo others were injured. and then of course, the brutal cold moving in across several states as we start this weekend. chief meteorologist ginger zee back with us again tonight. she's tracking it all for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. this savage cold that we are enduring here has made it to the ground level down in south carolina and north carolina. but up higher, it's warmer, so rain is falling, but it's into this freezing surface, so it's freezing o

marcus and kris? >> thank you, kari. >>> today is the deadline for some santa clara county workers to get their covid booster shots or else. bob, we want to know what workers this applies to and whether they're complying. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. well, this booster shot mandate applies to all santa clara county employees who work in high-risk settings, health care workers, medical first responders like emts and firefighters, people who work in skilled nursing facilities and jails. if those employees do not get boosted, they'll be reassigned away from frontline positions. the county can set up a waiver process after hospitals protested they would lose too many workers as a result of this mandate. each hospital or department does have to apply for the exemption from the booster shot. workers individually themselves, they can nt do that. santa clara county fire says 40 of its firefighters want waivers. last week we spoke with the chief of the san jose fire department. >> we have individual

>> reporter: well, marcus, what we know is that the u.s. is planning a strike aimed at russia's economy. now, senators say that they hope to move forward on the sanctions package by the end of this week. the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting today hoping to put moscow on the defense. meanwhile, on capitol hill, lawmakers say they are nearing the 1 yard line when it comes to a bipartisan bill to sanction russia. senators say some measures may take effect before russian invasion, while others are aimed at providing aid to ukraine. >> which would include sanctions, which would include more military assistance, which would include helping them to fight back against the cyberattacks the russians continue to use against ukraine, and also to help on the disinformation campaign that russia is actively involved in to try to destabilize the zelensky government. >> reporter: the ukrainian president is criticizing the west for waiting to impose sanctions. some lawmakers suggest that ukraine is backing off of its nato aspirations cou

. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget, if you're on the go we're broadcasting not only here on television, but which he can us out live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> we certainly have a lot to get to this morning. first let's start out with a live look at levi's stadium, the 9ers getting in a final practice before the big game on sunday. >> also ahead, this amazing fan story. one 9er super fan recently got the opportunity to make custom cleats for one of the 9ers players. you can hear from him coming up at 5:15. first, let's get a look at the friday forecast for you. meteorologist vianey arana in for kari this morning. >> hey, there. it's setting up really nicely. cold in the bay area, 30s and 40s right n 35, morgan hill 39, jose 39. so even though it's cold, we're going to be run ago few degrees warmer this afternoon. there's coit tower lit up for the 9ers. san fran right now. we're going to have a couple of high clouds rolling through in san francisco, but fog not really a factor this morni

>> i have marcus >> jimmy: hi, marcus hi, marcus and what does marcus do?is better than you because he can howl the "werewolves of london" by warren zevon >> jimmy: that's one of my jams i love warren zevon. "werewolves of london. so that song comes on and he howls to it? >> yes sir everyday, after i'm done working, i'm ready to walk him [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right i got to here this. whenever you're ready, go for it ♪ >> jimmy: yes! my dude! yes! yeah [ cheers and applause ♪ marcus, on his own terms thank you! great job. great job, marcus! thank you for that all right. let's meet our last pet. hello, what is your name and where are you from >> i'm bradley friesen from vancouver, canada. >> jimmy: oh, vancouver. beautiful. we love vancouver. [ cheers and applause and what is your dog's name? >> this is mister bentley. >> jimmy: oh, mister bentley mister bentley -- why is mister bentley better than me >> well, i've seen some of your dance battles, and you're not the best moon walker and that's one of bentley's specialties. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i

and you talk about marcus — he's going to be an important player for marcus.. selection's always about historical form, its about current form and it's about the potential of how you can improve. and what we saw with owen in november, the short time he played, was really positive. he came back in rejuvenated. and you've also got to remember they've had a really tough time, and i don't think we appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it. i certainly did not appreciate it as much as i should have. you go from being the champion team in england and europe and everything is taken away from you. they were going through covid, they weren't playing, they weren't training at a higher level and i thought they could come back and play in the six nations at the level they should. i have said previously i got that wrong. and now the opportunity for this place to come back, and we have seen it withjimmy george in november, how positive it was when he came back, and owen show that in the australia game, and i've no doubt he can go on

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marcus and kris, back to you. you know the academic market, very important for apple. >> and those discounts very important. >> the academic market might have broadened out a little bit. >> exactly. >>> much more ahead, including an alarming discovery. one bay area neighborhood, the hateful flyers found on door steps. we're going to tell you about investigations under way in other parts of the country. >> if you're going to be near the coast today, we do have a beach hazard statement in effect. there could be rip current and sneakers waves. i'm watching for that, as well as sunshine in the forecast and when we could see rain. more coming up next. >> no sunshine here. it's too early. a live camera on the peninsula. palo alto looks great, 101, between san mateo, we'll have more coming up. >>> good monday morning. as you're waking up and getting ready to get this workweek started, it is mostly clear for a lot of the south bay, parts of the east bay, as well as the peninsula. here's a live look outside in san jose. it

marcus? >> when you hear that number and the number of troops that are there, a lot of people are concerned. brie jackson in washington this morning. thank you, brie. >>> 6:08, and happening today santa clara county is fully reopening courtrooms and the clerk offices. three weeks ago access was restricted because of the surge in covid cases, because so many workers were sick there just weren't enough people to keep everything running smoothly. other counties also temporarily scaled back some of their in-person operations. >>> and happening tomorrow, more covid testing will be available on the peninsula. a new provider, carbon health, is expected to offer up to 2,000 tests per day at the event center. you can register in advance or show up to get a free test. san mateo's positivity rate is just shy of 14%. >>> 6:09 this morning. let's take a live look out at walnut creek. it's pretty foggy out there a little earlier. seems to be clearing up a bit. but i'm going to leave that to meteorologist k

while i read marcus' book, and i read who bell wrote. bell, he had no respect for him, bell's ideology was considered fringe at the time, now it is taught to our elementary school students and others. in anti-american, anticapitalism, pro marxist ideology. if you don't believe it, read it. now they are playing games with propaganda in media. this is what republicans are doing, they don't' to teach slavery, the republicans eliminated slavery. pete: the names like marcus and bell, most never heard of them, myself included, you talk about how they are happy to be in the background. and they interthe classrooms, and -- enter the classrooms, do they just have an understanding threw in army we call it a train the trainer approach, but you train the next generation, they go further with it. you recede to the background, is their plan to go from university level down, and use your openness and tolerance as a society against us? >> for some of them. the faculty in these universities are insistious, i are responsible for hiring each other and a bo

>> reporter: you know, that's an excellent question, marcus.far as my memory serves, it is really unusual. by confirmed, remember, he means approved by the senate. so not just nominated. past retirements have come before the new justice was confirmed. remember, there's nothing saying the court can't work with fewer than nine justices. the tricky thing to me, just thinking theoretically about waiting until the next justice is approved, is that it sets up potential problems theoretically. what if you change your mind and don't step down, for instance? you can't make breyer leave, so what happens then? it's an interesting thought experiment. >> all right, scott mcgrew. thank you, scott. >>> developing now, san francisco police say that they're very close to capturing one of the most notorious serial killer. he terrorized san francisco's gay community in the 1970s with bodies found on beaches and the western edge of the city. that announcement comes 48 years to the day after the first victim was found. police say after a new investigation the doodl

. >> and i'm marcus washington. if you're on the go this morning, we're not only broadcasting other on television but you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> pretty much everywhere. >> let's start this morning with a look at the forecast. vianey arana is in tracking what we can expect. >> it's so cold outside. in the 30s right now as you step out the door. look at san jose 30 degrees. morgan hill 35. livermore 37, and we're going to remain in these 30s to start at least until about 8:00, 9:00 and then it starts to warm up as the sun powers through. fog and visibility-wise, no dense fog in the south bay and still patchy areas through parts of san jose so depending on where you are you might encounter fog in the south bay. meanwhile, up in the north bay, down to four miles in visibility and less than that in santa rosa. that just changed down to less than 2 miles and into san car votes and half moon bay. as far as the temperature trend in the afternoon we'll bump up 2509sbly 10:00 a.m.

marcus? >> all right. thanks, brie. >>> nbc bay area spokes with justice breyer's brother who himself is a jim, a u.s. district judge in san francisco, and he said the timing of his brother's retirement is important. >> he wanted to make sure that the senate, the president, had enough time to confirm someone who can take that seat effective at the end of the term in june. >> as for justice breyer's future plans his brother says that he hopes that he has an opportunity to spend more time here in california. >> san jose could add two more big digital billboards on airport property. however, the plan is being met with major backlarge the city has banned putting up new billboards for 35 years. these would be the first and would be located on airport property right along highway 101. leaders say sjc would get to advertise on the signs 10% of the time. the ad revenue would bring in at least half a million per year. a lot of people oppose the new signs. scientists at the link observatory say it would add to the l

marcus? >> brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. >>> students across california may soon be required to be vaccinated for covid to attend class. sacramento state senator richard pan introduced the new measure. supporters call it similar to policies for mumps, measles and other diseases. in this case, students would no longer be allowed to ask for an exemption. governor newsom last fall made california the first and only state to mandate a covid vaccine for schoolchildren. >>> happening today, hayward leaders will consider adopting new policies for the police department's unmanned surveillance technology. it would include modifying redaction policies, data security efforts and the use of technology during protests and demonstrations. leaders last year agreed to purchase that new technology. >>> 5:08 right now. a cold start to our bay area morning. taking a live look outside, oakland, looks like traffic is picking up. we'll check in with mike in just a moment but maybe grab a heav

. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget we're broadcasting not only on tv, but also on roku, amazon fire, and online. >> vianey arana is in for kari this morning. we can see you clearly. >> i kind of match the fog with my sweater. it is gray in the south and north bay. some spots are seeing less than a quarter mile of visibility. about 48 degrees right now in san francisco. if you look at the timestamp, by about 10:00, we'll still be seeing cloud lingering, and then by 11:00, 12:00, we'll start to finally get sunshine breaking through the clouds and it will make for a lovely avenue. fog and visibility right now, really dense from san carlos, also napa, santa rosa and the novato spot. i'll have a closer look at your daytime highs coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> signs of progress in the omicron covid surge. one bay area public health leader believes that it is now on the decline. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us this morning. many wonder if the mandates and mask restrictions may start to

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.e're broadcasting not only on tv, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> everywhere. >> that's how we do it. >>> first we want to get you started with a look at the forecast. >> the skies are clear, but it's also cold. so it's going to be a little chilly for the first couple hours of the day and then eventually we're going to get quite warm. 36 degrees right now in walnut creek. look at your temperature trend. another thing you'll notice in the icons, there's going to be clouds. we'll get high clouds at times, and through the afternoon temps will bump up into the 50s. by your lunch hour, 11:00, 12:00. concord also will see the upper 50s and we'll be topping out in the 60s for some of the interior valleys. >>> we're talking all things 9ers this friday morning because we're just one game away from the super bowl. taking on the rams in sunday's nfc championship game. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside the stadium this morning and the faithful

curious, had covert just before the tournament. cook marcus injury troubles, so a really great day for australian athletes. definitely all, and although the most talked about player wasn't even on the court. jess, china's padre who activists, we're back to support again. she appeared only rarely on chinese social media since making sexual assault allegations back in november against former vice premier jango lee november retracted those into member with an interview which was questioned by many with a single florian state controlled media outlet. there are many doubts about her well being and the activists who were last week with forced to remove t shirts in the stadium, then there was uproar. a band was taken back by tennis australia, an act of it's made good on a promise to distribute a 1000 t shirts at all. the entrances before the final, not many picked up by the t v broadcast, but obviously on social media. also, the debate goes on about her, well being these t shirts where is punch, why the activists have said they will take this to the french, open to wimbledon, to us up, and th

the incident under investigation, but no arrest has been made. >> marcus moore with us tonight. cdc also revealing what we thought for some time here, that omicron has brought more breakthrough infections than delta did, but the vaccines and boosters significantly helped knock this down. >> reporter: yeah, david, researchers found that omicron is more likely to cause breakthrough infections than delta, even among people who were boosted but that protection from more serious illness remain high. >> that's been a good thing. marcus, thank you. >>> as i mentioned off the top tonight we're also tracking that dangerous ice storm. freezing rain, sleet, and snow, treacherous weather from the texas to virginias and carolinas. carolinas, a half inch of ice could accumulate on roads, trees and power lines. power companies are on stand by as we go into the night. a ambulance slid down an icy road. the patient who was already in cardiac arrest did not survive. two others were injured. the brutal cold moving in across several states as we start this weekend. ginger zee back with us again ton

marcus washington has the day off. we want to start this hour with a look at the forecast because it's pretty variable around the bay. meteorologist, kari hall, with us. good morning. >> good morning. there are spots dealing with so much rain and other areas are like, what rain? that's what we are seeing in the tri-valley and the south bay, while we are still getting light showers in parts of the north bay from napa and solano counties and down to san francisco and parts of contra costa county this morning waking up to showers. as we get a closer look at concord right now, between concord, richmond and oakland, we are seeing light showers moving through, and showers continuing in san francisco and up and down peninsula where we are seeing light rain moving through, and we will also continue to see some of the rain moving through throughout the morning as well as a chance for this afternoon. we're not done with this wet weather yet. we are going to see more as we go throughout the week. the good news is it's beneficial

marcus washington has the day off.orget if you're headed out the door, you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> let's start with a look at the forecast this morning. vianey arana has a closer look. >> it's going to be another dry day. we are starting out a little cloudy. we have a system just to our north. it's not going to bring us rain, but it is going to cool us off just a little bit. in concord it's about 43 degrees. we finally start to get peeks of sunshine right between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. of course we're seeing the fog right now. we've been waking up to some of that fog especially in the north bay. now we're down to less than 2 miles in visibility up through santa rosa. novato down to about 3 miles visibility as well as concord. once the sun

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia.oadcast to your television and also roku, amazon fire, apple tv and of course online. >>> we want to get you started with our top story as thousands of students are returning to their class room. this is after a brief

marcus washington has the day off. kari hall is tracking chilly temperatures and when that rain is set to return. >> it has been so cold across the bay area, and now we are waking up to more clouds, acting as the blanket that will keep f degrees. right now all of the rain still well to the north of us but we can see the clouds reaching in. we will see off and on rain. take a look at what you are feeling as you are stepping out the door this morning. it's 38 degrees in morgan hill. we are also looking at low to mid-40s in parts of the north bay. for walnut creek, it's a clear start and 43 degrees. we will see the clouds linger through today with only peeks of sunshine. we will watch out for a chance of spotty showers, and temperatures reach into the mid-50s. i will have more on the rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> this morning covid-19 cases are surging once again across the country, as you might have imagined. an nbc news tally finds the u.s. topped 50 million cases since the beginning of the pandemic. >> the u.s.

marcus washington is off this morning. i want to look at that forecast, and vianey, we wanted to look at that fog. >> yeah, our station is located in san josÉ for those of you that did not know, so she's right, it's so foggy out there. we want to get to the fog and viability. down to quarter of a mile, kris, and that's why you can barely see. look at that. up through napa to about two miles in santa rosa, three miles. oh, no, my map is not mopping-- popping up. westbound 84, 31 minutes. i will check and see what the traffic delay is on westbound 84 according to chp reports, because that's not normal at this hour. >> maybe it's the fog. thank you. >>> one of the bay area's longest tenured sheriffs go to court. laurie smith is accused of willful misconduct. they were trading weapon permits for contributions. that case is likely going to trial if she denies the allegations. >> i suspect it will go to trial because there's little room for plea bargains, and sheriff smith could be removed from office. >> this is a case that is

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. if you're on the go, we broadcast not only to your television, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. good morning. >> good morning. it's a very cold start this morning. once again, we're seeing cold temperatures, and as you're stepping out the door, be prepared for this. it's only 36 degrees right now in dublin and in morgan hill. we are seeing upper 30s in parts of the north bay. cold start, but we're also dealing with some fog drifting around and we do have low visibility, especially in the north bay around novato. elsewhere, it is mostly clear, even though we've seen fog in san francisco. once all of that clears out, we're headed for the low to mid-60s for today, for a lot of our inland areas hazy sunshine, but a pretty nice day for outdoor activities. we'll talk more about what's ahead in our extended mierk forecast. >> thank you. san francisco has a land

marcus and laura, obviously off. and vianey is in for kari this morning. >> it will be a good start to our week. the dry weather for the most part remains in the forecast, but we have shower activity to the south. it's about 52 degrees in san francisco. a live look. we are starting out mild when it comes to the temperatures. beautiful shot of downtown san josÉ, in the 50s. this is what i was talking about when i mentioned we had a system to our south bringing us a little shower activity. here it is. i will talk more about your 7-day forecast in a few minutes, but first let's check in with mike. >>> vianey, we have a great drive for your freeways, but let me take you out to the tri-valley. green sensors dominate the interstates and state highways, and we are just off of 680, we have a closure. originally a tree and potentially electrical wires, and pg&e has to go out and help out. there's a crash as well. mind the closures, when they say don't go there, don't go there. i will tell you how to get around that. >> easy e

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget, if you're on the go we're broadcasting not only here on television, but which he can us out live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> we certainly have a lot to get to this morning. first let's start out with a live look at levi's stadium, the 9ers getting in a final practice

marcus washington is off.orget if you're on the go heading to the gym you can take us with you where you go. we're not just on tv. you can watch us on roku, amazon fire and online. >>> a look at the forecast. maybe a breath of fresh air. >> yes, if you are a morning jogger, that's awesome. nothing you will have to be concerned about when it comes to rain. the air quality will be moderate today. aside from that we'll get nice, clear conditions by the afternoon. 41 degrees in san jose and let's take a look at the temperatures across the board. a couple low 40s. overall mild around san francisco. 51 degrees and i do want to show you a spot that has limited visibility, mainly up to santa rosa. down to about three-quarters of a mile and also in through the concord area. everywhere else we're doing okay when it comes to the fog. high pressure does continue to dominate in our forecast. that will impact us the next couple of days. i'll tell you how and will go through the

and you talk about marcus — he's going to be an important player for marcus.e. he came back in rejuvenated. and you've also got to remember those saracens blokes, they've had a really tough time, and i don't think we appreciate it. i certainly didn't appreciate it as much as i should've. you know, you go from being the champion team in england and in europe and everything's taken away from you. we were going through covid, they weren't training, they weren't playing at a higher level, and i thought they could come back and play in the six nations at the level they should. i overestimated that. i have said previously i got that wrong. and now is the opportunity for this players to come back. and we've seen it with jamie george in november, how positive it was when he came back, and owen showed that in the australian game, and i've got no doubt that he can go on and play really well in the six nations. elsewhere, fly—half dan biggar will captain wales, with alun wynjones out injured. wales are stuggling with injuries — seven other key players are unavailable. th

marcus and laura both have the day off. if you have to head out, we are broadcasting on tv, roku, apple and amazon fire so we can go where you are going. >> two years ago today, if you can believe it, the term coronavirus finally hit home for a lot of us. that's when the cdc confirmed the first u.s. case, a man in washington state who just arrived from overseas. the day before three u.s. airports, including sfo and l.a.x. started screening for coronavirus following confirmed infections in japan and southeast asia, and now on the move to get more people vaccinated, one bay area lawmaker is proposing lawmakers be allowed to be vaccinated without their parents' consent. >> you know this is going to be a talker among families. today in the bay's cierra johnson is looking live at the proposal and the questions this is raising and the new data on the challenges who are still not vaccinated. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: yes, good morning. this proposal is being introduced by state senator scott wiener, and it will allow chil

. >> and we'll keep the weather nice for you, marcus. welcome back. and we're starting out with some slightly cool temperatures this morning. but in our standards here. looking at our current temperatures, we're at 42 in san jose. it is 40 right now in napa and 41 in santa rose. after this cool start, we have sunshine and take a look at our trend and where we're headed for lunchtime, i think that you could take it outside. it will be in the low 60s and continuing to head up a few more degrees for the afternoon reaching up to about 63 degrees in san jose. and that is in the middle of the day. but weare also going to see some spots that will see a cooldown the next several mornings. so we'll talk more about that and what is ahead and any rain coming our way. and mike, you are tracking a possible hazard in pittsburg this morning? >> yeah, the traffic is very light even for highway 4 out of antioch. but as we look at the map, west bound highway 4, 2w4r are reports that there is a disabled vehicle and a few folks were serving around it as they arrive on sc

. >> i'm marcus washington. we're broadcasting not only here on television, but you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. let's get you started with a look at the commute and a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is in with a look at that forecast. how is it looking out there for us? >> it looks good, but we are starting out with some fog in some unusual spots. take a look at the fog that's drifting across downtown san jose. so we're going to see low visibility not only in the south bay, but also coming with some cold temperatures. take a look at where we're starting this morning. some spots in the upper 30s. it's 42 in san jose, 41 in brentwood and 44 in redwood city. after all of that fog clears out, we are still going to see sunshine, but right now we have visibility near zero around novato, as well as parts of the north bay and about a quarter of a mile? san jose. then our temperatures will head for the low 60s today, upper 50s for much of the bay area. it's going to be