30 miles an hour. could have delays with that wind shear at the airport. take a look what happens up at 1,000 feet. 68-mile-an-hour wind gusts, mount saint helena, 58 mount diablo, mount tam 48-mile-an-hour wind gusts and foothills up to 40 miles an hour. we have got that offshore flow. if it was any time other than february, we would definitely have a fire weather watch. looking at some pretty dangerous conditions. but we've had some moisture in january, nothing in february, you know. as we go throughout the day, the winds continue to gust. here we are 2:00 and looking at 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts from oakland. better than that in livermore. all over the bay you've got red, yellows, 7:00 begin to ease in parts of the bay. we've got wind advisory through the overnight hours into early monday morning. still gusty out there. it's past noontime when things begin to settle down around the bay. so those offshore winds keeping us dry, keeping the fog out of the bay and looking at a pretty gusty scenario thr

so the old record of 199 miles an hour, that still stands. but only 125 miles an hour winds. that's still a big deal in the sierra. the wind pattern is causing this big mess in terms of the wind. high pressure off to our west. and look at the wind tunnel effect we're seeing around the bay area. the reason why the wind advisory isn't done yet, it will last until 11:00 tomorrow morning, so we still could see a few gusts, close to 45 miles an hour, especially in the east bay hills. we'll give you the hour by hour timing and thes a set to climb as we start the week. >> thank you very much. >>> some incredibly close calls all around the bay area today. christie smith joins us live in oakland. >> terry, it's still pretty breezy up here. we're talking about trees that have toppled over. this is one of them. the people that live hearsay the wind was ripping through the hills tomorrow night and boom. fortunately they're all all right. but of course nerves are rattled, as you might imagine. this is a huge pine and the neighbor said she was nervous and wanted to leave but found trees do

naacp 26 miles an hour, 44 miles an hour around fairfield, concord 33-mile-an-hour winds. the gusts check it out in the upper elevations we see winds in the 80 to even close to 90 miles an hour. 87 miles an hour mount saint helena. they have come down a bit. purples are the strong ewinds. mount diablo, 32, wind gusts 55. mount tam a wind gust of 46. you can see why we have the wind advisory. the gusts throughout the day today around the bay, anywhere from 30 to 40 miles an hour. 7:00 they really begin to ramp up and throughout 2:00 we're looking at still gusty winds 30 miles an hour, hayward, redwood city and in the south bay. as we get on through the evening hours it's still windy out there. you can see the reds. if this was march or april, we could have a red flag warning. these are offshore gusty winds. because the fuels are moist and we've had some rain we're not looking at problems. 7:00 monday morning, 25-mile-an-hour wind gust and still looking breezy through 11:00 the winds begin to dial back. here is a look outside from our exploratorium camera. cool and breezy to

so you can see just breezy in santa rosa and for fear for the 12 miles per hour, 8 miles per hour in san francisco, and for san jose right now. but a wind advisory for the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and diablo range. that is through today until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts up to 50 to 60 miles per hour. so the areas highlighted warm d 65 for a hike in san francisco. 67 in oakland. 66, fremont. 67 for san jose. topping out at 75 for for santa rosa. we will talk about when the winds will continue to easy for us as we head into the weekend what you can expect if there are any weather systems coming our way. >>> thanks, mary. taking a look at traffic right now. metering lights are on. so delays are building at the toll plaza. you're going to see some brake lights as you work your way on that westbound side, heading onto the upper deck. a couple of things to look out for as well. mary has been talking about these midi conditions, which means you might see some debris on the roadways. we have a report of the traffic signs, the hov lane is blocked with one of those signed on the roa

diablo had a gust of 75 miles per hour. the winds have since subsided but we are expecting another wave of some high winds as we go through the morning coming through vacaville as well as napa. extending up toward clear lake. now this will continue going into the rest of the day. once again we could see gusts up to 60 miles per hours this afternoon. more on that coming up in a few minutes. and mike, you found a roadside fire. >> at one point i thought this was the same fire he were talking about and that is not the level of fire. s this is off the avenue over crossing and one or two crews there and smoke rising up alongside the roadway and the smoke was going straight up so very calm as far as winds over here. and fairftraffic in the southbo direction of the nimitz. this is where where the coliseum is and the fire is closer over here in this portion, closer to 580 but not off of 580. we'll continue to let you know if there is traffic impact from the fire. we do have a smooth drive through contra costa county. a disabled rig

a mile and a quarter visibility in livermore. elsewhere five miles on the coast. you can see the colors out there. kind of pretty. patchy fog, sun and wind today. chilly with frosty nights not only tonight but into tuesday morning. protected valleys into wednesday morning but everyone feels the cooldown for the next 48 hours. looking at the winds on the coast right now. over 25 miles an hour, up to 29 miles an hour in the city but we go up in height. they get really gusty 41 mile an hour, mount diablo, see the colors from mount tam indicating gusts. looking at winds throughout the rest of the day. they will continue to uptick and allow for gusts to exceed 45 miles an hour at the coast. that's the purple color here. as we get into the afternoon, they continue to get stronger. so even in livermore and hayward, redwood city, looking at the gusts over 25 miles an hour. even into the 5:00 hour. this is 7:00. that's why we have the wind advisory through 4:00 tomorrow. temperatures we're in the 50s already so we're not coming up much at all today. 55 in fremont. a windy

half mile visibility in livermore, 3 miles in napa.therwise 5 to 6 miles from the coast to oakland. looking at low 50s. really numbers aren't going to come up too much more than the low 50s. in some spots, peninsula, san francisco, you may gain a couple more degrees and that's about it. it is 47 in napa right now as well as livermore and fairfield. palo alto at 46. overnight lows dropping into the 30s for many of you tonight as the gusty winds taper off. for the morning, clouds and fog, sun and wind, then the cold nights, freezing cold temperatures maybe even into wednesday morning certainly in our valleys. the cold weather is going to move all the way to the shoreline so it's going to be cold all around the bay area not just in the valleys overnight. here are the wind gusts up to nearly 40 miles an hour already in mount diablo. that's why with that atmosphere being mixed we have the milder temperatures this morning. as we go through the next several hours you'll notice the winds continue to increase especially at the coast. that's why

up to 47 miles per hour. here is where you should be vigilant today, staying off the water, but almost everywhere highlighted for the strong and gusty winds. taking a look at the timeline, we're all in the 50s and we'll talk about some cold overnight lows when we see you next. >> it's an exciting day for the bay area and 49ers fans, we all know it's finally here. this is a live look at hard rock stadium where fans will be filling the seats in just 2 1/2 hours. t.j. holmes is in miami with all of the buzz surrounding the game. >> reporter: we're hours away. the kansas city high-powered offense and the san francisco 49ers smothering defense, making last-minute adjustments ahead of super bowl liv. all eyes will be on the two quarterbacks. patrick mahomes is trying to cement his name and jimmy garoppolo is trying to show he can win on the big stage. thousands of fans have descended on miami. if you want to get into the game, it's going to cost you. according to sub hub, the average ticket price is over $6,000. an

the northbay, wins to 47 miles per hour. oakland north, 41 miles per hour.round berkeley, 40 miles per hour. mount st. helena came in at about 72 earlier this morning. and as i step back you can see the wind is widespread. santa rosa has wind gusting at 39 miles per hour. fairfield has gusts at 41. the wind will be with us all day. the wind advisory does not expire until tomorrow morning. for the coast and mountains it expires at 7 am. for the northbay hills it expires at 11 am. you can expected to be a windy day. with all that wind out there, temperatures are up, upper 40s to mid-50s around the bay area. oakland is 55 degrees right now. 52 in san francisco. for the south bay we have 51 over san jose. temperatures for the afternoon are going to be in the 60s and a few upper 60s are expected. let's check in with san francisco, upper 40s to low 50s from market street over toward ocean avenue. for the extended forecast, dry weather is expected. a warm-up is coming our way. more coming up it just a little bit. >>> twitter is calling into question a long-term pla

six miles on coast.e fog forecast you notice this morning where the fog is sitting, 6:00, still in our inland east bay by the delta through the 7:00 hour. clearing the north bay and taking us through 11:00 where the fog gets evaporated due to the breezy dry winds out of the northwest. right now 49 in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 45 in fremont. not too cool except for the random 39 in novato. another look outside. we have dense fog in spots. you saw where. strong winds later on tonight through monday strongest in the upper elevations of north and east bay hills. looking at the dry pattern to last through valentine's and getting wet into president's day weekend. here is our wind advisory. 7:00 tonight through monday. north, northeast winds. 25 to 35 miles an hour in the valleys here. the highlighted area is where you want to watch out for those gusty winds. up to 60 maybe 65 miles an hour in the upper elevations. so that very windy event on the way. gusty winds today at the coast. and you notice around th

sfo has five miles and half moon bay reports five miles as well. wind gusting 21 miles per hour. fairfield is at about 12. light for most of the areas and the hills are beginning to pick upwith wind at 25 miles per hour. half moon bay reporting sustained winds at 17 but gusting to 24. this is just the beginning. we have an advisory in place until tomorrow morning. that expires at 4 am. winds from 40 to 50 miles per hour especially windy on the coastline and in the hills. these are damaging winds. these could bring down power lines. if you have outdoor plans and you pulled out the patio furniture, these winds could send umbrellas flying. here are the temperatures, a huge drop in numbers is coming our way. san francisco will get to about 53 degrees this afternoon. when i come back, the extended forecast and is there any rain in our future? >>> some people watch the game for the game and some for the commercials. what you can expect to see. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> 25 years ago in miami there

miles: thwaites is like a cork in a bottle.there will be nothing to stop a cascading lossf nearly all the glaciers in west antarctica. that is why holland wanted to come to this place, to drill a half-me hole through the ice to see what's happening underneath. it's never been done before, and it very nearly did not happen s this antarctmer. >> the motto for me is, have no expectatns. if you have expectations, you will be deeply disappointed. miles: in november, they flew to christchurch, new zealand. within a few days, they were on a u.s. air force air mobility command c-17, stuffed to the gills with scientists, support crews, and gear. after a 5-hour-long flight due m soh 23es, they landed at mcrdo station, headquarter for the national science foundation in antarctica but they were still more tha 1300 difficult miles away from their camp on thwaites. and the weather was terrible, and the airplanedokept breaking . what was to be a one-week stop at mcmurdo for briefgs, training, and practice became more than a month. by the time

we had 100-mile-per-hour wind guests. surface winds, 43 miles per hours. you're going to get some branches down, tree limbs, trash cans blowing around. looking up to the north bay, we're looking at the winds gusting all throughout the day and we go up in height. wind gusts of 71 miles per hour. these winds are fierce and dangerous. and possibly some more power outages throughout the day and problems at the airport. so we are looking at not only the wind advisory throughout the day, it lasts throughout the overnight hours and it lasts into early tomorrow. there's another round of wind coming on tuesday. let's take you through the day. look at all the purples over the bay. here we are 3:00 and it is still very, very windy with winds up to 40 miles per hour, the gusts in fremont better than that. wherever you are into the sacramento valley and also the mountains, looking at gusting winds, a shrinking snow pack as well. by 10:00, it's still windy. here's a look outside from our camera. look at the chop on the bay there. 52, san francisco, 53 in san jose. high

so you can see breezy, at santa rosa, 12 mile-per-hour winds as well as for the first. 10 mile-per-hour winds at san jose. to the northwest, five in downtown san francisco. that wind advisory in effect for higher elevations, north bay mountains, east bay hills, and diablo range. through today until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. we will talk more about what you can expect through the week coming up. gianna? >>> good morning. take a look at the roadways right now as you work your way out and about. our slow spots pretty much in the altamont pass this morning. you got brake lights coming out of tracy heading into the altamont pass. the good news, we are not seeing a lot of accidents this morning. but a lot of debris reported on the roadway, possibly because of these windy conditions we had, mostly yesterday. you might see that when you hit the roadways today. so keep your eyes peeled for that. through the bridge, it is getting a bit busy there. that earlier trouble spot we had through pleasanton is completely cleared out of lanes. definitely getting slow as you work your way on that southbound side

look at oakland, a peak wind gust earlier today of 54 miles per hour. livermore, 53 miles per hour.f-moon bay along the coast at 50 miles per hour. sfo, issues with cancellations and flights, the winds gusting over 70 miles per hour. across the entire bay area it was an incredibly windy end to the weekend. in our hills, we are seeing very active winds out of the north, northeast. it's that dry wind. probably knows your skin is a little chapped this weekend 42 at mount diablo. the winds will continue to be active over the next 24 hours. close to the surface, we're seeing a bit better news. winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour in our breeziest spots and tomorrow it's another breezy day across the region. one side effect of the winds this time of year, it keeps your temperature elevated at night. current numbers, 60 degrees in oakland and san francisco, 65 in san jose. it will be a mild night and breezy night across the region. the changes to the wind advisory, first, for san francisco and along the coastline, the wind advisory will expire tomorrow morning, however, for the nort

wind gusts of 20 to 40 miles an hour. as we head towards tonight and tomorrow win sp bout bay hills at 11:00, retreating higher in elevation as we go through the day on monday. should expire on time. late morning tomorrow. by the afternoon, it will be breezy out there. just not the tree toppling wind gust variety we saw around here today. for the morning, a bit colder, too. we'll see some numbers in the 30s, lower 40s in the next few mornings. look at the high temperatures tomorrow. less wind outside. upper 60s around san jose. by the way, tuesday looks like some low 70s around the bay area. so here is the wind machine for the bay area. strong high pressure to the west and north, dropping into southern california. upper level wind support and the pressure gradient. notice how the winds start to relax a little bit. storms staying off to the north here friday. that system, by the way, looks like it will miss us. far enough to the north. but mainly north of interstate 80 there. best chance of showers is probably going to be

quarter mile to half mile. oakland now down to a quarter mile.e fog this morning. through the 9:00 hours it will be an issue in the north bay, perhaps east bay concord at four miles. but in the south bay we are clear on the peninsula 45 in foster city. 46 san mateo with 47 in oakla upper 30s. withnd the fog by th delta. 39 san ramon. and 50 in san rafael. a look from the roof kaem here. mild and sunny with high clouds increasing this afternoon. for your sunday. and it will be cooler much cool we arearreezing co pldart of ne week. it's taking all week for temperatures to moderate. a look here at the time line tomorrow as the front purposes threw. maybe a couplefhenc i mountains. notice as the moisture gets closer it stays off the coast. and we'll be watching the winds. a high wind watch for the coast, valleys, higher evations, northwest winds,el 20 to 30 mil an hour. 4:00 tomorrow through 4:00 monday. gusts up to 50 miles an hour are a possibility. we could see downed trees and power lines. could be the white knuckle driving out there. and a look

helena, winds at 40-45 miles an hour or so with widespread readings of 20-30 miles an hour. if we go to the inner east bay, mount diablo reports 39 and in the hills north and south, 20-25 and the advisory has been extended through tuesday morning for the north bay mountains with winds gusting at 40-60 miles an hour over the course of the day. future models show we might seem breezy weather late in the day and into early tomorrow. rolling through the next 24 hours or so, the other story is a lack of rain. take a look at what we get in february, 3-6 inches expected and we have not seen any, so far, this month and it looks like we will finish this week on a dry note, as well. for rainfall amounts, we are in need of some was san jose less than 4 inches for the entire season and only 44% of average and the north bay and then the other story is with the wind, the temperatures. napa, 73 degrees. 74 in santa rosa and in the south bay, low to mid-60s over some areas with upper 60s in livermore and upper 60s to low 70s and the south bay. several readings in san francisco, 64 degrees o

this is in miles, when you see zero, that is zero miles visibility. around highway 16, 101, thick fog this morning. as you head south on 101, approaching sausalito and the golden gate bridge, that's when the fog lifts quickly. the fog is isolated in nature, where we have it it is thick. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 48 in the city right now. san jose at 41. cooler in san ramon. grab the heavier jacket first thing out the door. later today, it's a warm day. compared to yesterday morning, it's much cooler out there. so you will feel that out there first thing, that chill out the door. otherwise a lot of sunshine on the way. live doppler 7 along with satellite. high pressure firmly in control. high clouds streaming in from time to time. all in all a quiet afternoon. in the low 50s by 9:00 a.m. our warmest spots in the low 60s by lunch. grab that lunch outdoors if you can. in the afternoon, headed well into the 60s across the entire region, above average for this time of the year. that's weather. let's check traffic. how are we looking? >> very smooth

at 90 miles per hour and even mount saint helene a reported wind gust of 87 miles per hour in downtown san francisco saw a wind gust in that 40 les per hour range and we are seeing that that bay area shoreline no longer shaded in that hand color and that's because that wind advisory was allowed to expire 7 o'clock this evening. so just about an ho ago, but it remainsfortbay area coastline and even for our highest peaks, let's time out this when because we are tracking right now current wind speeds noticeably, calmer seeing sustainewinds at 21 miles per hour at fairfield but overall the worst is over for most us in the bay area but we're not out of the woods just yet bause as you could see by monday morning still tracking sustained winds in that 20 to 30 mile per ur range as winds will increase during the oveight hours even through your monday drive safely and a lot of you had to tackle a lot of broken anches on the roads and toppled trees as well d also downed werlines at that in futu wind gusts will show winds continuinto howl for our north bay mounins and east bay hills even through

over 200 miles per hour. that would set the all-time record for wind gusts in the state of california. still not confirmed but that's some significant wind. >>> the strong winds knocked out power to tens of thousands of customers today around the bay area. want to show you some latest numbers now. these are the outages from pg&e. on the peninsula, outages are affecting more than 2600 customers. in the north bay, roughly 600 customers without power. in the east bay, more than 20,000 customers are impacted. and about 5400 customers are in the dark in the south bay. pg&e says right now it is working to restore power about s around the bay area. that's down from 60,000 customers this afternoon. you can see on this live pg&e outage map where most of these outages are, the red icon in the east bay indicating power out to more than 5,000 customers. in the south bay and on the peninsula, you can see several pockets of orange meaning anywhere between 500 and 5,000 customers are affected. >>> and the high winds forced

mile-per-hour winds in fairfield. we do have a wind advisory for the higher elevations today. so the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and diablo range. and that wind advisory is in effect until 11:00 am. those areas highlighted in blue. as we go through the day, enjoy the sunshine. temperatures will be on the rise, above average. mid-60s for san francisco, redwood city, fremont. 67 in san jose. looking at the mid-70s in santa rosa. gianna? >>> good morning. checking the roadways right now. off to a good start. those winds may affect your drive this morning. and wind advisories in effect for the antioch bridge.:look at traffic here. there is a broken down vehicle. hopefully that is in the clearing stages. and things are getting busy already for those supercommuters making that truck out of tracy into the altamont pass. so a slow ride there. 31 minutes, 205 to 680 is your drive time. no delays on the essure freeway or highway 4. >>> several east bay parks will be closed for several more hours this morning due to pot

wind gusts. 52 miles an hour. livermore, 53 miles an hour at airport. these are sea level or near sea level occurrences. that is significant wind. middletown as we see, higher. this as a wind event everyone noticed. a lot more trees and tree branches are on the ground. a lot of issues even tonight the winds are out there. for the bay land safe places like berkeley and san francisco the wind advisory will be dropped in the next hour and as we go into tomorrow morning we will see the wind advisory stay into effect in the oakland hills and east bay hills into the value portion. what you want to know here is that this is right now, basically. this is the model. we see the red. you can see the numbers but the colors, that represents the density and the strength of the winds, right? watch what happens as we click along here a little bit overnight into tomorrow morning when the wind advisories are through the blue, the cooler colors, things back down quite a bit as we head into tomorrow morning. the worst of it is over. frank and i were chatting here a little

three-quarters of a mile, a fourth of a mile in santa rosa. visibility unaffected. notice the change in temperatures yesterday. yesterday afternoon the sea breeze kicked in. right now we're still seeing strong gusts. mount tamalpais, 24 miles per hour. this northwest sea breeze will continue to bring us cooler temperatures again today. here is a live look over pier 15, the flag blowing. not as breezy at the surface. we will see sea breeze at 10 to 20 miles per hour throughout the day. that's how temperatures are going to be on the cool side. san francisco currently 49, oakland 50, redwood city and san jose 48 as well as pacifica. as we look across the bay bridge into san francisco, you see some of those clouds in the distance along the coast. santa rosa down to 38, napa at 39. concord 50 degrees right now. so i'll show you the forecast animation. we've got kind of a typical setup. we've got low clouds and fog during the morning hours. by lunchtime it pulls back. we'll still see some partly cloudy conditions along the coast. more sunshine in the inland areas and then

you can see it's improved in the north bay. 3/4 of a mile in livermore. the delta at three miles.e view from our east bay hills camera. looks like a summertime pattern, doesn't it? it has been awfully dry for february. looking at the strong gusty winds tomorrow through monday, dry pattern continues into next week and next weekend as well. we'll have valley winds up to 35 miles an hour potentially. the higher gusts will be in the north and east bay hills, up to 60 miles an hour. not out of the question. as we look at the wind profile throughout 7:00 tonight into tomorrow, you can see them ramping up. this is 2:00 in the morning. it's windy everywhere. you can see the colors into sunday afternoon. still gusty to 30 miles an hour. this is monday morning. by midday nond winds will dial back. so highs today cooler. san francisco, 58. 61 in fremont. temperatures just a few degrees above average. fan fest, 53 for the next couple hours. and then upper 50s with sun, breezy winds. the accuweather seven-day forecast, stronger winds tonight into tomorrow. lasting through the first half of mon

helena 30 miles per hour. mount diablo 30 miles per hour. closer to the surface you can see stronger winds toward fairfield. out to novato a gust of 21. some more reports for you here not as strong. all these values will continue to pick up as we head into your sunday morning. lasting all day sunday. the forecast model writer colors indicate the stronger wind speeds. sunday 6 am and these winds sunday evening to sunday night. before they began to relax as we head into monday. as you can see into monday the wind is not completely calm. just not as strong as sunday. coming up will talk about the winds in your five day forecast and let you know if we have any chance of rainfall for the bay area. >>> terrifying scenes out of thailand. 12 hours siege by a rogue soldier. the rampage in multiple locations that left many dead and wounded. >>> the push for primary votes. manchester new hampshire the democratic presidential candidates messages they hope will propel them to the front of the pack in tuesday's primary. >>> andrew wiggins/is in his warrio

>>the says though that pete gusts of reached between 6090 miles per hour across the bay area. there are no public safety power shutoff during this wind event the company has activated its local emergency centers to help with the response. in the sierra kirkwood clock wind speeds over 200 miles per hour due to those dangerous winds they had to shut down the slopes. >>earlier today we talked with a forecaster with the national weather servi about the high winds in the sierra plus also what we can expect for our upcoming workweek. >>we anticipated to be a fairly wide spread of the wind like to say or or pretty much as forecast. unfortunately. the winds were mixing doubt also affecting a lot more people than what normally does we issue many wind advisories throughout the course the but most of the time the wind speeds don't affect the the lower urban locations where most people live and work so this wind event is affecting more the lower elevations, i'm but from the higher elevations, it's almost certainly team with speed as far and advisory criteria guinness for going to still be

. >>> we set a state record is what i heard, 209 miles an hour in kirkwood. >> i think they are confirming that and it would break the record. >> that was from reno and i would tend to believe that. >> the flags are flowing behind that, look at that. >> wendy was in town yesterday and breezy will be here today. not as bad but what we talking about. >>> things are calming down but a north wind and a really warm day with the hills and mount diablo, still 50 miles an hour. little peek, 51 and coming down compared to yesterday. lakeport, 29 and the city is 56. high pressure with rain in southern california and we can use that but we aren't going to at that. highs two days, upper 60s to 70, 72 in santa rosa. here is the man who will tell us that hopefully, things aren't too spat on the roads right now. >>> okay so far, steve. good morning and happy monday. right now, traffic at the macarthur maze is doing very well coming to the maze and when you get to the toll plaza, you can see on the left the toll plaza is empty and flags are up. still windy on 680 at 24, pretty good with no problems in the

in soledad. 90 miles and 2 hours and 15 minutes away. you think your commute is bad. >> it is a choice that we made. to have a better life. but facing the consequences of traffic thinking about it, yeah, it is a little rough. but at the time for me it is kind of worth it. >> reporter: catholic radio is his co-pilot and a canister of tea his fuel. his large clientele, his motivation to keep chuting 180 miles aday four days a week. the money i make, no. yeah, you could do it here but you will make half of what you're making. >> my work is my sanctuary. i like doing what i'm doing. >> reporter: that is not to say ferman doesn't regret not buying a home in the south bay. back when it was affordable and much closer to work. >> i mean, hi a second chance, yes, maybe. >> reporter: today he's 15 minutes early. traffic was lighter than usual. his commute this time around only two hours. >> i'll walk in and say good morning. and a lot of my co-workers say, are you crazy? i can't believe you walk in with a smile still. after all of the traffic. tha

saint helena, 87 miles per hour. well that was the reason why we had all of the power outages yesterday. and so also they had this that came out from the national weather service in the sierra, they said kirkwood measured a wind gust of 209 miles per hour. now the california record was 199. well i put some question marks beside it because now they're saying that may have been an error. and they're checking into it. so we'll see if this actually goes down as a record for kirkwood. as we start out this morning, live look outside in walnut creek. we're heading out of the door to teams in the low 40s. still breezy and the winds pick up through the day. reaching 66 degrees by early this afternoon. we have high pressure blocking that rain. and keeping all of the clouds away from the bay area. but these pressure gradients with where we have high pressure close to low pressure, that is what causes the air to rush over the bay area yesterday. and then as we go into today, it is still breezy. as that high pressure still remain

saint helena, 85 miles per hour. so i'll keep a close eye on that and the timing in 15 minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> new this morning, the fbi is now confirming within the last hour that one of their agents was involved in a shooting in san francisco's haight ashbury district. the agent off duty is not being identified. it it happened around 11:30 on the 500 block of ashbury between haight and page and officers found a man with multiple gunshot wounds taken to san francisco general hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the fbi agent was not injured. police are still piecing together why the federal agent shot the man. san francisco police and the fbi are now investigating. anyone with information is asked to call the sfpd and can remain anonymous. >>> turning now to this frightening scene in the south bay where a woman was woken up early this morning when this car slammed into her home. it happened around 1:00 a.m. at a house off monterey road in south san jose. the woman described to us the moment of impa

it is jambed up for miles. about five miles of back-up, maybe more now coming down out of richmond down to ashby and powell. in the back-up we've seen other crashes. this is san pablo avenue. san pablo road will take you toward highway 24 around that and waze does suggest that as analia an -- as an alternate. and everything else is great and clear. >> we're also seeing some clear visibility. we're in for sunshine today as our inland temperatures reach the low 70s. we'll see our temperatures throughout the -- throughout week and other spring like weather. san francisco will reach 62. cooler into the end of the week into the weekend. but we'll talk about a cool sight that you may have missed this morning coming up in the forecast in about six minutes. >> thank you. >>> well good news for coronavirus evacuees at travis air force base. many of the 170 people now there will soon be going home. this is after two weeks of quarantine at travis and more isolation overseas. more than 1,800 people are dead mainly in china

miles an hour.cations are running warmer. santa rosa is minus 4 but most locations are warmer. sfo at 9 and it will be a dry, crystal-clear day with 50s on the temperatures and breezy. it is warmer into friday before another low dropsy and giving some conditions cold and windy. we have round two on sunday again. >>> it is 7:40. >>> at&t planning on cutting more jobs and the reason, and why the at&t customers could be affected. >>> one berkeley elementary school has to pay up after showing a disney movie for the school fundraiser. >>> let's check in with mike mibach to see what's coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> how the chief quarterback patrick mahomes, his classmates predicted the sunday super bowl win, and also coming up, the san francisco the beer week begins as we sit down with a participating brewer in the studio to get a sneak peak into one of the top beer drinking events of the year after the break. the number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, ris

live 62 mile an hour gusts reported there about am 49 miles per hour oakland.>at 54 miles per hour right there at the oakland airport and half moon bay 48 mile an hour gusts and so was gusty across most of the bay area high pressure off the coastline that low all the way down and the ball on the difference between those systems really causing those gusty winds. those winds will begin to subside but we've got other night to go here at least in parts of the bay area you see in the north bay expecting some strong gusty winds again even down in the snow may be some 30 mile an hour gut. but you look at some of the colors here over the mountain tops we're talking 4050 mile an hour gusts. a possility overnight tonight and into tomorrow tomorrow afternoon, those by pressure gradients will start to subside and those winds will be in the calm down by tomorrow afternoon guys back to you our lord says you know you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you will find full forecast center active radar. >>and you can get weather alerts sent str

mount diablo at 75 miles an hour, and anywhere from 43 to 62 miles an hour from napa to the oakland hills. the wind advisory is in effect until 11:00 but still much calmer than things were. gusting at the delta at 25 miles an hour, vacaville and davis. mount diablo in the hills gusting to 50. 29 at lake port and 55 at half moon bay. berkeley at 54, walnut creek at 56 with 50 at brentwood. napa airport at 50, san jose 51. take your pick. there is a huge difference in temperatures with montero at 56, palo alto and woodside in the 30s. hillsboro 50, bilberry 53 with a wide variety. it depends on wind or no wind at all. we have wind bringing rain at southern california and the desert and we could use some but i don't see it. it looks pretty grim, to be honest. upper 60s to low 70s with a north-northeast trees that will be telling all. a lot of sunshine and cooler toward the end of the week but not so bad heading into next sunday. >>> we are not the only one to get the high wind over the weekend. still ahead, the major storm event that rolled across europe. >> they are hunting us. we have to s

as we look at visibility in miles, a quarter mile around sand carlos. up in the north bay foggy from santa rosa to petaluma and napa. by the delta and also in livermore. current temperatures in the upper 40s from castro valley to richmond and closer to the bay we're in the upper 40s as well with 39 in sand carlos as well as novato. chilly in spots. foggy elsewhere. going true the next several hours we'll see temperatures climb. but they'll halt into the low 60s at noontime. when we will be cooler today as the front pushes through the bay area. it's a dry cold front, bringing breezy, west, northwest winds. aside from the cooler temperatures we will be sunny. we'll talk about the winds picking up and wind advisory tonight in a few minutes. julian. >> thank you, lisa. starting with developing news this morning on the corona virus. we learn a u.s. citizen died of the virus in china. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling abc news the 60-year-old died in wuhan. telling "the new york times" the person was a woman with underlying health conditions. it's believed

with that 35 mile per hour wind. 30 mile per hour gusts at the coast. let's get to the next hour and a half and then things will start to improve for the majority of us and by that i am talking about the locations in and around the heart of the bay because even though the wind advisory stays in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning for most locations it is actually going to be allowed to expire for oakland, fremont, san jose in the peninsula. we are not out of this entirely. it gets better and i will see you in a few minutes. >>> whipping wind bringing down power lines and creating another danger for drivers. southbound 880s where the line created a massive backup. it is clear now. >>> a sparking transformer. powerful wind causing the cracking. >>> utility pole fell across the road in sonoma 930: this morning., to clear the lines that snapped and ended up hanging in the trees. at last check the wind did not get the power to 80,000 customers. the vast majority in the east and south bay with the smaller outages in the northbay on the peninsula and san franc

san jose, 46 miles per hour. the sierra we had confirmed 125 miles per hour at alpine meadows of 95 miles per hour sustained p winds. the wind damaged that particular wind sensor. gusty winds across the sierra. interesting pattern, rain right now in southern california. the battle between high pressure for our northwest. area of low pressure toh. good enough for that wind advisory which will continue at least until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, across the in land east bay. coming up, we'll give you the timing of these wind speeds and a warmer start of the weekend in the seven-day forecast, coming up in about 12 minutes. >> thank you. >> as you may have guesse strong winds causing power outages all over the bay area. 60,000 customers still affected. north bay not so bad. right around 2,000 customers without power. san francisco is just about 100 right now. a whole lot of clean up in the bay area this week. you can see here the wind knocking down tree branches, nbc bay area's christie smith is live. firefighters hav

he had a passenger. >> the guy came 35, maybe 40 miles miles per hour down the road and hit the kid here. and i saw him and he came up to about where my car was parked and came to a complete stop and turned around and i am pretty sure he saw what happened and just sped off. >> reporter: neighbors say speeding is a big problem on coalinga avenue. drivers go fast on the street. >> we are looking between the years of 99 and 20 had been 03 2003 two-door ford explorer which is not as common. it's a uncommon vehicle. >> reporter: inveorer s afr marketchrome rims and possibly a white sticker on the back window. the suv sustained minor frond enterdamage. neighbors will rally around the family to help them cope with the tragedy. richmond police are asking the public to look out for the suv. they need help to track down the driver and the passenger. in richmond i am da lin, kpix5. . >>> an emotional moment a vigil was held for a 16-year-old student who was shot and killed at deer valley high school last week. friends and family remembered jonathan parker as a loving kid who liked to stay home and

to 25 and gusts to 35 miles per hour. so it is windy. which means you could still have your party outside, just make sure everything is secure. i'll go over the timeline in about 15 minutes. >> we don't want any of the super bowl balloons to blow away. >>> and it is finally game day after a full week of parties, galas and award shows and we are 8.5 hours away from the kickoff. some are packing into south florida, some waiting to snag ticket to the game. last check they were a little more than $5,000. cheryl hurd is live in miami with that part of the story. looking good in red. you were waiting for today to unveil it. hey, cheryl. >> reporter: good morning and welcome to super bowl sunday. you may remember yesterday behind me it was dreary and raining. but today it is sunny and bright but a little chilly. now yesterday we had a great day. we went to the nfl legends dinner and we ran into a lot of football legends like jim brown and steve young. but after that we went in search of super bowl fans. [ yelling ] >> reporter:

to 49 on mount tam oaklandirport actually 54 mile an hour gusts there in half moon bay augusta 48 miles per hour winds for a generator like that all around the bay area. >>and we're not quite done yet. the latest model showing you the winds picking up now all right through about the midnight hour shortly thereafter still over the those gusts even in the urban areas, almost 30 miles per hour sonoma. but over the mountain top certainly a possibility some more 40 mile an hour gust or so and then as we head throughout theday tomorrow, those winds begin to subside has returned to normal pressure really kinof begins to settle out so wind advisories are in place again for tonight but confined mainly to the north and mainly up over the mount ops 1000 feet or so that's where you see those real strong gusty winds. otherwise we're looking at. those winds calming down in most parts of the bay area right now it is calm and open way of those gusts of over 50 miles per hour calm in hayward just a gentle breeze in san carlos at 6 les per hour tending to san francisco in the north bay, those winds still

quarter mile in napa and four miles concord and livermore. oakland artua qeril oakland. getting foggy there with 47 degrees. 47 in hayward. as we go through the south bay, it's clear there. 45 san jose, 54 san francisco. so the next several hours the temperatures warm, the fog dissipates. high clouds move in. low 60s by noontime. with a mixture of sun sun and clouds. it's another mild day with mid-and upper 60s around the bay andwe s ee high clouds and cool weather for some. but overall today is the last day with temperatures above average. a blustery day on tap for super bowl sunday. liz. >> thanks, lisa. >>> happening now the landmarks are awash in red and gold in san francisco. you can see from sfo to city hall, high atop coit tower, 49ers excitement has taken over the city. and besides the 49ers faithful who have been in miami this week a bay area street performer is hitting the streets of miami. kenny the clown bringing an "extra" boost of bubbles and balloons. here is our reporter amanda del castillo with that story. >> i'm ready to go and rock 'n' roll. >> meet ke

up to the north bay, santa rosa, down to about a half a mile, a quarter of a mile in napa, six milesn oakland, and seven miles in san francisco, and we're doing okay in san francisco, a couple of areas of patchy fog through there. about eight miles of visibility. once that fog kind of clears on out, our temperatures will be on the rise. but let's take a look at the current temperatures as you head out the door right now, in the 40s. down to the south bay, 45 in san jose. and a couple of 30s up to the north bay. and satellite radar, it is showing for the most part, we've got some areas that are clear, and then again, a couple of those areas, with the low clouds, but it is a much bigger picture. because we have a cold front that is going to drop down and that is going to impact tomorrow's forecast. before i get to that, though, the daytime highs for this afternoon, san jose, 66 degrees. in oakland, 63. and 61 in san francisco. and 58 for half moon bay and up to the north bay, we're talking 67 degrees. so go out there and enjoy it. mostly cloudy, and it is pretty warm for where we're su

time to load up for their final 400 miles to the glacier.in auto, rugged, reliable, great on short ru nways rugged, reliable, great on short runways and perfect for working out here on the ice. we headed to the place where the base of the glacier goes afloat. it is called the grounding line and it is where this glacier is melting. that advance party are already on thwa ites that advance party are already on thwaites glacier, theirjob, to map the area where the scientists are going to be deployed to make sure it is safe. the glacier is littered with deep crevasses which could be lethal. this is actually the first open crevasse we've ever been to. you can see the layers here not connecting with those over here. this is a void, the actual crevasse itself which is the l1 right here. another team surveyed the site to pinpoint exactly where the grounding line is. it has taken almost five weeks but we are finally at the front of the glacier. until this year, we are finally at the front of the glacier. untilthis year, only four people had ever been

diablo at 50 mile an hour, callicott tunnel at 33 miles an hour. sun and breezy, mild to warm with temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. the rain favoring san diego more than la right now. 30s, 40s and 50s. we end up with 60s to low 70s or if it all falls into place could see mid-70s. 30s and 40s, mid-50s for others. of it spread even at the peninsula. some in the 50s with montero at 54 degrees. water temperatures went down again. the database water temperature at 53 degrees. it will be wall-to-wall sun. things look pretty grim toward the end of the week into the weekend for rain. a bit it goes down to nothing. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. today, tomorrow and wednesday, high and dry, sunny and cooler with clouds coming in friday into saturday. >>> it is 6:53. >>> the nfl team is about the hire someone, coming up, who the washington redskins are ready to hire full time and why she will break the barriers. >>> the marine conservation center near san diego is honoring kobe bryant. >>> first, we will tell you how the history was made at the os

we can see breezes up to 28 miles or gusts up to 28 miles per hour, mount tamalpais, also mount diablo has been higher during the morning hours. at the coast is where we noticed a big temperature drop and still see cool numbers there today. we're seeing the flags blow a little bit at the surface, only 20 miles per hour. temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. san francisco is currently 49, oakland 50 degrees, san jose cooler at 46 degrees. pacifica 48 degrees. as we look from the east bay out towards the bay bridge, we're going to see coastal clouds stick around through most of the day .tick around through most of the in santa rosa, drop to 36, we saw ragdiational fog develop, concord and livermore at 49. our forecast animation shows us starting off the morning with low clouds and fog. by lunchtime mostly sunny for inland areas. we'll still see low clouds along the coast and clouds sweep through. tomorrow morning we're off to a clear start. that's because high pressure builds and really picks up throughout the week bringing us much warmer temperatures. we'll be well above average du

six miles above the earths atmosphere, thatis miles above the earths atmosphere, that is what makes thisow pressure. you'll feel the impacts from during sunday. and bentivegna is weakening across the uk bentivegna is weakening across the u k followed bentivegna is weakening across the uk followed by the west later on but it left the court temperature fall toa it left the court temperature fall to a degree celsius or something like that. saturday morning, the sun will come out for a time, across england and wales, but then later on, for northern ireland in western scotland, cloudy with heavy outbreaks of rain and gusts of 70 miles an hour northern ireland and scotla nd miles an hour northern ireland and scotland and that is strong enough to cause some disruption and as well as that there will be some snow over the scottish hills for a time. and then through saturday night, a band of heavy rain pushes its way eastwards and for its time in scotland, a blustery kind of night everywhere in mild again, but then we are watching for the arrival of storm ciara. an area of low pressure and isobars

we had a gust earlier this morning at 69 miles per hour. upper 40s and mid 50s in diablo and the mid 30s for the east foothills. sutro tower is bouncing a bit. down in the valleys, things are calmer and cooler in the 30s. some of us in the 40s to 50s. by noon, we'll be more homogeni homogenized, 51 to 56. the coast will still be in the upper 50s. not addres bad as yesterday. jobina? >> want to bring you to the south bay. an issue in san jose between a light rail train and a pedestrian. this is southbound 87 before the curtner avenue off-ramp. it looks like that pedestrian was hit. we don't have word on injuries. this camera is showing you a look at 87, just north of where this crash is. south of it i'm not seeing slowdowns either. just so you're aware of that spot. looking at the map here, altamont pass, a high wind advisory, speeds down to 17 and 16 miles per hour in the area. >>> we are still dealing with high winds this morning after a wild sunday for a lot of you. this video from castro valley, which was one of the areas that saw power

berkeley 18 mile-per-hour winds in san rafael. 16 in napa. 14 mile-per-hour winds in antioch. as we start off the day. so it is definitely a chilly and breezy start to the day. with those wins making it feel even chillier outside. so definitely put on a big winter coat. looking at that sunshine and cool daytime highs. a few degrees below average for this time of year. but starting tomorrow, we are slowly going to warm up as high pressure bills in for >> so wednesday through the workweek, we're going to see temperatures rise actually above average for this time of year. no, we need the rain. it does not look like it is going to come anytime soon with that ridge of high pressure. so are rainfall amounts compared to average since october 1st. 75% of average and santa rosa. city 5% san francisco. just 32% in livermore. 48% in san jose. desperately need the rain. this ridge of high pressure just really setting the storm track well to our north and way from us. so that ridge is a dominant weather feature over the next several days. we have been talking. >> the gusty winds this morni

10 miles was properly defined.i will be more than happy to engage a.c. transit. i have already engaged sfmta. we talked a little bit about it. i would be happy to engage them and see what kind of studies we need to do in order to evaluate whether 10 miles is sufficient or whether it should go back to 25 miles or somewhere in between >> thank you. i am hearing from the public, and as you say, you ride the bus yourself. sometimes getting out of the bus deck takes quite a while. it is, i think, great to operate with an abundance of caution, with a way that bus deck was designed, there are no pedestrians who are ever crossing the best path of travel and in addition, the cross over on the bridge, i believe all buses are coming to a stop when it was originally envisioned and designed so incoming -- i don't know if his incoming or out coming buses would get a green so they would never have to stop at the crossover. it sounds small, but if you are writing that twice a day, if it saves you a minute or two, and i don't know,