it is primarily focused on north bay valleys and east bay valleys. inland valleys are places where temperatures will be the coldest. 101, 680, 580, the afternoons will make up for it. we'll have plenty sunshine with mid 50s today. oakland goes to 55, san jose 56, 58 santa rosa. sunday, doing a lot of coverage on the niners game. here is your forecast. weather is not a factor, not like when we were playing the seahawks. there is no rain in the forecast and we'll be in the mid to upper 50s with a 15-mile an hour breeze. i will have the seven-day forecast in a bit but there is no rain in that either. >> i think this is yours. gotta have something to get you going. i understand. mine is hot coffee. >> i have to alternate because if i do the same one every day, it stops working. >> go enjoy that. i will take it from here. >>> let's look at the roadways now. if you are ready to head to the bay bridge, it's looking good. if you have some caffeine and you are getting going, good for you as well. it is not a bad ride. it is friday light. very good news on our

so north bay valleys, inland east bay valleys, i will show you who in one second. these are the lows for tomorrow. we have a closer look at the north bay valleys. typically, the coldest spots. tomorrow will be the tri-valley. it will be even colder, 31 in santa rosa. we will see plenty of frost. we technically have a freeze in several locations. you have 32, san ramon, as you go toward the tri-valley, some of the coldest numbers are out there. they are warming. in the bay, low to mid 30s. if you have any influence from a body of water, whether it is the ocean or the bay, you don't have to get as cold. if you are in the inland valley, you have a freeze warning. the inland east bay tomorrow, and fine print says this will impact on sheltered populations and outdoor pets. that is the primary concern in addition to pipes and all that other stuff. this is the other one. it is a frost advisory. it's not quite as harsh, but look who is in this, everybody along the bayshore. in terms of cold mornings, it will get cold on tuesday as we saw. we will stay cold until about frida

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it will probably feel like upper 20s at times especially in those north bay valleys. the actual thermometer only goes down to the low to mid-30s. that matters for things like you don't have to worry about pipes necessarily freezing as much, however it is close, so national weather service has a freeze warning because it's possible the numbers could go lower. they will over the next few mornings. when the wind calms down by monday and tuesday, then that thermometer is going to drop. by tuesday morning, it doesn't just feel like 29. it is reading 29 on the thermometer and then you have have issues with things like frozen pipes and plants getting the delicate nature of all that stuff. daytime highs are fine in the low to mid-50s. they are not a headline. there are a few degrees below average. when is the next chance of rain? thursday and friday. when we check back again together in the next half hour, i'm going to show you what that system on thursday and friday is starting to look like now. it probably will be more widespread, more measurable rain, bigger rainfall total

valleys. >> in the north bay and east bay and frost advisories for most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. so we're going to feel it from coastal valleys. everyone going to be under that winter chill radar for right now. tracking a drier conditions, starting to clear out as well. now that that weak storm has passed, brought those of you in concord about less than a 10th of an inch of rain or less. but it's that cool. dry air mass and that lack of blanket of storm cloud cover that temperatures are really going to dip. so right now we're seeing pretty uniform numbers mid to upper 40's for most of the bay area. but we are expecting to see temperatures below 32 degrees at freezing threshold. for those of you in santa rosa and livermore just to name a few. so heads up and bundle up there. in addition to that, we have a wind advisory mainly for north bay valleys and highest peaks. that's in effect right now through monday afternoon because we could actually see wind gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour or less. and those winds starting to howl for our highest peaks in the north bay, nap

for santa rose at 33 degrees with temperatures in the mid to upper 30's for most of our north bay and east bay valleys. even san jose cooling down to 39 degrees with downtown san francisco in half moon bay at 43 degrees. but with the approaching storm, widespread low 50's for most of our north bay valleys from santa rosa to allay mid 50's for everyone we're going to remain about 5 degrees below average and then starting thursday, our official drying trend can begin. we're going to stay dry for the next 7 days. so enjoy that one more round of rain. and then finally, we're in the homestretch to drier and sunnier weather. back to you grant. >> thank you, today, the white house is in damage control mode, answering countless questions about the classified documents found at locations connected to president biden. >> the president and his team rightfully took action when they learned that the documents exist exist. they reached out to the archives, they reached out to the department of justice. that is the steps fully cooperate with the department of justice. we're going to fully cooperate with the presiden

. >> winds from coastal valleys really peaking for our highest peaks specifically in our north bay mountains and east bay hills could see gusts in that 50 to 60 miles per hour range and also going to see some gusty winds along the coast right now, winds out of the northwest downtown san francisco. 21 mile per hour sustained winds nevado even stronger. you're getting that classic. >> textbook example of those diablo winds, warm, dry, offshore breezes and it does have a warming effect, especially during the overnight hours. let's take a look at wind gusts out there becauseargoing to see shortly before midnight. that's when winds really going to peak, especially for half moon bay near 40 miles per hour. even for those of you in solano county and danville, that 30 to 40 miles per hour range and it's going to continue throughout the morning and especially for those of you in our north bay valleys, specifically in solano county, even petaluma as well. we're still going to see some gusty winds through mid-morning wouldn't be surprised that wind advisory gets extended. but for now, it is set to expi

but our north bay valleys and mountains could see wind speeds upwards of 50 miles per hour or less because of this week's storm. going to bring us light, scattered showers and even some mountain snow more. my full forecast in just a few minutes stand. well, back to you. all abrasive, thanks a lot. the forty-niners are hosting watch parties for sunday's game. >> one of those is planned at the crossing. any scott in san francisco, the other in san jose at san pedro, social and downtown. both parties are kicking off just an hour before the game. in daly city forty-niners fans are getting game day ready. whether the team wins or loses tomorrow's game. this lead up is a big win for local retailers. kron four's philippe djegal has more on all the excitement. >> and energetic forty-niners fan base shopping winning here is going to be said on the eve of the nfc championship game between the philadelphia eagles and the hometown niners dick's sporting goods in daly city hosting a rally for the of florida. it's it's it's tight. >> it's niners running back in super bowl champion ricky waters was in th

mainly for those of you in the north bay mountains and s% valleys. that's going to continue through monday. 1 o'clock in the afternoon. we're tracking calm wind speeds out there right now. but we're expecting gusts 50 miles per hour or less. so howling winds for those of you in the north bay. and we're going to see not only that, but chilly overnight lows starting tomorrow night sunday at midnight through monday morning. we could see subfreezing temperatures and yes, that's actual rain that could make its way into parts of the bay area. find out when and where they track this week. storm hour by hour, my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and well. >> reset. thank you. new at 6 police in the south bay are investigating a pair of armed robberies at 2 jewelry stores. the first was in milpitas. it happened yesterday afternoon around 2.40, at the milpitas small shopping center on landis avenue. police say one of the suspects shot a gun toward an employee in the store. no one was hit police say suspects then ran off in a black four-door

less for north bay valleys and even our highest peaks right now relatively calm conditions. but as i fast forward to when that wind advisory goes into effect sunday afternoon, we're going to see those warm, dry, offshore breezes arriving by around sunday. not really going to help warm up our temperatures, though, even with that northerly flow. and those diablo winds because we're tracking a light storm, believe it or not, arriving early sunday morning. details just how much rain we're expected to get in my full forecast in just a few minutes to an oil. back to you. >> theresa, thank you. happening now, the numbers for tonight's powerball jackpot have just come out. they are to 18. 23. 27. 47 with the powerball. 15. this jackpot tonight is 572 million dollars of one the highest we've seen but not a bad prize. if you win and choose the cash payout, you talking about 300 million dollars. good luck to you. >> more news coming up tonight at 8 o'clock is the city of los angeles works to recover from last week's mass shooting, another senseless shooting claims multiple lines. we ha

north bay valleys will be in the mid 60s. >>okay. thanksof the week. all . >>well, up next, the storms might be behind us for now but many of the state's largest reservoirs continue to rise. we'll look at the levels and what it means for businesses >>> well, here's something we haven't seen in a while. the entire state now out of extreme drought. we were nearly there last week when just a third of the percent of california was still in that category. >> now take a look here. we were just a few weeks ago at the december -- more than a third of the state was in extreme drought and 7% fell under the exceptional category. >> it's the first time in almost three years that we've been in this good a shape. but it's also important to note that 92% of california is still under some level of drought. >> and that california's largest reservoir, the storms have delivered a blockbuster surge of water. shasta lake has been rising fast and locals are hoping for a whole lot more. back in october, lodge owner harold jones gave us a look at the lake levels near the business.

we've got detail here, mid 30s through the north bay valleys. we had a freeze warning this morning and i don't have any numbers that go down to freezing so that's good . daytime highs are also fine in the mid to upper 50s. there's not a whole lot out in your 70 forecast that was showing up. if anything we get a little warmer. we warm up at the 60s by the time we are at the middle of the weekend. no rain but we have to watch that wind. >> fans will pack levi stadium for the niners and cowboy playoff game. jocelyn ran introduces us to some 49er super fans who are lighting up there entire block in red and gold. >> we spoke to a lot of fans over the course of the season and every time we talk to someone they tell us about a different way they show their appreciation and love for the 49ers. we met a couple along the peninsula and they have a very unique way to root on the 49ers. >> i took the song and mashed it up a bit. >> they go all out. logos, lights, teaming up with e 40. >> video screens here. these are like moving lights like when you go to a

temperatures down to the freezing below that the upper 20's, some low 30's tomorrow on some of the north bay valleys, stretching the east bay, even in the south bay. some of these very cold temperatures down near freezing in san jose by the afternoon. so here we go. we've got numbers looking like this. 34 degrees in san jose. 32 in livermore. 32 in freezing and conquered 32 below freezing in santa rosa. i think around santa rosa, parts of the north bay, some of those temperatures probably upper 20's, but you can see that big dome of high pressure building in now, and that ridge is going to save us for a while here. going to keep us dry. those storms go ahead well to the north, so no rain. the forecast tonight, not for the weekend. looking very nice all around the bay area. thank you, lawrence said pablo police are searching for one more suspect in a vehicle theft ring where the people involved allegedly stole cars totaling. >> a million dollars. this is 19 year-old you acsi alberto garcia. he's considered to be armed and dangerous according to police who say he's connected to a vehicle theft ring. i

so we are going to track gusty winds not just along the coast, but even for north bay and east bay valleys and our highest peaks in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. you could easily see wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour and it's going to get close, especially along the coast. we are tracking for future wind gusts. pacific lee, for those of you at half moon bay, 40 miles per hour. wind speeds shortly before 11 o'clock tonight. and even for those of you and danville in the east bay and that villain atlas peak, you're also going to see wind speeds in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range throughout much of tonight. and even through monday morning as a fast forward past when that wind advisory is set to expire at 7 o'clock still going to see some pockets of breezy winds, especially for those of you at atlas peak and danville and napa near wind advisory level. but right now that wind advisory is set to expire at 7 o'clock. but i wouldn't be surprised if it does get extended, especially for those of you in the north bay. but temperatures out there right now. we're seeing double-digit wa

so we're going to cool down into the 30's, not just for north bay valleys, but our east bay valleys as well. downright chilly for those of you in santa rosa. 32 degrees. freezing threshold there about 10 degrees. milder for those of you in downtown san francisco at 42 degrees. but still chilly. nonetheless. temperatures, though, fo tomorrow in the mid 50's that's going to continue. so after wednesday, we're going to get about a 10 day break of no rain. but the last week of january, that's where we're seeing the return of those storms arriving to the bay area and bringing snow to the sierra as well. so let's enjoy yeah, look at all that sunshine. ok, thank you. member isis in the south bay and english teacher out of san jose is behind bars for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor. this is a >> picture. a 31 year-old tape bin zhang, a teacher, a giveaway to high school in san jose. he was arrested january 10th at his home. the mother of a 17 year-old girl reported that she found inappropriate messages on her daughter's phone from john who was her daughter's former teacher. detectives be

it will be 67 in the north bay valleys wednesday and thursday. increasing clouds by sunday and monday and noticeably cooler. >> let's take a break from the tragic news we've been talking about. we will leave you with a little bit of a letter story. forget spot and max. the american kennel club just came out with the top female and male dog names of 2022. on the female side, the number one spot is luna followed by bella, daisy, lucy, and willow. on the male side, max is the most popular name followed by milo, cooper, charlie, and teddy. it's always nice to talk about dogs. they certainly help us through the toughest times, (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doc

north bay, east bay valleys and into the hills and southbay as well, a freeze warning. 8:00, still in the 30's. 11:00, 50's and high clouds. 2:00 it is sunny and mid 50's. we will talk about when we warm up and returned to the rain. liz: oakland -- the oakland mayor will make her first public comments on the decision to place the police chief on leave. according to sources, armstrong is off the job for "dereliction of duty," after failing to take action on a sergeant who ripped the bumper off a car during a hit and run. the sergeant later fired a gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the police chief ann kirkpatrick calls it a set pat. -- setback she filed a disputing her termination and won. >> one of the biggest cancers is that law enforcement officers want come forward and report -- won't come forward and report misconduct. i come forward and in fired so talk about undermining the report. liz: t remains over federal insight which has been ongoing for 20 years following past cases of brutality and misconduct. oakland police are looking for a suspect of an attempt

patchy fog right along the coastline and in our north bay valleys mid-50's to the low 60's.forward to sunday, you notice the cold system comes down. it will bring in a slight risk of showers. this is not a game changer. rainfall estimates from nothing to a few hundredths of an inch. in the mountains, this will turn to snow. if you are traveling tomorrow or sunday, you're are good to go in tahoe. temperatures will be dropping. the wind picks up. wind -- one to six inches of snow expected. sunday morning, mid to upper 30's. monday, down to freezing inland. tuesday, subfreezing around places like santa rosa and livermore. the accuweather 7-day forecast, cooling trend through the weekend, slight chance of a few showers sunday. chillier but, tuesday mornings, and below average temperatures. dan: jimmy kimmel makes it look so easy. his show has been on late night for 20 years. tonight, he had a primetime special. now a special episode is coming at his usual time right after abc 7 news at 11:00. guests helped the past two decades including george clooney, snoop dogg, and coldplay.

patchy fog right along the coastline and in our north bay valleys mid-50's to the low 60's.rward to sunday, you notice the cold system comes down. it will bring in a slight risk of showers. this is not a game changer. rainfall estimates from nothing to a few hundredths of an inch. in the mountains, this will turn to snow. if you are traveling tomorrow or sunday, you're are good to go in tahoe. temperatures will be dropping. the wind picks up. wind -- one to six inches of snow expected. sunday morning, mid to upper 30's. monday, down to freezing inland. tuesday, subfreezing around places like santa rosa and livermore. the accuweather 7-day forecast, cooling trend through the weekend, slight chance of a few showers sunday. chillier but, tuesday mornings, and below average temperatures. dan: jimmy kimmel makes it look so easy. his show has been on late night for 20 years. tonight, he had a primetime special. now a special episode is coming at his usual time right after abc 7 news at 11:00. guests helped the past two decades including george clooney, snoop dogg, and coldplay. >>

time prompting those freeze warnings and frost advisories, warnings and the deeper blue for the north bay valleys, interior of the east bay in the south bay frost advisories and lighter blue along the bay shore on the peninsula in the upper elevations of the north bay. now the showers and snow for that matter that we saw from the sierra to the bay area couple days ago. still lingering right along the mexican southern california border. we are seeing some heavy snowfall in the mountains of baja, california, to the south of the border here in the bay area, though things are pretty quiet just like they were yesterday. we're looking at another crystal clear day ahead of us. high pressure ridge in place for the time being. this will keep us dry. there's that low that spring showers right along the border. now we are going to be seeing another push of cooler air over the next several days. this is eventually going to result in our next chance of showers arriving thursday night into friday morning between here and there there. nice and quiet. as for today, daytime highs, mostly in the 50's today, very s

near freezing temperatures for the north bay valleys. low 40s along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow struggling to warm up with a northerly wind bringing in cooler air. low to mid 50s tomorrow afternoon, running about 5 or 6 degrees below normal. we will warm back up to average temperatures as we near the weekend. look at this. other than tonight's rain, there is a zero rain in the entire seven-day forecast . that takes us through the middle of next week. the first time in a long time that we don't even have a shower in the forecast after the sun comes up all the way to the middle of next week. enjoy the dry stretch of weather while it lasts. >>> at 5:00, experiencing bullying or harassing at work and might not know who to turn to. a bay area woman determined to give them the support that they need. >> i know how awful it is to feel stuck in the impact. the emotional toll, the financial toll. >>> nonstop storms hitting california sparking deep discussions about the best way to save some of all that water. we will look at >>> an estimated 40 million american

there will be some fog around, notches near the coast but in the north bay valleys.eep that in mind as you get going. mid-50's to the low 60's. certainly more cloud cover out there. tort sunday, a cold system drops down. very limited in moisture. for us, the chance of a few light showers. when you take a look at the rainfall projections, anywhere from nothing to about a few hundredths of an inch. the seven-day forecast, a cooling trend for friday through the weekend, not morning chance on sunday. definitely chillier conditions. morning and nights are very cold and below average numbers in terms of the afternoons right to the middle of the week. the next opportunity for rain will not be until next thursday. >> for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. [ sneezing ] are you okay? i get powerful, effective oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. c

but we could see gusts in our north bay valleys and highest peaks 50 miles per hour or less through monday afternoon. and taking a look ahead at the next 3 day forecast. cold snap going to continue with freeze. watch is going to go into effect in the coming days. more on that in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and well, but recent. thank you. developing news tonight, the man who drove his family off san mateo cliff crashing more than 200 feet below. >> is behind bars tonight. 41 year-old patel was released from the hospital and booked on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse. investigators believe on january. second patel, who was a doctor in southern california resident intentionally drove his tesla off the cliff with his wife and 2 young kids inside. miraculously, all of them survived this crash. but they had some serious injuries. patel is being held at the san mateo county jail without bail. arraignment could come sometime tomorrow. if the da moves forward with criminal charges. >> we're learning the gunman's motive in monday's mass shooting in half moon bay that left 7 pe

the possibility there of coastal flood advisory for our bayside communities, as well as our north bay valley locations that will go from tomorrow morning early on until monday morning, and a flood watch that is a widespread across the entire bay area that begins tomorrow morning, and we'll also go until monday afternoon. so better details on what we can expect for the rest of tonight, moving through tomorrow and the rest of the weekend in the extended forecast when the rain is expected to end coming up. okay. see you in a bit. rosemary oroczo sinkholes are being found all across the bay area after two weeks of heavy, steady rain, and now there are fears that even more of them could open up with this next round of storms. as you can imagine, it's a big danger for drivers. one of the biggest sinkholes is on highway 92 near half moon bay, which is still closed in both directions. there's no word on when that roadway will reopen. try and understand that this is a major impact for residents who live in half and bay, but even businesses that along highway 92 as well, we have crews and also our geo

next seven days it's not going to rain and it will warm up, daytime highs in the mid-60s in the north bay valleysy and thursday. back over to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> coming up, we were there when san francisco parent were reunited with the paramedics who saved their toddler's life after an accidental fentanyl overdose in a city park. >>> lunar new year's celebrations continue in san francisco as we >>> it has been nearly two months since paramedics were called to a san francisco park and saved a toddler who had accidentally overdosed on fentanyl. >> and today the family got to reunite with those first responders who stepped in to save their child. >> devin fehely has the story. >> by the time i arrived, you know, all i saw was he was laying flat on his back. they had a breathing apparatus on his face assisting him with breathing. apparently he was completely blue. >> reporter: ivan said he will never forget the nightmar ish day he nearly lost his son to a fentanyl overdose and he will be eternally grateful to the firefighters and paramedics who saved his son's life. >> they knew all the signs

san jose out towards livermore, north bay valleys. old enough to see 20s and 30s. bayside temperatures too, cold enough for patchy frost around tuesday. cold, dry start to the week ahead. next chance of rain comes in as we get into about thursday. the pattern tries to stay a little more active as we head toward the next of weekend. we had a dry week. it looks like the storm door starting to open up a bit. starting tomorrow and a little more coming in thursday into friday. not as cold. second half of the week as you see there. temperatures rebounding thursday and friday. tomorrow's high, low 50s. chance of showers. it will feel just like you're at the game in philadelphia tomorrow. you see daytime temperatures, 50s and 40s. chance of a few showers. really in philadelphia. much like the weather we will see here. we can watch from afar. >> yes. we will be watching from afar. so much. start coming up, i knew cannabis dispensary with a purpose. the local shop helping to bring more equity to the community more equity to the community it's now part of. i brought in ensure

that applies to the bay area coast and north bay valleys. officials say if you're in those areas to move vehicles to higher ground move items stored in low lying areas higher and avoid driving through flooded roads for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to talk about those kingdtides, which is really kind of disarming when you see them just said, you know, we're fortunate that we didn't have any of these big storms coming through these king tides and then you've got. >> the high tide, the water can't get out there, much more flooding issues. so some of fortunate in that respect. we have some rain coming tonight. the will be rising to right on to the weekend out there tonight to see the waves out there along the coastline. more of that on the way. in fact, these tides going to be big ones, too. we're 6.7, 9 feet tomorrow morning. just about 08:30am. so if you're going to park your car anywhere, a don't park in any of those low lying areas around the bay area, then known for flooding. that tide also rising up to over 7 feet starting on

tonight near freezing temperatures in santa rosa, widespread mid to upper 30's for north bay east bay and yet south bay valleys a little bit milder along the san francisco peninsula coastline with mid 40's. but temperatures for those of you in the north bay with that approaching storm low 50's from santa rosa to allay just because of those billowing storm clouds going to see a lot less sunshine. everyone else in the mid-fifties cooling down thursday into friday. but take a look at all those sun think we've earned it and deserved it drying trend officially starts thursday lasting all weekend long. and even 7 days from now back to grant and vicki. >> subtle, feel-good. thank and parts of the south bay people wanting to enjoy this newfound vitamin d have fewer options. alum rock park in san jose is closed to the public because of widespread damage from recent storms. kron four's justin campbell is live from the park with more on the extent of the damage. justin, how bad is it? >> grand? it's pretty bad. we actually took a ride with a park ranger earlier today showing us the damage. you name it, mudslides of the r

effect for most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. >> in addition to that, freeze warnings for our coldest inland valleys in the north and east bay. this is going to go into effect starting at midnight tonight through 9 o'clock monday morning. and that's going to be replaced by freeze watches monday night through tuesday morning. so we're going to see these chilly temperatures during the overnight hours through wednesday. so just a heads up there overnight lows tonight. as you can see, dipping below freezing. so subfreezing temperatures for those of you in livermore at 29 degrees. not that far behind to santa rosa. cooling down into the low 30's with 31 degrees of peas for the conquered and even fremont downtown san francisco. you're not included in that frost advisory, but you're still going to cool down into the mid 30's at 37 degrees. so don't let your guard down. this is a night where you certainly want to bundle up in today's daytime highs was an indicator of just how chilly it's going to get tonight. today we were 5 to 10 degrees below average for most of the bay area conquered cooling down to 47 degrees. when

we are looking at a freeze warning for our north bay valleys and hills , the entire inner east bay and the santa clara valley until about nine o'clock this morning . we also have the coastal flood advisory that continues through the weekend and into monday as the king tides are with us, and the next high tide will come in at 10 15 this morning. better details on the current conditions, including those temperatures out there and what you can expect for your weekend coming up. thank you, rosemary 71, year time and happening on the saturday we expecting to learn more about the future of embattled oakland police chief he's accused of failing to hold his officers accountable. ktvu is james torres joins us live in the city of oakland with what we can expect from the city's brand new mayor later this morning. good morning. hey, good morning to you, frank. well, it was at the order of oakland mayor xiang tao to remove oakland police chief laurent arm strike from his post following some findings after an investigation coming just a few days ago and now the police chief off his post this morning

you're going to see the biggest drop in temperatures for north bay valleys. the mild side for those of you in alameda at 51 degrees. but just barely and overnight lows tonight, widespread 30's, not just along our bay area valleys in the north bay and east bay, but even along the east bay shoreline as well, a word in fremont, upper 30's. but santa rosa, freezing temperatures at 32 degrees. a little bit milder for half moon bay, but still chilly nonetheless at 43 degrees in tomorrow's daytime highs. mid 50's. so we're going to remain 2 to 5 degrees below average. we will pick up about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less on wednesday. but take a look at all the sun icons lasting for the next 7 days, 10 at 10 outlook. see if rain returns that in just a few minutes your tv all right. just a little bit on wednesday week. and with that, thanks. recent. >> turns out butter isn't just good on but it's also g >> but are sculptures the other staple? lot of state fairs around the country. but you ever wonder what happens to all that. but our afterwards in pennsylvania, dair

the gustiest for north bay and east bay valleys, specifically danville, fairfield and even vacaville. and we're going to see winds hoin to 50 miles per hour by sunday night until those wind speeds. finally subside by around monday morning. and we're tracking dry conditions out there right now. but rain will return to the forecast. more on that in just a few minutes. in my full forecast and all back to you. >> all right, thanks. a lot of you don't mind being in the cold tomorrow and want to be at the game. here's a look at those ticket prices. this is a look at stub hub right now. the cheapest tickets are or just above 400 bucks, which is in the nosebleeds. that doesn't sound terrible. wreck was like 600 bucks like less than 24 hours ago. >> they're trying to try to people, but guess so. yes, maybe wait until tomorrow morning. they may go down even more at so $500 for some other seats there. but tickets are also going for as high as almost $10,000. yeah. i mean, a little fat reasonable, right? 10,000 bucks for 400 for nosebleeds, though. i'm actually surprised. that's that's not too ba

on in and we could see that right now we're seeing moderate showers all the way from mill valley in the north bay to san ramon in the east bay with the heaviest rain right now over richmond. so just a heads up there for those of you commuting along 5.80, and even 80 out there in the east bay. and even for those of you in the south bay, we're seeing sonny bill starting to notice some widespread light rain. but now moderate showers making its way into santa clara. you're going to get the bulk of this wet weather because this storm did come from the south, which is a pretty textbook example of this atmospheric river. so let's take a look at during the overnight hours, futurecast for not only tracking rain but actual snow showers falling over mount hamilton just east of san jose. and we're going to see light scattered showers for your monday morning. drying out by monday afternoon. but we could see a stray shower or 2 making its way throughout the san francisco peninsula by monday night. until we dry out from this atmospheric river set to bring us anywhere from about half an inch to upwards of an inc

daytime highs will be four degrees shy of seven in north bay valleys by the time we get to thursday. ind the mask, high will how one bay area woman is keeping an ancient tradition alive . >> watch us any time or anywhere on our streaming service cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts with news and weather updates throughout the day. find us on ou >>> tomorrow marks the official start of the year of the rabbit on the lunar calendar. as asian-american community celebrate another animal takes center stage. the lion through the colorful lion dance teams. ryan yamamoto cut up with a woman whose carrying on the tradition. >> reporter: cultural pride could be found within this colorful pack . these lions pace through the streets of san francisco's chinatown. chasing the evil spirits away and bringing good luck to the neighborhood. it all began inside of the lion's den, a chinese studio. they are getting ready further performances during the lunar new year. >> this happens every weekend. >> when jade isn't managing a showcome sh>> rterase of the re respected line dance performers in the

monday for the north bay peer north mountains and north bay interior valleys. north at 15 to 20 miles per hour, gusting to 50 miles per hour. in higher peaks, there may be stronger gusts up to 70 miles per hour. on we go to a live view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where right now, it is 48 degrees. 44, palo alto. 45 at santa clara. a few clouds are beginning t gather in the sky, but it's not quite cloudy yet, but it is chilly in some spots. we have low 40's at novato, napa, fairfield. a nice view from our rooftop camera, which is pretty quiet. we will see increasing clouds overnight. cold mornings and chilly days will follow early next week as that cold front sweeps through. the approaching storm, such as it is, on the storm impact scale is warmer. tomorrow, expect scattered showers, light and to fall. rain pulled totals just under .1 inch in most areas and snow level will be down to about 2500 3000 feet as the cold air comes in behind that cold front. starting at midnight, clouds will increase overnight. 7:00 tomorrow morning, we will see som

we're looking at 42 in the city right now, but 32 up in napa, so it's very cold up in the north bay valleys, the east bay valleys. look at concord and dublin, 32 degrees for you there, and down here in the south bay, we're not far from it. 37 in palo alto and 35 in san jose. so all of these cold temperatures, freezing. that's why we have the freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. please bring in those pets and sensitive plants. golden gate bridge, what a beautiful sight. if you are out and about, please remember that we have the king tide with us through monday. flooding could be possible in these areas. kira, back to you. >>> we're going to go back to that beautiful shot and show you the choppy waters of the bay. as cinthia mentioned, we are seeing king tides across the coast and in the bay. the national weather service expects those to continue until about noon on monday. king tides, of course, are the popular term for extremely high tides. they are predictable. we last saw them in december. the tides this weekend are expected to hit a high of just over seven feet, so beachgoers should be cautiou

. >>> not only where you are in santa clara but everywhere, especially the north bay valleys. we will talk about the freeze warning. we have other advisories to talk about, coming up. >>> if you are going to the game, i have the best ways to get there to avoid some of the brake lights expected on freeways. >>> it's been a difficult time for struggling families. the frustrating thing for people opening their new pge bills. >>> another shake t tech industry. thousands of staff being laid off at google right now. >>> first we are counting down to kick off 49erd cowboys ati stadium sunday. kick off is at 3:30 in a game that will send one team to the nfc championship game. we are feeling confident our niners will take care of business. we have live team coverage. joycelyn moran is live at levi stadium. gianna franco is checking out the roads and helping us get there. we will check with meteorologist darren peck because joycelyn already said it's cold. >>> it's cold in the morning. we will cover that. for the game, the weather is not a factor. we are not talking about rain like when

north bay starting sunday afternoon through monday morning. calm right now. but we could see gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour. less from valleys. >> and even the highest peaks of the north bay for most of sunday, especially sunday night winds are certainly going to how because of this week's storm that could bring us hail snow showers and also very cool temperatures for the 2nd half of the weekend. more my full%forecast in just a few minutes. back to dana. well. >> thanks a lot. nationwide protests again today after the videos that were released yesterday showing the brutal beating of tyree nichols by 5 memphis police officers. nichols later dying from his injuries. the now former officers all are facing second-degree murder charges. reporter alex caprariello has the very latest in the investigation. but we do want to warn you the video you're about to see is graphic and disturbing. >> thousands of americans are once again protesting police brutality following the video released of the beating of 29 year-old tyree nichols 3 weeks ago in memphis. the close a body cam footage paired with bird's-eye video from an overhead street

downtown san francisco at 49 degrees and overnight lows tonight, widespread 30's far north bay east bay and even south bay valley. santa rosa near freezing temperatures there in the mid 30's with high temperatures tomorrow, far north bay valleys cooling into the low 50's. so about 5 degrees below average. thanks to that storm cloud cover preventing the sunshine area south of golden gate bridge though mid 50's still going to be on the cooler side. but then we're going to 10 days of dry, clear condition after wednesday's storm. so that's certainly going to be the tradeoff, especially after all the atmospheric rivers we've had for the past couple of enjoy grand. ken, back to you. >> we've got a waymo vehicle. that just drove into construction site doesn't know what to do. and there's that no one. >> try to figure it out. this is video of a self-driving car from the waymo coming to a stop at a construction site in the middle of noriega street. this isn't the sunset district in san francisco. witnesses kind of circled around to see how they could get a hold of a technician to come out and get that thing out of harm's

we could have a couple of 50's in the north bay valley thanks to the overnight breeze.intment is that tree pollen is now on the rise. if you are sniffling and sneezing, that's the reason why dry pattern for the next several days. wednesday and thursday, everybody in the 60's. guys? kumasi: now we check in with ginger zee for what's coming up live on gma. ginger: hey there, nice to be with everybody. coming, robin is in your state but monterey park with the latest on that mass shooting that killed at least 10. the suspected shooter according to police is dead but authorities are still searching for answers and we speak to the hero who jumped into action wrestling they got away from the suspect. he speaks to gma exclusively. and then the latest on the fbi search of the biden home for classified documents. and with tax season officially starting what you need to know about the changes this year and how to get your refund as soon as possible. three weeks into the new year, we are going to help you reset your resolution if you need it. reggie: ginger, you look great but how

also if you want to talk about the agriculture in central valley, the wine production in the north baynapa valley, how do those get factored in cost wise, as we continue to see these trends of more disastrous catastrophes and climate change? >> i think that southern california, that is going to be more exposed to things like heat stress, then in northern california, a lot of the natural disasters are going to be the primary channel that is going to impact activities. we saw north of san francisco over the past two years entire vineyards getting wiped out by wildfires. it really is those acute events i would focus on for northern california, then southern california, the chronic events become very severe and pronounced. it is 9% decline and it is going to be something similar on par with that, a little bit less than that, but and that 5% to 8% range for california -- in that 5% to 8% range for california. mitigating the includes the geographic location, as vulnerable as bay area an san francisco art to natural disasters, it is less compared with florida with hurricane risk, etc., but it

north bay. take a look at these pictures to get out by mill valley police. they came across the tree down on marion avenue at monte vista. you can also see pg e was on scene trying to clean up where the tree may have taken down some power lines. folks being asked to use alternate routes in that area on the peninsula. person has been arrested in connection with an atm skimming device at a belmont bank of america. police were alerted by the device of the device by a technician and conducted surveillance of the machine. the suspect was arrested when he returned to try and collect it. police advise you to check atm machines and are surrounding areas before using them. someone in the hospital tonight after a crash on i-280, in san mateo county crash was so bad that to extricate the person from the vehicle. happened early this morning on the southbound in the southbound lanes. photos from the scene show at least 6 emergency personnel on the side of the freeway passenger side airbag had deployed. crews had to work around it to cut the door off the truck. the passen

. >> peak 50 to 60 miles per hour for our north bay mountains, east bay hills. and even for some of our valleys as well. so let's take a look at current wind speeds out there right now. fairfield, you're getting that classic all short, northerly flow. 22 mile per hour sustained winds with gusts near that. 25 miles per hour range in future wind gusts will be near 40. for those of you at half moon bay in just about a half hour from now. and even for our north and east bay valleys, we are going to see some pockets of some pretty significant winds for atlas peak, even for those of you in vacaville petaluma. 43 mile per hour sustained winds by monday morning at 7 o'clock right when that wind advisory is set to expire. wouldn't be surprised if it gets extended for the north bay and east bay valleys, including danville. but we will notice calmer conditions by monday afternoon and warmer and drier weather in the forecast. find out when rain returns in my 10 at 10 outlook in just a few minutes. stand and walk back to you. theresa, thank you. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10, a surfer stranded on the rock

frost advisory in place till nine a.m. a wind advisory for the north bay valleys until one o'clock this afternoon, and those winds whipping up out of the northeast 20 to 30 in the highest elevation. asians tend to 20 and 25 at the surface right now, we do have a wind up to 16 and fairfield, august 2 25. and the winds been howling around mountain view at 16 mph when you couple up that wind with the raw air temperature of 35, it feels like it's in the twenties, so well, it is certainly good news . we do have a breeze. otherwise those temperatures would be in the twenties. right now. those winds do cause a wind chill factor. it's in the thirties away from the bay except oaklands, now at 35 going up to 53 temperatures banking between 50 and the tribe led 55 in the north bay. these now embers are below normal as well. we'll talk more about cloud cover rain and cold temperatures. but right now let's send it on over to south castaneda. i'm sorry about everything you have on your hands this morning, sal. yeah you know, it's a tough one, roberta. but we do have to let viewers know that if you're

that freeze warning is going up again in the north bay valleys. very chilly temperatures probably draw dropping a little bit colder than last night below freezing in some spots. i think you get in and around santa rosa, maybe some upper 20's in some spots there. so a cold start to the morning tomorrow. early on giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. but boy, it's going to be chilly. 31 in santa rosa. 32 degrees in livermore. 34 in san jose very cold morning early on and by the afternoon. look, good high pressure going to take over your got a weak cold front off the coastline. the soon to be shredded by that ridge. and that means other than a few high clouds, i think we're looking good for the weekend to temperatures tomorrow afternoon. probably gonna start to sneak up into some low 60's in some spots by tomorrow afternoon, 50's and 60's around the bay area the next couple days. lot of sunshine coming our way. how about this? we haven't seen 7 straight days or so. sunshine like this for quite some time. it will continue, although it could be

a coastal flood advisory is being issued for that time for the bay area coast and north bay valleys. and that is our top story tonight at 8 o'clock. thanks for joining us. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore, king tides as well as a new storm are both projected to hit 10. local officials are telling people to take necessary measures to avoid dangers. officials say if you are along the coast, you should move vehicles to higher ground move items stored in low-lying areas and avoid driving through flooded roads. kron four's terisa stasio. joining us live from marin county with more on this warning to reset. >> well, i can. and pam, we're here in mill valley for you tonight at this notorious intersection just off a one, a one as you head to stinson beach. now, caltrans thing said this intersection. it's so bad that it now closes off sections of the park and ride to try an a avoid disaster. be aware that's a message wednesday as a new round of king tides expected to roar and posing potential hazards. >> 2 residents and drivers. >> tomorrow morning, we're going to have a 6.6 high tide at 8.30, in

howling from coastal valleys, especially for those of you at half moon bay, 40 mile per hour wind speeds. that's going to continue all night long. even for those of you in our north bay and east bay valleys, you could easily see wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. so downed trees and power lines still going to be an issue. fortunately, no fire danger threat just because of all the recent rains we've gotten. but there is a concern with all that moisture in the soil that could actually cause downed trees and power lines, which could actually spark actually cause some power outages. so just keep that in mind. in addition that king tides remain in effect through 3 o'clock monday afternoon. going to peak slightly less than 7 feet around your noon lunch time hour. but we're tracking a warming trend for the work week ahead more my full forecast in just a few minutes. stand. well, back to you, but recent thank you. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6.25. people displaced after a fire broke out in san francisco. and reaction to last night's mass shooting in southern california. continuing to pour in tonight. >> coming up with president biden in san francisco district atto

wind advisory tomorrow afternoon for the north bay valleys, anywhere from 15-30 miles an hour. today, mid to upper 50's. it was nice while it lasted. we are back into reality with some colder days. chili two frosty nights. are level 1 system tomorrow. those cold mornings monday, tuesday. may be some rain by the end of the week. we have certainly had a stretch to dry out. liz: we've had some nice weather lately. we deserve it. check the weather on the abc7 bay area streaming app. that's where we have the latest forecast and live doppler 7. it is available on your roku, apple tv, fire tv and google tv devices. and oakland city council members sounding the alarm over escalating threats she's been receiving as they've grown in the recent weeks. we will explain. ♪ you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. ask your doctor if you can do more than

north bay. and even for our east bay valleys. and even for most of the south bay as well. we are continuing to see that drying trend. could see some light scattered hit or miss showers throughout tonight. but it looks like the bulk of the severe weather out of the woods, at least for now. and even through sunday morning could see a stray shower or 2. but then by sunday afternoon, a lot of storm cloud cover. but overall, drier conditions. and then we're tracking another round of wet weather early sunday night into the overnight hours. that's when it's really going to peak. we're tracking pockets of moderate to heavy downpours throughout the bay area for your monday morning. could even see another round of thunderstorms as well. this is going to impact your monday morning commute. that's going to continue through monday night as well. we could pick up anywhere from about half an inch to an inch and a half of rain really benefiting areas around the bay area. shoreline and even along the coast as well for half moon bay. but we do have a flood warning in effect through tonight

the bay also includes the north bay valleys. as you can see here in all the areas there in that kind of turquoise, the blue and thursday, it's going to be our high titer first one at 08:28am. you can see these ties are going to be, you know, close to 7 feet or above over the next 5 days. once we start getting into this. so i'll go through monday and then we'll see things start to pull back. so what this means is if you are one of the areas that is low, lying in and around the coast are some of those valleys. you could see some water that's going to be rolling that could make things a little bit tricky. so just make sure you're being careful notice temperatures staying pretty cool as we head across the next few days as well. we'll start to see those temperatures lift up as we get into that sunday monlay tuesday timeframe. and i just want to point out in particular, the overnight lows in our inland valleys, getting down into those low 30's. so make sure you're prepared for that for the next couple of nights. a little chilly little