call 877.only.att. >>> a series of earthquakes rattled northern california this evening.e moderate earthquakes that struck off the northern california coast and the oregon border. most powerful jolt was a 4.6 earthquake that hit at 6:30. it struck in the ocean out side of humboldt county. this is the same area where a magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck on december 20. >>> two hours earlier, a 4.8 earthquake struck southeast of yosemite national park you get hit near deep springs. this is a community near the nevada border, and west of death valley national arc. the rattling was felt as far as fresno. >>> southern california is dealing with a new viral threat tonight. it is called "flurona". a patient is testing positive for both the flu and coronavirus. one of the first cases in the country was detected in los angeles. >> take a look so similar. they are traveling the same way. it is assumed that if you are testing for one, you should test for the other. >> the rapid surge of the omicron variant led to a shortage in ambulance crews. now the county is changing how and when th

. >>> someone in northern california is holding a winning ticket one of the biggest powerball jackpots in history. where was e lucky winner sold? >>> now at 11:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area live, we have a live look out where 700 teachers and aides called out sick today, and tomorrow could be worse. kpix 5 spoke with teachers that say they have no other choice. >> reporter: of petitions are getting online is calling for a teachers account tomorrow for san francisco unified school's, with organizers saying the district needs to do more to protect them. to make you need to talk about the teachers and act like you care about the teachers. >> reporter: rory abernathy is a math teacher, and one of the organizers of this a competition. as is the goal is to send a message that if the district doesn't take their concerns seriously, we can shut the whole system down, and we will. the petition has around 500 signatures so far. abernathy says she is not sure how many people that signed our teachers, or how many will participate. >> this is very grassroots, site to site, friend to friend, and

and of those fans here's the big data point. 43% are from northern california.o, we could see a lot of red and gold. down in l.a. >> wow. >> gold and red tower. looks beautiful. >> 43% heading down there. look at the forecast. this is -- it doesn't get better than this. >> it's l.a. >> sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. going to be really good for the entire team. >> sunday 3:30 p.m. kick off. >> yeah. it will be nice. weather forecast back here across the bay. and we are tracking this area of high pressure. that's bringing in dry weather. but the same time tomorrow, we'll see this smaller system move off to the south. and that will increase high clouds. we'll get sunshine trying to breakthrough as well. tomorrow morning that will switch up for us. and keep high clouds right there through the afternoon. we'll start it off warmer because of the clouds. we'll begin here in the 40s. and through the day it will feel like spring. check this out. down in the south bay. 67 san jose. 68 morgan hill. low 60s liver more. up to martinez. 7-day forecast keeps it dry. we hav

at the moment, northern california is still under advisory as well. that is likely to continue from most of the day because they caught lift that advisory until we go for several hours is where the waves are below a continuously below a certain level. so they say that to go on for the next few hours me while people are being told to stay away from the water. but as i say, as you can see for the surface, at least on the joggers, vannador walkers and everyone else, the volleyball players along the beach further along the coast. there they're taking very little notice of out, ah, the chinese capital aging has reported its 1st community case of the army con variant of covered holstead cases from the cities northwest in high dan district. china detected its 1st case of on the con in the community last week in the northern city of t and gen, prompting a snap locked down less than 2 weeks until paging host the winter olympics. meanwhile, several indian cities, including the capital, new daily of gone into a strict locked down this weekend. an effort to contr

we see it work its way into northern california. we will let ago into the first few days of february. when we look at where we've got measurable rain at least now we are seeing it in your rica and that is an improvement. we were not seeing it get that far south over much of the 3.5 weeks of january. it is nice to see that pattern changing. it doesn't look like a strong enough signal to put rain in the forecast but we increase the clouds going into friday and saturday and we will watch those developing and not just northern california. right now, just clouds by friday with reason to stay on top of the forecast. if you've got outdoor plans next weekend, we will let you know if there is rain likely. >> in the near-term the wind has moved out and the fire hasn't grown all that much . >> the latest report is 1050 acres and that hasn't writes since yesterday at this time. the report has gone down a little. for now, we can take that is good news. >>> san jose has hockey and soccer could it be getting a more unusual stadium? i'm 53, but in

black ice in northern california causing dangerous driving conditions.sliding all over the road. narrowly a voting gnash narrowly avoiding -- narrowly avoiding other cars. a storm dropped snow and ice across the state knocking out power to thousands. officers say there were at least 300 car crashes because of the conditions. temperatures there are below freezing today. as you can see looking at the road, it looks fine. that is the problem. you can see the road. you figure, we are cool. you are not. drew: going over a bridge is always the problem spot with ice. reggie: these drivers are actually doing really well. the panic that would be going through my brain. drew: when i hit black ice, it was the scariest five seconds of my life. visibility is an issue in the north bay. zero issues in novato. elsewhere, we are doing ok. early morning fog. rooftop camera, pretty calm conditions. you can see some fog early on. moderate air quality the rest of the day. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday with temperatures in the mid-50's. jobina: a bedtime bomb

you know, it's impacting all of northern california.nd quite frankly, it's impacting the entire country where 40% of the nation's blood supply comes from the american red cross. and right now when we're on four months in a row of seeing the lowest inventory levels that we've ever seen that puts us into a situation where we are absolutely facing a crisis. we want to make sure that we always have a 3 to 5 days. supply of blood on hand and right now, we just don't and it's not just a typo products. we're looking at type. we're looking at type a. we're looking at platelets. we're looking at our diverse donor supply. we just don't have enough blood on hand. so it's really calling this to reach out and talk a little bit more about the impact this ultimately has on patients. you talk about the fact that the red cross is having to limit blood distributions going out to hospitals because of the fact that you have a shortage of supplies. how are hospitals making these crucial decisions about who gets blood transfusions immediately and who has to

judge who shattered glass ceilings when she became the first african american female judge in northern california she is calling out america's criminal justice system for racial and nick bias which study after study have revealed. she says courts have regularly punished people of color more severely than white people. she has plenty of ideas on how to fix this. she is now retired and shares her insight in a recent book her honor, my life on the bench, what works, what's broken and how to fix it. she now joins us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for joining us. >> tell us what was alike being the first and one of the very few female black judges in the region? >> at the time i went on the bench which was the early 1980s, i was the first black female judge in northern california. inc. about that, 1982. today there is a plethora of judges of color and women on tv shows, there are also many more. at the time that i came on there were few people that looked like me and very few women. the concern that i had, and still have, we need to do more, representation on the bench is so important. i mean

if it does move in, that would be late sunday into monday for far northern california, napa, maybe santa rosa. we'll monitor it as it gets closer because it could stay further up north. as far as the chilly mornings, we'll see it thursday, friday and saturday, overnight lows in the 30s for inland areas. san francisco, seven-day outlook will remain dry heading into saturday, and even into sunday. if we do get any chance of shower activity, it will be really late sunday into monday. the high pressure will continue to dominate and that's going to keep us mainly dry through the end of the week. now let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> you're talking about the fog and it is a major factor. now, for this map i'm going to show you, you see it throughout the north bay but it's crept down through richmond the last few days. it will do the same today. i do want to take a moment to remind folks that if you're traveling north through vallejo avoid this stretch that's red and take the alternate going out of vallejo, full closure for the project over there related to the six bridges project. m

a deep dive into it in the next hour at 6:00 and again ending -- on game day. >>> why this northern california dog is all smiles going into 2022. >>> a very lucky california dog who stole hearts on the internet is finally found at home. jasper is all smiles for the new owner and he is an unknown condition that causes him to have a permanent smile and he also had several other health issues, but he has gotten the medical help he needs. he can now live a healthy life with a new family all smiles. >> so does he no longer have a permanent smile now that he is gotten the help he needs? >> he has a permanent smile always, as it should you. that is it for us at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a whole hour of news. >> of the weekend news is next. we will be back at 6:00. see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> duncan: tonight travel troubles, airlines slammed by bad weather and covid related staffing issues causing thousands of cancellations for a tenth consecutive day. >> i'm tom wait in los angeles where travelers see delays and the miseries could last through the week. >> dun

you can see the rain moving into far northern california continuing throughout the day. the bay area starting to see some showers popping up. most of us just some light stuff that's moving through right now. but you see that band stretching up to moran all the way in richmond lail up toward vacaville more that rain on the way tonight into early tomorrow morning. more than just some scattered showers. most will be fairly light. now the long-range forecast looks a little more promising. if you want some sunshine even by tomorrow afternoon start to see that arc of that rich beginning to build in that should allow us to begin to dry at least for day on thursday, for long. we've got another more substantial storm system dropping in as we get into friday morning, that will make things a little bit wet for the commute, probably continuing into the afternoon before tapering off the weekend looks good as we head through saturday and sunday should be mostly dry now the storm system gets close on monday and then maybe the middle of next week. we start talking about some rain. but j

across the state, if you have to travel, northern california is brighter than southern california. tahoe is beautiful, 50 degrees. we will find some high clouds streaming into southern california. l.a., palm springs topping out in the mid-70's. this dry pattern looks to last for the holiday weekend. we will look at the forecast in about eight minutes. jobina: we are going to start with a crash i am following in hayward. it looks like it is closer to union city on southbound 880. right past tennyson. speeds down to nine miles per hour in the area and one lane is blocked. heads up if that is part of your commute. hopping over to san jose, we have a signal lurked in effect and it will be there until 9:00 a.m. due to roadway flooding on southbound 280 to state route 80 tradition. a lik at t pza. 80 transition. wrapping up with a live picture in oakland. things are moving at the limit. kumasi: next next idea to curb violence and oakland being put to a vote. reggie: the mission to keep one bay area town crow free. >> when the sun starts coming around, they start coming around -- starts c

. >>> hollywood coming to northern california. the company working to turn part of placer into the next big filming location. good morning. it is thursday january 27. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. let's get a check on weather and traffic kicking off with mary lee. >>> good morning. we are looking at clearer skies as we start our day. a big difference compared to yesterday when we had all that fog yesterday. you can see our salesforce tower cam, you can see the trans america pyramid as we look to san francisco and it shows how clear the skies are. 30s and 40s, it's a colder start so 40 in concord, oakland mid 40s, upper 30s in san jose and 33 in santa rosa this morning. you can see with the visibility, it looks better compared to yesterday ab quter forosa and better in half moon bay at three miles for the visibility. through the day, clear skies. we are looking at sunshine and temperatures on the rise in the 60s, warming up this afternoon inland into the mid 60s. i will have more with your first alert weather forecast

if you are traveling today, we are dry across northern california. rn california could see a few showers but not a lot of rain heading our way. back at home, some patchy fog developing. otherwise 30's to mid 40's as we get you into your tuesday. the pattern has not changed. we will go to the next seven days in that storm track stays to the north of us. all indications are this drive pattern will likely last into early february. here is the seven day forecast. slightly cooler tomorrow but that drive pattern continues to the upcoming weekend. temperatures a saturday and sunday back into the 60's. jobina: the 49ers are heading to green bay. did you see the game yesterday? it was a bite -- it was a wild finish. reggie: a live look outside. jobina: new video shows a volcanic eruption that caused tsunami waves to reach the bay area. communications have been cut off to the polynesian kingdom of tonga. reggie: you will be able to request free rapid covid tests from the biden administration. go to covidtest.gov. jobina: new data shows covid case rates among 12

80,000 vaccinations each week also in northern california. the other agency also said the same thing that they are also seeing a big surge and so they are trying to make sure that they meet the demand. they're also trying to elevate the number or increase the number of tests that they do offer but they are referring people to the cvss and local community clinics. a lot of that falls on santa clara county. they are having to pick up the burden on that. and so i want to make sure that i get this right. sutter health says that they will try to improve those numbers and have been trying over the last two weeks increasing capacity for testing. but again, raj, you saw the numbers. the burden is really falling on santa clara county right now. >> just anecdotally, i've tried cvs and walmart and walgreens. they are all booked up. the county is all booked up. it is frustrating for so many people. similar problem in san francisco. what is mayor breed saying about the issues there? >> reporter: well, it is a message that sutter and kaiser permanente shou

northern california dr. martin luther king, jr community foundation will have a series of events centered around justice. there are several other events that churches are putting on and other organizations. it's important to mention this morning that the celebration train that we usually see year after year will not operate today because of covid-19. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> taking a live look at san jose where this morning the city's parks and recreation department will hold a public mlk day clean up. that gets underway at 8:45 a.m. >>> to commemorate martin luther king, jr day of service president biden and the first lady volunteered to help those in need. >>> to los angeles where mlk parade has been canceled for a second year due to rising covid cases. the event has drawn hundreds of thousands of people as shown in past video. even though the parade is canceled, vendors will be out celebrating with live music, food, and are encouraging people to help support black- owned businesses. >> we want to use re

the storm moving into northern california, light showers. the storm will slide south. here is the live look from the camera. for the morning, the best chance of finding the wet weather will be in the north bay. showers will begin to sink south. it is scattered, light in nature. you will need the umbrella from time to time. temperatures in the 50's. overnight, not too cool. up 40's lower. more wet weather on the seven day forecast. i will show that in a few days. school. amy hollyfield tells us how are preparing. amy:'s tunes -- students are taking covid tests. you may have seen lines outside of schools in your area. that is the line to get a test good you will see them again today. schools say tests are not required but they are recommended. the response has been enthusiastic with parents across the bay area looking to see if their kids are negative before returning to class. students seem happy to comply. >> i am going to feel safer because i know that i don't have the virus. >> this community has stepped forward to do what is necessary in regard to testing. we are pr

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sue cunningham on the right is the president of the northern california french bulldog club. >> they't have big litters. one to maybe three. four would be a big litter. and they take them c section just because they want to make sure they get in there and get them out and save all of them. >> between 35 to $4500 each. >> sue says frenchies with exotic colors can sell for 10 to $20,000. for lynn, hamon and jimmy are priceless. they're her kids. >> i've had them for six and seven years each and i love them more than i can say. >> if you love those two frenchies or someone trying to sell them. call the oakland police department right away. dahlin, kpix 5. >>> we're learning more about an east bay man who gave his life to stop a robbery. calvin crosby's family says he died in the hospital wednesday. three weeks after he was shot. while trying to stop a robbery inside sun valley mall in concord. crosby was a u.s. army veteran and leaves behind two daughters. his family describes him as a selfless, courageous, and compassionate person. they have set up a fundraiser for his daughters online

strict descendents of northern california native tribes are reclaiming some heritage including ancientwoods. save the redwoods transferring more than 500 acres of the lost coast to the intertribal wilderness council. a mostly undeveloped area in mendocino county. the group of 10 tribes inhabiting the area thousands of years will be responsible for protecting the land. the league purchased the land two years ago for $3.5 million. the league first worked with the group when it transferred 124 acres of land in 2012. >>> good morning glass of juice is getting more expensive. or just the latest project to fall victim to supply issues. harvest of crops this year, the reason? of the called citrus green when orange trees produce fruit that is small and green and less sweets. that means higher prices for oranges and orange juice concentrate. >>> 90% of the crop goes into juice processing. demand of florida orange juice. we do not quite have the production we had before. spot to put things into perspective, they produce more than 244 million boxes of oranges annually. this year the state only pr

blame high-pressure for keeping storms away from northern california. sun and clouds later today. temperatures above average for this time of year. a live look outside. partly cloudy skies from this vantage point. hour-by-hour, 9:00 a.m., we will see the fog lifting in spots. high clouds mixing with sunshine. 40's and 50's by 9:00. lunch time, mid to upper 50's. some spots will get into the 60's, slightly cooler than yesterday. 63 in san jose, 59 in lakeport. traveling across california, it is dry across the entire state. cloud cover across southern california. a really quiet day across the golden ska state. frances: good morning, everyone. there is a traffic alert for an accident blocking three lanes of the golden gate bridge. -- the bay bridge is turning into a parking lot. we have another view for you from the caltrans camera. it is just a dead standstill. the delay is about 38 minutes and growing. this is one of those days you want to consider alternates. it will be worth driving around this mess because it will be out there for a while. you might w

amid days of snowfall in northern california, tens of thousands of people are still without power. in eldorado county, you're seeing what's happening in georgetown east of auburn. pg&e has been working to restore it ever since. some are relying on propane tanks. customers may not have power until next week. downed trees and unplowed roadways are really slowing down crew efforts to get into those impacted areas to make those repairs. >>> developing right now in virginia, a long and dangerous, nearly 24 hours for some drivers on interstate 95 near fredericksburg about 30 miles outside of washington, d.c. these people have been trapped in their cars since yesterday afternoon after multiple trucks crashed in a blinding snowstorm. teams all day have been trying to rescue drivers, some of whom have been stuck for over 20 hours. some cars said to be running out of gas. more than a foot of snow has fallen since yesterday. which is why, even when i travel to tahoe, you always have blankets, snacks and water. >> you have to. you have to. you don't want to be stuck out there like that. >> you

that's why we have kind of entered one of our classic prolonged periods here in northern california where we go without rain. that's the seven day forecast. you can see how things play out with plenty of sun showing and dae hi warm in to the upper 60's here over the coming days. by the end of the week in fact san jose will be three degrees shy of 70. same story for the north bay valleys. since i showed under how supe it'll be how about the idea of getting up in the mountains. kirkwood with 80 inches on the base. the conditions are great. we won't be putting any more snow down. >>> taking a look at the roadwaysw. retracking a few brake lights. dealing foggy spots this morning. be careful, hit the roadways, especially in the north bay. if are you going through the tri valley area. limited visibility an ir. we are seeing a bit of fog at the toll plaza. metering lights were turned on around 6:27 this morning. traffic slow across the upper deck heading in to san francisco. i have been watching some of our cameras trying to show you traffic conditions this is a look at the upper deck of the bay

district of northern california and said he is proud of his brother's work as a member of the 1984 u.s. sentencing commission. there, he developed sentencing guidelines still used today. >> it has brought order to sentencing and attempted to eliminate disparities. and it has tried to promote fairness and has not always succeeded. but i am proud of that. liz: in recent years, as the balance of the court kept to the riot, breyer, seen as a moderate liberal, has faced pressure to step down. >> there is a really urgent awareness among the political left that they would lose the opportunity to shape the supreme court for the next generation if they are not able to get every retirement possible. >> he fully understands politics plays a role in all of this. by the way, in a way, that is his philosophy, not that it is political, but that it is pragmatic. and part of pragmatism includes the political aspects of it. liz: his brother says he expects, after his report -- as retirement, justice breyer will relocate to cambridge, massachusetts, likely not the bay area. he says he asked -- he says he

at 1:30, northern california dr.tin luther king jr community foundation will have a series of events centered around justice. now, there are several events churches and organizations are putting on. we'll try to put some on our website later this morning. that's kpix.com. >> justin, thank you. >>> to commemorate the martin luther king, jr day of service president biden and first lady volunteered to help those in need. they helped fill food boxes today at a hunger relief organization in philadelphia. in southern california vendors will be celebrating in los angeles with live music and food. however due to rising cases organizers have postponed the annual mlk parade to june 19. >>> we are learning people are flooding santa clara county emergency rooms in search of covid tests and hospitals are struggling to keep up. according to recent county data over 7800 people visited santa clara ers in december. that's a jump from 7300 in november. it's unclear how many of the patients paid a visit for covid tests alone but health

time i went on the bench, in the early 19 80s, i was the first black female judge in all of northern californiathink about that, just 1982. today, there is this plethora of judges of color and women on these tv shows, the court shows. there are also many more. at the time that i came on, there were very few people that looks like me and very few women. the concern i had, and still have, because we need to do more, is that representation on the bench is so important. and i mean a diversity of representation. when you have people from different backgrounds coming in, the decisions they make me i believe, are more informed and when we see people in our courtrooms that look like us, the people that are in the cornrows feel like they have a stake in the system, they can maybe even aspire to hold positions like this. diversity and representation is tremendously important in our legal system, as well as any other system in this country. >> your book title starts with what works. let's talk about that for a minute. what is the good stuff that you love in our justice system? >> we have the best legal sy

it is dry across northern california. southern california could see a shower early on.s got a check of the roads with francis. >> green on most bay area freeways. keep in mind there's a lot of modified schedules out there. part is running on a saturday schedule and the san francisco bay ferry is operating on a normal weekday schedule for all of their routes. don't forget you still need to feed your meters. no problems in the north bay. 101 looks good all the way down the penins >> we are still waiting to hear back from chp about this sideshow on an oakland freeway. the drivers spend doughnuts across all the lands and traffic came to a standstill. we are hearing from the pilot who managed to crash land his damaged helicopter saving everyone on board. he is now out of the hospital and telling the story to gma. >> i remember flying in. it was a beautiful day. the next thing i remember is being on the ground. >> he was flying the helicopter when he crash landed next to a church. an infant patient only two months old and two medics were on board. he says he doesn't remember

they will not be alone because we are hearing that 45% of fans in northern california as far as the niners fans of the ticket sales that is coming from the other 20% of this ticket p- sales on 3rd parties, party sites coming from southern california altogether. that adds up. if you're not good with math, that adds up to 2 out of 3 seats at so fi stadium will be filled by niners fans. but it won't be cheap according to step out. >> this is certainly in demand game to say the very least. and it's trending to be the number one on super bowl nfl playoff game in our history. so currently beginning, price is around $600 with the average ticket price sold just over $1100. if you go to many locations and you can see the sports experts. >> they are predicting that the niners will win and get this. they are also predicting the kansas city chiefs to win and that sets up a rematch in the super bowl. but first, things first. they have a game this sunday and it will be in this afternoon or excuse me on sunday afternoon. all trends point to the niners going to the super bowl and for those fans who are go

and really, anybody in northern california knows people in southern california so there's ways aroundwhen the teams met at sofi stadium in inglewood for the final game of the regular season. it was as much as 49 years crowd as a rams crowd and embarrassment to the rams as other teams have done in the past, the rims tried to an end run within opponents fan band. really honestly, that was my first thought. was this illegal? i don't know the terms . howard washington is a professor of law and sports law at florida international university, saying that the privately built stadium gives the team and the nfl a lot of latitude a lot. there's no law in place that they would be running a running afoul of, but that would be quite different if so far i was publicly owned and really is not having fans from both teams part of the fun. football and the intense rivalry that we have both the state and federal government have the right to enact laws to prevent such fan bands. and maybe that's what the rams and ticketmaster were thinking when they banned their own band tom vacar ktvu fox two news, but

but otherwise most the rain up in far northern california.or tonight. but right now we're drying things out for the bay area, with the exception of the drizzle along the coastline. we could use that storm totals impressive almost 3 inches of rain in canfield almost an inch of rain petaluma get near a half an inch. almost 3 richmond almost 3 quarters. also in napa and over a quarter of an inch of rain in san francisco. looks like things are going to get a little wet again tonight into early tomorrow morning. and i think we'll start to dry things out just a little bit come thursday, high pressure going to take over the temperatures going to warm up a little bit. i think in the coming days and these real cold storms now friday is a different story friday. we've got a more significant storm system rolling in compared to what we've had over the last couple of days. i think that's going to pack a punch, especially for that early morning commute on friday, showers continuing in the afternoon saturday and sunday look good. and it looks like the long

giovanni lishi takes a look at the new challenges for northern california town that's still recoveringdixie fire. on the highway headed into this historic california town definitely been at the hands of mother nature will hear the sound of chainsaws and smell the charred trees. communities are the ones that or the foundation of the united states of america. this is the town of greenville, which the dixie fire burned to the ground last summer. there was no stopping it. there was nothing you could do. no fire department on its own could could fight this fire. now families are facing a familiar challenge. the weather, no power , no heat, no reliable water system. our power and water infrastructure had burned. now we're dealing with the snow on top of it all. last year, most of california dealt with extreme drought conditions, fueling the fires that burned an area equal to almost two million football fields. well that building is the oldest building or was the oldest building in greenville. these communities our the backbone of the united states of america, and they cannot be forgotten and

you have a couple raindrops on far northern california. more rain and some snow up in the pacific northwest dry for much of the bay area and well, all that moisture that we've had from all that rain. well, now we're starting to see some of that dense to leave fog. that ground fog developing outside tonight. we'll see more of that overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. so watch out for that temperatures kind of uniform outside mainly in the 50's around much of the bay area high pressure taking care of us for now that ridge will hold on for at least one more day. it will bring some dry weather, but we'll still see some lingering clouds and then we'll get back to the some rain looks like it's early as friday morning that could affect your commute. if you're headed out early the day on friday. temperatures for tomorrow. pleasant 50's almost 60 degrees in san jose. next couple days a return to a chance of a few more light showers come friday morning drying out by friday afternoon. looks like should be a dry weekend ahead. slight chance

there's a city called crescent city in northern california, near the oregon border that has been damaged by those events. in the 1900 sixty's. there was an enormous earthquake in alaska and the waves did come ashore and cause a lot of damage, but that was quite a long time ago. and as the recent decades, they worry in southern california about earthquakes. that might happen here in a very active size. make zone and people are much more preparing or anticipating or even worrying to a certain extent about the bigger earthquake that might happen in california rather than an assault by nature, from the sea. and what else are you hearing for from authorities at this early stage? could you just repeat some of those warnings that you did? explain to us at the sound of this in to be sure from the national weather service synonymy alert their tweet is saying, and a synonymy advisory is in effect, which means a dangerous wave is on the way the strong and unusual currents are expected along the coast. and in bays, arenas and harbors, people are urged to move to higher ground and stay away from the

trying all the way through the end of the month, which leaves us and a severe drought across northern california, the sacramento valley and the san joaquin valley as well. there's an area of low pressure right here, but it's taken a nose dive towards southern california is basically precipitation free, but it will cause a little bit of a pressure gradient so the winds will increase later on tonight. through our friday morning, otherwise sunny and nice. a string of sunshiny weather all the way through the weekend are averages are anywhere between two. four and five degrees above where we should be for this time of the year. blue canyons actual high this time of year is 48, but its sporting 53 degrees at this hour with no snow in the forecast over the weekend, we're calling for temperatures anywhere from 16 pacifica to 67 degrees and morgen ham tag on 1 degrees to that in gilroy. it's 68 degrees. mid sixties across dublin and pleasant in all the way into san ramon danville, also into the alamo area. tonight's lows not as cold as it was overnight instead of 34 in livermore were forecasting 37 degre

absolutely so parts of northern california with some of those storms that have moved in.unfortunately, we lost giovanni luigi in el dorado county. that was that report on greenville. we will thank him now, chief bonnie. thank you. all right. you still got me, julie. all right, let's go to you, bill. let's take it away. all right, so yeah. when he was going to answer about the drought. this rain has helped, certainly, but we got a long way to go. and that's always going to be our story. you hear me to speak of it all the time that this is the way the new the new the new reality. it's an old reality to in california is the idea that water we're never going to have enough of it based on population based on agricultural need based on everything, so let's get used to that and start not just crossing our fingers and hoping that it rains and hoping we get 100% or 200% average, let's start making actual concrete. um proclamations regarding water usage and how we're going to do it. australia did it, they crushed it by the way it can be done. okay so enough of that, um oh, actually

for northern california town still recovering from the dixie fire.way headed into this historic california town definitely been at the hands of mother nature will hear the sound of chainsaws and smell the charred trees. communities are the ones that or the foundation of the united states of america. this is the town of greenville, which the dixie fire burned to the ground last summer. there was no stopping it. there was nothing you could do. no fire department on its own could could fight this fire. now families are facing a familiar challenge. the weather, no power , no heat, no reliable water system. our power and water infrastructure had burned. now we're dealing with the snow on top of it all. last year, most of california dealt with extreme drought conditions, fueling the fires that burned an area equal to almost two million football fields. well, that building is the oldest building or was the oldest building in greenville. these communities our the backbone of the united states of america, and they cannot be forgotten and they need to be put b

at the moment, northern california is still under advisory as well. that is likely to continue from most of the day as they caught list advisory. and so we go for several hours where the waves are below a continuously below a certain level. so they expect that to go on for the next few hours me while people are being told to stay away from the water. but as i say, as you can see for the surface, at least i'm the joggers, vannador walkers and everyone else the volleyball players along the beach further along the coast there. they're taking very little notice about all right, thank you very much. los angeles for lavelle. you had the news, our life from london much more still ahead on the program. we looked at the diplomatic push to avert all our conflicts. western negotiators will had to ukraine as russia is accused of building a case for war sport. great. a for the bowlers and the 5th and final ashes test as england battle to avoid another defeat. ah, well the chinese capital beijing has reported its 1st community case of the army con variant of covert

going into sunday, monday, the only hope we had in northern california and the pacific northwest, taking early february, nothing showing up. when the niners take on the rams, hopefully better luck with the nfc championship game. it is going to be mild in southern california. cold start, mild day, cooler for the end of the week with more cloud cover. we are going to bring in bright skies again with offshore winds, sunshine tuesday and wednesday. let's see if we can break out of don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. shop crestwhitesmile.com. ♪ add downy to your wash for all the freshness and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel the difference with downy. ama: how would you like to go to the 49ers nfc championship game in late for free? dan: the rams may have tried to freeze is out of buying tickets, the niners are giving a few fans tickets for free. to the playoff run have given away tickets, ai

project. >> a big part of our broader strategy is to connect the central valley, central coast, northern californiaalifornia. zach: also on hand, local leaders in support is hoping to ella to fight trains by 2024. and the mayor says the governor's proposal could open up additional possibilities and also investments in infrastructure already in the works. >> we are excited to partner with bart on a new major transit connection coming to santa clara. zach: the governor's budget proposal needs to go to the state legislature. after that, a revision will be made for approval in june. for now, the governor expressed optimism for what can be done with the budget proposal. >> no other western democracy, the united states included, has outperformed california in economic growth the last five years. zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. larry: all those cargo ships you see docked in the bay waiting to get an open spot in the port of oakland will soon be disappearing. new rules lunch this week and require the 200,010 ships to stay 50 miles off the coast while they wait for their docking assignment times. the goal i

going into sunday, monday, the only hope we had in northern california and the pacific northwest, taking nothing showing up. when the niners take on the rams, hopefully better luck with the nfc championship game. it is going to be mild in southern california. cold start, mild day, cooler for the end of the week with more cloud cover. we are going to bring in bright skies again with offshore winds, sunshine tuesday and wednesday. sunshine tuesday and wednesday. let's see if we can break out of this tiny tacos big box is perfect- [speaking in unison] to share... jinx... tiny tacos big box... triceratops... get out of my head! my new $6 tiny tacos big box with three delicious dipping sauces. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for my cholesterol and my blood pressure. don't get me wrong, i still worry. just a little less. covered ca

. ♪ >>> general has been a dry month across northern california, feeding concerns about a multi-year. we were feeling good when december storms pumped up snow totals in this area. this month, there were records for all the wrong reasons. in northern california, shaping up to be the second driest january, ever. >> we need 20 to 21 inches more precipitation over the sierra to close out the season to finish at normal. >> tomorrow, the california department of water resources will do another snow survey at phillips station with a sense of how much water will run off into reservoirs later this year. >>> a storm that slammed the mid-atlantic over the weekend moved on but the cleanup remains the same with 12 inches falling in nine states this weekend, lot of snow. parts of massachusetts, rhode island and new york got more than two feet. the worst conditions were at the coast. at the height of the storm, nantucket streets were underwater. >> it was ridiculous when they said we had 20 inches of snow but after seeing those driveways, quite obviously, i was wrong. >> hopefully i can get out of

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in the bay area, and as aaron haft reports, santa cruz appeared to take the biggest hit in northern californiay, reminding people of a large tied that hit this very area back in 2000 and 11 today, people rushing to this very beach to see for themselves what would happen? these cars are getting pushed around, jumped on my bike and i just cruised down here to try and get a look at what's going on. and sure enough, the water was surging in that's josh hawley, and when he got to the santa cruz harbor, this is what he saw. yeah. so i came out this morning. once i heard that there was a tsunami alert and that would be good to come to the harbor and see what was going on. emergency responders kicking him out. he says he's thankful, saying he'd be under this water if he stayed where he was. hundreds of people coming to see what was happening. yeah we figured what you would come down and see. you know what the surgeon might look like here, and boat owners being kept off the docks for their safety. they say these river like currents aren't normal. so the docks were actually almost to the tops. they were

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. >> of our broader strategy is to connect the central valley central coast, northern california, southern california, the entire state. >> california. >> newsom's proposal also commits 10 billion dollars state funding over 2 years to move towards 0 emission cars. the governor says there's already millions of dollars in federal funding set aside for the cause. well, in national news, democrats push to pass federal voting rights legislation hit major roadblocks yestcrday. well, despite his best efforts, president joe biden was unable to convince moderate democrats in the senate to go along with a senate rule change to get for past. raquel martin is live in dc with the latest. good morning workout. good morning. will. it doesn't look like democrats will be able to get voting rights across the finish line. yesterday we saw with moderate democrats in the senate make their point very clear and quite frankly, it's the same point they've made for months now they are not comfortable with changing the rules saying they're concerned it could hurt bipartisanship in washington forever. >> was to god a

. >>> amid days of snowfall in northern california, tens of thousands of people are still in the dark in el dorado county. what you are looking at is georgetown east of auburn. the power went on sunday and they are working to restore it, but a lot of folks have been relying on propane tanks, and the problem is people are running out of that, too. >> if i ran it all day yesterday i would have no propane today. >> they will not have power restored until as late as next week. a pg&e spokesperson said downed lines and trees and roads are slowing down efforts to get those repaired. >>> looking out live this morning, kari has a look at the forecast because some of the wet weather has been affecting other parts of the bay. >> yeah, and some spots we have seen the rain off and on throughout the past 24 hours, and we have seen pretty decent rainfall totals for the northbound has well as san francisco where you are seeing some of the wet roads as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. we are also seeing rain on the peninsula as well as the east bay, just kind of skipping around the sout

as we look at the outlook for the next month, it does show that for northern california there's a possibility take it out of a drought, especially up around eureka. before the bay area, it looks like the drought could persist and we could see improvements if this storm pattern continues, and hopefully that will be the case. we are looking at rain off and on in the next few days, and our temperatures reaching 60 degrees by the middle of the week, and still a chance of showers off and on by friday, but it's clearing out in the mid to upper 50s for the inland areas. mike, do you have info for that fire along the bart line? >> i do. i was going to say there was a structure involved and we are checking on details on that, and the latest update from bart, and now there's a report that they are recovering and they have been given the green light to start the trains from richmond and el cerrito de norte. that will affect the cascade. recovery in place after that track side fire. a/c transit should be expecting to cancel that. the metering lights just turned out, so the traffic is viewed a little heav

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not just in northern california but also down in southern california as well. kickoff will be at 3:30. perfect tailgating weather at 64 degrees. even into the 70s in southern california. we are monitoring some winds heading into the weekend so we'll keep a close eye on that but it will be a lot of sunshine for the niners. right now, the current temperatures as we head out the door at home, we're in the 50s. a lot better than the 30s we started out. it still feels cloudy in some spots. if you're wonder berg the air quality, we were in the 50, 60s. it remains moderate down to santa clara valley because of the high pressure, we haven't really seen an opportunity with that. the forecasted high will be in the upper 60s. for the south bay, 67 in san jose. 69 in east san jose. almost in the 70s. we're nearing that 70s mark. as we head toward the south bay and east bay temps, we will notice that we'll see some high clouds in the forecast. that is for the weekend as well. it will dim into the 50s and 40s. once the system lingers through the weekend, that means that we'l