. >> stretching about 110 miles long and 70 miles wide, the black hills of south dakota rise up fromhe plains, just to the west of rapid city. >> the black hills are very important to the native american community members. they are referred to as "the heart." covered in pine trees and the elevations that we have that surround that area -- thinking of where rapid city is at, we are positioned at the gateway to the black hills, where it is kind of how we have always billed ourselves, back to the earliest founders of rapid city. ♪ >> i am donovan sprague, i come from the crazy horse family and lakota is my tribal affiliation, from scion river sioux reservation, about 100 miles east of where i stand, at the sacred bear butte, a very spiritual place where not only lakota, but people of many american indian tribes and nationalities visited. about the time period of around 1800, we will say up to the 1870's as a time period, are when lakota and cheyenne dominated this area. they moved constantly in search of the buffalo and game, which supplied them with food, shelter, and everything that t

delivered 80 miles of street safety improvements and 4 miles of transit lanes. that speaks to how much more difficult they are and how much you need to put in to making it happen. too many will be car dependent without a viable alternative. improving streets is important to make streets safer for everyone. >> you have two questions remaining. >> i am the downtown community organizer at the sf bicycle coalition calling with recommendations for the agency as you begin with the vision zero strategy. we only have two years left to reach zero. we need a great approach. focusing resources to reduce the high risk speeds. speed is the number one contributor to the crashes. we need to lower speeds city-wide. we would like to implement quick build projects, intersection safety, left turn calming. more technology to reduce dangerous driving and comprehensive speed medical plan. this is an agenda item to limit speed limits to 20 miles per hour in the tenderloin. this is a great start in low income communities of color more prone to traffic violence. we need voled action as

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westerly wind sustained at 21 miles per hour at sfo and 17 in oakland with 18 miles out of the west in hayward and fairfield, 21 miles per hour this morning. the winds are gusting at sfo, 28 miles per hour and as well, for hayward with strong wind this morning and a wind advisory for the coast and the san francisco bay shoreline. wind sustained and gusting up to 50 with a windy start and partly cloudy skies going through the afternoon with showers through the day and if you do get a strong storm cell over you, it could produce small hail. be prepared about that possibility with an active weather day with that cold low pressure system. 5-10 degrees below average and we have a low pressure system dropping that cold front with widespread rain last night and looking at unsettled ofho work timing this out, partly cloudy skies with a chance to see isolated showers through the day and drier and quieter tuesday and wednesday for st. patrick's day with strong wind through our morning and especially for the coast and the san francisco bay shoreline and breezy through our afternoon today and tues

four-hour drive, over 200 miles. i have a little girl. so we cannot go and spend days there.eed to go and come back the same day. >> jorge lives in one of the worst so-called pharmacy deserts in the country. an area defined by extremely limited access to pharmacies. with the federal government now calling on pharmacies to help with the covid-19 vaccine rollout, an abc news investigation found that millions of americans like jorge face tough odds finding a shot because of where they live. >> that's 500 miles just to get the vaccines. >> reporter: forcing some to go to extreme lengths to get a vaccine. >> about to drive 90 miles one way. i have some covid vaccine that we're shuttling down. >> reporter: pharmacy deserts hit communities of color the hardest, like in presidio, texas, a remote, mostly latino town nestled in the rio grande along the u.s./mexico border where jorge lives. when you heard they were starting to roll out some of the took roll out some of the vaccines at pharmacies, what did you think? >> i said, that's for people who live in big cities. for us, we're so f

. >> miles and miles of state arrivals with all the troops marching up and down and everything else. that's all repetitive and no good anymore except to make one real of the very best of it and a series of just shots, sort of a montage of the leaders as they stood on the platform. one after the other. that will be fascinating. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hello, governor, how are you? >> here's the governor. >> thank you very much. thank you. that's very -- governor, you get to do your own. >> we've done this before. >> i'm going to sit in the sun and work. get some of that tan that you've done. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello! >> you know, the -- i think we're going to have to walk a very fine line in this briefing today. because it's the first briefing with this group that's going to china with us. because of the many sensitivities with the people's republic of china, we want to give them a general feel of what the visit will be about, what the discussions will be about. but we can't in any way get into the agenda or get into the schedule because it's not set. now, i think we want to talk a little

quarter mile in santa rosa, dense fog for you.areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay. through the afternoon, we are talking mid to upper 60s around the bay and low to mid 70s inland. we are going to heat up as we look to the middle of the week, 70s and 80s. let's check with gianna. it is a little slow through the altamont this morning. >>> it is. it is business as usual for your morning ride if you are heading into the altamont pass, west bound 580 commute. it's getting crowded off of 205 out of tracy extending to a bit beyond north flynn. i am tracking brake lights approaching dublin interchange. 45 minute travel time from 205 towards 680 but that's our busy spot, no troubles on 80 or highway 4. 84, if you are headed out of the liver valley area towards the sunol grade, you will see some slow and go conditions. if your commute takes you to san jose, no delays and things look good out of morgan hill. >> thank you. >>> a live look in minneapolis where in about a hour and a half opening statements begin in the trial o

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along the coast, about five miles.ainly calm to light conditions this morning though breezy in spots at 13 miles per hour in oakland and 18 for fairfield. winds will pick up tonight into tomorrow with a wind advisory in effect from 8:00 p.m. today until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for north bay and east bay hills. san francisco peninsula, coast, santa cruz mountains, areas highlighted in gold. we are looking at northerly winds 15 to 25, gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour, watching strong offshore winds as we head through tonight into your tuesday. a bit cooler today with breezy northerly winds. the winds are going to kick up as we head through tomorrow. we are going to warm up significantly by mid week into the 70s and 80s. get ready for that. cooler as we look to the end of the week. because of all this wind, offshore winds, not best news for allergy sufferers. medium high today and sky high tuesday, wednesday, thursday due to the dry conditions. a weak, dry cold front for today and because of that, we are looking at temperatures

the oakland hills 37 miles per hour. an sfo, a gust of 36 miles per hour.vernight tonight likely going to see those winds begin to subside as we'll see a head through the night tonight on a computer model. still gusty in the north bay hill. parts of the east bay as well. then as we head through the day tomorrow that wind is going to switch directions to that offshore when all of a sudden we get a sea breeze developing late in the day will be a strong but you get that seabreeze kicking him. the likely cool down those temperatures along the coastline. we may see a little of that fog develop up toward the beaches thank storms. >> state officials. forestry officials say that the deadly zogg fire in shasta county last september was caused by contact between pg and e power lines and a pine tree. that fire burned for 2 weeks and the sierra nevada mountains. it destroyed more than 200 homes 4 people were killed, more than 88 square miles burned pg and e says it expects much of the zogg fire damage to be covered by insurance. a vaccine maker coming under some fire f

winds expected sustained about 15 to 30 miles an hour. gusting 30 to about 40 miles per hour.gain, some of the mountain tops. so you get over gets a holy enough. certainly look at some of those winds, maybe gusting as high as 50 and 60 miles per hour. temperatures out the door. right now. we've got some 50's and some 60. so yeah, a little bit of offshore wind going to be kicking in and that is going to really want the temperatures up. it will be a little bit cool overnight tonight place where the winds begin to subside down in many urban areas. those temperatures are going to be dropping off 50's keeping things mostly clear through about 09:00pm tonight. and then tomorrow we have got some sunshine coming your way with the offshore winds and look at the numbers. we've got 60's. even some of those numbers getting near 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon. i think this just a hint of some nice weather to come certainly will be windy at times. but boy, these temperatures going to be something else as we look further down this week, guys, thank you, lawrence. >> well, coming up, we've got

temps in the 30s and 40s and a chilly start to our day with breezy conditions. 12 miles at fso, 15-mile per hour wind in oakland and 13 in concord and 17 in fairfield. through the day, mild conditions with low 60s in san francisco, upper 60s in concord. we will talk about what to expect as we go through the week, coming up. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? >>> already getting busy. if you are headed toward 580, expect brake lights building out of tressie with 580 having the busiest with commuters making that track near the dublin interchange or the livermore valley. sluggish conditions with some yellow on our senses with a 35 minute ride from 205 toward 680 and problem free right now with a troubled spot being cleared out. a wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. >>> breaking news overnight. i'm anne makovec. >>> the could be a fourth vaccine authorized in the u.s. with astrazeneca releasing the results of a late stage trial in the u.s. showing that it is effective and safe. we are talking about a 79% efficacy rate in preventing symptomatic

for many of us northerly winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. gusts up to 40 miles an hour. strongest winds, sunshine and warm temperatures. warmer as we work to tomorrow. with the dry cold front we are looking at strong off shore winds, timing out for you. going hour by hour with the wind gusts and we are going to see the gusty conditions as we go through the day. watching the higher elevations. the forth bay and east bay hills. all of us will see the strong northerly winds for today. as we look to tomorrow. still breezy but we are going to see the winds letting up as we look to wednesday. plenty of sun as we go through the day. that will be the case for tomorrow and again even warmer for your wednesday. you're sunrise at 7:08 and the sunset at seven. checking daytime highs for the south bay. 70 degrees for santa clara. san jose as well as coopertino. from 70 for concord, pleasant hill, upper 60's for the tri valley this afternoon. around the bay, san francisco, upper 60's, close to 70 degrees. really warming up even around the bay. 71 in oakland, san leandro. we are talkin

checking current sustained winds, 13-mile an hour winds at half moon bay. 12 in san jose. 10-mile anr winds in santa rosa and for oakland and 22- mile an hour wins in fairfield. fairfield, vallejo, will be under a wind advisory today. that is because of the strong off shore winds really kicking in for us. northerly winds about 10 to 20 miles an hour sustainedder for most the bay area locations. gusts up to 30 to 40 miles an hour. we will see plenty of sun and warmer temperatures soaring in to the 60's and 70's this afternoon. running about four to eight degrees above average for this time of year. even warmer compared to yesterday and warmer as we look to wednesday. with that dry cold front. the strong off shore winds and that tight pressure we are looking at the winds increasing for us as we go through our day today. you can see the purple colors indicating those gusty conditions, the stronger winds picking up for us. higher elevations i will be watching the north and east bay hills. the strongest winds as we go through the day. breezy for tomorrow and then the winds letting up as w

we could see some mountain gusts reaching over 50 miles per

he also announced that vaccination sites will be available within five miles of 90% of americans and 90% of adults will be eligible for the vaccine. both by april 19, 2021. president biden good afternoon. -- president biden: good afternoon. last week we set a goal of 200 million shots by day 100 of our administration. double the original goal that i had set. and to make that progress, over the last three days we've had a record number of shots in arms with over 10 million shots recorded. in the weekend. over 10 million shots in three days. that would have been inconceivable in january. the progress we have made on vaccinating this country is a great american story. the federal government has stepped up, taking responsibility, and launched a massive federal vaccination program. governors and mayors of both political parties have stepped up as well. our military, national guard, fema, they have all been incredible. health care providers, community leaders, from all walks of life -- so many volunteers of all ages and backgrounds have stepped up. my fellow americans, look at what we have

six miles an hour.hat's what amount saying halina san jose at the airport there. 38 mile an hour gusts. oh, you're just under 40 miles an hour real windy day, not just a pie, but down in sea level as well. don't diablo was 62 oakland hills up to 38 miles and are 37 miles an hour, so it's breezy out there and i'll tell you if you look at san francisco with the wind does cleans out the atmosphere beautifully. that's why you have such clear visibility across the bay air quality, stunning on days like this, the breezes could tin you again tomorrow and so temperatures are going to stay about the same upper sixties. maybe a couple of those seventies kind of taper off the temperatures come down a little bit, turns the middle week of the week and then they start to come back up towards the end of the week. so with that in mind, another breezy day tomorrow not as windy is today but still pretty breezy. checking out the city's air. current numbers. mountie albums gusting north wind 46 miles an hour, so these were

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we did see wind gusts yesterday reaching 40 miles per hour. expect it to be a breezy day.f you're heading out to the park, let's check out morgan hill. we'll start out with some low 50s here at 10:00, and then go to 60 degrees at noon, and then reaching into the mid-60s today at least the temperatures will be comfortable. as we head to the south bay, expect a high of 67 degrees. in downtown san jose, morgan hill, east san jose, and then for the east bay, we'll see some upper 60s reaching up to 69 degrees in antioch and concord, and those wind gusts at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. along the coastline, we could see gusts of over 30 miles per hour and more of the same in san francisco today, as we reach up to about 67 degrees in the mission district and our north bay highs in the upper 60s. so windows open today, enjoy the breeze. we've also seen some of those winds really kicking up because of high pressure moving in, but we're also going to see a slight dip in temperatures for thursday, as this storm system kind of passes to the north and east of us. then the weekend, hig

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you can see those gusts 38 miles an hour. 30 atlas peak. but you the here, we're talking winds gusting over 40 miles an hour. and you get to the some of the higher peaks of mount saint helene up the diablo range. you could see some of those gusts 50, maybe 60 miles per hour blustery night all around the bay area, at least over the mountain tops in the north bay and the east bay. then as we head through the day tomorrow will notice that northerly wind continues. but it gives the back off as we head through the day. so it's going to be gusty night in many spots here. the wind advise you can see most jaded and brown posted up over the mountain tops to see some very gusty winds there now on the flip side, we've noticed today. the wood temperatures came down a bit. still had warmer than normal numbers a little more in concord in the 70's in oakland, 62 degrees. san francisco 60, but i think by tomorrow afternoon we go the other way. we're going to watch these temperatures soar. i think as we head toward tomorrow afternoon numbers with that offsh

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per hour and gusting up to 30 miles per hour with an advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. strong wind this morning and through the afternoon, partly cloudy with more showers possible. stroell er he is dayte ghs,ive to 10 s b swept through last night that brought widespread rain. the upper-level low is bringing unsettled weather to start the work week and with that system to, taking its time in our area, we are looking at the possibility of a few more showers today. 4:00 p.m. and through tomorrow, we are looking at drier weather ahead, expected. futurecast shows strong wind through the rest of our morning and breezy by this afternoon. by tuesday afternoon, as well. the daytime highs with the snow in this sierra, winter storm warnings and to winter weather advisory. 7:20 for sunrise and 7:18 for the sunset due to daylight saving time. the extended forecast, drier and quieter weather tuesday and wednesday for st. patrick's day and showers return thursday and friday. let's look at the windy conditions. >>> it can be tricky on the roads. take your time but we aren't seeing too

san francisco at 59, santa rosa. 20-mile an hour winds in concord.looking at 14 heyward, 16 livermore, sfo20. san jose 22 miles an hour and santa rosa at 18 with stronger wind gusts out there. that dry, cold front bringing the strong on shore winds and as we go hour by hour you can see the purpose color contours indicating that strong wind flow through the day today. we will see breezy conditions to start off the day. we will continue to let up with the winds as we look to tomorrow. not as strong, windy as we are seeing today. as we go hour by hour in future cast you can see all of that sun today and for tomorrow, temperatures will be even warmer. sunset at 7:24 and the sunrise at 7:06. checking daytime highs, 70 degrees for santa clara and for san jose this afternoon. for the east bay, 70, concord, pleasant hill, upper 60's for the tri valley as we look around the bay upper 60's. close to 70 in san francisco. low 70's oakland and san leandro and the north bay upper 60's to low 70'ss he's head through the afternoon, sunny, breezy, warm for today and

, thousands of miles over the mountains and for this country.n and what it will be in the future will become people can vote of wall like this, and certainly have a great passed between product and and a people for this kind of a past must also have a great future. my hope is that in the future, perhaps as a result of the beginning that we made on this journey. that many many americans, particularly the young americans, who looked a travel so much, would have an opportunity to come here as i have come here today. as ms. nixon comes here, and they will be able to see this wall, they will be able to think back and history of these great people. and they will have an opportunity as we will have an opportunity, as the chinese people near them better. and i think one of the results of our trip, we hope maybe, that the wall that were erected, whether they are physical was like this, or whether they are other walls like ideology or philosophy will not divide people from the world. that people, regardless of their differences and backgrounds and philoso

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up to 50 miles per hour today. we'll see more sunshine nice and warm with warmer temperatures in the forecast. let's talk about the wind speeds going hour by hour, we're going to head to the early afternoon with the wind speeds at about 29 miles per hour, in spots like san francisco and livermore and some of our once again hills and mountains will see the higher winds but in the valleys, even there in san jose we could see 25 to 35030--mile-per-hour wind gusts for today. make sure the garbage cans are secured outside and any lawn furniture. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> kari, just taking a scan and we have something going on for the south bay, so let's take folks down there on our maps. a disturbing report but i don't think there's a huge alarm going on here. southbound 85, where the arrows are from 17 to caudal a traffic rolling. someone reported a car driving slowly on the shoulder the wrong way, northbound on the southbound side. southbound side see the slowing from the traffic break, compr

but cut about 80 miles of extra time, trouble and money. it became a huge have for transporting troops and materials and supplies across the country, and would just have trains every hour coming and unloading huge amounts of supplies and people. and it became a major city, major thoroughfare for moving across the country. >> as railroads and steam engines connected the country in the 1800s,. roadways and the automobile would do so in the 1900s. right now we will visit also, oklahoma, to ride one of the country's most famous highways, u.s. route 66. >> my book, "route 66, the mother road," came out in 1990. i wrote the book because i was totally inspired by the fact that people kept talking about route 66 in the past tense. and a new full well that i knew -- i knew full well that 85% of the road is still here, after all eight states. some stretches are even better than ever. so i wrote that book unabashedly and as a love letter to the road, and more importantly, to the people on the road. route 66. eight states, three time zones, chicago to

sustained winds, 25 miles per hour winds. 23 for hayward, we are looking at 26 mile-per-hour winds at palo alto and 24 for san jose. gusts up to 43 miles per hour, 33 half moon bay. palo alto, 40 mile-per-hour trking a few ers r an jose. yow bay areach lighg stri let's take it back home and what to expect, the east bay tri-valley dealing with spotty showers. as well as know what above the diablo range, mount hamilton amount diablo catching snow. here's a low pressure system by unsettled weather to startup the workweek. we had that cold front the pushed through last night bringing widespread rain, behind the front, windy conditions in the chance to see showers through the day. it we are for:00 p.m. on futurecast, looking at more sunshine for tuesday and wednesday. the winds that will continue, especially along the coast and breezy everywhere else. breezy conditions for your tuesday afternoon. daylight savings time beginning, sunset at 7:17 and sunrise it 7:18. checking daytime highs, 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year in the 50s, and there we go with the extended forec

kids are back in school, two miles five miles 10 miles away, and our kids still are out of their classrooms. frustrated parents, teachers and students gather in oakland to speak out. they say other school districts they're getting kids back into the classroom, or at least have a plan. but parents in oakland say they are still waiting. however, oakland mayor libby shaft now saying the city is close to a deal on reopening schools. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville, the group of concerned parents rallied near lake marin. oakland's afternoon pushing for the school district and the union to reach an agreement about when to reopen schools. ktvu is greg logan's here now with more on the rally, greg? yeah, frank as the number of covid cases continues to go down, it appears more parents are starting to speak up about getting their kids back into the classroom. and this afternoon, a very vocal group of parents in oakland made their case for reopening. venmo than 100 people advocating for the reopening of oakland schools filled the grass field at astro parked near lake merritt

we're about 2 miles south of the university of colorado boulder campus about 27 miles northwest of denvere know is that around 2.30. there was an active shooter call here at the king soopers grocery store. it's the same as a kroger. this is your typical strip mall parking lot. there's a bank here. there's a pizzeria lots of people would come here just to do their normal shopping. now, what we know there was a call for a shooting that happened. we don't know exactly how many people were injured at this point. but witnesses told us they saw somebody with tactical gear carrying a ar 15 style rifle. they heard and saw multiple shots. one person told us he saw what he believed were at least 3 people who appeared to be deceased, including 2 in the parking lot. one who was just inside the store were still working to confirm that with police. they're about to give a press conference here any minute now now the fbi emergency response team is here on the scene. the atf is on the scene around 3.45, which is about an hour and 15 minutes into this. we did see a man get led away in handcuffs. and what

yet a 40 mile an hour gust in san jose writes of the urban areas. 38 mile an hour gusts 37 mile an hour gust. the oakland hills an sfo reporting a gust of 36 miles per hour overnight tonight, those winds likely to subside and that's the good news. and you see that still that normally when i think the strongest winds probably be found in some of the north bay, the east bay mountains. they could still gust over 40 miles per hour, then it's going to calm down you knows that normally direction. everything is goin to shift those we head toward tomorrow afternoon. all of a sudden you see that sea breeze kicked back in. so some of that offshore wind you get the sea breeze kicking in. that is going to cool down the temperatures along the coastline and maybe bring a little fog back out toward the beaches but not before we squeeze in a pretty nice day temperatures up in the 60's and the 70's probably cooling down partly cloudy skies on thursday as we do have another week system that's going to drop through that system comes high pressure builds in behind it. and here we go again. more gusty winds

less 5,000 miles per year. so that would be good for you for me, but maybe for orders, not with the electric car growing in popularity and the gas tax just insufficient a user pay tax may be next. but some see it as just another way for uncle sam to get into your pocket. gelatine from work. i personally don't german that you put my mom does. and she were to drive. per mile and paper tax on those is this a out of pocket. they get it in other ways. that is just 1. one more thing for them to, you know. >> texas. and this is not the one. >> rick chambers reporting for us tonight. and meanwhile, there's still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news today, including the very latest mass shooting here in the united states. this one in virginia. the new details just coming into the newsroom on the suspects. still to come, plus, lawmakers on capitol hill doing their best to try and stop a new election law in georgia from hitting the books and what w tonight. president joe biden says that the u.s. justice departme

check out our sustained winds, sfo26 miles per hour, 20 hayward, 13-mile per hour winds in livermore.s going to be a cooler day. we have a dry cold front pushing across the region, so many of us in the low to mid 60s later this afternoon. back to you. >>> new this morning, a new jersey man turned lending a helping hand in his neighborhood into a viral ten on many none. >> thousands tune in to watch him pick up garbage. >> good morning, good morning, it's great to pick up trash. >> pretty good voice. he is a 27-year-old musician. a few months ago he started live streaming neighborhood trash clean ups and within weeks he would have more than 12,000 followers. >> there is a sense of community on the streams and there is that sense of connectedness that i think a lot of people have been missing in the pandemic. >> steve calls it trash love. he has now inspired people as far as germany to clean up their neighborhoods. what a good idea. >> yeah. as you mentioned, a good voice. only in 2021 will we have people tuning in to watch people pick up trash. but that's a good thing. >> if it inspire

francisco: hoy parte del gobierno visitÓ un centro de detenciÓn. >> hay miles y miles de niÑos solos, que dicen: pagas un poco y puedes cruzar. francisco: se espera que este fenÓmeno continÚa en aumento durante las prÓximas semanas. patricia: muchos de estos niÑos que llegan solos a la frontera tienen parientes indocumentados que quieren reclamarlos, pero temen terminar deportados . ahora podrÁn hacerlo porque joe biden elimino una ley que permitÍa investigar el estatus migratorio de los que solicitaban hacerse cargo de esto menores. ——estos menores. julio: edgar piensa en sus dos hijas que dejÓ en guatemala. edgar: las extraÑo, me pongo muy triste. julio: desde hace dos aÑos no ve a sus hijas, pero a principio de este aÑo las mando a traer, pero el 15 de enero las detuvo migraciÓn. una trabajadora social lo contacto. le pidieron informaciÓn personal. segÚn este abogado es algo por lo que pasan muchas familias. >> no tengan miedo cuando inmigraciÓn les pregunte por informaciÓn personal. cuando ustedes patrocinan a un niÑo que viene a pedir asilo, migraciÓn y el gobierno los va a consi

hayward and oakland over 25 mile an hour wind gusts.surpassing that with 30 to 40 mile an hour wind gusts to the delta after napa and you can see the coast remains breezy. wednesday afternoon, this is wednesday morning, winds 25 to 30 miles an hour and about 1:00 on wednesday at breezy and mild afternoon and the winds dialback and we get a cool down into thursday. 64 in sunnyvale, 62 in the san bruno, upper 50s on the coast and in the north bay a big warm- up, 68 in sonoma. 64 in city. very mild about 3 degrees above average and as we head inland numbers get another boost with 68 in concord. we will look for the numbers to be above average today and the winds kick in for monday and temperatures get even warmer as we get through the upcoming work week. the seven-day forecast shows partly cloudy skies arriving for monday with temperatures pretty comfortable by tuesday and wednesday and it's gusty offshore winds especially in the upper elevations and we could see winds 50 miles an hour above 1200 feet and by thursday less wind but numbers