. >> it is pocket this morning in the northbay valleys. it looks cloudy enough over the city, but you can see what it looks like coming across the golden gate bridge. the only place you need to watch for this is in the northbay valley. all up-and-down 101 through sonoma and napa. if you look at the visibility readings, it is down to 1.7 for livermore. considered the tri-valley as well. i will show you how long it will take for this stuff to clear out of here. concord, 39. 51, san jose. daytime highs in the upper 50s. devon, back over to you. >>> new video that shows a man doing something we would like to think we would be capable of. he saw a crime in progress and noticed thieves breaking into a neighbor's truck. he pulled out his cell phone and started recording. that is when things to violent turn. >> reporter: luckily the victim was like it i gunfire. residence are frustrated by what they are calling escalated crimes in this quiet neighborhood of golden gate heights. security video shows a resident running out of his home and holding wh

. >>> a vital northbay corridor threatened by sea level rise. how the public can play a part and the vision for it. >> it sounds like a freight train is washing over you. >> sky high surf since two groups flocking to bay area beaches. surfers and rescue swimmers. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> a mixed bag at the port of oakland tonight, reporting a record volume of imports last year driven by a surge in consumer demand. imports were up by 6%, but exports dropped by 8% during that same time due to voyage cancellations and container shortages. >>> tech companies banks and utilities are being told to prepare f

and when we look at the microclimates, the warm northbay valleys, mid-60s for the next few days. >>>ve a huge night of sports, and it is underway. which bay area native is not going to be rooting for the 49ers in tonight's game, and the cincinnati bengals have never won a road playoff game ever. all of those years of frustration krishan doing into an incredible finish in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. announcer: all hail the king! nate: woo-hoo! >>> a big night of football in front of us with 49ers-packers, but the appetizer today did not disappoint. the bengals going for their first playoff win in franchise history. the titans star running back derrick henry back on the field, had not played since halloween. henry takes the direct snap way too easy. tennessee went for 2, and questionable, didn't get it, game tied at six. porter, nine-6 bengals. they will send of the and found for 16 yards. it gives cincinnati a 10 point lead. late third quarter, joe burrow's pass, bounces off hands. hooker div

we are not done in the northbay mountains. everywhere else we are doing fine but if we're coming for a close-up look at the northbay data the communities we are fine. it is reporting calm winds for santa rosa and petaluma. it is still a 34 mile an hour wind gust on mount st. helena. which what happens between now and tomorrow. it is we can but it takes his sweet time for the winds turn off in the northbay mountains but they will. in the complete forecast where going to lend a little more contest to that fire. we will put it onto the google earth map and show you where those flames are. i will be back with that and the rest of the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> cleanup beginning in several oakland neighborhoods after a high wind events toppled trees and power lines overnight. check this out. fortunately no one was hurt when these large trees were blown over pushing cars and damaging homes. >>> california's positivity rate is decreasing. when we to further reduce the spread is by testing at home. who live, work, and go to s

it is foggy in the northbay valley. a much better view than when we started one hour ago at 6:00 a.m. when it was foggy here. the view from the salesforce tower cam shows the other side of the east bay hills where there is fog over diablo valley. the advisory will stay in effect until 10:00 a.m. it gets better when you look at the actual visibility readings. it is napa that has the deepest fog. it will slosh around on mornings like this. we will take a look at the rest of your forecast. over to you. >>> we have new video that shows a man doing something we would all like to think we would be capable of under similar circumstances. he noticed thieves breaking into a truck parked in front of his house. he pulled out his cell phone and started recording. that is when things to violent turn. >> reporter: luckily, the victim was not hit by gunfire. residence has been calling it escalated crimes in this quiet neighborhood of golden gate heights. >> reporter: security video shows the resident running out of his home and holdin

it caused coastal flooding from santa cruz to the northbay. we have new video of boats submerged in damaged at a harbor in new zealand. >>> we are learning that north korea fired two missiles into the sea. it was the fourth weapons launch this month alone. the pacific commence at the missiles do not pose an immediate threat to the u.s. and allies. the test came after the country fired two ballistic missiles on friday. earlier, north korea warned of stronger and certain reaction if the united states helped impose more sanctions. >>> ahead, is the pandemic on the road to becoming an endemic? what the reality would look like. >>> a tractor-trailer plunges through an overpass. >>> fairly tranquil by comparison. we have a few raindrops in the forecast. >>> people are flooding emergency rooms in search of covid test. hospitals are struggling to keep up. according to county data, over 7800 people visited emergency rooms in december. that is a jump from about 7300 in november. it is unclear how many visit for covid test alone. health officials say hos

showers moving into northbay. and then light rain will move across the rest of the bay area for the first half the day on friday. i don't think it's going to be completely overcast. there will be some sunshine in the afternoon. and i will show you that in just a second. a weekend looks dry, some patchy and dense fog in the morning but sunshine in the afternoons for saturday and sunday. mist and drizzle with the fog but the actual showers will move into the northbay before the sun comes up on friday morning. this is the forecast model that is trying to move those showers across the bay area just in time for the peak of rush-hour. and there are others that are slower. we hope this is accurate. it will not be heavy rain but inconveniently time. the roads are likely to be wet for the morning rush hour. >> will be linking showers but they will be gone by noon and the clearing trend continues tomorrow night before the fog redevelops late friday night into saturday morning. were not talking about a high amount of rain fa

in the latter category for much of the northbay and the east bay. and even in unhealthy to sensitive groups category, hopefully tomorrow just a yellow across the board. maybe even some more green dots on that. the wind is also going to disperse some pollen. mid-january. talk about theology forecast, here we go. medium-high category for thursday and friday and saturday. alder and juniper of the top two defenders. if you are sensitive to those camille likely already know. let's take a look outside. you can see the haze on the horizon. that is the air quality were talking about. not great today. temperatures, seven degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. we will warm up tomorrow. 60 degrees is the warmest already in livermore. the cool spots, 53 degrees. locally dense fog to start the day. somewhat stubborn as we go through the first several hours of daylight tomorrow. by noon, the fog should lift. a mix of clouds and sunshine. temperature starting up tomorrow morning, mostly in the low to mid-40s. normally cool for this time of year. high temp just markham

we do have a bit of a snag in the northbay and i am keeping my eye on this crash. speeds down to 32 miles an hour, little smell slow but causing a bit of a visual distraction for drivers that are traveling through. if you plan on taking highway number 12 give yourself a few extra minutes. it is a little slow as you approach the area also slowing on westbound 37. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, if you brake lights at the altamont pass and i'm also keeping an eye on the south bay. a little slow with the closures on 280 connectors over 287 and other matters fairly quiet. pretty foggy down there this morning. you cannot really see the runways too well so just be extra careful with limited visibility that may be an issue. travel times are really good for friday morning. >>> if michael sam wants you then apparently he is willing to pay up. the u.s. army is offering big bonuses to recruit to enlist. the army offered a maximum enlistment bonus of $50,000 for the first time ever. they go to highly skilled recruits for six years and in the past the bonuses would not exce

everyone between 60 and 62 degrees, upper 50s to around 60 degrees with the northbay reaching up into its low 60s and similar temperatures further north for mendocino and lake counties. all of these numbers 2 to 4 degrees above normal. very little change in the forecast. really steady, temperature wiggling around by one or 2 degrees each day. we will not see much rain chance for the next seven days either. a few passing clouds for the martin luther king holiday on monday, then passing clouds overhead tuesday and wednesday. we will see if we can find any hint of rain in the extended forecast coming up at 11:00. we might have to look further down the line. >> thanks, paul. >>> we are counting down to kickoff for 49er playoff football. is jimmy garoppolo ready for a ride to dallas? what he said about his injury, after the break. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, an update on california cases tied to the capital riots at 8:30. at 8:35 we will learn about the growing trend of wellness travel. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app w

temperatures dropping down to the upper 30s for parts of the northbay, low to mid 40s for most of us with warmer temperatures around the bay and along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow will be almost exactly normal for this time of year. cool spots along the coast will be in the mid and upper 50s. temperatures in the low and mid 60s inland in the santa clara valley. for parts of the east bay, 60 degrees. everyone within a degree or two above normal for mid-january. temperatures near 60 degree high temperatures for most of the bay, cooler for coastal locations in the northbay. temperatures further inland warming up just a couple of degrees into the 60s. the warm-up starts to kick in on thursday and the warmest days look to be friday and saturday. low to mid 60s around the bay at least into the mid 60s for san jose. and servant of at this point with how much temperatures will warm up. could easily get into the upper 60s for the santa clara valley. low to mid-60s on a widespread basis even along the coast, temperatures likely to get above 60 degrees for several days in a row and no

and the northbay you're included too. santa rosa might be a little better than the last few days but you're included too. you should all plan on giving yourself extra time on the road because you're likely going to encounter some of it and to drive the point home, this is the live view looking off toward the east bay. you can see all the pretty colored lights shining through the fog. that is why the national weather service extended it. temperatures out there right now in the mid 40s for most of us although it is cold in the northbay in the mid-30s once again. grab that jacket. the visibility sensor is still low. santa rosa, you're the one spot that doesn't have an issue. and there is a san jose report down to one mile. the other thing to keep in mind about today, it's not just the fog, that will disappear but when it does you'll be lift left with the haze. the sky has not looked that pretty. the haze is not terribly bad in terms of air quality, it will be moderate today certainly disability issues. and not just all the h

. >>> the pandemic has led to the demise of the popular northbay hangout. the marin brewing company announcing this month will be it's last. owners say staffing and mandated closures led the to the end of its 33 year run. >> this is one of those heartfelt, sort of, it is more than family. it is more than friends, it is the place that you come. >> were my brewing company was not just known for making a difference in the community, but also to staff. the last day is set for january 31st. the final day for customers to grab a brew. >> always sad to see places like that closing. unfortunately that has happened all too often in the pandemic. >> too many stories like that and for us, weatherwise, too many dry days in a row. we are coming up on two weeks of dry weather for the bay area. since january 7th, high pressure taken over to an extent, the only changes we will see continue to push us into a dry direction as this big walking area of high pressure and a mountain of air in the atmosphere continue to take over the west coast. there will be a storm system that

inland on the east much areas there. 56 and 58, the same thing around central bay and northbay. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s just a degree or two cooler along the coast. a couple of degrees cooler for inland portions of mendocino and lake counties. the dry weather that is going to be taking over once we pass friday's rain chance will continue for a while. the 60 ten-day outlook shows below average rainfall, and the 8 to 14 day outlook takes us through the latter half of january, and also shows a good chance of below average rainfall. at least we are off to that great start we are playing with house money at this point. eventually we would like to see more substantial rain headed our way but we will settle for the little bit of rain we will get on friday. more clouds next week and could drop some showers especially north of the golden gate and along the coast. that is in monday's forecast and we dry out again by monday and tuesday of next week. we take a look at tomorrow's dog walking forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area city will be the first in

a vital northbay corridor threatened by sea level rise.lic could play a part in the new vision for highway 37. >>> why the fda is halting the use of two drugs for treating covid-19. >>> first, our top story at 5:30, the battle to close a popular southbay airport over concerns about lead is heating up again. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >>> devin fehely reports pilots and businesses near san jose's green hillview airport say they are not going anywhere without a fight. >> reporter: battle lines are pretty clearly drawn. supervisor cindy chavez with the backing of community and neighborhood groups is leading the push to close the airport. on the other side are airport businesses and pilots who say, we are not the bad guys. we have tried to be responsive to health concerns and should

the northbay also saw minor flooding from the king tied. take a look at this parking lot in sausalito. >>> new 5:00, san francisco police say they have located a french bulldog puppy that was taken from its owner over the weekend. officers say the owner was walking the dog in the marina district when they say several people jumped out of a car, snatched the dog and sped away. thankfully, police were able to find 9-month-old rosie, today. she is on her way back home. it is unclear how and where they found that the dog. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming cbsn bay area, the very latest as pg&e works to restore power to thousands in the sierra this evening. >>> what search cruise essay about two people still missing after wildfires ripped through parts of colorado. >>> one lucky person could start 2022 a multimillionaire. just how big the powerball jackpot is this evening. >>> coming up in our next half hour, why a cruise ship docked in the center disco bay is under investigation by the cdc. >>> we are still following the breaking news, waiti

a little more chilly for the northbay. a bit more mild around the bay. mid to upper 40s along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow are going to end up near or slightly above average for the middle of january. a mix of upper 50s and low 60s right along the coast you will be in the middle portion of the 50s. right around 60 degrees at the south end of the bay with mid and low 60s inland in the santa clara valley. right around 60 degrees for most inland parts of the east bay. once the fog dissipates, temperatures should warm up to two or 3 degrees above normal. mostly upper 50s around the bay with temperatures near 60 degrees for most of the northbay until you have further north where temperatures will climb just a little bit further into the 60s for northern sonoma and napa counties inland in mendocino and lake counties. temperatures are warming up with offshore wind kicking and by the end of the work week. low to mid 60s around the bay friday and saturday. mid-60s for san jose and it is even possible that they saw santa clara valley will be in the upper

weekend in february, upper 60s for san jose by sunday and monday and temperatures for the east bay and northbay will climb by the weekend. the wind advisory is in effect through midmorning on thursday. >>> thank you for coming up the countdown is on, the beijing winter olympics. what has athletes on edge besides their competitions? >> on our streaming service a live update for him san francisco police about us shooting at sfo. you can watch our stream on >>> with four days to go before the winter olympics kickoff china is reporting a spike in covid cases. infections are being reported inside the olympic bubble. tina reports that is making some athletes very nervous. >> athletes are in our race to stay clear of covid. in the olympic bubble there are cases. >> you are so stressed about making sure you are as safe as you can be. >> this massachusetts native won a medal in 2018 and he hopes covid will not destroy his dreams of gold this time of . it is stressful. >> 3000 athletes from across the world will take part in the winter games. they will wear masks and be tested daily for the virus. florid

we then had a fire in the northbay mountains, we will talk more about the wind event in a second.upper 50s right now. sunday morning, a little bit cloudier than today was. if you are an early riser on sunday morning, we are likely going to have more fog than we had today. you can see it on the futurecast, filling in the valleys of sonoma county. plenty in the central valley, and over towards fairfield. we had some today, but that looks like a bit more tomorrow. start thinking ahead for that. morning roads will be very typical. low to mid 30s for the colder inland valleys, but mid-40s in the heart of the bay. highs tomorrow will be exactly where they were today. the temperatures aren't budging. some of the other details do, in important ways. this shows you how the wind is going to turn on. it is a great way to visualize when and offshore wind event will happen. you not only see the colors come about you see these streamlines showing you the wind is moving opposite him the way it normally does. that is offshore. the offshore wind tends to dry out the mountains, lower humidity, and

let's track it hour by hour as it moves into the northbay. rain chances will ramp up pre- sunrise hours. for the rest of the bay area it's going hold off just a little bit longer. san francisco those peak right around rush hour. with those chances of tapering off. they peak even later, midmorning. >> that's a lower rain chance overall. less than a trace. we will add those up and look at futurecast in just a few minutes. >>> this evening the sister of a slain federal officer is suing facebook. david underwood was killed after guarding a federal building in a 2020. his sister is accusing the tech giant of playing a role saying that it was not a random act but the culmination of a plot that was planned on facebook by two man. facebook released a statement saying that we have banned 1000 social movements from our platform and we are working closely to address the broader issue of internet radicalization. >>> it's been one year since the attack on the u.s. capitol. this was seen in san francisco this evening. be sure to watch the cbs evening news

when we pull out the microclimates, the northbay valley there is a drop of rain there for the system coming into far north. won't be significant rain, it will be 60 degrees. so, that is just there to keep an eye on the possibility for light rain. next weekend looks good. that is where the forecast stands for now, guys, back to you. >> we will dry out in between, thanks. >>> tonight's big powerball jackpot is big, but wait until you hear how small a slice of apple it will buy you. >>> we will ask a local doctor how you can tell if you have covid-19, the flu, or common cold, that is at 8:10. you can find us on kpix.com or on the tranter news app. we are also on the cbs news app which you can find for free on your favorite streaming devices. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 bil

. >> a northbay physician is changing that for remote areas of guatemala. sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: ryan and liz, it takes 22 hours from the bay area to guatemala, home to 60,000 people, and dr. kate five bush is improving and saving lives. >> reporter: dr. kate of windsor travels to guatemala 2 to 3 times per year to improve healthcare in remote rural villages. >> the roads are in poor condition, so people can live as much as four hours away from a winick, and eight hours away from a hospital. it is a grueling volunteer experience. >> reporter: kate practices family medicine at kaiser permanente in santa rosa. the single mom of two also found tend health in 2017. trains run so they can provide affordable emergency care to neighbors in their vehicles. villages. they provide emergency care for everything from diabetes to fractures. >> lots of injuries. they so up lacerations all the time. >> reporter: a new clinic was built with a quarter million dollars that kate raised in bay area donations. it served 600

it showed unhealthy for groups air quality around the east bay and parts of the northbay. you can see that haze on the horizon. strong wind tomorrow should help to disperse that haze a bit and improve air quality back into the moderate category. temperatures today topped out in the low to mid 60s. a pretty sunset as we look at from the top of mt. diablo and cv haze on the horizon even with skies continuing to darken. tomorrow's temperatures won't be quite as warm. more of a mix of the 50s and low 60s. right now everyone is in the 50s. 52 degrees in petaluma 259 degrees right now through santa rosa and san jose. temperatures are above average for this time of year. tonight, slightly above normal for mid-january. low to mid 40s across the board by early tomorrow morning. clouds way up in the atmosphere and overhead are not thick enough to hold a lot of warmth near the ground, they are not substantial enough to squeeze out any moisture but they are good enough to keep temperatures from dipping into the upper 30s. cloud cover will gradually dissipate through the day tomorrow.

we have seen at some northbay counties. she says there will be no shutdown like that in the south bay for now. >> our general recommendation, not a band-aid, but a recommendation is to avoid large gatherings. >> in san jose, kpix five. >> starting tomorrow, insurance companies will be required to cover the expense of up to eight covid tests per person per month. california's new covid workplace rules went into effect today. affecting employee testing and mask wearing. according to cal osha, if employees are exposed in the workplace, at-home tests will no longer be allowed. instead, a test must go to a lab or an employee can test in front of a supervisor or healthcare worker. cal osha is also tightening up rules for face coverings. fabric masks worn in the workplace must pass the light test that means light must not pass through when they are held up to a light source. today, san francisco's supervisors held a hearing on how to support schools hit hard by the omicron spite. kpix five, jocelyn, looks at what they say still ne

the freeway chase ends with a northbay neighborhood on lockdown. this video in from mill valley. police pursuing two suspects along highway 101. they exited the highway then ditched their car, took off on foot along elm street, just off whitetail avenue. neighbors were told to shelter in place for a time. those two suspects, we are told, are now in custody. no word on why they were being chased. >>> new at 5:30, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck southeast of yosemite national park. according to usgs, the quake hit at 4:30 near deep springs, a community close to the nevada border and west of death valley national park. rattling was felt as far out as fresno. no reports of any damage, but hundreds of people reported feeling the quake. >>> the top story at 5:30, as omicron cases surge, doctors are urging people to up their mask game. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. doctors now say cloth masks are out and surgical masks are in. as max darrow reports, they may be tough to find. >> reporter: cloth masks are better than nothing. doctors tell us right now people should replace t

in the orange category at its worst, unhealthy for sensitive groups for the northbay central bay andand in the east bay. the worst air quality will drift further south tomorrow. the south bay and santa clara valley likely to see the worst air quality in that unhealthy for sensitive groups range. once the on shore breeze kicks in things improve slightly saturday and sunday. improvement means we are still in the moderate category. it will be tough to shake the haze on the horizon. look at that beautiful sunset from the top of our hopkins hotel. temperatures today warmed up to close to 60 degrees, only 59 in fremont, then up to 60 and pacifica and concord and into the low 60 for seven cisco, santa rosa, and san jose. temperatures right now mostly in the mid and upper 50s to around 60, except half moon bay, the cool spot right at 50 degrees on the nose already. tonight, temperatures will change along the coast, only dropping to the upper 40s. inland, temperatures in the upper 30s to about 40 degrees. chilly but not that far below average. temperatures tomorrow will be about 5 degrees abo

let's take a look at our by our rain chances starting with the northbay we will focus on santa rosa where the rain chances really peaked before the sun comes up friday morning. tapering off towards late morning. a little later arrival for sentences go, and the central bay. rain chances will be slightly lower but it is still a good chance of measurable rain overall and rain chances taper off as we head toward midday on friday. even later arrival for san jose and the santa clara valley, and low rain chances. i think lower than 50/50 chance for anything more than a trace in san jose but there is a chance for at least a few sprinkles to move through and some of the forecast models are indicating some measurable rainfall, even into santa clara valley. let's take a look at the northern half of the bay area. this will not be a substantial rain event by any stretch of the imagination. less than 1/10 of one inch of the rain indicated by forecast models in the higher spots but there are a few spots that may overachieve and get close to a order inch. about a few one hundredths of an inch for norther

cody also addressed the limits on large indoor gatherings that were seen in northbay counties. she said there will be no shutdown like that in the south bay for now. >> our general recommendations, not a mandate, but recommendation to avoid large gatherings. >>> california's positivity rate is now at 22.9%, slightly less than yesterday's 23%. the state added another 119,000 new cases. >>> sonoma county falls under a new ban on mass gatherings. health officials are now urging people to stay home to deal with the omicron surge. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports , it is another discouraging setback for an area that depends on visitors. >> reporter: talk to business owners here it a lot will tell you it is not necessarily the roles, but the messaging in the timing. >> my first thought was i wasn't going to worry too much because i read through that it wasn't affecting restaurants. the big blow was when the recommendation was to just stay home. >> reporter: the red grape was celebrating his 20th birthday today. the owner says he would not have survived the last 2 years without a lot

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. >> all over the bay area, morgan hill, benicia, vallejo, all up and down the peninsula, northbay, east bay. poor becky is eager to see how they work in his town. >> i feel that if we can make our town and the world a little bit safer, that is good thing for everyone. >> reporter: once all of the cameras are up, the town will begin a 60 day pilot program to determine if they would like to continue using the cameras or not. and los altos hills, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police are investigating whether two crashes along the great highway are connected. a hit and run happened near noriega street, while another crash happened right in front of the beach chalet restaurant. at noon, officers responded to the hit and run that left this white range rover and gold. police told kpix 5 that the suv collided with a red jeep that done took off, possibly driving on the wrong side of the road. one person was hospitalized. further up the great highway, this red jeep driving northbound lost control and overturned, taking out a light post in front of the beach chalet restaurant as well. fire

a vital northbay corridor threatened by sea level rise. how the public could play a part in the new vision for highway 37. >>> why the fda is halting the use of two drugs for treating covid-19. >>> first, our top story at 5:30, the battle to close a popular southbay airport over concerns about lead is heating up again. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >>> devin fehely reports pilots and businesses near san jose's green hillview airport say they are not going anywhere without a fight. >> reporter: battle lines are pretty clearly drawn. supervisor cindy chavez with the backing of community and neighborhood groups is leading the push to close the airport. on the other side are airport businesses and pilots who say, we are not the bad guys. we have tried to be responsive to health concerns and should be allowed to continue to operate. >> the privileged view if you can keep flying their airplanes. their children are not being subject subjected to this poison. >> reporter: maria reyes, who has lived next door to the airport for decades hopes

it will likely be the northbay valleys again. so napa and santa rosa plan on fog. sunday will be just as pretty as today with blue skies mostly. there are still some storms in the pacific but they are just not getting directed here as much as they was in the month of december. there is the next one and you can see the pattern like the freeway of storms want to take it too far north. this is monday morning and if we going to get anything from the system it would have been there. the rain showed up and monday the clouds will increase but that is only in the morning. by the afternoon it is sunny and we will not get any rain out of that scenario. by the time we get to thursday you will see the clouds increase. there is really no reasonable chance of rain. instead we are kind of locked on autopilot where we will keep doing this now as we go through mid-january. daytime high temperatures in the mid-50s and clouds are few for the next seven days and no chance for rain. we will take a look at the long- range forecast, days 8-14, and see what the likelihood is for above or

as we look across the climate, we see the same story on here with the northbay valley's warming up into the mid-60s. we will keep the temperatures in the upper 50s. at the beaches, that is it on the forecast. back to you. >>> the fate of the world's top tennis star is coming up next. >>> coming up next, we have a rundown, the nfl playoffs are underway. we had a wild finish to open up the postseason. the raiders and >>> good morning and welcome, two teams squared off yesterday that have not had much postseason success in the 21st century. the bengals have my had any success. the raiders had not won a playoff game in 18 years. to the queen city, look at that. there is the shuffle. that he is going crazy, second quarter, cincinnati leading 13- 6. this play should have been called that because a whistle blew. instead, joe burrell was running out of the room. he flings and finds tyler boot. the raiders respond right before the halftime. derek carr to zay jones, 14 yards hitting past, it is 20-13 at the pranks, cincinnati. vegas was trailing by 10 in the fourth. jackson, 26 yards, this led to

we say good night, this is rescue rescue, a daring rottweiler named brody jumped into a freezing northbayr bail majority. his owner jumped in after him t save him and then both we're in trouble likely a patrol officer was nearby first responder showed up quickly to the scene and got the bear to safety. they took to social media to thank everyone involved in this rescue mission. we are told brody and his owner are well. these first responders got it done. >> by the way, you're going to like this one to home and no longer alone, 19 -year-old belgian british pilot setting a world record as the youngest woman to fly solo around the world taking her small airplane over into western belgium after a 155 days, that is pretty amazing. considering her age, she saw lots of countries, she avoided lots of danger she said she would do it again, and congratulations. >> good for her, she is inspiring, as are you. we will see you again tomorrow night. that's it from washington, i'm shannon bream. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symp

that is tuesday morning in the northbay mountains, 40 mile-per- hour gusts at the higher elevations, and stronger as we go into tuesday afternoon and evening. it is not necessarily terribly windy where we all live at the lower elevations, this is a typical offshore wind, the strong wind over the peaks. what this will do more than anything else, because it will be relatively warm and low humidity, they will dry out the landscape, setting a soft for the next offshore wind event and should come at any point over the next two weeks that will be an issue, because there is no rain coming. so we will dry out the mountains more, making them a little more vulnerable by the middle of february if we do not get any rain by the middle february. and you can hear the frustration in my voice, we are not getting rain through the middle february at this point. that is the way the long-range forecast is looking, great weather if you want to get out and enjoy it, do it, a beautiful blue sky and hazy conditions, you know the real. but there is no rain, and we missed out of most of january, and at this po