south and east novato, seven miles per hour.o alto reporting a north breeze, as well as mountain view between 5 and 10mph. so a bit of a variable wind out there. little breeze in our hills. mount saint helena reporting a 30mph coming in from the northeast. oakland north 30mph coming in from the northeast. so again, the similar pattern over the entire state of california as we shift over to southern california. this is where they are incredibly dry and the winds are expected to pick up. right now, we're seeing isolated gusts of 30 to 40mph, but could reach 70 at times, with the relative humidity down to about 10% into the afternoons. and as we know, a very, very dry when it comes to the vegetation, we are not going to see any rain this week, unfortunately. here's a look at the futurecast model and you can see the setup. you can see the ridge of high pressure here. with the clockwise motion you can see off of baja california the counterclockwise motion indicating the low. and we are just kind of caught in that pressure gradient be

in novato, visibility is down to zero. be really careful this morning and allow some extra time to get there. and san francisco also at times seeing no visibility due to the dense fog. as far as temperatures, we are starting out chilly with some upper 30s in the inland east bay and 40s elsewhere, where our high temperatures this afternoon will be a little bit lower compared to yesterday, as we get a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon. highs near 60 degrees. we'll talk about some minor changes as we go through the week that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. sounds good. we'll look forward to it. 632 right now, later this morning, oakland firefighters will call on the new city council to reopen two fire stations, which are closing down to save money. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live. bob, as you know from reporting over the years, you know, these stations are located in areas with a reputatation for metimes deadly fires. you are correct. good morning to you, chris and laura. the city of oakland a

we're tracking petaluma, novato, fairfield right now. we're down to zero miles.is why the dense fog advisory is in effect in these regions throughout the morning. just be aware of that. it's a slow go in the north bay as we track that low cloud cover. temperatures right now a mixed bag really upper 30s to the lower 50s. right now our cold spot is livermore at 39 degrees. some warmer air in ukiah and cloverdale at 51 and 50, respectively. we're at 48 in the city. good morning. palo alto. coming in at 42 degrees. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see this quick moving piece of energy. this low pressure is sliding through nevada this morning, and its track will create some windy conditions, especially later tonight into first thing tomorrow morning. that is why a red flag warning is in effect across southern california. pretty rare to have a red flag warning so late in the rainy season. highs today will be in the upper 50s. lower 60s here under a mix of sun and clouds tonight. the issue will be the winds. they will be gusty at times and when we

a woman says she was held at gunpoint and robbed near novato high by a group of teens. but no one was found. then on sunday, a girl was shot in the house and police showed up. the suspects was nowhere to be found. while investigators worked with school resource officers and police arrested 2 teen suspects one on monday and the other one on tuesday. 25 is expected to be a very busy year at the state capitol. governor newsom and legislative leaders are already speaking about their goals for the new year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look ahead. >> together, let's make this a year. we can all be proud governor gavin newsom and his wife first partner, jennifer siebel newsom delivering that message on this new year's day. it comes just days before state lawmakers are set to return to the capitol and right away. they will take part in newsom's special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars in state funding to california attorney general rob bonta and the california department of justice. all with the goal to help fund a future lawsuit against the trum

le apuntaron, debo decir, con una pistola cerca de la escuela novato. del condado marin, y el nuevo año también trae nuevos incrementos en las tarifas de peaje y transporte público de aquí del área de la bahía. fátima navarrete está en vivo desde una estación del bart porque el pasaje de esta agencia también va a aumentar. fátima, desde cuándo y de cuánto es el incremento? arlen? desde hoy. es decir, ya entró en efecto este incremento en las tarifas del bart a la hora de utilizar sus unidades. y estamos hablando de un promedio de 25 centavos más en la tarifa, todo dependiendo, eso sí, de la distancia que se viaje. pero déjenme decirles que esta no es la única agencia de nuestra zona que va a aumentar los precios. prácticamente desplazarse por el área de la bahía va a ser más caro este 2025, porque cruzar todos los puentes estatales de la zona costará un dólar más, es decir, 8 $ por peaje. al pasar por el puente de la bahía de san francisco, el bay bridge, pero también en los puentes de antioch benicia, carquinez, richmond■i÷san rafael bridge y n mateo d

but novato sold out. napa airport, also around parts of 80 around san pablo bay, petaluma, santa rosa, also out towards fairfield, cordelia, american canyon, hiddenbrooke anywhere around there. watch out for some thick fog, some on the peninsula. half moon bay, also on the san mateo coast, has zero visibility. a little northerly breeze in place. might pick up tonight. tomorrow, as the system digs into the to the east. there. 30s for a few. 40s for most. i mean, it's just 40s in there holding court, but even to the north, it's low 40s, even 50 bodega bay and 40s for marin county, napa, sonoma in there. so some of the colder temps look to be a little more south. 2831 truckee, south lake tahoe, reno at 32 up and over. some higher clouds will continue to kind of spill through. but boy, this is a strong ridge of high pressure and that's that's wrong. there is not one last system. we already had that last system. so we ignore this graphic. i don't know where that came from. it's a dry pattern for sure this week

santa rosa, guerneville, novato.d begin some rain in san francisco east bay by 8 a.m, then should fill in with widespread rain for the peninsula by 11 a.m. also the east bay. and when it comes to the storm system tomorrow, overall totals will be less than an inch. we'll get in on some heavy sierra snow. these are one day totals we'll likely see close to a foot at some of the highest levels. i've got more looks of that storm system and the wind it could bring with us. plus that weekend forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. okay, we'll see you then. thank you jeff. new at 11 tonight. crews will be working through the night to protect what's left of an east bay gas station that went up in flames. you're looking at it right there. happened in antioch this afternoon at the corner of lone tree way and rural road. at one point, you can see it there. the flames got so hot, so high. they threatened nearby businesses. nbc bay area's emma gaugh shows us the significant damage it left in its path. the fire torched this car rep

two miles now getting better from novato to santa rosa. and a look from our sutro tower camera.eas of fog this morning over the weekend, large breaking waves. so the day with the most dangerous conditions is today, saturday. then things quiet down on sunday. the dry pattern takes hold. we are warmer for the second half of the weekend, then much warmer for the week ahead with those dry conditions continuing. 12 to 14 foot breakers here along the north coast, san francisco. so all along the pacific, dangerous breaking waves up to 25ft. so keep that in mind if you're headed to the shoreline throughout the day. today we see advancing high clouds, and that system sets up overhead as we get into early next week. and that's going to provide the wind and the warmth for sunday morning. some clouds. then we are looking at partly cloudy skies in the afternoon, and we get sunnier on monday afternoon. and then monday night the offshore winds take hold. the windiest days should be tuesday and wednesday, and temperatures will be well into the 60s throughout the week ahead. this is the south ba

as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, we're headed up to 62 degrees in novato. today.may be slightly cooler in parts of the north bay, but overall we're still back in the mid to upper 60s. for the south bay. we had some low 70s in parts of the north bay yesterday, but we're going to see this weather on repeat throughout the weekend with some mid to upper 60s and then just a touch cooler on sunday, with a high of 62 expected in san francisco and 60 in dublin. there may even be some upper 50s in livermore, there will be a quick moving area of low pressure just off to our east. that's going to create a pressure gradient, that's going to make those winds flow faster between saturday and sunday. but as this high pressure remains in control across the region,t's going to block any chances of rain for quite a while. and we just got the word that we officially have an la nina developing. and what that means is in the equatorial pacific, the trade winds that move off towards the west are building up a pool along the equator of some cooler than normal water temperatures, and so

north of there though, you are tapping the brake lights as you head out of novato into san rafael gettle bit crowded in that area. live look at 880, the nimitz near the coliseum. little crowded here especially northbound if you are headed to bay bridge from there, you will have a few brake lights getting into the maze and busy here heading sfo san francisco. the metering lights are officially on and here's the current travel times heading out the door. >>> well, here in the bay area, we're all very grateful to not be feeling the direct impact from the l. a. fires but that may not be true for very long. john ramos is about to show you, changes to the way the insurance industry is regulated may mean we're all going to be paying for at least a part of the cost to rebuild in southern california. >> reporter: one look at the devastation in pacific palisades and it's pretty clear we're entering a new world when it comes to fire insurance. carl susesman is an industry expert whose home and office are both in one of the evacuation zones. >> this level of devastation is just -- we're not meant

notice the north bay valleys from novato into santa rosa. it is thick down to even a quarter mile in some areas, and that dark shade of gray stretches through the delta as well as the carquinez strait. you will find this on the early morning drive. a better look at what we're seeing outside our doors at this hour, including the high surf advisory and what we can expect for the weekend coming up. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit. rosemary happening today a very exciting saturday morning in the city of santa cruz. >> that's right. the city's historic municipal wharf is scheduled to open at 10:00 this morning. today's ceremony comes nearly two weeks after huge waves caused a 150 foot section of that pier to collapse and fall into the ocean. remember these remarkable pictures? city leaders made that surprising decision to reopen the wharf after a team of engineers conducted a series of high tech tests, and they determined that the 100 year old wharf is safe to reopen. >> our staff felt a sense of urgency to reopen as quickly as we could, und

windsor 30 novato. lafayette. campbell atherton 31, sonoma 32. i should add fairfax and marin county is also 31. orinda and dublin in the east bay are both also as well as 31. there are many that are around 31 or 32. menlo park is 32 degrees. santa rosa is 32, livermore is 31 and fremont 35. there's just plenty to go around. frost advisory takes us until 9:00. i think this will be a common theme here going forward here. and there's more cold air really on the way as we get into the weekend. the breeze has come way down. there'll still be a slight easterly breeze, but it is just it's just really quiet. there's not much i can tell you, except we'll get a lot of sunshine. it's just, you know, it's not going to be very warm. not like last week when we had temperatures in the 70s. now we're looking at upper 50s and low 60s. so it's dry, but it's also on the cool side. all right. sal is here. 731. east bay, i'm guessing conjecture. >> yeah. you're right. east bay. steve. highway for our friends there from loveridge road, slowing westbound all the way t

we've got to 14 degrees colder this morning in novato. we are a couple of degrees colder in livermore as well as concord, but concord 37 degrees outside your door. yesterday was chilly enough. now you're even a little bit cooler. but some of our areas in the north bay valleys that were in the 50s yesterday morning, now in the 30s as well, 39 over santa rosa. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs for today as well as the extended forecast after the break. >> thank you rosemary. amid the devastation in southern california, there is a bright light of hope, people coming together to help their community out. ktvu tom vacar reports from pasadena call it a feeling of friendship. >> flash mob. hundreds of people showed up for an opportunity suggested online by pasadena's job center, to volunteer time to clean up the rose bowl. city's windblown and debris cluttered public parks. lin li works in pasadena and came from her home in nearby arcadia on the weekend just to help. >> i think nowadays we live in like the age of social media, so a lot of

novato, even sfo, half moon bay and then of course up to petaluma and santa rosa. so that's where the main focus continues to be to the north. but some pockets out in solano county. there it is. they've also finally included that parts of the east bay, solano county and along the san mateo coast. i knew they would just have to catch up after we get a little bit of activity up in the mountains. see that little system skirting them right there? so maybe a few little snow showers up there. that system will crank up the wind for southern california tomorrow. i think we'll get wind in the hills tomorrow. not sure it'll make it to the surface, though. 30s and 40s, menlo park and mountain view at 39 degrees. a lot of 40s, though. atherton in there as well. los altos and then 50 at pillar point. there is a slight offshore breeze, so 30s, 20s up in the mountains. nothing changing there, although a few little isolated showers there today. little snow flurries or so. everything though goes up and over. so look for highs mainly in the 60s. unless you're stuck in that fog, you'

upper 30s, petaluma and novato with visibility reduced in the north bay.hen it's mid and upper 50s today under partly sunny conditions. >> all right lisa, thank you. and thank you all for >>> i don't believe i ordered a wake-up call, mikey. >> let's talk. more pain, marshmallow boy. you call yourself a monster? scary feet, scary feet. the kids are awake. okay. kids asleep. >>> i don't believe i ordered a wake-up call, mikey. >> let's talk. more pain, marshmallow boy. you call yourself a monster? scary feet, scary feet. the kids are awake. okay. kids asleep. >> whit: that's like gio's workout every morning. back on "gma" with a bit of sully's morning workout from "monsters inc." but kick starting your new year's exercise routine doesn't have to be scary. >> gio: unless you see us doing the work. >> janai: exactly. so get ready. coming up, we will help you start with kettlebell moves that you can do at home, no gym membership required. we will all be doing them. >> whit: i'll be eating kettle corn while you're working with kettlebells. >> janai: that sounds

so looking at visibility in novato, we're down to zero as far as the current visibility. and it's been fluctuating. so i've been looking at half moon bay at times. it's at zero right now it's at eight. so the fog is moving around. and we're seeing at times some clear visibility than other times. just be careful because you may run into a wall of fog where visibility quickly drops off. but we're also going to be watching the coastline for another reason. the waves will be building today, and we are going to have a beach hazard statement going into effect as we go into later tonight, into the day tomorrow. some of those breakers may build anywhere from 15 to 20ft. we do have a storm that is well off the coast. that's building up some of those bigger waves, but for us, we are enjoying some quieter weather compared to what we've seen recently. and then we are seeing some rain, as well as a chance of sierra snow with what we call an inside slider. so that's an area of low pressure that doesn't come in from the coast, but is more moving from north to south. and we're seeing tha

it will be 62 in novato and same in san francisco.s is the same weather we've had throughout the past week or so, with sunshine, breezy winds, and warmer than normal temperatures. and we'll talk about some slight changes coming up in our microclimate forecast in just a few minutes. all right. thanks, gary. well, could it be joe biden's final visit as first lady? just ahead on today in the bay, we break down what's on her agenda thi week in san francisco as she winds down her time in the spotlight. and we'll hear from melania trump as well. plus, donald trump says he will help out california wildfires. and helping out our friends who are suffering during those wildfires in southern california. the donation drives this weekend here in the east bay. stay with us. you're (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. dave's been very excited about s

meanwhile, temperatures now 70 degrees reported in novato, 68 in san francisco, mid 60s in walnut creek are anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above average for this time of year. and today, perhaps not even the warmest day. take a look at the extended forecast where wednesday into thursday, we do expect to remain with those very warm conditions even as we get into the weekend. temperatures are going to fall off just a little bit, but still very nice, with mostly sunny skies and at least a few degrees above average. and speaking of the dry weather, right now it looks like we may be 1 or 2 weeks out before we actually see a decent storm that could change this time of year. and, you know, we typically do get a little bit of a dry spell in january. but for southern california, that just seems concerning, of course, bleak. >> i mean, that fire we just reported on really tells the story. yes. all right, rosemary, thank you. well, some are staying bundled up inside for the snowstorm hitting the east coast. others geared up to go play in the snow. >> it's like fresh powder. it's amazing what a way

up by ten degrees in oakland compared to yesterday, up by nine in novato. a lot of 60s out there earlier today. and we're still holding on to that 65 in oakland right now, 66 in novato tomorrow morning. temperatures will be a little bit on the cool side, low 40s to low 50s and will still have a bit of wind out there. wind advisory expires at 10 a.m. and into the afternoon under breezy conditions. not quite as windy as today. we are going to remain dry and mild. we are going to have temperatures above average all the way through the rest of the business week and into the weekend, looking at low to mid 60s for saturday and sunday. christina. >> rosemary. thank you. more news coming up for you this afternoon on the four. but we give you this live look of the oakland coliseum and interstate 880. not even bad out there. it's the first full week of the new year, people back to work and school, but it is smooth sailing in both d ecti vegas. the next generation of tech products are set to be on display. this event gives people around the world access and insight in

they own a beach themed clothing shop in novato, but lives in santa rosa and remembers what it was like when she would have to evacuate her home in 2017. >> and with explosion after explosion after explosion. i went outside. everybody on the street was already packing. i was like oh my gosh, we need to pack, so we started packing and it is just kind of weird the stuff you would grab. i mean, i was a little up b organized. i would grab my most fanniest dresses, like the stuff i knew i couldn't replace. yet, i didn't have any socks or any underwear. i would have shoes. >> reporter: that's why she started a clothing drive donating a bunch of new inventory and taking contributions from her clients. >> a woman came yesterday, where she brought these nice coats that are brand new. >> reporter: from her experience, she knows practical items will be needed, but so will some things to help ease the emotional toll as well. >> trying to just get regular clothing together that i know everybody is going to use and plus i'm donating the stuff that maybe someone had something like that in their closet

and closer to the surface, we've got winds gusting in novato to 22. airport reporting 39, concord, 32 and fairfield, 30. and coming in from the north means if you're on i-80, it's kind of pushing up against your car. so a lot of folks out there kind of holding tight to the will have a better look at what we can expect moving forward all the way into your weekend, coming up in the extended forecast. >> thank you. rosemary. with strong wind gusts returning to the forecast, crews in southern california are preparing for another difficult week. the fires across the southland have now left at least 24 people dead and destroyed more than 12,000 homes, schools, businesses and other structures. 92,000 people remain under evacuation orders. fox's connor hansen is in los angeles county, where firefighters are bracing for potential flare ups due to dangerous red flag conditions. >> nearly a week after several wildfires started to tear through the los angeles area, firefighters are seeing some progress, but officials are warning this fight is far from over. >> th

if you live near novato near santa rosa, you know the drill, take it slow. let's start with that because as you look behind me, that gray sky matches gianna and reads gray jackets. i think that is the reason why they were that on this monday and that is my personal opinion. this is what is happening, the fog is holding on tight to the north bay until 10:00 a.m. and then it will lift and we will see partly cloudy skies this afternoon and daytime highs will hold on tight to upper 50s and lower 60s. anywhere from santa rosa all the way into novato, san francisco in the upper 50s just like fremont and all the way into the santa clara valley we go and we are mixed with 50s in cities and store today. the dense fog advisory stretches from the marin headlands all the way up into areas like santa rosa , with a low visibility at the surface level. take it slow on the roads and give yourself plenty of space. as we take a look at fog future cast, notice how we advance the clock to 4:00 this afternoon and we are pretty much cleared up along the coast and we could see som

novato, 64 in san francisco. so not quite as warm as yesterday when we actually broke records, but again, still feels very much like spring. even heard the birds chirping this morning. they are thinking it's spring as well. 64 degrees, the afternoon high expected for san francisco. upper 60s over san jose and 66 expected over santa rosa. as we get into the weekend here, notice our temperatures are very mild into saturday. do begin to cool off a bit more sunday monday into tuesday, but perhaps the bigger headline. of course, garcia is going to be that wind that returns to the bay area as well as southern california. more on that coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you rosemary. coming up, an early morning earthquake rocks parts of the bay area. then within just the past hour or so, a follow up from mother nature. what those who felt the jolt say a ut the reminder that (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to

vonnell osmidoff owns a beach-themed clothing shop in novato, but she lives in santa rosa and remembers what it was like when she had to evacuate her home in 2017. >> explosion after explosion after explosion and i went outside and everybody on the street was already packing and i'm like oh, my gosh, i think we need to pack. so we started packing and it's just kind of weird the stuff that you grab. i mean i was a little unorganized and i grabbed my most fanciest dresses like the stuff that i knew i couldn't replace, yet i didn't have any socks. i didn't have any underwear. i didn't have shoes. >> reporter: that's why she started a clothing drive donating a bunch of new inventory and taking contributions from her clients. >> a woman came yesterday and she's brought these nice coats that are brand-new. >> reporter: from her experience, she knows that practical items will be needed, but so will some things to help ease the emotional toll as well. >> trying to just get regular clothing together that i know everybody will use, plus i'm donating the stuff that maybe someone had something like

the houses here at mexico city, catalina ruiz. novato is an activist and director of volcanic us magazine, a digital publication. she says the president has stuck to her election promises. in the 1st 100 days. the shooting bubbles government is counter tendency from what we're seeing in the region that is starting to more conservative outdoors. daria and regina and governments and, well, all kinds of that. and she's a woman with a more progressive agenda. i think that in this 100 days there have been no surprises. and i say this is a good thing because she's not a non predictable leader. she's very committed to that project that her party has. um, and this is what she's, she's doing what she said. she was going to do this comp, this it's good and bad because they are parts of the moreno's project that are very problematic because a lot of power there are given to the military. that is very concerning. the judiciary reform, or the people tend elected judges to popular abroad. and that can open a gateway for anti rights movements. uh to, to take back some policies for double word abortion.

in the meantime, fire stations like this one here in novato remain fully staffed. in marin county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> all right, cornell, thank you for that. now, those fires have many of us here in the bay area thinking about disaster preparedness. and that was emphasized yesterday morning when a minor earthquake shook us here in the bay area. the quake was centered about three miles off the coast of san francisco's ocean beach, not far from the zoo. and it hit just minutes after 7 a.m. the usgs puts the magnitude at 3.6. there were no reports of injuries or damage, but we did report three recorded aftershocks, all in the magnitude two range. they were all too small to trigger an alert on the myshake app, and also too small for a tsunami warning. whether it's the fires in la, though, or earthquakes closer to home, the signs are clear. now is the time to get your emergency kit ready. we've all been talking to experts this week about what exactly you need to pack for them are to help you and your personal self and your family get through a couple of days without ite

at 70 degrees, but temperatures already cooling 50 degrees right now in san francisco, mid 40s in novato, 47 in livermore. again, we started out the day with a system that kind of worked through a california, brought gusty conditions to parts of the bay area. wind advisory even issued for our north bay hills, but that was canceled earlier today as the winds began to fall below the advisory level. that low is now parked off southern california and continuing to bring the gusty conditions to that area. and as we've been speaking about now, the red flag warning for them as well, not for us. for us, we'll go with partly cloudy, mostly clear into the overnight hours. and again, a chilly start expected for tomorrow. the winds have calmed down considerably. we're looking at just a light breeze over the north bay, central bay and towards the peninsula, as well as the south bay. palo alto, you are calm at the moment. mountain view reporting a five miles per hour. the futurecast here, continuing with the dry, clear conditions into tomorrow mornin. and the frost advisory begins 1:00 this morning or

to get here by the time we get into friday morning over the north bay, we're talking santa rosa, novato, napa, maybe some of this rn to san francisco by 8:00 in the morning. then this would hit the east bay peninsula around 11 a.m. and then continue in the south bay here through the early afternoon. this will certainly be gone by the time we get into friday night. rain totals on this not very high trace amounts to aut a quarter inch for most of us, although we could get in on about a third inch a third of an inch up towards guerneville, santa rosa and napa. so not worried about those rain totals. now, if you're doing any traveling tomorrow, kind of heading back after the holidays, you got to get on some sort of a work trip. we got that rain up in seattle. portland could slow you down. rain, snow mix in missoula, some wind in boston and 43. and no huge problems for the central or lower third of the u.s. on the 7-day forecast. we're dry this weekend. upper 50s and low 60s across the bay area, so we'll start it off dry next week. but it will be good to kind of dry it out and get in some su

as many as 21 degrees colder in napa down 20 degrees compared to last night at this hour in novato down 12 degrees in san jose and down 9 in francisco. so wow, what a change. so let's see these temperatures. okay. 40's 50's. 43 degrees in half moon bay and in san francisco, 50, 40 in fairfield. 48 calistoga. so it's not terribly chilly. but wow, what a difference a day makes. here's the forecast model. high pressure is in control of our weather and it continues to be in control. quite a few days. you see this. high-pressure can actually texas from the storms. storms go up and over the raindrops go up and over and look at this. day after day through the weekend into monday into tuesday. it is dry and dry. weather is in our forecast for quite a long time. probably through the end of the month is quite possible. forecast lows overnight tonight we're in the 40's for the most part. forecast highs tomorrow. we are in the 60's for the most part. and a look ahead shows beautiful conditions. it is just cookie cutter. day after day. it's sunshine, beautiful weather, but it drops off a little bit

and that's in san francisco novato north bay areas. plus 9 in napa warm. a lot warmer everywhere. 8 degrees warmer in heyward. 7 degrees. warmer in so what a beautiful afternoon. beautiful air quality. in most areas we have good air quality. it's moderate in napa. so we're really lucky because we have a lot of moisture in the air from all in the in the atmosphere and also in the fuels from all the recent rains. and that means weekend. >> to enjoy these beautiful conditions and less of a chance of fire. although we have really gusty winds. some areas overnight are going to really gusty, especially in the ridges. we could see 40, 50 mile per hour gusts where you see these areas of >> magenta and the purples and the reds. so very gusty winds, but they die down overnight. >> so by tomorrow morning when the sun rises at 7.25, the winds are really unremarkable. and through the day they remain that way. so here is the headline for you. we have a wind advisory that's in effect till tomorrow morning. and beach hazards for breaking waves to 20 mile to 20 feet high p

notice novato 62 san francisco will remain in the 60s for your saturday forecast. so no big changes when it comes to those temperatures. we're going to keep that around through the weekend. and here's what we're looking at ahead. now. we do have the possibility of seeing more wind heading into saturday and sunday. the winds right now another dry offshore event. we're talking from the north northeast. it's going to impact us here locally, but also down through parts of southern california. we could see those gusts once again, not only ramping up tonight into torrow for socal, but also into sunday, monday and tuesday of next week. that dry weather will continue. this is taking it all the way through january 12th. you'll notice we've got a system just to our east. but aside from that, this high pressure is keeping any sort of rain out of our forecast, keeping things to the north. and we're going to remain dry here. so of course we'll have to monitor that potential wind event once again heading into the weekend for southern california temperature wise here for the next

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still zero visibility in novato and santa rosa. and then we're also seeing that moving through san francisco down to san carlos and through the delta. but it is all clear in san jose, and we're going to have a hazy day turning windy later on this evening into tomorrow. and we are going to continue with dry weather, at least for the next week. we'll talk about what concerns we have with this forecast that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. thanks so much, kari. antioch leaders are expected to announce a new acting police chief tomorrow. the current interim chief, brian addington, is retiring again. he actually came out of retirement last year for a temporary take over. the choice to replace him on an interim basis is not yet known. this all follows a recent agreement to move the department past the racist text messaging scandal. last friday, the city reached a settlement with the justice department that includes a plan to hire an outside consultant within 90 days, along with a community engagement liaison. san francisco

. >> in novato a boutique owner who had to evacuate her santa rosa home in 2017 has now started a clothing drive. she is collecting practical items that will be needed in the days and the weeks to come. there are a number of ways for you to get involved as well. just go to redcross.org/cbs to donate. you can also call 1-800-red cross or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> a pair of san francisco police officers injured after a chase comes to a crashing halt, what we have learned about what sparked this pursuit. >>> with just one week left in office, president biden making a move that's raising eyebrows in silicon valley, the rules that could shape the future of the tech industry. >>> and more than just people impacted by the fires in southern california, we'll introduce you to one of the many bay area animal shelters helping our four-legged friends who have also been collecting some much needed donations. >> we had 300 inquiries right away what can i do? what can i help with? - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. i

guerneville, santa rosa, novato getting in on the rain. we'd see that continue to develop over marin, napa, sonoma counties through 8:00 and then dropping some wet weather in san francisco over to concord, eventually making it down through the peninsula, east bay and close to the south bay by 11 a.m. and then there still will be some rain in the south bay here by 1 p.m, but this really gets out of here as we head through tomorrow night. rain totals not extremely high. i think overall we're averaging about a quarter to half inch for a lot of the bay area. you'll see 50/600 here in santa rosa, but much less to the south bay, just 18 hundredths here in san jose. okay, jeff, before you go, i want to ask you about the sierra snow. today was the first snow survey of the season. today's measurement shows that the snow pack at 108%, just above the average we see this time of year. so is that good enough? i know it's really early in the snow season, but what are you seeing? well, i think at this point it's just a great measure of where we are at ri

las ráfagas actualmente se encuentran en la zona de santa rosa en esas 20 millas novato con 18.do napa, debo decir. y al sur. estamos entonces en ese rango de las 20 y las 30 millas en la zona de san francisco. yo regreso más adelante con el informe completo. perfecto. muchas gracias, marcelo. esta semana comenzó un nuevo programa en san josé con el que buscan remover las casas rodantes de ciertas zonas de esa ciudad. y aunque el alcalde señala que al mismo tiempo ellos van a estar ampliando para que las familias tengan alternativas y se pueda ayudar a estas personas, como nos cuenta fátima navarrete, hay críticas bastante fuertes hacia esta iniciativa. olive, por sus siglas en inglés, es el nombre del programa piloto que puso en marcha san josé para despejar de ciertas calles de la ciudad. más de 400 casas rodantes, casas rodantes en que tenemos personas sin hogar y en lugares que no son, que son peligrosos. identificaron 30 sitios donde están actualmente este tipo de vehículos para convertir esas calles en zonas temporalmente prohibidas de estacionarse aquí en esta calle. hace

toyotaese. rpond novatos actuaron rápidamente para salvar a un bebé que estaba siendo ahorcado.ntamos que pg&e destinará 400.000 $ para ayudar a comunidades afectadas por desastres naturales o necesidades climáticas. le distribuidos son a través deldos programa de subvención de centros de resiliencia. se dará prioridad a proyectos que aborden situaciones vulnerables y la fecha límite para presentar solicitudes ya es el 31 de enero. y ahora sí, finalizando ya oficiales encontraron a un bebé mono araña durante una inusual parada de tráfico en el condado madera. ay, pobrecito. el conductor de un rolls-royce viajaba hacia el norte por la ruta estatal 99 cuando los oficiales lo detuvieron por exceso de velocidad. el conductor fue arrestado por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol y posesión de cannabis para vender. ahora, en cuanto al bebé mono araña. bueno, fue llevado al zoológico de oakland para recibir la atención adecuada. qué historia esta como yo fuera de lugar fuera jajajajajaja. que tenga un buen >> esta tarde de noticias telemundo se revelan mÁs detalles sobre el ataque

. >> all right, so that marin strike team is comprised of novato fire central, marin southern, marin, san rafael, tiburon and skywalker ranch. the marin county division chief reiterating despite the number of resources headed to southern california, marin county fire stations are staffed and ready for any emergencies here in the bay area as well. tonight, many evacuees, heartbroken as they wait for confirmation on whether their homes have been destroyed. many evacuated at the last minute after doing all they thought they could to protect their homes. >> once we saw the front neighbor's house catch on fire, that's when we decided to leave, and putting water on the house actually worked because only the garage burned down. >> my heart just breaks for all my neighbors who have lost their homes, and i hope their insurance companies pull through and they can move forward and rebuild. >> president biden, alongside governor newsom, went to visit a fire station in santa monica today. the president met with california fire officials, vowing continued support for the state. >> we're prepared fo

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so we're headed for the mid 60s for today. 66 in oakland, 64 in novato and san francisco, up to 64 degreesat will repeat tomorrow and maybe even slightly warmer for some spots. and then we continue that warming trend through thursday as the sunshine continues and the wind calms down as well as we look ahead to see when we could get some more rain here. high pressure in control and not a chance of rain in the forecast through at least the middle of next week. so with this dry weather pattern, we look very closely at these days during the month of january, because usually we're getting most of our rainfall for the year. during the months of december, january and february, with january measuring the most amount of rainfall. so where do we stand at this point? santa rosa had so much rainfall on the early end of that, with the atmospheric rivers we had in december that we are still 12in above normal, and san francisco is about an inch above what we typically see for this date. while oakland, livermore and san jose are now running a deficit for the rainfall. so we will most likely continue with

coming back, all that evaporation taking place so we can barely see a thing as we make it up into novato. santa rosa. less than a mile there. so if you do have to travel anywhere this morning, be careful with that. we see some patchy fog starting to form around the tri-valley. we'll watch that and down into morgan hill. also that quarter mile visibility. and it extends and gets worse into the central valley. the numbers are also cold. so once we have that moisture coming in yesterday, the clouds, the absence mostly of it today is bringing down those numbers once again into the 30s. 39 santa rosa, 37 calistoga. and we continue with those low 40s out there in livermore. brentwood at 42. 39 in boulder creek and 40 degrees right now in morgan hill. and the day will really progress like this will stay cool mostly in the upper 50s in our inland valleys with those clouds lingering around. the forecast looks better for tomorrow and into next week, so i'm working on that seven day and i'll show you coming up at seven kira. sounds good cynthia. thanks. also coming up at seven this morning on today

fairfax 36 novato petaluma sonoma is in there now windsor. healdsburg as well. others, though are at 50. 54 bolinas, 50 bodega bay 50 sausalito. so coast. anywhere near around the bay is above average. inland, much cooler. 21 carson city and reno. 816 in truckee. a little cold there that you can see the signature of the high pressure and the offshore. although the pressure gradient is relaxing. and probably the problem is, though, there's a series of these lows that will keep dropping into nevada and then retrograde back into southern california. and i think a stronger one is on tap for probably monday night, tuesday, which will pick up the wind speeds again. there's just nothing showing up really for us here, not even out to the 24th. and man, when it's dry, it's just it's ugly, dry. and that's the way it is waiting on a sunny day. you won't have to wait long. once we get there, it will be sunny for all today. 60 to 70 degrees. >> all right. thank you. steve. a night market in chinatown was held as part of a celebration marking the swearing in of a new mayor. w

so big spread on these temps here. 45 fairfax. 34 novato 35. yet petaluma 55. so there's some big spreads here in areas not that far apart. napa 55 as well, along with healdsburg 16. truckee 21. south lake tahoe to reno is 22. and there is just nothing in our favor. sunny, breezy to windy on your monday. there is no rain in sight. i'm almost thinking we'll go through the rest of the month without any rain is kind of the way it's looking. unless something changes around the 30th or so, but it's a windy pattern, not only for us, but the wind will be picking up in southern california throughout the day into tuesday, blowing in the wind wall to wall sun, that's for sure. temperatures not as warm as last week. they'll be in the low 60s to a few mid 60s. >> thank you steve. a serious crash in the east bay. what we are learning from the chp about what happened. >> and one fire marshal from santa rosa was sent down to the eaton fire in southern california. his effort, and that of others from local firefighters to help out in his desperate time - man, i need some seriou

upper 50s in the marina, the mission at 62 and for the north bay 62 as well in sonoma, right here in novato3 rainfall chances. doesn't look good for us. it's january. this can be one of our most active going to push everything way up towards canada and alaska into the next ten days. i got to tell you, we may not actually get in on some good rain chances here until the beginning of february, so we're missing out on a big chunk of our rain season here with that high pressure right here in san francisco. 50s to 60s for highs. and we got plenty of 40s in the mornings next several days. and across the inland valleys, also 50s and 60s for highs 30 to 40s across the mornings. we are tracking those fire conditions and what's happening in southern california. and of course we'll have more updates. all right. thank you, jeff. let's move on. happening now. it's president biden's final week in office tonight. he says he's forgiving more student loans. he's relieving debt for more than 150,000 people. the majority are for people who attended schools that, quote, defrauded their students, and also for pu

mateo, 65 palo alto, also low to mid 60s in san francisco and for the north bay 65 in ukiah, 67n novato. how about rain chances? it's january, after all. this is usually a pretty strong month for us, and what you'll see is storms are out here, but they're continuing way off towards alaska and canada all the way at least through january the 16th, the way things are playing out right now. so somewhat unusual. start here to january as it does look dry. maybe for the next two weeks in our forecast. you'll see temperatures will be in the 60s as we head through this week. we'll have more checks of course, on the wind, and we'll be following that through tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening as well. pretty serious. yeah. all right. jeff, thanks. bold and brazen. but are they connected? the rash of business break ins that have oakland burglary stretching over two days are connected. police say at least four businesses were hit between 3 and 4 this morning, including two safeways on redwood road and fruitvale avenue. this comes after another safeway and a smoke shop were brok into early sunday

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el mercurio en novato 60 grados. a notar como suben esas temperaturas no solamente en san francisco, sino que también hacia el interior. así que disfruten de su fin de semana, pero con mucha precaución en nuestra bella costa. esto mi parte. muy buenas noches. gracias. bueno, aquí lo va a ver ahí en segundos. captado en cámara. el momento cuando un tornado tocó tierra en el norte de california este viernes, se logra observar como columnas de aire pasan y giran violentament, extendiéndose hasta el suelo de este campo. hasta las 18:00 de la tarde hubo una advertencia de tornado en las ciudades de singleton mountain y point creek, con granizo del tamaño de una moneda de 25 centavos. takano, ihop. y esto también quedó captado en cámara. el arresto del medallista olímpico de velocidad fred kerley, luego de un enfrentamiento con la policía de miami beach. curley, de 29 años y residente del suroeste del condado de miami-dade, intercambió palabras con los agentes, se desató una pelea física y fue derribado al suelo y sometido