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momentum coming to the banks >> you deserve to get in on this conversation you own bank of america, citi, morgan, stanley justice and i think this announcement just provides more if he now the banks can really role their the one piece of like about all these thanks is the wall the alternative products and the other vehicles they are selling to their customers are very proftable. everybody's got a stake here points well taken. make mayo, thank you so much i appreciate you reaching out to us happy holidays to you and your family. we'll see you on the other side. >>> straight ahead, a bullish call on one dow component. it's seen a rise offin. we'll do it next i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. your daily dashboard from fidelity -- a visual snapshot of your investments, key portfolio events, all in one place. because when it's decision time, you need decision tech. only from fi

redwood city, 59. 60 degrees in morgan hill.the east bay after some patchy fog, temperatures will be nice. up in the north bay, sunshine tomorrow. in the extended forecast we will go with status quo. on wednesday increasing clouds, if you sprinkles. new year's eve looks fine. the weekend looks interesting. in the meantime, on sports, guess who? >>> a coming up in sports, the injury list keeps growing for the 49ers. and will jimmy garoppolo be back? the head coach with some of his ♪ ♪ ♪ digigital transfsformation has faililed to takeke off. bebecause it h hasn't t remod the endlesess mundanee wowork we all l hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automamation can s solve that by takaking on repepetitive tasks fofor us. unleash h your potenential. uipapath. rebootot work. >>> it has been the 49ers story all season long. somebody's going to get hurt. can they go one-week this year without an injury? i'm wondering. >> not at all. it would not be a week without an injury update. he has a strained ankle. he has a strained elbow. both will mess the season finale

redwood city, 59. 60 degrees in morgan hill. the east bay after some patchy fog, temperatures will be nice. up in the north bay, sunshine tomorrow. in the extended forecast we will go with status quo. on wednesday increasing clouds, if you sprinkles. new year's eve looks fine. the weekend looks interesting. in the meantime, on sports, guess who? >>> a coming up in sports, the injury list keeps growing for the 49ers. and will jimmy garoppolo be back? the head coach with some of his if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things thatat matter: famimily. healthth. that's it.t. we found d help at coverered califorornia. now we havave a plan we c can afford.d. enroroll now at t coveredca.am jordbut tonight, he's n't eat earned that right.f nachos. because a few hours ago, in the middle of happy hour, he recognized a sign. not from the gods or a bolt of lightning, but from a double-heart, a kissy face, and a fourth ha in "hahaha." that's when jordan knew he was buzzed. so, when it was time to go, he got a ride home

morgan seeing a 20% upside in the market in the s&p 500 for next year, and 3800 for citi and bank of rgan says we are in nerve anna. i like nerve -- we're in nirvana. i like nirvana. this is something to keep an eye on. what manipulation will the fed delivered to the bond market. let's look at currency in the oil market. this potentially is where you see a reflation trade. down by another to tense of 1%. does the dollar drop in the emerging market. what would a break of 1% really mean in the bond market? we will discuss that in the next hour of daybreak middle east. ♪ of daybreak middle east. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv. stay tuned find out how you can get a copy of this fascinating book. the ss central america, commonly referred

regionals that compete on better service and knowing their local customers better, with the jp morgans, the citiargo, the larger the mid-size and smaller regional banks get, the easier it is for them to invest in technology, make a better customer experience. we saw pnc buying bbba's u.s. operation, we saw bb & t sun trust merge. so this is a trend that's going to go on for a while. i think it's a good for a lot of the regionals to partner up so they can compete with the likes of chase and citigroup and jp morgan to get out there and get money in the community and do more community lending, to grow the economy. so look, i think this is an interesting deal. and i think we're going to see more of them. i think this is where the value is created in the banking stocks is in the mid-cap regional banks. that's what you want to be on the lookout for. i think the consolidation trend is going to go on for a while. maria: we'll probably see more deals. michael, do you think we'll hear anything new from the federal reserve this week. we have the last meeting of the year, two-day meeting, beginning tomorrow

daytime highs across the region, san carlos in foster city, 59 today well, south bay temperatures will also be in the mid to upper 50's with morgan hill at 54 san jose at 58 degrees fremont and union city both at 56 today well oakland and hayward at 58. while the creek and concord 57, north bay daytime highs in the mid to upper 50's just as much as the rest of the bay area. santa rosa and nevado each at 58 for today's highs. let's get you a look ahead at the next 7 days so today tomorrow and daytime hours on wednesday. all looking nice and sunny wednesday night showers arrive, but likely not to stay with us very long thursday we drive back out for your new year's eve and stay dry into daytime hours of new year's day before a few chances of showers return again into the weekend. robin it's not a lot we'll take it thank you john. >>well last december wuhan china begin a strict 76 day lockdown due to the coronavirus well now one year later things are returning to normal in the province. news nation's spoke with one man who happened to be there when the worldwide pandemic erupted and here's his story. current mueller was in china whe

it's founder, ceo, editor charlie sennott joins us, and morgan covers city government for the bay statemportant work. i am a newspaper alum, believe very much in the importance of these local newsrooms. just walk us through the project. what is it and why does it matter? >> well, report for america is a service project. we are trying to serve local communities by bolstering local reporting in these communities. we put out a call to newsrooms and we say, if you have a part of your community that needs to be covered that's not getting covered, let us know. we then select those newsrooms carefully and then we put out the call to emerging journalists. this is a call to service to say, any of you who want to be reporters, who understand the great public service of local reporting we want you to join. we select those reporters and match them with the newsrooms. this year, 2021, in the new year we will have 300 reporters in more than 200 newsrooms across the country. so that's in rural ohio, that's in the mississippi delta, appalachia. it's right here where i am in boston with morgan mullings,

morgan stanley did well. the money center banks had consolidated a bit more. guy had a great call on citi going back to 60 i would say bank america to me looks like the interesting trade back to the higher highs, near 35 it doesn't even feel particularly extended right now. i know a lot of people are going to get behind the buy back trade. i don't think you have to get ahead of the buy back trade because it will go on for months and months, quarters and quarters it's released. tim has been talking about that for a very long time for me i think the big chunky money center banks could make their way back to the prior 52 week highs over the next three to six months. >> nadine, are banks too consensus for you? >> not banks themselves, just the dollar down trade. so what we like to do is be long into the financials. i think you could hold them from this point i don't see a problem with that. you have to be careful if you own other securities, securities that rhyme so they're correlated with the down dollar so when you get oversized wins, you need to take those off the table. i don't think they

city blocks. alicia? >> nbc's morgan chesky, thank you for your reporting. now to discuss this story and the ongoing investigation, naveed jamali. naveed, what do you make of what we heard from police so far in this investigation? >> the curious thing is there is reporting there have been human remains found, so this leads to the question, you know, was this a suicide bombing? was this totally something else? it begs the question, if they've identified a suspect, are they going to try to rule out the remains by looking at dna results? there's a lot of questions as to who the suspect was, where he is now, if he is indeed deceased or absconded and that's the focus of law enforcement. >> we know, naveed that, investigators are tracking over 500 leeds to find a suspect or suspects. is that an abnormally large number of leads for a bombing like this? or is that pretty standard? >> i would -- it all sounds pretty standard. it does not sound like this was something they were prepared for. there was no heightened threat posture or chatter. new year's eve of course h

40s and tomorrow sunny skies and south bay look for highs of 67 san jose and 70 morgan hill and peninsula 66 redwood city and mountain view on the coast, low to mid 60s tomorrow and it will be pretty mild downtown san francisco will top out at 65 degrees up in the north bay we expect highs of 65 at san rafael, 69 at santa rosa and 68 in sonoma and 67 napa and over in the east bay, 66 at hayward, 67 oakland and the inland east bay will be mild, as well with highs there in the upper 60s to near 70s. now as you look ahead a bit with the forecast animation, you can see that we've been talking all week about this active weather pattern in the pacific northwest and missing the bay area, which is not entirely good news because we need rain but looks like the systems that develop over the next several days will basically produce precipitation for the pacific northwest, maybe push a few clouds through the bay area and contribute to the increasing wind gust on sunday but no rain is coming our way. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. look how mild it will be. sunday will be the coolest day and monday with s

people felt it in morgan hill and gilroy and as far up as hayward and union city. no damage reported but what a wake up. it doesn't sound like rain will be waking us in the morning. >> not tomorrow but there could be some showers for thursday morning. the bulk of the rain looks like it will fall tomorrow night. so kind of a quick hitter. tonight the only moisture will be in the form of locally dense fog. i don't think it will take too long to disperse and on wednesday we will see more clouds than sunshine with the possibility of a few sprinkles in the northbay. and then late afternoon the actual shower chances moving to the northbay. breezy conditions will accompany the rain and it will still be breezy throughout the day on thursday even after we dry out. let's head over to the futurecast, wednesday morning, not a whole lot out there, but the showers try to move into the northbay at that point, the better chance in the mid to late afternoon north of the golden gate. as the heavier rain starts to move and you can see there's quite a bit of it, by 10:00 in the evenin

morgan stanley. >>> welcome back. indoor dining at restaurants across new york city will be banned starting today amid rising covid casescross the region. the move by governor andrew cuomo deals a major blow to the city's hospitality industry, already struggling and gearing up for what's expected to be a brutal winter. for more i'm joined by co-owner and executive jechef jordan. thank you for joining us. back then we talked about the difficulties of closing in the restaurant industry. has it gotten better or worse since your last appearance here on our network? >> since the last appearance i closed one restaurant and opened the other. one landlord wouldn't work with us while another one gave us some covid friendly stipulations and a new lease. it's been difficult. the cold weather has not been kind. it's eliminated a lot of our seats and with indoor dining closing we're eliminating more. we have a good set up of an outdoor area but it's not looking good, especially with colder weather and snow coming into the forecast. >> how is that going to play out? we know in certain parts of the country, the midwest and northeast,

morgan wright. former independent counsel >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend, everybody. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. in just a few moments, we will get jonathan ward's take on former disney ceo bob iger being considered as the next ambassador to china. we are talking china with the founder of the atlas organization. and another big development in the fight against covid-19, moderna having the second vaccine approved, millions of doses of pfizer's drug already being distributed, the ceo of the cleveland clinic about this historic and incredible rollout. but first, let's take a look back at some of the big moments this week with top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this week's edition of "the week's talkers." ♪ maria: doctor, congratulations to you. you must be feeling some great satisfaction this morning. >> it's a great day, frankly, for science, it's a great day for humanity, it's a grea

i'll tell you, morgan, we are expecting temperatures similar to what i'm standing in right now once this storm makes its way through the east coast cities like miami and atlanta bracing for their chilliest christmas in decades morgan >> stay bundled up it does look mighty cold in chicago. thanks for joining us. now we go to west palm beach, florida, different temperatures and where president trump is be spending the holiday he's under growing pressure to sign off on the deal that was struck by congress that would provide stimulus payments to millions of americans facing the financial pain of this pandemic. let's go now to nbc's garrett haake. garrett, we have these massive bills still hanging in the balance. what is the latest and what are the president's plans this holiday? >> reporter: hey, morgan, good morning and merry christmas from palm beach where it was basically a silent night the president deciding to forego his typical church trip and avoid his usual tweeting he's been ensconced at mar-a-lago, his resort here, where we're wait ing to find out if he will sign that massive spending and covid relief bill. he has a copy of it as

offshore component for your sunday, sound night and monday, 50 in the city, 45 oakland, 36 in mountain view, with upper 30s for you in morganl, how about that, 39 half moon bay, here's the shark tank, hazy, the air quality is poor in san jose, 36 in santa rosa, novato, napa with 37 by the delta, concord and livermore. certainly cold out there. emeryville right now and it is looking less than ideal that air quality and it has been for the past week or so. increasing clouds, possible sprinkles this afternoon, drieg gusty offshore winds tonight into monday and then warming up the warmest day of the week monday, still mild for tuesday. there the high cirrus clouds, there's the precip, we'll get into some drizzle, and then by midday tomorrow, we're looking at the sun coming out, and those winds, about 1,500 feet gusting, perhaps, to near 50 miles an hour. rainfall potential, we'll call it drizzle, .01, richmond and mountain view, so really there's nothing to write home about. we're back to those 60s into your sunday afternoon. into the sunshine. here comes the warm day. look at the 70s for monday, and then by tuesday as those wi

nearly 3 years later, kindred morgan was convicted in order to pay more than $50 million. they designed to deal with the city of san jose, promising to clean up trash and encampments along its railroad tracks. the areas have become known for homelessness, illegal dumping and graffiti. the tenure contract requires them to work with the city on quantity cleanups at least eight times a year. the city will look into adding fencing uncertain properties that one adjacent to the tracks. the agreement follows complaints from residents as well as legal threats. >>> let's take a live look at capitol hill whether our calls tonight for california sen. dianne feinstein to retire. this follows the new yorker article calling her mental fitness into question. piece quoted several unnamed sources as saying, her short- term memory has grounds report that she often forget she has been briefed on topic. it also reports that minority leader chuck schumer had to ask feinstein twice to step down from her leadership role on the judiciary committee because she forgot the first time some prominent liberal commentators were quick to p

morgan hill. on the peninsula, low to mid 60s. 64 redwood city and mainly upper 50s on the coast and downtown san francisco, a high of 61 tomorrow. moving up to the north bay we'll see highs of 64 in san rafael and 65 sonoma and 67 santa rosa and east bay, oakland will top out at 64 as will hayward and the inland east bay will have highs mainly in the mid 60s, sort of low 60s, lowish at san ramon and let's look let's look forecast animation for the week ahead. tomorrow afternoon, notice each day just about each day we'll see a little disturbance moving into the pacific northwest but that moisture is going to remain north of the bay area. the closest it will come to us will be probably saturday when we'll see a mix of rain and snow in the northern most corner of the state but it will not reach down into the bay area. we have our continuing mild and dry pattern and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. high temperatures in the upper 60s in some inland areas tomorrow. a slight drop off in temperatures thursday. they bounce right back on friday. mild weather and dry weather will continue into t

morgan chase and morgan stanley saying they will restart buybacks in the first quarter. citian say they will be doing buybacks. says asamerica's ceo soon they are allowed, they will be doing buybacks. j.p. morgan's board had approved buybacks. here is thertant latest round of stress tests confirm these large banks can "continue to lend to households and businesses, even during a sharply adverse turn in the economy." remember, there were enormous concerns in the spring because of the uncertainty of the pandemic. this is being viewed as a very good thing. there is at least -- rishaad: there is at least one credit of the fed's decision, which is more relaxed the of the european regulators. haveuropean regulators relaxed restrictions, but not as much as the fed. notably, the banks have not performed as well here in the u.s. while they have been on the sidelines. they missed out on the 2020 rally. the fed governor is the lone dissenter. she disagreed with the fed's decision, calling for proof. she said the restrictions have been too loose given their remains concerns. based on the

around the bay, we will see 30s in redwoods city and in santa rosa we could get into the upper 20s. it is 34 in morganill. i want to show you tomorrow night, starting 5:00, we will see light showers ruling from the north to the south. that will be a 10th of an inch. the roads will get wet, and that is it. i want to show you this zoomed out model. it shows you the big picture. this is right a night with sprinkles in the north bay. on sunday, you can see another system and another. i will roll it through next wednesday, just to show you that the systems are lined up in the pacific. why, you can see we can get some decent rain out of this. we will monitor this as we go along. right now, we have on-again off- again rain. tomorrow we have a mix of sunshine and clouds. we have temperatures in the upper 50s. we will dry out on thursday. on friday, the north bay could get a few sprinkles. saturday we will dry out again during the day. overnight saturday into sunday we can see a significant system bringing us beneficial rain. we are looking at the extending forecast. this is the on-again off-again rain. wednes

the tests are available in tuesday's only at the morgan hill council chamber building in the milpitas extension of san jose city college. a new site is open on wednesday only while another site is open monday through wednesday. >>> on the last weekend before christmas, covid-19 test sites were packed in contra costa county. the earliest apartments are the county run sites are after christmas. this san pablo test site had a line pretty much all day on sunday right until they closed. with christmas just a couple of days away, health experts are worried that the test will provide a false sense of safety. they say people could get a negative result if the covid virus is still incubating in their system. >> i will be seeing my mom and grand mother for christmas so i just want to make sure i am negative. my grandmother is 90. >> my daughter was exposed to covid. after she was okay, i started having a sore throat. >> i had a fever so i had to get tested. >> reporter: contra costa health officials say most sites will test people without an appointment if they are feeling sick. >>> a live look at the white house now wer

city right now. san francisco currently 52. oakland, 56. morgan hill at 50 degrees. fairly uniform in temperatures. and check out all the rain falling at the top of mt. tam, it's pretty windy as well. it will be breezy at the mountaintops and higher elevations and mt. tam already at 1.25 inches this morning alone. that's where we'll see the most rain. most areas will not get that much rain. right now in santa rosa, still cool at 48 degrees. there's been some fog as well in the north bay. novato and napa, fairfield in the low 50s. concord and livermore in the lower 40s. on abc 7's storm impact scale, a 1 out of 5, a light storm today, heaviest in the morning, right now is when we're seeing heaviest rain, turning into scattered hit and miss showers this afternoon. still a slight chance for thunder in the north bay, especially along the beaches or the northwest sonoma county area. the forecast animation, 10:00 this morning, we'll still see moderate or even heavy rain at times moving through the peninsula, south bay. you see the line of orange and yellow. then notice after lunch it starts to move east

darker blue on this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday, they'll santa clara san jose campbell and as far south as morgan hill. has it made you kron 4 news. >>and coming up tonight at 6.30 we hear from a ucsf professor and trauma surgeon doctor, andre campbell on what you need to know about the vaccine before you take it and the research behind it. next week marin county will offer more free covid testing the county partner with curative a covid testing company for a self administered all oral swab tests test size will rotate around moraine county and you can find a full list of the locations and the date on our website kron 4 dot com and a 3rd covid-19 vaccine is in the works johnson and johnson has completed enrollment in its vaccine trial. the company has enrolled about 45,000 participants for the first trial of is covid single dose vaccine candidate and it expects interim data by late january emergency approval of this vaccine could come as early as february so far it is the only company one dose vaccine which could mean a faster rollout it takes the moderna and the pfizer to doze vaccines about a mo

morgan hill as we look to the east bay. concord and pleasant hill -- for the tri valley around the bay. 59 in san francisco and daley city and low to mid-60s's for the north bay. this afternoon. at midnight we are going to bring in the new year with chilly temperatures, dry, mostly clear skies and low to mid-40s's. there we go with that extended forecast. as we look at light rain wednesday night into thursday morning. the next chance of rain will be for the weekend into early next week. michelle. >>> still ahead, streaming on cbsn bay area, we take a look at the sport where businesses are seeing a lot of green during the stay at home order. >> i know you have to be in the fridge between appearances. just to keep you fresh how have you been since july? >> i was down -- i was on holiday for a while and then i returned to work, you know in the first -- when i got coronavirus the first time back in march we were six day away from beginning to make a movie about elvis. austin is playing -- directing can and he had to figure out -- is this going -- are we still doing this? the -- they are. i went back down and did my part and they

morgan wright. former independent counsel >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wallekend, everybody. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. in just a few moments, we will get jonathan ward's take on former disney ceo bob iger being considered as the next ambassador to china. we are talking china with the founder of the atlas organization. and another big development in the fight against covid-19, moderna having the second vaccine approved, millions of doses of pfizer's drug already being distributed, the ceo of

it's 56 here in the city and mountain view upper 50s at oakland, san jose and morgan hill 54 at half moon bay and the view from emeryville looking westward. you can see clouds getting thicker in the western sky now. it 60 up north. 54 napa, 59, mid 50s fairfield, cncord and livermore and the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcaderem. clouds will increase overnight. the next storm arrives late tomorrow continuing into thursday morning and then a dry pattern will follow into next week. the approaching storm ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. so rain will spread from north to south as our rainfall often does. heaviest late tomorrow night into early thursday morning. large and dangerous surf will accompany the storm. you can see the storm at sea kicking up the unsteady and rough surf and here is our forecast animation starting at midnight tonight, early tomorrow we may see a few trickles of light rain moving through but not much will happen until later in the afternoon and evening and tomorrow night after 8:00, we get a wave, a surge of moderate to heavy rain m

darker blue on this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday, they'll santa clara san jose campbell and as far south as morgan hill. has it made kron 4 news. >>all right the weekend is here, let's check the 4 zone forecast yeah chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with some cool weather and fog. yeah, it's going to get chilly again tonight of course or at home last night boy it was cold out there clear skies abound now and that's what's going to stay all night long so we're going to revisit some of those temperatures back into the 30's down below freezing in some parts of the bay area so going to be cold enough out there and enough moisture on the ground left over from the rain likely going to see some dense fog forming in some of the interior valleys high pressure though building in you see the jet stream had a well to the north that is sitting the storms up in that direction toward the pacific northwest that really going make its way toward california but well, i'm not going to bring us any rain here so out the door right now. it is cool. but these temperatures going to drop off in a hurry lot of 50's o

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city and san mateo alright at 60 degrees. and a few spots in the south bay, joining you there while morgan hill santa clara and sunnyvale hold on to the upper 50's same range of numbers across the east bay upper 50's to low 60's. oakland berkeley richmond right at 60 degrees while san leandro one opinion up to 61 sonoma believe in warmer than that into the low 60's at 6263 today, let's get you look ahead at the next 7 days all the way into 2021 now and as you can see we will be rounding out the year with plenty of dry skies. but also some chances of rain in there to wednesday night into early thursday morning that shower that i showed you on futurecast followed by a dry new year's eve on thursday night into friday morning friday for new year's day. we should be dry until the evening. when another chance of showers arrives showers will continue likely into next week. robin. john we're checking in on the traffic. >>taking a peek at your commute around the bay area this morning no problems here on 80 into san francisco wide open at the pay gates, no problems across the upper deck and it's just clear that's how we like it right

city permit expediter. wong then used that information to win bids on lucrative contracts. >>> a mountain lion sighting in morgan hill, and the cat was spotted earlier today behind a row of bushes in front of a home on white cloud drive. that's right by oak creek park. officers with the california department of fish and wildlife say it is a young cat that may have been separated from its mom. it looks frightened. it's hiding in that bush there. traffic has been blocked off in the area. the hope is that the animal will move along by nightfall. >>> it's cyber monday. the official kickoff of what will be a very closely watched online holiday shopping season. but online shopping, as you know, comes with risks to your personal information. our business and tech reporter scott budman looks at how you can keep your information safe as you shop. >> reporter: the biggest cyber monday during history's biggest online shopping season is under way. >> there's more and more online shopping than we've ever seen in history. >> reporter: and as the clicks pile up, shoppers like chloe wall okay of san francisco say they miss the

city. it is 60 in san jose and oakland 59 right now in morgan hill.from the explore camera, around santa rosa and 59 in livermore. one last live shot from the golden gate bridge camera and you notice blue skies to the north. clouding up, possibility of sprinkles tomorrow turning wet and windy on christmas and a colder storm arrives late in the weekend. so just be prepared with your umbrellas. here is a look at the system coming in from the southwest. a few sprinkles or a light shower not out of the question tomorrow around 2:00 p.m. along the north bay coast but for the most part, it's going to be more clouds than anything as you will notice going into tomorrow evening, as well. and then we'll change things up on friday. tomorrow morning temperatures anywhere from the low 30s to the mid 40s. we will have some fog around in addition to the higher clouds and then tomorrow afternoon more cloud cover temperatures will range anywhere from the mid 50s to the low 60s. so feeling like winter here in the bay area. level one storm coming in for christmas. it st

clara, cupertino, 61 for morgan hill this afternoon as we look to the east bay, 60 in pleasant hill, upper 50s for the tri- valley, around the bay looking at upper 50s in daly city, also for alameda at 58, 59 for you in berkeley, and for the north bay, low 60s, 62 in santa rosa and 63 for petaluma and sonoma later today. so here is the extended forecast of what you can expect as we are looking at that dry and quiet weather pattern over the next several days. through the weekend into early next week, monday, the first official day, the winter solstice, and the warmest day at our extended forecast. we are going to continue with this dry weather pattern, could see changes as we look to the and of the end of the month. back to you. >> the end of the month it all right, thank you. >>> in your next half hour, another california mayor in quarantine, a close family member testing positive for coronavirus. >>> coming up at 7:00, the fda could be hours away from authorizing a new vaccine. more coronavirus relief bill discussions and mike pence gets his vaccination. we will be right back. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take

mindful of that if you are some of our for this inland bayside cities now as far as temperatures go we are cool livermore double in morgan hill in the 30's currently fairfield you're at 38 while nap at 36 degrees. 40's closer to the bay and the coastline to just get the jackets ready to go and don't worry so much about the rain jackets or umbrellas today, i'll let you know when you need to worry about that in your forecast still to come rob all right. thank you sir, let's check in on the traffic now we have a pretty busy commute into san francisco. >>a long line here at the bay bridge toll plaza so pack your patience, it's a normal though there's nothing going action on the bridge just a lot of stop and go traffic back from the 80 overcrossing and just a reminder if you're traveling from oakland using 5.80 west, there's an accident that still active in blocking at keller's all 5 western keller in oakland traffic flow there if you use 5.80 to connect to 80 you see it slow so get out there extra early because you have to separate slowdowns to deal with all right we're over to 92 the san mateo bridge. it's been a little bus