struggle let's take you outside and this is the top of the mark hopkins building looking west into some thicker fog and low hanging clouds and stratus early this morning, but the moisture will not stick around for long as >>> here is a live look in san francisco looking to the east from our camera atop the mark hopkins hotel. time now is, 6:12. >>> 12 days after the disastrous wildfires broke out in southern california, more than 30,000 people are still under evacuation orders. others are slowly returning to their neighborhoods . but many neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble. about 4000 structures have been destroyed in the palisades fire and another 9000 in the eaton fire. among the thousands of people who lost their homes is rich de leon from altadena mountain rescue. he helped people find safety on the night the eaton fire account. >> it was terrible. the embers were blowing it was like sideways rain. except it was fire. >> you cannot believe this is your house. >> you have lost everything but you still working and volunteering. >> you could to come out and help people. >> the e

a look at what you need to know in january with a look out from the mark hopkins hotel. looking good. we will put a question mark after that phrase because it's an outside chance. a mix of clouds and sunshine this weekend. the high surf advisory into sunday night. next week will continue the dry trend that will settle in this weekend. and it will also warm up a little bit with some gusty offshore winds that will develop by tuesday and tuesday night. that will be a bigger concern if we had not had the sequence of rain events. we won't have another one headed our way too and essentially at zero, indicating the concerns for fog. and we would not see any significant rain chances headed our way, all the way past the midpoint of january into the martin luther king weekend, which is still two weeks away. in terms of the air quality, it is always a concern when you have a dry stretch. it is going to get a little bit worse, but i don't think it will get any worse. stronger winds kick in on tuesday, and that should help disperse some of the haze and it will be a concern there at so

switching perspectives, this is the view from the mark hopkins hotel.ew out there this evening. temperatures already dropping down to 46 degrees in livermore. 48 degrees in santa rosa. those will be a couple of cold spots on the map by early tomorrow morning. otherwise we're still mostly in the mid to upper 50s but everybody will even out as we head through the rest of the night. temperatures dropping down to around freezing on the cold end of the spectrum. just a few degrees below average for the santa clara valley into the mid to upper 30s for san jose, los gatos and morgan hill. around 40 degrees around the bay and even down to the low 40s around the coast with temperatures farther inland down to around freezing east of the oakland hills and down to 31 degrees in fairfield and petaluma those will be the cold spots tomorrow morning right at freezing in santa rosa 32 degrees to begin the day tomorrow but even where you start off near freezing you're going to warm up. we only have about ten hours of daylight here in the middle of january. we're going to

let's take a look at where things stand now as we look outside from the mark hopkins hotel. temperatures at the moment, dipping down into the 40s and a pretty widespread basis. already down to 49 in san francisco. that number isn't going to fall a whole lot. but most of our temperatures will retreat down to the 40s . the forecast low temperature ins the 30s and 40s by early tomorrow morning. 50s for most inland communities. it is chilly, but within about three degrees of what is normal this time of the year, but on the map by early tomorrow morning we'll have quite a bit of fog. the fog that is mainly confined to the coast at the moment will spread out. as we wind the clock forward past midnight, we'll see widespread reduced visibilities to begin the day saturday. it will not take too long for the inland fog to dissipate. the exception is the north bay where it will be a little more stubborn. saturday's highs, a mix of upper 50s and low 60s . temperatures around the bay in the upper 50s to 60. in the coast, low to mid 50s , where the fog dissipates faster. san jose will be o

right now this is from the mark hopkins hotel looking west, 61 degrees still in santa rosa. those numbers will fall off quickly with the sun down now and our temperatures will end up in the 30s by early tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cold start to the day. here's the forecast lows, dropping down to or below freezing a couple spot, 31 degrees in petaluma and fairfield, temperatures near freezing east of the oakland hills, not as cool around the bay, still around 40 degrees, all these numbers 5 to 7 degrees below average, a chill in the air. we make up for it. temperatures reach the low to mid-60s across the board, only the cool spots in the upper 50s by tomorrow afternoon. consideringhow cold it's going to be in the morning and the limited amount of daylight in the middle of january, it's a nice recovery as we head into the afternoon hours tomorrow. good dog walking weather tomorrow afternoon, our dog walking forecast very appropriate for a cold night, lily and lulu, their spot in front of the fire already staked out. temperatures do warm up to around 60 degrees in bay

there's a beautiful sunset as we look towards the golden gate from the mark hopkins hotel, 50s and 60s, everybody between 55 degrees in san francisco and 60 degrees in a few locations. those temperatures were slightly above average today and will be again for the next few days. let's look where our low temperatures end up tomorrow with mostly clear skies overhead. we'll drop off quickly temperatures will drop to around or below freezing for much of the north bay, 31 degrees in petaluma and fairfield. the cold spot is livermore dipping down to 30 degrees by early tomorrow morning, a mix of upper 30s and low 40s around the bay and the santa clara valley temperatures dropping to the 30s on a widespread basis. that chill doesn't last too long without any fog to get rid of. temperatures warm up to the low to mid-60s in the santa clara valley, 64 in san jose the warm spot, the cool spots along the coast in the mid-50s. temperatures for the north bay reaching up into the low 60s as well, all these numbers within a couple degrees of normal, but slightly on the positive side of average for this

looking outside from the mark hopkins hotel, clear skies, a mix of 50s and 60s. it made it up to the mid-70s in santa rosa, way out of the ordinary, set a few record highs of downtown oakland hit 70 degrees, redwood city in the mid-70s. it's still close to 70 degrees now in santa rosa, at least in the sonoma county aren't. downtown santa rosa is cooling off a little faster. temperatures will reach the mid-60s, lots of sunshine for claus' dark fur to soak up. i'll put up the information on social media after this weather forecast. let's talk about tomorrow's forecast high temperatures which will be above average, mostly 60s by tomorrow afternoon and mostly low to mid-60s. along the coast there will be a couple upper 50s and on the warm end of the spectrum, especially in the santa clara valley, temperatures will hit the upper 60s and the warm spots tomorrow should stay just short of 70 degrees, but all those numbers are 4 to 8 degrees above average. we'll see temperatures continuing to run above normal even as we retreat slightly as we head through next week, but t

a different perspective looking out from the mark hopkins hotel, clear sky and fog showing up, temperaturesoss the board, not a lot of variation after topping out close to normal high temperatures today, exactly what we have again tomorrow. that fog will be a factor as we start the day. let's track that on our floor map and wind the clock forward to 8:00 tomorrow morning, about 35 minutes from within the sun comes up, widespread fog and low cloud cover. it will break up pretty quickly for most inland parts of the bay area, the compensation might be the north bay where it might be a bit more stubborn. temperatures will warm up from a fairly normal start, mostly 30s inland in the north bay and east of the oakland hills, mostly 40s around the coast and along the bay and in the santa clara valley except morgan hill where temperatures dip down to the upper 30s. high temperatures tomorrow, low 60s in san jose, everybody within 2 or 3 degrees on either side of average for this time of year, 60 or just above east of the oakland hills, mostly 50 around the bay, 60 around fremont and low to mid-50s a

bay and you can see it with our current view outside as well, the view or lack thereof from the mark hopkins hotel. it is soupy out there in san francisco. that fog will continue spreading out and some cool temperatures. most of us are in the 40s, down to 39 degrees in santa rosa. we'll see a mix of 30s and 40s by early tomorrow morning, not a huge drop in temperatures compared to where we stand now. let's switch to the futurecast version of the fog which will continue spreading out through tonight and we'll stop the map at 8:00 tomorrow morning when the fog will be widespread. so allow extra time for the morning commute, not a guarantee it's necessarily going to slow you down, but better safe than sorry. temperatures tonight not changing a whole lot. we'll drop down to the mix of 30s and 40s, 30s already in santa rosa. you'll drop a little farther, only a couple more degrees, mid- to upper 30s there and east of the oakland hills, low to mid-40s around the bay and mostly low 40s in the santa clara valley, but the fog's presence will slow down the warm-up that tries to kick in tomorrow. we'll

our view from the mark hopkins hotel just before 5:30 captured that sunset and the fog rolling away from the coast. a lot more of that tonight and early tomorrow. we'll track that and the next rain chance headed our way in first alert weather. >> paul, thank you. >>> move over cats and dogs, why more people are trying to take home pigeons. have you ever dreamt of getting two of your fav wendy's items for 7 bucks? like a spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single or... 10 piece nuggs? well today's the day your oddly specific dream comes true. pretty good dream. two favs for just 7 bucks? gotta be wendy's. >>> it's pretty hard to imagine that people who lost their homes in the palisades fire have not been allowed to go back and see what is left until today. the fire destroyed more than 6,800 structures and killed 12 people. today was the first opportunity a lot of people had to go back and try and comb through whatever was left of their property. >> it's nice. you know, it's hard to sort of, you know, look at this. but it's nice to find those little things that, you know, at one point didn't me

look outside from the mark hopkins hotel. beautiful sunset, a little fog on the horizon. temperatures range from 52 in the city to short of 60 right now in concord. we had a number of 60s on the map earlier today. later tonight, temperatures are going to be dropping off quickly, now the sun is dipping below the horizon. technically sunset is 5:29 this evening. the fog first, we're going to take you through 8:00 tomorrow morning with pretty widespread fog as we develop it through the rest of the evening. it's going to continue to make its way inside the bay, spilling into inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. this could have an impact on the morning commute. we've had largely fog- free conditions in the mornings for most of the month. that fog, reduced visibility, probably not something you're in the habit of dealing with on the way to work. i want to allow a couple extra minutes on the way out the door. a couple extra minutes to let the car warm up. temperatures start off 30s and 40s. 38 los gatos. 37 morgan hill. 43 san jose. middle 30s east of the oakland hills. hil

our view from the mark hopkins hotel just before 5:30 captured that sunset and the fog rolling away from the coast. a lot more of that tonight and early tomorrow. we'll track that and the next rain chance headed our way in first alert weather. >> paul, thank you. >>> move over cats and dogs, why more people are trying to take home pigeons. (light gentle music) - unraveling life's mysteries. at stanford medicine, it's part of our dna. our world class school of medicine and adult and children's health systems work together expanding what we know and sharing what we discover to accelerate breakthroughs and inspire the next generation of code breakers. stanford medicine, advancing knowledge, improving lives. (light gentle music) dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. stanford medicine, advancing knowledge, improving lives. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limite

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