and it's very strange. >> they are in napa celebrating their anniversary. normally they choose tahoe. >> there's not enough snow if you want to play. >> there are some snapshots. if you like open slopes, it was a good day. the only snow was manmade. that's not good enough for this couple from sacramento. >> since it's nice enough this time of year, you know, down here we decided to go to napa. >> no snow means people are going to be more likely to come here than they might otherwise. >> napa is seeing 25% more visit tons than last winter. january is supposed to be slow around here. >> normally, some of our tasting room staff gets bored sometimes. >> you won't see wineries complaining. >> it's so much fun having people in here. >> this weekend, it will look like a different season in wine country. with the warm temperatures, it will feel like one, too. >> beautiful and sunny. just perfect. >> the only thing missing will be the fruit on the vines. >> wine makers are happy today, but some told me they are worried how the dry weather might affect next year's wi

owe reporter talks with some growers in napa county. >> a new concept. the when clear skies and good weather become a problem if napa county the wine industry feels it. >> beautiful weather. >> is that bad weather? >> a little bit concerning. >> as humans seek balance in life, so do vines along with amy saying in the average season napa receives 25" of rain. last year, just 4" of rain with little more ahead. if we did not see a drop of rain this season, the vines would still produce grapes, it is what they dome the larger question: how a potential drought would affect quantity and quality. >> if we have early bud breaks which is common, you have a longer growing season so the tanins have a longer time to preture. >> they worry about profit and having little water to protect against it or heavy rains arriving late in the season causing rot. it is not just lack of rain, if the rain comes at the wrong time it can hurt. that is why we love the rain new. >> tom wants that in a worst case situation with the smaller yield we could see a 5 percent or 10 percent

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napa is quarter-mile visibility because of the fog. 1.25 visibility in half moon bay. three in mountain view and two in fairfield. we will watch this with live doppler 7 hd. it could be the mist lingering on the roads. watch out. it could be slick. mid-50's along the coast and upper 50's to near 60 for the rest of us. clouds this afternoon and a sprinkle or two is possible. >> we have tons of slowing over the altamont pass not because it is normal commute because it is only 5:01 but because of a car fire. i looked at the app and a lot of people are reporting stuck in heavy traffic including north flynn road where it has been cleared. look at the backup, it is significant. in livermore, it will take you a few extra minutes. outside, this is going to be the oakland maze where it is foggy. some of the mist could meet the slick roads so be careful to the toll plaza. >> >> san francisco police are investigating another fatal pedestrian accident, the latest in a string of series incidents since new year's eve happening on the busiest street in the city. amy hollyfield is on

one of the cooler spots tomorrow will be napa at 59 degrees. you're going to be able to see those showers beginning at napa and not only continuing throughout the morning hours, but right into the parts of the afternoon. we'll have details on what the rest of the bay area can expect coming up in about ten minutes. >> okay, rain is coming. just a few minutes from you, the 49ers team charter will land in charlotte, north carolina. this is a look now from our nbc team chopper this afternoon as the players an staff members and coaches boarded the plane at san jose international airport. the team took with them two notable local products. sandwiches and software. scott budman joins us in santa clara. not just any sandwich. >> that's right. any team will do what it can to go ahead. for the 49ers, success starts with a full stomach. the sandwich called chris's combo has been a good luck charm for the team. >> he ordered seven of them, so i'm hoping he would pass them off so people -- >> after the meal, the 49ers lean on another local specialty. softwa

the county of napa in their program and they have already successfully integrated richmond into their program so those are the other sort of cca activities that i thought you would be interested in hearing about today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> miss miller. >> thank you miss hail for that report this information is very helpful and i know that we're looking at the possibly of the california puc setting rates for the green tariff for pg and e and while they are proposing a hundred percent i know that part of what our program did was to also propose a hundred percent and today what we're looking at is the possible rfp that we may be able to potentially release that put togethers more of a comprehensive plan. how do you think -- with the way this seems to be playing itself out -- how do you think we'll be able to compete based on where pg and e is now in its plan to implement this? how are we going to be able to compete i guess is what my question is. >> i think the real challenge in competing with the pg and e program is that it allows to the extent the cpuc adopts it as proposed i

we are live from napa with the story. leanne? >> the crops should be taller than what it is. interesting and weird things. must have had yard should be taller than this. this is all caused by the drought. >> napa valley preparing for what may be one of the worst years in the history. typically from july 1st to january 31st, rainfall levels in napa tend to be close to 15 inches. currently at 2.9 inches. with no rain there is hardly any cover crop. dominic is a vineyard manager. >> they have caused buds to come out early making crop vulnerable to frost. by now this area is filled with water. growers are assessing how much they'll need oochl they set up to allow them to irrigate within blocks. >> if there is no significant rainfall growers will have to begin thinning out vines. >> with a smaller yield that would have impact on wine prices. in this situation growers are optimistic. >> there is some rain. >> looks like it, right? >> we're going in the right direction. we need moisture. cloud cover, yes. but radar getting ready to track the rain tomorrow might. and coming to the ar

we got up to 72 and napa. that was the highest ever in january anywhere in northern california. 83 degrees and santa cruz 70 degrees warmer than the previous high. palo alto and 74 and 69 is going to be your high in fremont. 70 in san leandro and 72 in richmond and we'll top out at 68 for danville. 67 up by the beach financial district in san francisco. we'll get up to 70 even in berkeley. 49 in seattle, quite a bit cooler. mid-40s for the most part. jr stone will tell us all about it and he will give us a live report on sunday for the 49ers' playoff game. sunny skies increasing clouds into the weekend, a little cooler but not enough to bring anyone i any rain. >>> coming up in sports both harbaugh and his wife showing good nature fun and after a four game rests, the warriors trying to not coming out too rusty against the nuggets. gary, has all the highlights next on sports. to those who've been denied equal access to health care... welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage becau

the old records you can see for ken field, napa, sfo and oakland. look at all these temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s. sfo, that's all-time high for the month of january and more records to report for the oakland airport. mountain view tying a record. gil roy 70s and there's that 82 degrees gasia mentioned in santa cruz. widespread 60s and lower 70s across the bay area this afternoon. san jose lower 70s and santa rosa lower 70s at 72 degrees. a little bit of change for the temperature forecast for tomorrow. more on that in a few minutes. i'll let you know if we have any rain clouds to talk about. >>> the dry weather is prompting marin county. starting tomorrow, the county plans to tap a water reserve lath last utilized three decades ago. marin water customers can expect rationing within weeks. >> this drug stressed coyote today had no fear of us or of hikers at phoenix lake and emergency reserve that water officials said they will begin using tomorrow for the fest time in 20 years. >> what we want to do is maximize available water that we h

napa mid 30s there. in san francisco and low 40s in sunny veil. as we ended up, we are expecting lots of sunshine just slightly warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. low 60s for those of knew the north this afternoon, 64 for oakland, low 60s for san francisco, 59 to low 60s in the south bay once again. this evening we are expecting mainly clear skies and mild temperatures. 51 here at 8:00 p.m. 52 in fairfield and 46 in san jose. we could see record-breaking temperatures this week. we will break that down in the extended forecast, but for now, back to you, marty. >> thank you. >>> we want to get you caught up in the other top stories. the san francisco 49ers a little less than three hours away from facing off against the panthers in north carolina. joining us now from charlotte is kron 4 news scott race. we notice the crowd has been growing behind you as the morning goes on. >> reporter: yes. a lot of 49ers fans here. i am here where they are all gathering for a big tailgate. before the big game, let

santa rosa and napa. santa cruz at 76 degrees. i'll be back with high temperatures tomorrow and we'll see more records, also talking about potential for any rain in the accu-weather forecast. >> we need it. thank you. >> lack of rain has been buying containers to store water saying sales troubled saying if they continue homeowners hoarding water. in less than an hour, city council expected to recommend a ban urging rez don'ts start conserving water. >> also in petaluma rancho feeding slaughter house is recalling 41,000 pounds of meat projects. that may include dell monty in oakland, american canyon and cnm and in napa. also, prime smoked meats in oakland so far no reports of illnesses. >> and health care and that, i felt like mission accomplished. >> at least 20 said it was and 68 said labor and health care. let's turn to the end of the year, would not speculate >> well, with twitter in the neighborho neighborhood, san francisco's plan to clean up market streets strooet is working. there is a trouble spot police say paiing atensio

and it's very strange. >> reporter: they are in napa celebrating their anniversary. normally they choose tahoe. not this year. >> we love to go up this time of year but there's not enough snow. >> reporter: here's some snapshots from the sierra today. if you like open slopes, it was a good day. but the only snow was manmade. that's not good enough for this couple from sacramento. >> since it's nice we decided to go to napa. >> people are more likely to come here than otherwise. >> reporter: overall, napa is seeing nearly 25% more visitors than last winter. january is usually slow. >> normally the staff gets bored. >> reporter: you won't see wineries complaining. >> great. it's so much fun having people in here. >> reporter: this weekend it will look like a different season in wine country and with the warm temperatures, it will feel like one, too. >> beautiful and sunny. perfect. just perfect. >> reporter: the only thing missing will

one person died in napa. 84-year-old had other issues. a third in sonoma bringing total number of deaths to 21. health officials say best defense is getting vaccinateed and there is time for that. dcd has information on where to get the shot. >> detail btz brutal sexual assault on a student that took her life. audrey pot committed suicide after explicit photos were posts on line. david? >> reporter: this case dates back to september, 2012. two teenagers are now 16, the other, 17. they were sentenced to 30 and 45 day terms in juvenile hall. two of the teens have fulfilled their 30 days serving time on weekends the still serving a 45-day term. that is their punishment for the sexual assault of a 15-year-old audrey pott during a party. documents indicated all three admitted what they dchl the attorney for the victim's parents issued this statement, quote, we cannot comment on any aspect of any criminal recordings involving these young men. >> the consequences on the boy's conscience is probably greater than doing 30, 45 days in juvenile hall

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napa 30 degrees. fairfield 33. these numbers like how we started this morning. 41 hayward. 38 redwood city. 48 san francisco. we will wake up with patchy fog at the coast line. lingering this afternoon and because of it temperatures were cooler in most areas. the rest of us back into the upper 60s tomorrow afternoon. these numbers like what we had today. into the east bay, 68 oakland. 70 degrees danville. 70 livermore. south bay, nice one, 70 degrees san jose. 72 morgan hill. along the peninsula for the afternoon, 69 redwood city. 67 san francisco. extended forecast, a repeat on wednesday. with the possibility of breezy off shore winds wednesday night into thursday. we will be watching. and into the weekend showing you we are dry, mild with no rain in sight. >> it is nice outside. >> hard toappreciate -- to appreciate it. thank you. >>> new research suggests a link between parents and guardians who smoke and the number of times they are children are hospitalized. doctors looked at the substance, children are expose

quarter of a mile in napa with two miles in oakland. right now the coast is at five miles and three quarters of a mile out in livermore. so be careful out there. we are looking at temperatures on the chilly side but by 7:00 we will be up in the upper 30s. low to mid-40s elsewhere. more sunshine is on tap for the afternoon with mid-50s by noontime. we will hold it into the lower 60s today for highs. it will be a chilly night tonight and a look at how dry our extendedout look is becoming when we come back in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we begin this morning with breaking news. a minor traffic accident on interstate 280 has led to a shooting in the bay view involving an off-duty san francisco police officer. the fender-bender occurred on the freeway, but the shooting happened when the officer and the other driver pulled off the road just after midnight. the two got into a physical altercation and during the scuffle the unidentified female officer fired her gun, striking the other person in the leg. police say the victim has

this is one of six water wells being drilled today in the napa valley. now the owner of this vineyard told me that he's willing to spend upwards of $30,000 on the chance for water because his other well just ran dry. >> reporter: this afternoon near dry creek road, this drill rig began going deep. under ground water here is harder and harder to find. >> when i first started drilling here 30 years ago, 300 feet was the norm. >> reporter: now they're going up to 1,000 feet deep. so many wells needed for vineyards, that the aquafore is shrinking. >> maybe napa should reconsider storing so much water for winter. >> reporter: he says he personally is not good at it but many landowners here refuse to drill except where an accomplished douser says there's water. some have astonishing records. >> seems like 95% we hit water some where. >> reporter: the depth the douser predicts. >> we use dousing, we use geology and a little bit of luck. you throw it all together and you do the best for your customer. >> reporter: dousing or water witching is controversial and u

napa mid-30s and 39 livermore with the fog from the livermore valley to napa this morning.oking at some clearing as we get through the midmorning hours. then by the afternoon temperatures will be in the upper 50s with high surf along the coast. but low 60s to the mid-60s around the bay. so you know that means plenty of sunshine. we've got another weather system headed our way. it's also going to build through the upcoming work week. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. neiman marcus has confirmed they were hit by cyber thieves last month and customers' credit card information was stolen. neiman marcus is not saying how many customers were affected but they said they are working with the secret service on the breach. customers are wondering why it took them a month to reveal what happened. >> it seems to me they didn't want to ruin their christmas shopping season. >> neiman marcus released a statement yesterday saying we have begun to contain the intrusion and have taken significant steps to further enhance information security. the news comes on the heels of target's

that is just one example of the impact drought is having here in napa valley. there snow beating around the bush discussing the impact in napa. >> 2013 was driest year on record. driest winter on record. >> according to the grape growers association from july 1st-january 31st rainfall levels in napa tend to be close to 15 inches. currently at 2.9 inches. with no rain there is hardly any cover crop. you know mustards growing in between rows. dominic is a vineyard manager. >> higher it grows more nutrition you're going to put back into the vineyard >> warmer temperatures caused buds to come out early. this makes crops vulnerable to frost. >> we do not have any frost protection. so a long frost could spell disaster. >> the reservoirs are low. growers are assessing how much water they have and how much they'll need. some will have to set their irrigation systems to cover small zones, not the vineyard. if there is no significant rainfall in the next month, growers will have to begin thinning out vines. >> we're reducing foilage and limit the crop. going down to one

they have the most rain but they did this time, napa .06, san francisco .03 and that's it. some are trying to move through and we will try to have more for san francisco, right there, parts of the peninsular, dale lay city, some breaks to the -- daily city, some breaks to the north, same with the east bay but not a lot of it, and they could get a foot, some 40s and 50s, it is posed to move on and a cooler breezy pattern on tap, light rain for this morning put it will not last long. >>> the latest one is southbound on alpine and i will show you that in a moment, first let's look at these pictures, the bay bridge is backed up 20 minutes into the city and 10 minutes into city and another 10 on the span and no major problems if you are driving on the lower deck or east span getting to the lower deck. we can see the high-rise and the roads are still a little bit slick. we mentioned all pipe road, there is a none injury there and we are not there and tara moriarty is on rain watch. >> that's right. the rain has let up and that was expected, on and off drizzle throughout the morni

looks like we're going to tie a record in napa view. satellite and radar picture continues to show mainly clear skies over the west coast. localized fog at the coastline together. high pressure continuing to drive storms up to the north. as you've been hearing, we really need the rain. here is a look at california, see deep shades of red. those are the areas experiencing extreme drought. northern california has seen some rain. same thing down in southern california. nice and warm the next couple days. by thursday and friday, we'll be talking fire danger as winds pick up. . >>> next on this holiday in his honor, kron 4 has a copy of a rare interview with dr. martin luther king. where he talk about his release from prison. then, safety concerns over the up coming winter olympics. the alarming sign one u.s. lawmaker is pointing out. itever holdsy bo hosge. itay seem stnge,ut pplereally c. it tats with respect. unke other latives, ralaactites ter toork in 3 ws - drating, itayeasi, ansofting,plereally c. it tats with respect. unketo ulockour

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there's one fatality in napa county. three people have died in sonoma county. san mateo county reports three fatalities. in alameda county -- three people have died, san francisco is reporting one death. one in solano county. and two flu- related deaths in marin county. >> we have much more coverage on the deadly flu outbreak on our website -- kron 4 dot com -- on our home page. click on the flu section. there.you'll find tips. from how to avoid catching the virus. to locations near you, to get flu shots. it's all on kron4.com. >> coming up on the kron 4 news weekend. we are facing drought conditions here in the bay area and around the state. what it means for you coming up in 7:15 a.m.. >> in san jose, complaints building from those who say a hike in the minimum wage has led to the closure of restaurants and lost jobs. details coming up at 7:30 a.m.. >> welcome back. developing news out of the north bay, fire crews are still on the scene of a remote wildfire. this is burning in the trees along the bolina-fairfax ridgeline between kent and alpine lakes. it star

napa airport 71 were records. today it will be closer. 73 in downtown napa. that would be a record.rancisco, a little bit more fog, i think they will style still be mild to warm. oakland, 68. the record is 67. that's probably a done deal. san jose, 70. that will be close. san francisco starting off 52. we'll have a lot of high clouds over us. a beautiful sunrise. we'll go 66. temperatures way above average. we should be 67 to 72. everyone is way above that. a few high clouds scooting in. a little bit of fog. it's a dry week. the cloud/rain forecast. it's a wall. just an everest of high pressure. 20s, 30s, 40s for us to 52 in san francisco. brutally cold throughout the great lakes. these are the current temperatures. windchills are 20, 25 below. it will even get colder thursday night and friday from that system dropping down which will reinforce the arctic blast. the snow is beginning 6 to 12 inches in parts of the northeast. it will end up with sunshine. a lot of 20s up into lake county. a couple of reports coming in. about 24 to 27 degrees. a little system right there. maybe enhanc

you are advised to take 37 but it citizens from highway 29 to the napa county line.ith the lanes blocked, you can expect heavy delays. 588, tracy to dublin is 46 minutes and highway four is clear, 101 through san rafael to san francisco is moving along fine and you can see traffic is slowing but you do have more contain toward us. >> if you ride the san mateo county transit district several routes have been changed, after a two-year study. they say it is the most comprehensive change to bus service on the peninsula in a decade. riders are urge nod to check the website to confirm exactly where the bus will stop, what time and if a transfer will be necessary. some stocks don't have owns reflecting the new changes. >> you could be offered free taxi rides in the futures because of google, receiving a patent linking online ads to free taxi rides paid if by advertisers. if you are shopping for a car, because google knows where you are and have maps and ads they could offer you a free ride to a car dealer. you would not get a ride to buy toothpaste but analysts say it could

lee ann has the story now from napa. >>reporter: napa valley is preparing for what may one of the worst years in the wine industry history. >> 2013 was the driest year on record. dryest winter on record. >>reporter: according to the napa valley grape grower association typically from july 1st to january 1st 31 rainfall levels in 93 attend to be close to 15 inches. currently they are at 2.9 inches. with no rain there is hardly any cover crop. you know the mustard and other s that grow in between the rows. dominic is a vineyard manager. >> the higher it grows the more nutrient you put back in the vineyard. >>reporter: warmer tms have also caused the buds to come out early. this makes the crop vulnerable to the frost. while the wells in good shape the reservoir found on some states are low. by now the area where i'm walking is typically filled to the overflow with water. growers are now assessing how much water they have and how much they will need. >> set up the irrigation system to allow them to irrigate small zone within

in napa county the wine industry is viewing it that way. >> beautiful weather. >>reporter: beautiful weather bad weather at this point. >> a little bit concerning. >>reporter: as human seek balance in life so do vips along with amy. in average growing season napa county receives 25 inches of rain. last year just 4. with little more on the horizon. even if we didn't see a drop of rain this season these vines would still produce grapes. it's what they do. larger question is how potential drought would affect quantity and more important quality. >> if we have earlier bud break common to come out of dormant earlier you have longer growing season, they have a longer time mature. >>reporter: she and other growers worry about frost and having little water to protect against it. or heavy rain arriving late in the season causing wrought. so it is not just lack of rain. rain comes at the wrong thyme could hurt as well so that's the reason we love written now. tom davis warns in worst case scenario with smaller yield we mit see if i have or 10% price increase for this year

mid70s for santa rosa and 73 napa in the east bay. oakland, likely a record, 73 and same for hayward. inland spots, it is unusually warm. 73 livermore and san ramon. accu-weather seven-day forecast featuring more 70s on friday, but the temperatures will start to come down a little bit. president's day -- or martin luther king, junior day mid60s to low 70s and then we bring in the clouds and cool off the temperatures. a slight chance of rain on wednesday. have i to pause there. a chance of rain. >> that's a week away. >> i know it is one computer model, but i'm going to keep that hope up. >> thanks, sandhya. >> larry suggests you call in for more tanning. >> you see this once in a lifetime maybe. steph curry picked by jj >>> good evening. warriors made a deal today to pick up the gabbing guard jordan crawford. a three-way trade with miami and boston and giving up douglas. the warriors were torched by the guards of the denver nuggets. pick and roll working early for golden state. inside for the jam. a block on farrid. look at steph curr

airport napa did not today it will be close, san francisco because of that fog it will be a little bitler today so i don't think they will be close to the record. oakland will be a record and san jose will be a record in the 1950s. a few high clouds, a, little bit of fog -- a little bit of a fog bank, but there is definitely some fog and the extreme trout so far there is almost nothing and it is amazingly cold again and we are 22 below in chicago and these are the temperatures not the windchills. and 22 international falls and minneapolis 13 and there may be a colder blast coming in thursday and friday and the snow has started in new york, maybe 4 to 8 inches of snow and localized areas stretching from new york to boston and while we get sunshine and warm temperatures, that sunshine keeps going and going. up in lake tahoe, lake counties as well, mostly sunny and slightly cooler there a few high clouds and they have no problem warming up and a few are large and in charge and this time it is not very friendly because we need rain. temperatures 60s and 70s, 70 in pittsburgh and 73 in sant

mid70s for santa rosa and 73 napa in the east bay.me for hayward. inland spots, it is unusually warm. 73 livermore and san ramon. accu-weather seven-day forecast featuring more 70s on friday, but the temperatures will start to come down a little bit. president's day -- or martin luther king, junior day mid60s to low 70s and then we bring in the clouds and cool off the temperatures. a slight chance of rain on wednesday. have i to pause there. a chance of rain. >> that's a week away. >> i know it is one computer model, but i'm going to keep that hope up. >> thanks, sandhya. >> larry suggests you call in for more tanning. >> you see this once in a lifetime maybe. steph curry picked by jj xí soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. war

the napa valley grape growers will neat discuss what growers in the napa valley are doing to protect their industry during the drought. the goal is maintain napa valley's reputation as a world class wine growing region. >>> now we can solve all of this if we get rain. let's check in with christina. >> a lot of it. this isn't enough, that's for sure. good morning. we have light rain through northern california and nevada now, also in a drought there so we definitely desperately need this rain. and also we've got ski week coming up in two weeks and here's the deal. between now and february 16 which kicks off ski week, we're expecting three to four storms to come through so that's the good news. we're going to have some snow for you. natural snow. they have plenty of that man made stuff. we're getting light showers in marin county, a little in sonoma county. it should be clearing out by about noon. we call it prefrontal precipitation. that front will get closer to the bay area but we're not expecting the heavier rain until about 7:00 p.m. tonight in the north bay, and then the showers w

there is no high clouds, 29 in santa rosa, maybe in the 40s, half-moon bay, napa 31 and there are still some cold lows and southern california, santa marie has had it 80 or higher and the records are continuing, sacramento, gilroy, it will still be mild, there is still a component coming off the berkeley hills and the only change is coming at the end of the week, sunny and mild and

at a drop in clinic in napa. flu shots are available by appointment on mondays and wednesday. >>> foster farms hopes to re-open a laboratory after cleaning up cockroach infastation in livingston in the central valley. they say the federal inspectors found the cockroaches on tuesday, the four the time they have been discovered since september. the agriculture department said they can spread disease but they say no products have been affected and says and i quote, "we maintain ongoing pest criminal program and a single incident is not acceptable and we are committed to zero tolerance policy." amy hollyfield will have more on the health concerns reported infastation is raising. >> parents of a team killed in asiana crash have filed a legal claim against san francisco. a teen was hit by two san francisco fire department trucks at the crash scene and the parent claim the firefighters knowingly put the 16-year-old in harm's way after the crash. the claim says she was killed as a result of gross negligence. if the city

off to a cold start with dense fog out toward napa and livermore right now.er 30s to the 40s. san francisco at last check was right around 47, 48 degrees, still waiting for the report, the updated number. sunday forecast for today, clearing skies and breezy so 9:00 this morning still some high clouds. by 12:00, partly sunny, forecast highs this afternoon will be warmer than yesterday. instead of 50s, we are talking about more low 60s later on today and the wind speeds do pick up, especially by this evening in the north bay hills and east bay hills gusts to approach 15 to 25 miles per hour at least, possibly 30. no rain clouds today. the storm track remains a distant stranger. temperatures warming back up, that will be the big weather headline for tuesday into wednesday, possibly record breaking warmth. the warmest locations will be approaching the lower 70s. coming up during the 8:00 hour, a warning if you are heading to the coast. >>> baseball star alex rodriguez is going to be suspended for the 2014 season . yesterday an arbitrator ruled he must sit out of

but santa rosa napa, five degrees warmer.ere are the wind gusts in the upper televisions and even around mantodea ab below, 30 to 35 miles an hour winds. keep this in mind if you are headed out this morning. high pressure, it hasn't moved much. in fact we are look at another day today where temperatures could climb to near 70 degrees. we saw widespread 70s along the practical coast yesterday. close to that around the bay. and today the changes, we have the wind this morning, increasing clouds tomorrow, and into tuesday and them look where the rain is. stays north of us but we could see a few drops here around wednesday, each into thursday, keeping a slight chance. in terms of high temperatures, san jose 69 today. peninsula upper 60s. redwood city, san francisco, warmer than yesterday, 65. north bay near 70. 66 in napa. look for 70 in oakland and over the hills mid-60s antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler tomorrow, increasing clouds, slight chance of showers, keeping it with us tuesday, wednesday, thursday, then

>> reporter: they are in napa celebrating their anniversary. normally they choose tahoe. not this year. >> we love to go up this time of year but there's not enough snow. >> reporter: here's some snapshots from the sierra today. if you like open slopes, it was a good day. but the only snow was manmade. that's not good enough for this couple from sacramento. >> since it's nice we decided to go to napa. >> people are more likely to come here than otherwise. >> reporter: overall, napa is seeing nearly 25% more visitors than last winter. january is usually slow. >> normally the staff gets bored. >> reporter: you won't see wineries complaining. >> great. it's so much fun having people in here. >> reporter: this weekend it will look like a different season in wine country and with the warm temperatures, it will feel like one, too. >> beautiful and sunny. perfect. just perfect. >> reporter: the only thing missing will be the fruit on the vines. so winemakers are happy today. but some said they are worried about how this dry weather will affect next year's wine. live in napa, rya

napa, 72. i focus on that. ashley and lacy at the r and d kitchen and naomi. what do they have in common besides being three girls, they were talking about the weather. everyone was talking about how warm it is. it felt like april or may. it did not feel like january. and it won't feel like january. we'll have similar today. it's mild and warm. upper 20s fairfield, santa rosa, almost 70 already. half moon bay. if you get the breeze, easterly breeze. it's very warm. everything being held in check. nothing coming through until a weak system will brush. a lot of record highs. sunny and warm again. breezy for some. not for all. more 70s than 60s. here's sal. >>> i have better news about 580. we're seeing some improvement on 580 coming out of dublin. it's good to say that 580 over the hill has improved quite a bit ever since they got the crash out of the way. 238 at 880 roughly. there's still some slow traffic in castro valley. but things are much better than they used to be. so go ahead and use 580 again if you hav

napa to shatter the previous record we also saw records in downtown napa.er headlines mostly clear skies with high cloud coverage it will remain with us until tomorrow but it will become more and warmer creek more chance of hook grain coming up next week. more chaince of rain for next week! >> pam: tonight -- kron4 presents a top 20 best of, from the consumer electronics show. you can catch that right here on kron-4 at 9:00. but for now -- here's a sneak peak. >> you can wear it this on your wrist in a can change color spirit well, i do have my shopping list the ultra 84 k. it is so beautiful and the 3 the printer where i can make anything of blood in my home anything i want in my home. >> pam: and again stay with kron-4 for the best in technology. it airs tonight at nine o'clock. right after the kron-4 news at eight. begin >> still in great for the public or they can go out and meet the breeders in come close, close with the animal spirit so if you maybe interested in purchasing one in the future. >> pam: tickets are still available and are on grant lotus

napa today a high of 74. upper 60s for about zero petaluma. 69 degrees for ocean beach and los '70s and san mateo. your 70 around before cast shows we're holding on to '70s for the next couple of days but again temperatures will start to slide as we head into the weekend. not a raindrop in sight for the next seven days. as for traffic around the bay area we're now looking at any hot spots. cretonne to leave your house. 49ers would normally leave saturday for a game in seattle. but this being the going to take a little extra time in the pacific northwest. the team will leave tomorrow afternoon. they remain a 3 and a half point underdog on sunday. at practice this week the team was focused on how to best deal with the crowd noise and more importantly how not to repeat their most recent trips to seattle. with two road playoff wins under his belt already this season, coach jim harbaugh is feeling pretty good about his team right now. but the player in him wants to be out on the field. not just watching from the s