what do we owe mountain lions, what do we owe to other species of plants and animals?auly: man-made structures act as barriers for lots of species in urban areas. but some aspects of our infrastructure actually allow non-native species to thrive. the big moment for thinking about water in los angeles is 1913. once you hahave permanent water on the landscape, lots of non-native species, if they get introduced, can now make it. so, what's happened is that non-native species that get introduced to southern california, that are maybe from a more tropical place, now can make it here because there's much more water. and one of the ways that a lot of these species are coming in is actually via the nursery plant trade. [a[animals c calling] things like brown anoles a and greeeen anoles and various species of geckos and now a thing calalled the coqui frog. "coqui, coqui, c coqui," and it mighthto this allll night long. so, if you live in a neighborhood with a coqui frog, yoyou might find it incrcredibly aggravating. so, the coqui frog wasas intruced to hahawaii in the 1980s. on

men on white oak mountain. and so when he moved into town, this is the order that the brigades actually moved in. crossing the creek, moving into town and then moving towards the gap. this is about 3:00 in the morning. the federal army is actually coming down the road. and he knows that he doesn't have much time before he's going to have to meet the enemy. now who is the enemy? well the guy coming down the road was general hooker. general hooker because remember he was on the right flank on missionary ridge so his troops were in position to follow down rossville gap and down to this gap, ringgold gap. there was one guy who mentions as hooker went by that avenues very handsome man. so, there he is. you make your own decision. he was born in massachusetts in 1814. graduated military academy, wounded at antietam in the foot. he became fighting joe hooker. actually fighting joe hooker. commanded the army of the potomac in 1863. got very badly defeated at the battle of chancellorsville. got hit on the head by a pill

you see the south bay and santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains. 50s on the temps. and we have sal castaneda .>> focusing on the wet commute steve. we've had a couple of spinoffs in the wet weather as people are driving too fast but let's talk about the altamonte pass, typical slow traffic from the tracy triangle into the bay area. and remember a lot of people cannot work on home and people who stock grocery shelves and first responders and all kinds of good people out there going to work we thank you. this is a look at westbound 24 as you drive through the tunnel and there is a solo spin out right there but no major problems on 680 concord to walnut creek. now back to the desk.>> like here in the bay area as schools and businesses in many cities around the country are shutting down trying to stop the spread of coronavirus doug luzader has details of the federal response . >>reporter: we accept hear more from the federal government today about possible closures but in the meantime the president is trying to wave off a panic at grocery stores. long lines and short su

recent heavy rainfall is left this mountain road blocked with rubble. it's. not a good thing but look over there you know you make a common helps clear the way the market. is anxious to get moving and he's already meant to be in the nearby village installing a solar power module instead he's stuck here. so. it's always like this you never know what might happen sometimes there's no getting through and you have to take donkeys. b.m.p. . lucky for him some are available the mountain families are determined to make sure the engineer reaches their village the solar technology brings with him has the potential to transform their lives. that they have this thing of for good health. for the people living in the high atlas mountains joad is a modern kind of sun king. you know. continuing on foot for an hour with this small caravan reaches talked about. everyone has been expecting them. the roku still home to emerge mountain communities wait time seems to have stood still. in recent years the country has made great strides especially in providing electricity to all it

trip to the mountain village was a success. now it's time to head home so he sets off on his long descent to where is. awaiting us there is a solar power facility he promises will leave us truly amazed. that is a major have in the south of morocco and just a few hours from the sahara desert. to provincial capital is famed for it's impressive to reroute. the citadel enveloping play walls was built by the el glow weekly who ruled southern morocco in colonial times. little firm is based in where is this that's new town area here is where he set up his solar business. morocco is blessed with 3000 hours of sun a year and natural resource in abundance supply. the 28 year old technician now has 4 employees he said is booming. that's also thanks to how heavily the moroccan state has been investing in renewable energy of late. where's there's that is now home to one of the world's largest solar power farms something show it is proud of. it has become something like the world's solar energy capital. it's an excellent project. and of cour

recent heavy rainfall that's left this mountain road blocked with rubble. of a good to look over that would really make a farmhouse clear the way. this child. is anxious to get moving he's already meant to be in the nearby village installing solar power instead he's stuck here. so. it's always like this you never know what might happen sometimes there's no getting through and you have to take donkeys. camping. lucky for him some are available and the mountain families are determined to make sure the engineer reaches the evidence which the solar technology brings with him has the potential to transform their lives. and. that demand. for good health good for the people living in the high atlas mountains joad is a modern kind of sun king. gives. you know. how to continuing on foot for an hour with the small caravan. everyone has been expecting that. the roku still home to remote mountain communities which time seems to have stood still. in recent years the country has made great strides especially in providing electricity to all its citizens. but it hasn't rea

meanwhile showed is back on the road in the high atlas mountains. today he's traveling to 10 months to service solem are to use their. village as part of the nationwide green mosques program the idea is to use solar powered generators for mosques to generate their own electricity. bills. if everyone goes to the mosque. men women and children. if you think about how many mosques we have here. the ideal place to sensitize the contrary to everything solar energy that has to offer he. was. the midday call to prayer 4. oh. a few years ago the villagers rallied to build this new place of worship the green must. warm. the. 16 solar panels adorn the rooftop. they've been running without any hitches as road can confirm to the village leader upon inspection. with us the most needn't rely on the regular power grid for its energy. to further spread the idea the green musk's program also includes specially claw tickle training for the in months. of the project has completely changed life from the village which you know women can study in the evening and pray dur

>> it was -- the whole side of the mountain. it was a big mountain. burnin' an hour or two. >> yeah, probably. i would think. closer to two. >> reporter: curiosities. why would he bring her up here to the very top of the mountain to go camping it's an hour's drive over a rutted track to the other campers farther down the hill. according to cathy's family she didn't like camping at all. so why would he bring her to the most remote possible place? >> no one camps up there. unless you want to be really secluded. >> reporter: and that said cathy's brother was not something she would have wanted. did she like to go camping? >> no. she'd rather be in a hotel -- any day over a tent, knowin' my sister. >> reporter: puzzled cathy's friends too. >> i was like, "camping?" >> cathy was not a camper. >> reporter: and there was this -- >> i recall him -- at some point, mr. winkler saying, "do you think i killed my wife?" >> reporter: is that a question an innocent man would ask, johnson wondered? and when the investigator responded. johnson remembered thinking todd

but he doesn't want to move to the city full time the mountains are his home. what if innovation through technology could be taught to children in school could our next generation be better equipped to solve the unique problems they will face the founders of standard 3 schools on the outskirts of mumbai definitely. here at the time or in street school in the sleepy coastal town of about a 110 kilometers from mumbai nothing will strike you as ordinary. family tree is an initiative that is working with the marginalised tribal communities in the home who have historically been denied their right to have education you know or decent living to access to their forests and this is a community that is at the bottom rung of the society for various reasons the school is are not just a school it's an experiment it's a radical or dorner gave to say that education must be about social justice and together along with this group of people we had experiment thing with how open source open source technologies can really bring about change into a new. term errantry school only u

a chance of mountain top snow across the diablo range and the santa cruz mountains, and we might see hail or isolated thunder especially out near the coast as the area of low pressure continues to slowly move to the south. south of downtown right now we are seeing some showers, and snow showers around mt. hamilton, and you can see snow coming here, and castro valley in the north bay, not seeing much, half inch of rain or so this weekend. the low pressure is going to slowly track south tomorrow so that's why not only we will see a chance of showers but maybe snow at the higher peaks in the santa cruz mountains and the rain totals won't be as big as we had this weekend but the trend will be higher where we can still see half an inch of rain close to san jose and san martin. we will continue to see these bands of showers moving through, overall similar to what we saw today and probably a little more snow up in the north bay. a few more isolated showers midweek and then look what happens as we head towards next weekend, another storm just off our coast. right now saturday might be relati

in the mountains, on the west slopes, 5:00 this morning. but the rest of tahoe tonight into tomorrow. and look at the totals. we're talking three, four and five feet of snow, as we get into monday at 11:00. so, certainly not advised with with with blowing and drifting. upper elevation wind gusts to over 100 miles an hour in the mountains. 54 in san francisco today as well as santa rosa. uniform cool temperatures, breezy out there. rainy in the east bay and south bay today. level one on our storm impact scale. chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. and we'll keep the trend going monday into tuesday. still chilly. and even by wednesday, we'll slowly warm things up a bit. this is the weather forecast we've been looking for, for months. so as february had, you know, the dryest one, this could bring us a little bit of help. not a miracle but -- >> i was going to say, too, we're talking about social distancing, this is the type of weather that wants you to stay inside, watch movie. >> we could use that vitamin d but we had our chance. >> thanks, lisa.

the heaviest was watsonville and santa cruz mountains and that looks to be the focus again. that'll be the focus again north of the golden gate and not much as the low goes down the coast, it'll

the santa cruz mountains, already over more than one inch of rain. you can see where the yellow and orange is right now. still on the west-facing slopes of highway 17, the santa cruz mountains, out towards the east grade, tri-valley seeing some pretty good shores. not so much right now in the north bay. these popcorn clouds you see here, this is the cooler air aloft. that will bring in more showers and the potential during the day tomorrow to see some hail at times, maybe isolated thunder. and look at the snow levels. may not have to head to the sierra to see snow starting to appear on the higher mountain peaks around the bay area. sierra, three to four feet of snow just tomorrow. we'll talk more about how much more could be on the way and how much more rain you can expect for your weekend hour by hour. >>> still to come, chaos at costco, people lining up bright and early to get supplies, but there's one thing experts say you should not do. that's next. >>> and a possible new way to keep you safe while on b.a.r.t. the new idea so you won't need to to

we are still going up the mountain. the main battle is on the top of the mountain. that's where the main battle is going to be. the apex of the curve. and then we come down the other side of the mountain. we are planning now for the battle at the top of the mountain. that's what we are doing. get a staffing plan ready now for the battle at the top of the mountain. equipment stockpiled now. we are gathering equipment that we don't need today because today is not the day of the battle. the battle is when we hit the apex, depending who you believe, 14 days to 30 days from today. and also we need a social acceptance of the time expectation. we are all anxious. we are all tired. we are all fatigued. it's been all bad news for a long time. our whole lifestyle has been disrupted. everybody wants to know one thing, when is it over? nobody knows. well, president said by easter. this one said by this. nobody knows. you can have a hypothesis. you can have a projection. can you have an opinion. but nobody knows. but -- you can have an opinion. but nobody knows. i can say this,

but he doesn't want to move to the city full time the mountains are his home. what if innovation through technology could be taught to children in school could our next generation be better equipped to salsa unique problems to the founders of standard 3 schools on the outskirts of mumbai definitely. determined street school in the sleepy coastal town of about a 110 kilometers from mumbai nothing will strike you as ordinary. damage or even initiative that is working with the marginalised tribal communities in the high low who have historically been denied their right to have education you know do a decent living to access to their forests and this is a community that is at the bottom rung of the society for various reasons the school is are not just a school it's an experiment it's a radical or dollar bill to say that education must be about social justice and together along with this group of people we are experimenting with how open source open source technologies can really bring about change into education. the termagant preschool only uses online educationa

probably okay for some snow up in the mountains . 2500 to 3000 feet . we are below average working to stay through thursday and then will start to get a little warmer . after that it looks dry going into the weekend . >> bart will make major changes starting today . up next, what you need to know to make your bay area commute on track . >>> the sports world on hold during the epidemic . how nascar is racing fans over the weekend . >>> we want to keep an eye on your traffic for you this morning . what little traffic there is . we saw two cars going through there, pretty light. as more and more people stay home to keep everyone safe. sal will join us a little later on this morning was some traffic jams to kind of brighten her day a little bit. we will be right back . >>> welcome back to mornings on two, tesla is going to temporarily close the factory . tesla kept its factory open considering itself an essential business . 2500 of the 10,000 employees were told to show up to work at several told us they are still working in close quarters. tesla says basic

memories of being on that mountain and playing on that mountain. i think it's an incredible-- it's, you know, the kids get to play on the playground and we had the entire farm and a huge space and wonderful things on the mountain like that. i guess you could say we were the original free range kids, kind of hard core. so a lot of wonderful things about it and then, of course, there were some difficult things, too, but the setting, the scenery, the living in that place. >> nature walks and you were like-- i've seen you gathering these-- >> not even nature walks, you're there all the time. you don't walk to it, it's just there constantly. one of the things when i would come back from college and driving to town with my sister or something, i would be r rapturous about it and she was used to it. >> and it's a field. >> take a picture of it. >> a lot of times outdoors, your mom was an herbalist? >> my mom was an herbalist and midwife and we grew a lot of food we ate and we had animals we raised and with the land. >> a lot of different animals. >> mostl

the strongest winds will pick up in the mountains. you will noticinds and sts 20 m per hour doesn't really cause a wind advisory it is mainly breezy. the other thing this system will do is today. let's look that time, it is possible we might see a stray shower today. that is the afternoon. you can see perhaps a few showers here moving through the bay area, second half of the day, it is not a lot. in fact it doesn't register for futurecast amounts, you have to get to the outskirts, and that is it on the rain story for to find. just not looking like it will be much. daytime highs in the 60s to upper 50s for most places. that means these temperatu will feel like yesterday as far as what the thermometer says but it will be more of an off shore breeze and not as windy. look at the map. that is tahoe. if you don't know where this is. this is on the north side of lake tahoe which sits at 6,000 feet. in fact there is a winter weather advice for the sierra. until noon today and expect slippery roads if you are heading into the sierra on sunday

it's palo alto, mountain view and los altos.oke to the bishop of the diocese yesterday who told us the well being of the people comes first. the diocese says virtual services will be livestreamed. you can still go on your computer. many other churches across the country are enacting similar measures. >>> making the best out of the coronavirus crisis in italy. the country has been on lockdown amid the outbreak, and italians that self-isolated still found a way to entertain one another. take a listen. ♪ they even managed to sound good. italians on their balconies singing. videos like this are being shared widely on social media. this comes as italy has confirmed 17,000 cases, more than 1,200 people dead. >>> making it in the bay. during the coronavirus pandemic, it's having an impact on the housing market too. the national association of realtors has released new numbers. the group finds 34% of home sellers in california are changing how their home is viewed while it remains on the market. for example, some are not holding open ho

rainfall okay for some and not so good for others and really get in the santa cruz mountains.d around vallejo and cordelia and around rodeo it was very impressive venetian martinez had very good rain. over 1 inch in livermore and also the oakland hills, snow around mount hamilton, was we get to daylight some of the web cameras also have some in the lake counties in some of the santa cruz mountains. a lot quieter to the north, the lowest driving south and finally areas of moisture to the south, you see with heaviest will be and it is more towards morgan hill. there is an easterly breeze in place with high pressure to the northeast of us with low pressure to the west and the wind is coming in that direction 30s and 40s on the temperatures, low 40s for clayton, castro valley, lafayette, kensington at 40, everyone is close. it will be a cool day with off- and-on rain for many, especially around san jose, fremont and san mateo south. 50s on the temperatures, quite cool for this time of year and they are below average and they will stay there a couple of days. a wider pattern thursd

you can see here on the radar, there is the snow right around the mountain there at the top of the mountains. more snow east of san jose and some pretty good downpours. more rain off the tri-valley. look, snow happening right now. higher peaks getting closer to the pass. might see some sleet at times. tonight look at how quickly the rain starts to drop off as you get up towards the north bay. it is cold enough for those higher peaks to see dusting of snow. the low here is finally dropping down the coast. that is giving us the cold air support for those lowering snow levels. between now and 6:30 tomorrow morning, look at all that rain. that is enough rain to cause some on the roads even as the rain starts to ease up a little bit as we go through the afternoon. look out for some of those slick roadways for tomorrow morning. heavy rain at times especially between now and 3:00 a.m. for the afternoon tomorrow, scattered showers, a few sunny breaks. we could see some hail or isolated thunder on the coast. monday we could see a little bit of everything. monday light looks considerably more calm in

scott budman is live in mountain view for that part of the story. scott? >> reporter: good evening, janelle. many of the restaurants are normally busier. they have been struggling since the onset of coronavirus. some tell us they are worried about even paying their staff. tonight restaurants all along the bay area face a new challenge, not just a few regular customers gunshy to go out and eat a little meal with friends, those customers have been told to stay home, so the restaurant has to change to a takeout-based business. now they hope people are still hungry for mediterranean food and want to order takeout. >> people still at home, this is citywide. everyone is working at home in the office, and they will need company, you know? >> reporter: he worries even if local residents choose takeout orders, restaurants will still struggle because companies aren't ordering food for meetings and other gatherings, and they woint fn't for a while these restaurants are extra worried because they really have no idea how long this will last. live in mountain view, scot

and 50s and you can see the low to the west and southwest with a lot of cloud cover, santa cruz mountains in san jose south a much better opportunity and it looks to be a good event for southern california into arizona and it could be further north with more breaks in the clouds but further south not so much. 50s and 60s so right about where we should be. allie is here for sal castaneda and things are quiet. >> yes things are quiet and driving from tracy you might have an easy drive, i like commute overall at a lot or even working from home, this is on westmount 205 with a slight slowing approaching the altamonte pass, 580, 680 and 880 behaving nicely, this stretch of 880 in oakland past the coliseum very light traffic, the toll plaza is very empty this morning so you might have a very easy drive. now back to you at the desk.>>> this morning we're tracking the grand princess cruise ship to dock at the portland court docket oakland port and it is off the coast of half moon bay. since the ship came into the bay area are the grand princess has been close enough to see from land, and as far a

>>mountain view out tords the santa cruz mountains and out towards the ast.se areas are the same ones i was lking about yesterday that we're picking up that potential of a few light owers and sure enough this morning there th are temperatures right now arin the 50's whether you're in some of those rainier spots or whether you're most ofus that are in those dry conditions currently oakland 58 degrees berkeley in timber on each at 55, willfully how in concord at 5 degrees each temperatures into the

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so there we coming our way for the weekend with mountain snows.he way until wednesday. thfollowing week so might be pretty active as we get into that weekend and on into early next week high temperatures today, middle 50's that's the best we're going to musteis going to stay that way the next couple of ys. then wednesday thursday, here's an uptick on those temperatures just in time for the start of spring by the way it's a late-spring time at we seen a rival for their eaiest excuse me we've seen since e 19th century more raincomes by the weekend. health with the read of the coronavirus and the fl, it's important to keep the th that we touch clean and sanitize. >>but ve you ever thought about your clothes andall the fabrics that we touch a did you know that the way you wash your clothes can av actually make a difference and make them dirtier. well help health expert karen ow joins me this morning some tips on how to wash your clothes to kee them free of germs and dirt i nevethought about out about it. yeah. >>it is especially when we're telling peo

the mountains see snow before that. 76 in fairfield. 72 morgan hill. 73 livermore. the 5-day forecast, more nice weather. fog is back at the coast. feels more like spring and here comes our system with the wind shifts and the showers and the rain and the snow. good news there. that is the plan. we will be back here tomorrow and plan it out for you. >>> coming up in sports, the cal and stanford men's basketball team met in the first round of the pac 12 tournament in las vegas. the game ended in an upset. mark has the highlights. >> coming up on the 11:00 p.m. the city implements a ban on large public events. what happened when a concert was canceled earlier tonight. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ . >>> mark is here with sports. bring us up to date. >> it happened in

it's snowing in the mountains.storm warning continues for another 30 hours and we're looking at 47 mountain view. 46 in novato and certainly the cold air in place. the breezy winds, and current winds at the surface 30 miles an hour in oakland. about 15 san francisco and you can see the winds up inlf mn ba so itllas to do with the system traveling town the coast down the coast to the west of us, allowing for showers to keep going and a cool day out there. so we'll keep that in mind as we go through the next 24 hours and going to go and work the computer on this angle since my clicker has died. all right, so as we go through the next couple of hours, you'll notice that the rain is going to be with us throughout the coast, along san francisco, into the peninsula, and now i got nothing, folks. anyway, looking at 0.1 of an inch to 0.3 today and after that pushes on through we'll see a few showers as we get into your monday and tuesday. so the snow continuing, maybe a couple feet. one to two feet as we get towards lake l

mountain and playing on that mountain. i think it's incredible, if either gets kids get deflated playground, we had this higher huge space and a lot of wonderful space that could happen. imagine like that i guess you two were the original free range kids. [laughter]. kind of hard-core. there's a lot of wonderful things about it and of course there was difficult things to with the setting, the scenery and living. host: nature walks. tara: is just there constantly want there. and when i went back from college night would be driving to town with my sister and i would just be rapture as how much wonderful every thing was. and she is like what is up with you. as a field. here's another field. right there i can take a picture of this. she would roll her eyes. dr. khoi le: your mother was an herbalist. tara: yes, she was that herbalist in the midwest. we grew a lot of food that we ate and we had animals that we raised and we went from pasture to pasture. it was pretty. and we were very involved with the land. dr. khoi le: lots of

hidden away in the heights of pakistan's hindu kush mountains a group of people fighting for survival for centuries the colors have managed to hang on to their pagan traditions in this isolated corner of the world now just a few 1000 people live across 3 separate valleys in pakistan's shifting of district and their numbers are shrinking in the face of pressure to give up their unique way of life. a winter festival in the remote mountains of pakistan young women and men sing and dance romance is in the air women can start a new life with partners of their choice and no one here will object. unlike in other parts of the country here there are no arranged marriages. the colored people are unique community in pakistan with their own ancient heritage culture and beliefs are said to be the descendants of alexander the great the kalish once ruled this remote region but their numbers are fast when doing today there are less than 4000 kalish people lift. is. this family that kind of community was in the majority. or now the muslim brothers outnumber the calabash brothers. all. thank you the co

now, you also will see the north bay mountains is and the east bay hills. that is until 4:00 tomorrow morning. we're still going to have breezy conditions. that's also going to lead to the dramatic warmup in temperatures today. look at this, 66 in fresno. 64 in monterey. low to mid 70s for sacramento and chico. windy around l.a. and san diego. 74 and 64. windy at yosemite, 53. 43 degree temperatures today in tahoe after the snow over the weekend. near record highs wednesday and thursday. more snow possible this weekend. >> thanks. >>> san francisco firefighters are watching for flair ups after a huge fire in san francisco's bayview district. they have been putting water on the charred debris of a warehouse that collapsed in saturday night's inferno. people saw the flames and the explosion from several miles away. high winds made it hard to battle the fire. it destroyed a towing company, a restaurant and an apartment building where two people were living. nobody was hurt. >>> a trial starts in san francisco in the long awaited class action lawsuit against fa

mountain view 61 today, same for you in cupertino campbell in santa clara. among a few other places in the 60's. temperatures will be nice and warm or wild conditions. a little clear so overall just a more pleasant afternoon to be expected. then the frigid past couple of days that a lot of us have been experiencing. tomorrow a touch warmer than today but noticeably warmer even yet come saturday and sunday as we make our way into the mid to upper 60's in some spots. sunday will hold on the sunshine. but a chance of showers does return monday tuesday and wednesday looking likely to bring the most widespread of rainfall. robin. >>all right. thank you john we are checking in on the commute for the folks said to have to get to work we're still going to be checking in on the bridges for you they're just like they're quiet of course you don't have as many folks out there they're working from home so if you need to use the bay bridge right now it's a great time to do it we're only at 7 minutes from the bottom of the maze to fremont street want to want to cross the g

especially after the northbay mountains east bay hills. it will still be wendy. that's why the when advisory is still in effect. finally, using for tomorrow. sunrise at 6:38 and sunset at 6:04. daytime highs for today, looking at upper 60s in san jose, low 70s and conquered. 60s for san francisco, low 70s in oakland. mid 70s in santa rosa and windsor. there is an extended forecast, warm day for tomorrow as well and through wednesday. a little bit cooler thursday, friday. much cooler for the weekend. back to you. >>> a beyond generous donation for one of the bay area's biggest colleges. how this new money will shape the future of the science department. >> don't forget we are see cbs streaming now tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians ca

foster city redwood city mountain view each at 61 for daytime highs.ell in the south bay looking at low 60's as well san jose at 62 east bay temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's depending on where exactly are talking oakland, you're right back up at 60 degrees today. that's definitely a warm up from your upper 50's yesterday, 61 in santa rosa petaluma down to sandra fell. here's a look ahead at your next 7 days tomorrow saturday sunday and monday we're sticking with those 60's. saturday and sunday notably our warmest days of this forecast now sunday a chance of rainfall pushes back in becoming more widespread come monday tuesday and wednesday of next week. rob. >>all right. thank you john now, let's check in on traffic for the folks that do have to get to work this morning and we do have some folks here heading into san francisco 8 minutes from the bottom of the maze off to fremont street. it's a great trip across the upper deck. i don't see any problems that you need to worry about on the skyway and if you're going to be on the skyway like maybe

snows up to the mountain resorts. a breather from everything until the next batch or rides again for this weekend. this is all those other bump in the road because the longer-range forecasts have things really improving for us. winds we do have been coming in on shore wise and they get into the teens a little bit for this afternoon. and that's basically just about all of the day northwest to directly westerly let's take a look at a longer range forecast models as we take a new look at what's going on for today then here comes the weekend collection of that. these 2 storm systems little cooler to be some more mountain snow is up to the bank account up there ok we have it's that it's drill and then as we get into early next week about this high-pressure bills like everybody playing keep away. we do have some cloudiness that pokes in there a little bit but relatively uneventful putting that together that's a hint that your 7 day forecast, it's a warm and what today we expect temperatures in the upper 50's to near about 6