patel. missed everything, and somehow, as if by magic, his wrong results were virtually identical to the phoney numbers we gave him. for arsenic, for lead, for sibutramine. even for selenium, the thing that caused people's hair to fall out. the bottom line is, dr. patel signed off on dangerous products we could have sold all across the country. we took our findings to the fda, the government agency responsible for supplements. >> reporter: we had poisons including lead and arsenic that the lab didn't find. does that surprise you? >> for some labs, unfortunately, no. >> reporter: daniel fabricant is the new man in charge of supplements at the food and drug administrati administration. he's soft-spoken, but serious, he said, in cracking down on supplements. if the government knows about the problem, you might think they have a program to inspect labs. think again. >> reporter: independent labs, are they ever inspected by the fda. >> at the present, we're focused on the manufacturers and distri

please welcome dev patel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how you doing?somed into a grown man. >> i have trying to -- it's not filling in. >> jimmy: you look older. >> this is four weeks of growth. it really is. >> jimmy: don't even bother. count your bless, every day when you have to shave, it's no fun at all. >> i guess. >> jimmy: the last time you were here, as i recall, you revealed your hotel. you told everyone -- >> i thought i was going to get away from that. i gave away my room number, the hotel i was staying in, yeah. i was fresh off the boat. >> jimmy: would you like to do that again? >> okay, i'm in -- >> jimmy: you are in a hotel now? >> no, i have a local tv show on hbo. so i'm a local hire now. >> so you're living here? >> for a little while. >> jimmy: what show? >> it's called "the newsroom." it's aaron sorkin's new show. >> jimmy: that is cool. you get to talk fast in the show? >> yeah, i play the geeky technological dude. and i have a blackberry and i had it three years and i just figured out how to use the e-mail on it. i'm really bad. i

up next, "slumdog millionaire" star dev patel. tavis: is a knack dev patel to who starred in the film." "slumdog millionaire this summer you can catch him in the hbo series." "the newsroom he is also starring in." "the best exotic marigold hotel >> you have found your way to the states by my beloved father that i have raised from the ruins of his broken dreams and name to the best exotic marig elo. ld i yes -- hotel. i use these words deliberately. who knows how many days you have left. we are most honored you have chosen to spend that time with us. please. let me through. my brother is a doctor. [laughter] i do not now tavis: whether to ask you about getting the accent right or the all-star cast. >> that scene was telephone -- terrifying because the character i play he is a, showman. there are many scenes where he is trying to win over the crowd and the crowd in the this scene consisted of judi dench, maggie smith, i remember looking around and been terrified because everyone is staring. i feel like they have x-ray vision. it was

. >> def patel and music from glen fr i think they are getting married! it's been a tumultuous week for the president. they held a democratic primary in west virginia and yesterday, an unknown candidate got 41% of the vote. he's serving 17 and a half years for making threats at the university of new mexico in 1999. it's going to be something. we had our first african american president. keith judd can be the first president with a super mullet. i'm not sure how he launched the campaign from prison. he was able to pay the $2500 entry fee. that's puzzling. but i'm even more baffled by how he was able to finance and produce this campaign ad help >> he's not a washington insider or an ivy league grad, but he knows what it takes to trade a handful of cigarettes for a black market choco-taco. socially liberal in the back, keith judd for president. paid for by prison silk. [ cheers and applause ] another datic candidate for president, hillary clinton s making headlines right now. she attended a number of public events without makeup on. which -- is that a big de

dev patel and music from glenn frey. with cleto and the cletones.ow, look out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you very much. hi, there. i'm jim. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here on this beautiful evening in southern california. it was a big day for gay stuff today. a lot of gay things went on today. first, news, that north carolina voted to approve an ameantment that specifically defines marriage as a marriage between a man and a woman, which makes no sense because they let "dawson's creek" shoot there for years. and it was not a law in north carolina but they wanted it in a constitution to preserve the sankty of marriage. and president obama came out with approval of same-sex marriage. in an interview with robin roberts of abc, he said over the years, he has been going through an evolution on the issue. and which makes the opponents on the far right doubly angry. they don't believe in gay marriage or evolution. tomorrow, he happens to have a fund-raising dinne

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>> sandhya patel is here wrs fo.us. >> how about late friday and heading into the i know td? i know the winds are going to stick around. they are dialing down, but they will pick back up tomorrow afternoon. right now sfo is gusting to 31 miles an hour. earlie earlier we had gusts to 52 miles an hour. that was the highest. you can see most of the areas the winds are dropping off. still going over the higher elevations. temperatures in the 50s and we still have a few 60s around concord and antioch. it was a little cooler today. the winds played a role in the cooler conditionss and the cooling is going to continue. clear and breezy tonight. windy and cool the next two days. we are looking at a slight chance of showers for your friday. we'll show you the computer animation. you'll see what i am talking about. here is the satellite and the radar. the pressure difference between the two is pretty sharp. and that is what produced the strong winds this afternoon. earlier in the day as well. we will continue to see the windy

, he is shot. >> rag patel was 46 years old -- raj patel was 46 years old, lived in bowie with his wifeon. >> it was very painful, sad situation. >> he was a very nice guy, one of the most friendliest store owners around here. so we really miss him. >> at one point in the video you can see one of the gunman's face. >> a year and a half later the case is open. we're hopeful somebody may recognize the little bit of the subject's face that is on the video or perhaps even the clothing. >> this unspeakable tragedy. >> three days afterward the community turned out for a candlelight vigil, the son chris overwoman with emotion surrounded by affection -- overcome with emotion surrounded we affection. >> when it happens to one of us, it happens to all of us. that is the big story here. >> shortly after the murder police released still pictures from the video but no good leads came of it. now investigators are hoping something about the way the two gunmen moved or acted that night and caught on camera will be enough to have someone give them a call with a name or two. bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>>

i suppose. >>> well, let's get a check of the forecast right now. >> sandhya patel sandhya patele specyaw? >> beautiful weather. but it is changing for tomorrow. i want to show you our camera and you notice the fog cleared away and we have the higher clouds and it was beautiful out there today. it was cooler at the coast, and tomorrow the cooling trend is going to spread into our inland valleys. look at the highs for today. this is a sampling. napa is cooling by 12 dries. you are getting out of the 90s. san francisco will fall at 2 dries and san jose is going from 88 dries to 78 tomorrow. so a 10 dries drop. you will notice it. the upaturer 40s along the coast. places like half moon bay where they are seeing some fog developing. it is very patchy tonight. inland in places like antioch, 73 degrees. fog at the coast and the bay for your morning commute. cooler in all areas and it is warming back up on thursday. here is a look at the trough and the radar. it is going to knockdown the ridge. the ridge provided us with the warm weather, and we will see cooler conditions tomorrow. the sea br

. >> i'm sandhya patel. temperatures down today but we haven't reached our low point yet. there is a winter year pattern setting up there is a new record low for state schools creating a challenge for california schools now. stay with us. news continues here in just a moment. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a 41-year-old kblornld two of is raising awareness about breast cancer by riding her bike more than 300 miles, pedaling to marin general hospital. where she started chemo today. >> i felt like every waun wun was with me, riding along. it was great, actually. i never felt alone once. >> nicole took pictures and video of her journey. her husband work to kids and a dog followed her in a van towards the bay area. along the way she met cancer survivors and supporters. >> meeting survivors is great. people say my grandmother had cancer and she's 80 now and i'm 10 years out. >> she underwent a mastectomy to remove the tumor, doctors recommended chemotherapy. >> the chemotherapy will target rapidly dividingel dividingels -- dividing cells. that sh

patel behind the counter. >> at that point, the owner of the store, mr. patel, comes out from the back and for no apparent reason that we can tell, it appears he's cooperating and is shot. >> reporter: raj patel was 46 years old, lived in bowy with his wife and son. >> it was painful. sad situation. >> and a nice guy. we miss hip. >> reporter: at one point, you can see one of the gunmen's face. again, bob alder. >> a year and a half later, the case is still open and we're hopeful that someone might recognize the subject's face that is on the video and perhaps the clothing. >> reporter: in this unspeakable horrible tragedy. >> reporter: three days after the murder, dozens turned out for a candlelight vigil. the patel's son chris overcome with emotion surroundy by affection. >> it was, it was so sad, you know, when that happens to one of us, really, it happens to all of us and that is the big story here. and when one business owner is victimized, all of us are afraid. >> reporter: and after the murder, police released still pictures from the video and no go

sandhya patel, got to love the sun. thank you. >> and back by popular demand, warm weather. there is a live picture now and there it is sunny. there is another live picture now from the coastline. take a look at the satellite picture here. this morning we did have patches of fog there is the only catch down near monterey. temperatures on the warm side and there is 89 in fairfield and concord. nappa, santa rosa. these are highs so far. 88 for redwood city. 79 in san francisco. 63 degrees in half moon bay. sea breeze back on a local level that is why you're holding into 60s. there is plenty of warmth to go around. fog returning to the coast tonight. there is another warm day inland tomorrow. goitsing to turn cooler in all areas on wednesday. what is going to bring about cooling in just a moment. there is a ridge of company providing us with warm conditions. this warm ridge hangs around for tuesday, then changes coming. this front will knock down the ridge enough to bring about cooling on wednesday. there is a counts bouncing back up. morning readings comfortable. areas low to

. >> i'm sandhya patel. warmer today, i'll let you know if temperatures continue to inch up for weekend plans. the forecast is coming up. >> thank you. and bill cause by goes back to school with a message of inspiration for graduates. abc 7 news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a police dog is expected to survive being shot in the face. that began this morning after 10:00 in the land end area of sacramento. nearby schools went on lock down. the car theft turned into a pursuit then an officer-involved shooting. >> a short foot pursuit. and fearing for the safety of himself the handler fired rounds at the suspect. >> the suspect died at the scene after hours of waiting parents were given go ahead to pick up their kids. the dog is in critical but stable condition. >> same-sex couples can not marry in maryland but can divorce there now there. is a rule that they can untie the knot in maryland. by the way same-sex marriages and divorces have become legal ther

i'm sandhya patel, summer like warmth is headed our way.w you how high temperatures will get. >> stlaebts could have tourists flocking to san francisco in record numbers this summer. >> san francisco's presidio held one of the largest contribute united states in the nation this memorial day honoring those who died serving our country. >> patriots were fighting for many things. for their families, their flag and above all, fighting for you. >> services made special pension this year of the end of the iraq war, as well as 50 years since our entry into the vietnam war. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn tyler. here in the way bay area another somber reminder of what memorial day is all about. >> today we learned one of the latest fallen soldiers is from salinas. and announced a 21-year-old specialist died in afghanistan this weekend. >> and there is a devoted son and soldier serving in operation enduring freedom. and today there was a reading that included reading of

. >> i'm sandhya patel. losing the heat tomorrow and how much lower temperatures will run. abc 7 news continues in one minute. >>> california lawmakers holding hears -- hearings on a proposal they call nuisance lawsuits saying they look for violations of the americans with disabilities act and then, file lawsuits. >> alfreddo is disabled and the illegal immigrant filed 600 lawsuits against southern california businesses for violating the americans with disabilities act. seen here hiking, james cohen not disabled and has filed numerous lawsuits. then there, is noni goddy from san diego, whose previous lawyer filed 243 ada lawsuits with ourt her knowing. in each instance there is a lot of money to be made. >> it's not a way to make a living. by going after the business owner. >> state leaders are finally listening. they've approved a bill that would stem the tide of ada lawsuit abuses. california has 40% of the ada lawsuits but only 12% of the country's disabled population. among other things would put a stop to those threatening demand letters businesses get. >> it would ban

engaging with the early contemporary artists like sanjay patel. is there a semblance between the two? i think it is there. we had given him a book, a catalog of the exhibition, showing the wonderful works of art in the show, including this one. he looked at this and fell in love with the objects in the show and came up with a fresh imbricate -- interpretation of what a maharajah is. this is only in detail of his great creation. not only did he increate fresh works of art, but work inspired by the works from the 300 years of indian culture, but also, through hands lens, in joining these treasures. we can also use his work as a way to encourage visitors to the museum. this is a very strategic corner. anyone coming out of the bart station, across indicted nations square, you come to this corner. we want to improve the way finding in the city center, to our museum, to enable the visitors to have an easier time. this is sanjay's work. today, we express our community power through parades, and demonstrations. this will help to to guide you to the asian

meteorologist sandhya patel will be along with more on the winds in the forecast -- and the forecast that includes a chance of rain. >>> hewlet packard confirmed the biggest layoff in 73 years. the paloto-based company is cutting 27,000 jobs, that's 8% of the workforce worldwide. it is seen as a sign thhat it can't compete with the smart phones and tablets and other devices that those cuts could save hp $3.5 billion a year. >>> amid charges of insider trading the banking committee is reviewing facebook's public offering. they report that just before the ipooo morgan stananley and other investment babanks told select clients that facebobook shares were over valued. facebook was slapped with a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of small investors who took the hit as facebook faded. one analyst compared facebook to an overly ambitious athlete. >> i i i it would be a week end warrior tennis player. i hit a good shot once in awhihile. i am good at wimbledon. i will take a shot off roger fedderrer. wall street is the same thing. bigger investors get better information. >>>> theyyy have n

. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures hit their peak tomorrow. a look at how warm it is going to get around here. dan? >> thanks very much. also tonight the oakland police force gets its wings back. we'll have that story. >>> and the 64 story tall science experiment. abc 7 news at 9:00 continues a fire destroyed one home and damaged another in san jose today. this is home video sent to abc 7 news by a viewer. is shows flames and heavy smoke coming from the roof of a two story house on conifer lane. sky 7 hd was on the scene as firefighters had to get off the roof because it was about to collapse. firefighters had to blast the home with a strong stream of water just to put out the hot spots. no one was injured thanks to the heroic actions of a neighbor. >>> we notice that the right-hand corner of the house was on fire and knocked on the door and one gentleman came out of the house who was not aware that the house was on fire. >> the flames spread to a neighboring home causing roof damage there as well. 66 firefighters from different departments ba

dev patel up next. >>> good morning. i'm chris warren with your weather channel forecast. emerging into the plains. this is going to be where we have that next severe weather threat into the weekend. also, still going to see some thunderstorms throughout the beaches in the southeast and from mainly the eastern beaches in florida until we get down a little bit further to the south in florida. we're going to see that chance for storms which will include the keys. as far as those high temperatures go, look at all of this red. look how far to the north it goes. all the way up to the canadian border. the red in the 80s. plenty of 80s around up to minneapolis. in fact, look at dallas and houston. 89, minneapolis almost the same thing. 88. that's going to be the daytime high. northeast still looking good for your saturday. so the weekend looking pretty good in the northeast. the storms again pushing in a little bit further now. this is going to spoil the temperatures or bring you some relief. depends on how you want to look at it. really going to see things cool down once that sy

sandhya patel is here with a look at the forecast. >> cooler and breezy.f you suffer from allergies, you know what it is like when the pollen count is high. here is a look at the forecast for tomorrow. trees are running high. the juniper, pine, oak and glass is running high. weeds are running low. with the breeze kicking up in the afternoon, it is going to be tough out. there the temperatures are in the upper 40s and we are seeing patches of fog. mostly clear otherwise. 73 in antioch. here are the highlights. clear tonight and patches of coastal fog. warmer at the coast and the bay tomorrow. this can be very warm inland. here is a look at the satellite and radar. low pressure inland and higher pressure over the pacific. we have a tight pressure gradient. it is the sharp between the high and the low. and that will keep the wind going for tomorrow afternoon. it is another breezy one expected. but the wind is going to shift from northwest to more of a northerly wind flow. this will warm you up around the coast and around the bay. we are expecting sunny days a

sandhya patel is here. >> carolyn and dan, we have spring showers in the forecast for your thursday. it is not going to be a heavy storm. we'll talk about that in a moment. look at this lovely picture. this is a time lapse from our high definition emeryville camera. sunset at 8:02. you can see the pretty midand high level clouds coming in. these are all clouds in advance of the storm that is on the way tomorrow. so we still have a lot of cloud cover and the rain is located to the northwest up around credits credits -- crescent city. it is going to take its time -- it is going to take its time before it gets here. as you look at local live doppler 7hd nothing is happening, but this will look different by the time we head into tomorrow night. temperatures right now are in the 50s for most of the bay area. fairfield 49. 48 in santa rosa. it is still breezy in fairfield tonight. remember it was really a cool afternoon compared to normal today. and the winds were howling, but they dropped off gusting to 30 miles an hour. increasing clouds overnight and rain in the north bay for your thurs

theews.fore dan noyes, >>> the forecast is coming up with meteorologist sandhya patel, and some rain it. >> also, ever had to wait for hours for maybe the cable installer? michael finney says they might owe you money. >> and the public tirade when elizabeth edwards learned about her husband's infidelity. all that's coming up, and then on "nightline." >> i'm cynthia mcfaden. coming up next on "nightline" extremely young girls looking you ultra thin and ultra perfect. one 14-year-old's crusade to stop anndustry's dangerous deception. and then we go back stage for my staring role on revenge. i am keeping my day job. that's on "nightline." >> abc7 news at 11:00 continues in 60 seconds. >>> did you know americans miss out on almost $38 billion in wages every year because we are sitting around a waiting for in home services like cable appointments and furniture deliveries ? >> it is bound to have happened to you. that's according to a poll that found most people say they have to wait four and a half hours for those appointments. and it is you didn't >> you didn't have to put up with it. mi

sandhya patel is here. >> carolyn and dan, we have spring showers in the forecast for your thursday.is not going to be a heavy storm. we'll talk about that in a moment. look at this lovely picture. this is a time lapse from our high definition emeryville camera. sunset at 8:02. you can see the pretty midand high level clouds coming in. these are all clouds in advance of the storm that is on the way tomorrow. so we still have a lot of cloud cover and the rain is located to the northwest up around credits credits -- crescent city. it is going to take its time -- it is going to take its time before it gets here. as you look at local live doppler 7hd nothing is happening, but this will look different by the time we head into tomorrow night. temperatures right now are in the 50s for most of the bay area. fairfield 49. 48 in santa rosa. it is still breezy in fairfield tonight. remember it was really a cool afternoon compared to normal today. and the winds were howling, but they dropped off gusting to 30 miles an hour. increasing clouds overnight and rain in the north bay for your thursday.

. >> and i'm sandhya patel. very warm days expected inland next two let's you know if heat is going stick around for weekend. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> sacramento cuts are forcing cities to put parcel taxes on the june ballot to fund local schools. hayward has measure g. and union city, hoping to pass measure 8. school districts warn without them, there will be dire consequences for education. here is abc 7 news leanne melendez these first graders in union city are learning about money. and the school district tries to operate with fewer state dollars. every year, the district has been forced to make cuts for example, in just four years, the district's budget has gone down from $114 million to $88 million. >> this is living within your means but that is a huge, huge cut to means. and when you're trying to educate 13,000 children that, is a lot of money. >> that is why the school district is supporting measure h. a parcel tax raising $3 million a rear for schools. it's not eno

. >> i'm sandhya patel. there is a mid week warm up coming up, especially inland with the look, and feel, of summer, i'll have temperatures coming up. >> a planned parenthood sting. a video released just as the house is set to take up the issue of abortion. stay with us. abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> california state university system spent $2 million remodeling homes for top executives and continues to raise tuition nearly every year. and there is abc 7 news jonathan bloom. >> this six-bedroom, 7300 square foot house is home to the president of csu, fresno, owned by the state which spent $76,000 public money remodeling it. it's one of eight presidential homes cal state system owns and renovated to the tune of $2 million. >> it's just an affirmation of the misplaced priorities. time and time again, it's always about top executives, not students. >> the state senator think that's money belongs in classrooms. big banners urge support for public ed

sandhya patel is here with what's happening. >> there is cold air moving in. seating atmosphere and there is showers picking up this afternoon. there is a wind gust and i want to show you what is going on here. and there is moderate rainfall coming down as we take you down to crane canyon road. and guerneville road you can see silver raddo trail there are showers now. into livermore, just east of gilroy there are lightning strikes and still not out of the question. moving here, you can see the showers are coming in from the north and going south ward and in the sierra nevada winter weather advisory until 6:00 p.m. tonight. there is lake tahoe area, only

phil, steve harvey, dev patel, and music from glenn frey and carrie underwood.en. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: after striking a major blow for the legalization of vampire/mortal marriage in the phenomenally successful "twilight" films, our first guest now fights sleep and battles for dwarf equality in the new movie "snow white and the huntsman," it opens in theaters june 1st, please welcome kristen stewart. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're hobbling. >> i know. i'm a bit of a gimp right now. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i'm starting a promotional tour, so i figured i needed to hurt myself. >> jimmy: a really or fake injury? >> i promise it's not a ploy to wear flats. >> jimmy: what happened? >> last week, i stepped on a nail. lucky me. >> jimmy: that's the only way to kill a vampire, drive a nail through it. >> vampire bella, goodbye. >> jimmy: i think the last time you were here, you thought you were finishing up the "twilight" series and then you had to go back for reshoots. so did you have to go through the whole goodbye thing again? >>hree times

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. >> i'm sandhya patel, temperatures on the rise this week. i'll show when you 90s will come up. abc 7 news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> national guard rescued a northern california family whose small plane crashed on a snowy mountainside in idaho. the fire fighter, brian brown, his wife and daughter on the way from sacramento to their mountain home, to mountain home, in idaho. their cessna went down saturday night. the girl was able to call 911. >> what is your emergency? >> i'm in an airplane and i crashed. i need to you send a search party. >> rescuers treked through six-foot snow drifts to reach the crash site. the family spent 15 hours in below freezing conditions and a military helicopter hoisted them out. they're now recovering from injuries and it's unclear what caused it to go down. >> that is researchers reporting blue fin tuna swimming from japan to california loaded with radio active contamination. the first time such a big my greating fish has been known to carry radio activity 6,000 miles. the level of the e

sandhya patel is here to tell us more. >> right now afs gusting to 51 miles per hour. and will be back tomorrow. there is a look. the wind creating a news atmosphere there are clear skies from our heavenry camera, there is 59 degrees get ready for snow. there are winds just sweeping clouds awaichl we have clear skies across the state of california. winds continuing and that is preventing temperatures from warming up or heating up. as a matter of fact some areas running cooler, winds gusting to 51 at sfo. you can see 31 miles per hour winds towards santa rosa 50s along the coastline. 70s inland and there is windy and cool and a slight chance of showers friday here in the bay area so i'll show what you is going bring that possibility n satellite regardar showing you isobars packed. there is a sharp pressure difference between low pressure over southwest yerp united states and high pressure over pacific. difference between the two is creating winds. there is a cold low pressure system going to drop down and this is going to bring in possibility of hours. -- showers, compu

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. >> and jand patel has the accu-weather forecast. >> we're getting closer to mother's day weekend z also, stuff. >> absolutely. and warm weather for mother's day. there is today if you had a chance to go outside you know it was gorgus out there. we're looking at downtown san francisco. there is a high so far 71 degrees. was it warm enough for you? we're going continue warming trend bayside skpinland. there is a view from our emeryville cam rachl you can see across the bay up towards sutro tower, twin peaks there. there is no fog left from morning. there is a satellite perspective. we did have patches in fog. this afternoon, clear and we're expecting clear skies to be with us throughout evening hours. and sfo reporting winds 30 miles per hour now. sunny, warmer coast and bay about five to degree warmer than yesterday. just as promised. 7 ows and 80s across the bay area, and we have 68 in san francisco. and 59 degrees in half moon bay. our highlights, clear tonight. morning clouds will see very warm conditions inland friday and saturday. and that is going to turn cooler for mother's d

sandhya patel is here now. >> this is late in the season but we're going to get showers out of town. that is the answer to my earlier tease. there is a view from our ski resorts. you can see there is snow that let up in tahoe. it's raining if blue canyon. there is no chain restrictions. and there is some of of you seeing blue skies. there is lawrence saying cloudy, cold winds that is the way it's been. and it's still active in parts of the bay area. there is east of the gilroy area there is some lightning strikes here, reports of rain near hollister so, if you're traveling there, just keep that in mind. north bay there is rainfall now. there is from petta luma. down to street level there is eli road north there is some light to moderate rain. and in the sierra nevada as mentioned it's been snowing. and there is no chain restrictions and and 400 napa so far 2/100ths of rain. and it's been gusty and making it feel-year-old, sfo, 32 miles per hour. there is about 20-25 miles per hour wind gusts and lower across the bay area. there is mid to upper 50s coastside. 60s across the rest of th

sandhya patel is here. >> it's going to be quite a sight tomorrow night as we are expecting clear skies and tonight's moon is a waxing moon, 99% of full. let me show what is going to happen tomorrow night. clear skies. you will want to look to the east-southeast as it rises at 8:03. you will see a super moon at 8:03, full moon at 8:35, it's 8% closer and larger, it will be 16% brighter. the moon's orbit is not a perfectly circular and that is why we're going to get so close. here a beautiful view from earlier today, windy day a miramar beach. it was windy. it was onshore wind, wind coming off the coast and made for great wind surfing but it's switching directions as we head into the weekend and cool pattern we were in today will be history. we're going into a warmer pattern with the wind coming off the land going towards the ocean. falling to the upper 40s around fremont and los gatos. most other areas in the 50s. it's clear out there but we are seeing a patch or two of fog forming places like half moon bay. clear skies, warmer days into next week and afternoon temperatures will peak as

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