let's bring in steve paulson with the weather. >>> we have clear skies and it is cold. the sierra in the mountains got better snow than gee -- we did but we finally broke that streak. the cold is the big story for us. we have currently clear skies and 38 in daly city. the snow is the bigger story, one foot at kirkwood, 10 inches at heavenly with one foot at norden. there were some intense bands that moved through yesterday but now it has calmed down. it is very cold though with the windchill 21 in reno, ely 3 degrees, susanville six, 20 at marysville. 32 at half moon bay to santa rosa at 27. 3 degrees in truckee, two in klein village. south lake tahoe 11 so it is cold enough but the key is we finally got some rain. older creek .1 inch. napa san jose and dublin .03 inches and san francisco .01 inches. a drought busting .01 which stopped the streak of 27 consecutive dry midwinter days so finally it is over. i think it was near the top 10. we do have clear skies looking pretty good down into southern california. are we going back? >> we are about to hear from the president

steve paulson is right over here. >> i am indeed. it will be nice today and then get ready tomorrow evening. into thursday. for those who work outside, i would make a plan b for probably thursday, friday and maybe even into saturday. we have a good day though for visibility and for air quality today. david cordova says mount diablo in the distance as seen from sfo. the visibility is sparkling, unlimited today. snow on many of the peaks. even around the hills of sunol. that was the system that brought the hail to sacramento and along the 680 corridor. mainly to the east. it was quite a show there. it has since moved off to central and southern california out of the picture but it will be a huge event for southern california today. a good line already went through l.a. palo alto, sunnyvale, upper 30s.

you can call 211.>>> let's go over to meteorologist, steve paulson. you told us last week that it will be cold. >> it is cold out there with temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow they will dip into the 30s. it is about the coast and santa cruz mountains. the best opportunity for snow is there. i've not had many reports except for mixed precipitation. on skyline you can see some of that is turned. the initial band has gone through. the winter weather advisory is out. let -- low snow levels can be seen. it looks like that surge is moving south. we will see about tonight and tomorrow we get rid of some of the cloud cover. critical minimums tomorrow morning and maybe again wednesday. everything continues rotating down the coast. certainly up in the mountains and you can see in lake county. a decent little breeze so it will be a blustery and cold day. a little bit of snow in the sierras for us the highs will be in the 50s. chance of showers near the coast. >>> we are all over the place. we are gonna start off with some video of a crash that is happened off the

i will let steve paulson break the news to you this week.ough highway 4 westbound coming over the hill from pittsburgh and antioch through 680, 80 and all of these freeways. everything is slow and we have a lot of fender benders. we have a couple of overturns and just give yourself plenty of time and you might want to consider public transit. highway 24 is not looking good. we are at a 30 minute drive between walnut creek getting to oakland. stop and go traffic most of the way. we also had an accident eastbound 24 near the crossroads. it is taking one hour to get from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. another 20 minutes to get to the bay bridge toll plaza. san francisco is not doing very well north or south on 101. 880 is slow in both directions especially south into fremont. this area i have outlined is just a big mess. so as we go to steve paulson, you saw all of the slow traffic. >> yes i saw that. and it will be worse thursday into friday. it looks like the best system we've had for a while. look at some of these rain totals. s

steve paulson is right over here in his office. >> where? i thought i'd show you the water temps. it's not often you see san francisco at 49 degrees. and bodega bay 49. the north wind -- that's the coldest i've seen the bookends, bodega bay and san francisco in a long time. i don't think that's going to change any time soon. the trend is for a north system to drop in. there goes the low. that was a very good one for us. you don't get severe parameters like that. and still low snow levels towards monterey, in the hills of monterey and all the way to southern california. the system is now producing rain. 30s and 40s on the temps on the peninsula. palo alto is 135. menlo park is 39. and fremont and union city at 48. 40s on the coast. belmont 46. the wind has cranked up out to the delta. gusts of 40 at vacaville. our system is clearing rapidly. a few partly cloudies in the morning commute. and sunny today and breezy and cool and our next system is on the way for wednesday evening. 50s, 60s, santa rosa is the warmest with a nice breeze. 4:31. we had a busy day yesterday. hoping today i

.>>> it is happen often a bit of rain and steve paulson is in the house on a weekend >> it might be verytle. >> maybe .01 which would stop the streak of 23 dry days. >> we will take anything >> the wind in the cold more so than the rain. but that will be tomorrow. today we start off beautiful. a few 20s toward mendocino but sunny and warm. 60s to near 70. maybe out to eastern contra costa county. one forecast for saturday and one for sunday. a big temperature drop cold and windy and possibility and that monday but maybe tuesday but more likely a wednesday mid- twenties and upper 20s for lows. the last rain was 20 for the january. now today 23 straight days but the record was 43 days. but still it's not good. the might be some preset coming in from the system it will increase the low clouds which could get some near the coast some light rain on sunday but again very light. 40s around the bay. a bit warmer than yesterday but berkeley 51. oakland 40s. temperatures will rebound and nice. 14 in truckee. and around lake tahoe 27. and reno 50. -- 25. there's going to be some very cold when the

let's bring in steve paulson with today's weather. >> i think you know the weather. breeze for the sailors but picking up a little bit on the bay but otherwise we have an easterly breeze with nothing westerly yet and it is really quiet. very calm and quiet. we do have our friend from lake county she says it is cool and calm. 38 in lakeport, 40 in clearlake with possible mid-70s today. the west and the northern plains we have the system locked in with current windchills 21 in chicago, 11 in detroit but they are getting big time snow so there will be travel delays. there is a lot of talk that some of the cold air could reposition itself further to the west in about 10 days but we will see. that would not be typical. we will have to see. the last rain was the 25th. we have 15 dry days in a row currently. high-pressure is giving another warm day tomorrow which will be in between, sunny for all and more records are being set with most in the lower 70s but cooler sunday into monday with the possibility of rain next week in southern california. offshore breeze at the monter

it is 7:18 now let's get it over to steve paulson. >>> let's get to it.ve some of these bands going down the coast but now they are gone so the winter weather advisory has been canceled. redwood estates in lexington hills we are getting reports that there was no snow but it is cold. that is a bit of winter they will have to take. rain is coming next week into the first week of march. this looks like a cold and breezy for us. 39 santa cruz, a lot of 30s in the santa cruz mountains but 33 degrees in cupertino. philip says it is 34 in napa and it looks pretty frosty. thank you for spelling that out on the chair. i saw 31 and i heard of 29 so it is colder than 34, now it is 30 in napa. 28 rohnert park, the only thing holding these temperatures up is a little bit of a breeze and even tiburon at 37, the breeze with a little bit of cloud coverage but tomorrow will be different because we will lose coverage and the breeze so we have a frost advisory for tonight into tomorrow for parts of the coast and bay. a freeze warning is out for the inland areas, i would not

and then we saw the same thing with paulson and the terrible event in las vegas, the mother emmanuel church shooting. everyone of them shocks the conscience and should shock the federal government into actually doing something. i hope this is that moment were the cumulative effect of these terrible tragedies gets us to do something. of thehat do you make president yesterday at that meeting with governors at the white house telling them not to worry about the nra, indicating it's ok to fight them. in places they disagree? make his response? guest: when the president said something i agree with, afterward knowledge that. that's to fight the nra, for sure. the real question is whether it's a case of just saying you can fight the nra for rhetorical value or to try to reframe the politics of the question and actually take them on. we will see whether or not he is willing. is, theon this president's position on all of this is interesting and it could have some impact. but the president is not right law. congress writes law. what i fear is that the president is trying to reframe the argumen

steve paulson is here to tell you more about the forecast. . >> there is cold air out there. it has been a very cool week for us but it has been warm in the south east. finally cool air has moved into new york city. there were temperatures in maine in the 70s. 75 in miami at this hour. that is really warm for february. as for us, here is your windchill. mount shasta is 10 and three and truckee. clearing out as everything comes down out of the north. livermore is now 29 degrees. 39 at half moon day. 30 in hillsboro. i think you get the idea that we will have a northerly breeze. we'll have 50s on the high side. temperatures will be below average. no sign of going above right now. >>> >>> we just had an accident reported, we happen to have a camera there. we have. looking for and i do not see it. that is good. let's hope that we do not find it. paul street is right here. there was an accident reported somewhere around here. i do not see anything at all. chp is on the way. but it was pretty good. hopefully, that will not be an issue. go out to tracy and talked about 580 westbound

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steve paulson is here to talk about the weather. >>> kirkwood has 12 inches of new snow. >> yes i was just going to send him a message about the wind. >> it is cold. but not as bad as yesterday. cold is the big story. we finally had a little rain. concord and palo alto have .05. sfo had .02, san jose also had .03. and san francisco finally stopped the streak of 27 dry days, it is only .01 but it counts. we could sure use some more there is nothing until monday. we do have clear skies, but 20s, 30s and 40s. 28 and livermore. napa airport 31. boulder creek is at 30. there is a northerly breeze. it is not roaring but it is there. it will be a cool, blustery day with highs in the 50s. >>> we have a crash involving an overturned truck northbound 880 at whipple and union city. northbound. let me put it on the map for you. this truck flipped over in the two left lanes. at one point it was blocking the entire freeway. but they have opened up couple of the right-hand lanes. traffic will be slow in the fire department is on the scene. southbound traffic is also a mess driving out of a word towa

steve paulson is right over here and he knows about your weather. i think it is may 9 not february 9, it is so warm. another day of record highs yesterday. there are some changes brewing. it does not mean rain the cooler temperatures. the breeze will pick up sunday into monday. in santa cruz it is 63 warm degrees. when you see record highs like gilroy at 82, and you can throw sfo into their they set a record high of 74. there is your slight easterly breeze. 58 at pebble beach. pacific grove and 54. it looks nice heading down to monterey. there is an easterly component. 40s and 50s are your temperatures. there is warm air on the coast. there will be some changes over the weekend. there may be some rain for southern california next week. villaraigosa for tells us -- >> things are crowded, sometimes on friday we get a little bit of a break. right now looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. job will be backed up. this should last for a bit but i don't think the volume is as much as it would be on a tuesday or wednesday. this is a look at the commute on 88

and you're putting steve paulson to work early. there's a lot of weather to talk about. >> finally, something to talk about. >> i posted the shot of snow. snow flurries. >> they may have lost it. >> where was that? >> gold run. in between colfax and blue canyon. there'll not be a quiz. >>> alameda, south san francisco, in parts of san francisco. city college of san francisco. and yes, it's moving through. and bob says rain has started in coma. and there it is. watch how this intensifies. pacifica to millbrae. and starting to move along the peninsula. and there's another band in marin county. there'll be a little bit of bursts of moderate to heavy rain. alameda is getting heavy rain. 40s to 50s. and 46 berkeley lab. 50 officially in the city. and 47 tiburon. and seller isn't toe at 7: degrees. and maybe a little snow in mendocino, lake county. and there's going to be a lot of snow. in the sierra, a winter weather advisory has kicked in. look for morning rain and scattered showers in the afternoon. rainfall forecast a don't a third.

steve paulson knows about the weather. he's right here. >> another record setting day. every day this month, and there could be a bunch. if we don't top out today it will be tomorrow. i think only livermore is really safe. they'd have to get to 79 to tie a record going back to 1917. the rest -- some of these were set two years ago or six years ago. lots of mid- to upper 70s and some fog makes it to san luis obispo and runs into an easterly breeze. it looks cooler in monterey. still there's enough of a northwesterly breeze. and lakeport, 38. and 59 sfo. a huge difference. if you get the breeze, redwood city is 59. look at moss beach. 64 and 63 warm degrees already. the coast again in the sunshine later today. and record highs possible for just about everyone. >>> what do you have for us out of the gate? >> we do have traffic that's doing well. and it's getting more crowded by the moment. good morning to you steve. and good morning to you at home. on 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you're going to see slow traffic westbound although it's only

here is steve paulson with your forecast. >> yes, it is cold.ng sunday and monday. two forecasts. one to start your weekend and one to end it. you will bundle up to end it. it is going to take a drop, 10 to 15 degrees on the high side. temperatures moving into the mid-60s, upper 60s for some today. there are a few 20s to the north right now. 32 walnut creek. pleasanton, 32. by knoll

steve paulson knows about the weather. he's right here. >> another record setting day.y day this month, and there could be a bunch. if we don't top out today it will be tomorrow. i think only livermore is really safe. they'd have to get to 79 to tie a record going back to 1917. the rest -- some of these were set two years ago or six years ago. lots of mid- to upper 70s and some fog makes it to san luis obispo and runs into an easterly breeze. it looks cooler in monterey. still there's enough of a northwesterly

we have the latest from steve paulson. >> temperatures look to be well above average. the forecast highs -- livermore, 75, 75, 75, 74, 73, sold to the man out there by livermore. [ laughter ] records to beat today. santa cruz, 74 is the forecast high. the record is 83. that does not look to be in jeopardy. san jose does. liver would tie. san francisco would fall short. and a lot of these go back to the very dry 1976. we do have a few high clouds and that's about it. there's a slight offshore breeze coming off the hills to the coast which translates into warm conditions. 40s and 50s on the temps and around the bay, 63 at the berkeley lab. are you kidding me. tiburon, 57. and 56 in oakland. and 55 in san francisco. that's the official reading. so it's off to a mild start. records look to be in jeopardy for the next few days and the low pressure is locked in and high pressure has definitely built in to the west. dry and warm out until the 10th. 70s on the temps. 5:02 on a friday morning. >>> we're doing okay on a friday. you can see the traffic is doing pretty well. let's

steve paulson has a trillion things to tell you. >> well, there are a lot of things going on. yesterday was one big one. things have calmed down. we had rain and afternoon thunderstorms with numerous reports of hail and snow. it's all clearing out rapidly. mostly clear skies and the wind has picked up for many certainly around the bay and out to the delta. there goes the system and i think it's about rain in santa cruz and monterey and southern california. look at that line that went through l.a. and into san diego with more going to rotate in later today. they'll probably get more rounds. 37 in santa rosa. and 37 in fremont. and 39 in sunnyvale. a lot of readings. there's the morning trifecta. advise at 43 -- santa cruz at 43. los gatos. 44. the napa airport has gusts to 32. a windy day out of the north and that will cut right through you. after late afternoon, upper 50s, 60s and that north wind and the infection system comes in tomorrow afternoon and evening. and it's going to be here for three days. 50s to near 60 on the temps. 5:02 and we're off to a nice start. >>> traffi

a lot of blue skies out there as we turn to steve paulson.sing through the month of february. >>> it was very brisk this morning and trump -- and windy for others. we have a lot of 30s down around san ramon and dublin. the breeze is holding up some of those temperatures. we are starting to see more 40s and 50s. tonight we will drop big time. lots of cloud cover and hit and miss rain and another low will drop into gift the sierras more snow 60s today.>>> the drive is improving. we have some things that i'm a little concerned about. i have been talking about the 680 for the longest time because of the crash on the 680 southbound. chp says they've moved everything to the shoulder with the help of freeway service patrol. the damages done. the 680 is backed up and as you head down to good danville, it will take a while for this to dissipate. traffic is very slow in the area. in fact, it is backing up on to highway 242. more people are using 80 instead of 680 and now it's a 40 minute drive. if you're driving into san francisco, the 80 northbound is

. >> steve paulson is back. >>> the cool has settled in. >> i had to turn on the heater. >> in the castle. >> no ice on the moat. not much in the precip department. it would be nice to see snow on the ground falling from the sky. a bone dry february? no, no, no, no. the first system was dry for us but there are signs -- the sierra had a little snow. more coming in sunday and monday. there are hints after 10 days out to the end of the month where things will change big time. if we can get them to come over the ocean and pick up a lot of moisture, the possibility of rain would be better for us. until then, a cool breezy pattern and it has to pick up moisture as the slow is in southern california and arizona. for us, a north, northeasterly breeze or wind. 30s, 40s, and 50s. and most locations are held up by the breeze. not all. kelseyville is 32 degrees. novato, 37. and napa 50. and bodega bay 50. and weak system tomorrow. and that low in southern california and arizona is producing a lot of cloud cover. for us a cool breezy morning will give way to a sunny but cool afternoon. 5:02. >>> and

weather is just as cold as steve paulson said it would be. let's run over to him.ssed the coldest part of the day. >> that is correct. mike, good to see you. >> good morning, receive. >> we have mostly clear skies. clouds coming in tonight. speaking of alex savidge out in danville, danville dropped to 27 overnight. now up to 31. between freezing temps and four quakes, mother nature is working overtile. alex has more on that coming up. pinole made it to 28. 32 by concord pavilion. walnut creek made it to 25. lafayette, moraga was 28. one observation in danville, 25. that is probably about an hour old now. san ramon, 28 degrees. napa airport made it to 23. now 26. santa rosa, 26. livermore made it to 28. i believe that did tie a record. sfo and oakland airport both set records. i'm pretty you have half moon bay set one as well. the city officially made it to 40. there were many 30s as well. a couple showing up. oakland, a couple observations 35. he will cerritos, 35. tiburon, 36. still cold. even around the bay it will be slow to warm up. this afternoon, increasing c

steve paulson is right over here. >> where? oh, here i am. we have a change. there's light snow at lakeport. and the system is -- it looks more ominous than it is. but certainly precip from ukiah and the 101 corridor to santa rosa. and i'm zoom in so you can see the cloud cover. no reports except up in lakeport where there's light snow. but i'm sure there's a few more that will filter in. so very light rain or light snow. and temperatures will be held up but they are cold. kelseyville is 29 degrees. 33 windsor, same for petaluma and novato. temperatures are not as cold as yesterday when we had a lot of 20s. you can see how this is rotates from the northwest. and this will play into our weather tomorrow. and it's going to be a very cool day. 40s and low 50s unless you're to the south and maybe a few mid-50s. 4:01, mr. castaneda. >> i'm doing well. >>> right now traffic is off to a nice start if you're on 580. the tracy super commute looks pretty good. driving on 205 and 580 this is how early you have to get up before things get slow. livermore to dublin looks g

let's go right to steve paulson.ell you more about your weather. >> you remember the beginning of the month, record highs. >> that's right. >> first seven days. >> yes. >> now we have snow on the hills. i don't know how high up leigh martinez was when she did the live shot. suffice it to say she was a little cold there. ann elizabeth says frosty first light on mount diablo. yes, today you can see it from everywhere. if you're anywhere out in the east bay and even mount hamilton, around sunol. there has been good. mission peak as well. good morning. we had .31 of rain in pleasanton. heard one rumble of thunder around 5:00 p.m. last night. it was a good system. up by the concord pavilion, 39. 36 in orinda. san ramon is 38. brentwood at 39. and by knoll made it to 39. there's the system that dropped hail, especially out to sacramento. it has now pushed well into southern california and will probably give them a wide variety of weather. it looks like it is missing santa barbara. that is good news, so far. 30s and 40s on

we're going to talk with steve paulson about our weather. at least

let's talk about our weather in steve paulson is here. . >> it is about as dry as can be. it is not looking good for the first couple of weeks of february. but if you enjoyed your weather yesterday, you are going to say that for a while. the will be high clouds today. from today into the weekend and there are signs into february that we will be on the dry side. high clouds moving in from the north. it will be partly sunny here. the lows are up because of the cloud cover. 40s and 50s not seeing 30 yet. it is cool, but not as cool. we have a lot of high clouds. a mostly sunny day for a while but 60s and 70s on the temperatures. there is no side of cooling off anytime soon. >>> it sounds like we have problems with bart. there is a derailed maintenance vehicle on the tracks in the fremont area. and that may affect trains. we will keep an eye on that for you. ricky that into the newsroom. bart starts right about now. if they get that cleared up rather soon, it may not be a big problem for the rest of the morning. but we will see a let you know. this is a look at the livermore c

let's go over to steve paulson. he has forecast. mount hamilton has had some snow.this is the leading edge of the system. there is not much there left. mount hamilton and lake observatory, and the site that might be part of the rain/snow mix. the temperatures are cold enough for some. gilroy is that 35. gilroy set a record low yesterday a 30 degrees.

steve paulson is right over here. >> where? where? >> i'm going to say it. it's cold this morning. 43. >> wait until monday young lady. we have mostly clear -- there's a few clouds out there. two good friends of mine, sunny and warm will be back in town. i don't know about 70. that might be pushing it. when the wind tails off, the temps drop. we're in the 30s and 40s. i haven't found 20s but i probably will. i'm sure there's some to the north. mill valley is 38. kelseyville is 32. occidental is 33. and american canyon, upper 30s. a lot of clouds streaming in to southern california and the desert and arizona. a few high clouds. and overall we're looking good if you're heading down to spring training. the rain has ended but higher mid-level clouds. a big change on sunday. upper 60s for some. 4:01 on a friday. and here he is. mr.sal castaneda. >>> looking at the roads, getting into the bay area from the altamont pass, it looks pretty good. no major problems on this commute. 680 to fremont and san jose it looks pretty good here. driving to the silicon valley, of

steve paulson is right over here in his office. >> where? i thought i'd show you the water temps. it's not often you see san francisco at 49 degrees. and bodega bay 49. the north wind -- that's the coldest

. >> steve paulson is here to talk about the rain. >> this won't make sense to you, pam, but it will to dave. >> i'm insulted. >> on the oakland side it was hardly raining. >> i understand. >> i know you understand. but it was dramatic. but the time you get there it will be on both sides. the system is moving in. it's going to be colder snow levels. rain has started for some. and i would not be surprised if there's slow snow levels. lake county, mendocino county. and it's starting to move south. the breeze will pick up and has for some. 40s on the temps. there's the southerly breeze, south, southeast, and it will be a blustery morning. and when it goes through. usually you don't see that here, at least not in this pattern. the last couple of weeks, it's been a north, northeast. the sierra nevada will get good snow. and it has a little bit more moisture compared to the last couple of systems. is we hope these lows go over water. cloudy, cool, and the possibility of showers. 50s for everybody on the temps. 4:01 on a monday, and here he is, mr. sal castaneda. and when it rains, usually

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at the steve paulson is right here. >> it's a carbon copy. if you enjoyed yesterday you'll like today. there's not much change. look at the fog. even southern california, it runs into too much resistance and there are low clouds in southern california. a summertime pattern in february. there's the offshore breeze. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san jose at 50 degrees. and mild by the coast again. 40s and 50s, depending on the wind. if you have a breeze, it's holding it up. occidental at 39 degrees. high pressure large and in charge. i'm not doing anything but stick and stay. 4:01. here he is. mr.sal castaneda. >>> traffic is doing well so far. let's start with the altamont pass and the tracy super commute. and you can see traffic in tracy and on the altamont pass looking pretty good. the road sensors are showing green. that means traffic is moving well driving into livermore and continuing all the way through. and traffic is also looking good in front of oracle arena north and south. traffic on interstate 880. and at the bay bridge toll pla

i will say steve paulson took a day off but a new survey shows that almost 14 million people will call in sick today making it one of the biggest sick days of the year. it even has its own hashtag. super sick monday. the numbers could be higher because we are having a rough flu season so some of the calls could be legitimate. another survey says employers are likely to believe workers who use that as an excuse. >> i would never say i had the flu if i didn't because then i would be jinxing myself to get the flu. >> have you ever faked sick tax >> i don't think i have. >> i think i have. not recently. a long time ago. a long time ago. >>> coming up, in politics democrats are pushing for the release of their own classified memo, in a moment by both sides agree it is a good idea. >>> the trump tax reform might mean bigger paychecks for you. we will talk about what the boost could mean for your tax bracket. okay mcdonald's. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all abo

steve paulson is here to tell you more about the forecast. . >> there is cold air out there. it has been a very cool week for us but it has been warm in the south east. finally cool air has moved into new york city. there were

. >> steve paulson is talking about the cold weather. >> what are you laughing for. >> what are you laughingt. >> i didn't know that you had a seat heater. >> no. it is a fancy car. >> i thought you were joking. >> no. >> i clicked mine on too, gasia. so there. we had record lows for sure. oakland airport and sfo. waiting to hear from others. sfo did drop to 36. the old record was 37 in 2011. livermore tied. that would go back to 1942. and santa rosa's 26 would also tie. gilroy was in there as well. i don't know the official climate station. i'm sure there were others. but this is a quick list of those that came in this morning. truckee at 4 below. reno is 20. so some cold, cold readings there. 30s and 40s on the temps now. we are slow to recover. and some cloud cover is coming in. santa rosa is 8 degrees colder at this time than 24 hours ago. about one to four for most locations. the cloud cover is coming in here a little bit. it will really keep us on the chilly side for a while. we had shower activity yesterday around rodeo, el cerrito, el sobrante, berkeley, oakland hills. that could aga

it was led by michael bloomberg, henry paulson, and tom steyer. among the findings, if we continue on the same path, by the year 2100, the country could see $701 billion of coastal property underwater. $108 billion in average annual losses from hurricanes and coastal storms on the eastern seaboard and gulf of mexico. and in some states, a loss of up to 70% in average annual crop yields. extreme heat and humidity would also threaten human health, reduce labor productivity, and strain electricity grids. >> global climate change over time poses severe threats to fe on eah as we ow it today. a as timeoes on, the severehreats bome gater andreater, d ltimateli thinhave the potenti of becong atastroic. >> en if yo're sptical bout clima change,here's no enying tt it esents mor riskshat no cpany, ci, or coury can aord to iore. >> ielieve t american buness comnity cannd must ad the w in helpg to ruce thesrisks. to rise tohe challges ofclimate ange, th must so w. this not a proem for anher day.he invesents we're mang todayill dermine o economifuture. >> acco

. >> steve paulson is back. >>> the cool has settled in. >> i had to turn on the heater. >> in the castle. >> no ice

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let's bring steve paulson and. >>> cooking with sal and dave. i would watch that. i realize it's early i'm going to make you put on your thinking caps here because we have information to show you. it will be warmer as we go into saturday. after saturday that temperature trend will go down down down. but saturday will be the warmest day for a while. it could be some near 70 degrees. our drive -- dry stretch last day was in january. so no rain now for 21 days. that is a long time. there have been many midwinter dry spells. we are using san francisco climate data, twice we've had 43. -- we've had 43 dry days. 1864, 2015. those two were tied for first or second . third places 42 dry days go back to 1962 in 1963. the 27th driest was 23 days in 1852. so were not even in the top 27. however, it's possible that we may get into the top 10 before any rain moves in here. but we are approaching, we are in the top 25 almost . i think we will get to thereby the weekend . in the next week we will see if we will get some rain. there will be some cold air, that's for sure. but ther

steve paulson is back. >> a big change and it may stick around for a while. and by that i mean most of the month. there's not much precip but a lot of cold air. the wind direction is north, northeast. and it will be all about the breeze. delta, fairfield north at 21. vacaville 26. napa airport gusts to 22. all out of the north. you can see the northeast breeze at oakland. an easterly breeze at sfo. so i mean over the bay we're getting a pretty good breeze. and if not for the breeze, we'd be much colder. 40s up north. holding the temp up. in novato, 37. cloverdale, 40 degrees. give it time. i think we'll make it. everything is diving into southern california and the pattern looks active and cold here going forward for the next few days but nice once we get going. so 60s on the temps and rather chilly this morning. here he is. mr.salmonella. oops, can we hear you, sal did i tell you the one about the -- i gets we'll go back to the desk. >> can you hear me? >> i can hear you now. >> here he is mr. sal castaneda. >> move me a gave and move to you left. there you

i'm going to take a moment to brag about steve paulson.ve paulson said about five minutes ago it looks like rain is moving into mesa, arizona. now we are getting light drops. steve knows what he is talking about. congratulations to him. you're right, mike, this is the first official practice for pitchers and catchers. half an hour ago they got started. it has been an interesting year for the a's organization. if you remember back last summer, they announced the site of their new ballpark near laney college. then a short time ago they said that won't work. it was another year that the a's got to the trading deadline and dumped a large majority of their veteran players, depending on the young players to, again, provide the core for this team. they did a pretty good job of that. matt chapmans and ole ins of the world look like they could be core players for the future. that is a story that a's fans have heard in the past. a little while ago bob melvin addressed young players, stadiums and the state of the franchise as it exists right now. >>

and steve paulson is saying keep the umbrella close. >> i would for the whole week. >> for the whole week. >> we have some areas getting rain and others not. but it's on its way. thank you, paul. 48, breezy, and still dry. waiting patiently. don't you worry, rain is on the way. we have 48 as well. everybody is pretty close on the temps and there's a decent breeze coming out of the south. southwest for some and southeast for others. vacaville, gusting to 20. and davis gusting to 20. it will be a blustery morning for sure. and the rain is very close. i would say in the next half hour. not a lot but better than we've seen. a 10th of an inch to a half inch. we've had a third of an inch in parts of mendocino county. sierra snow will be picking up. there's a winter weather advisory that goes until tonight at 10:00. and the snow level will be coming way down. above lake level. and our system is moving in. so unless you're well to the south. i think you're about ready to get in on the rain. snow is beginning to develop in the mountains and this is a cold system. it doesn't have a lot of mois

. >> steve steve paulson. >>> santa cruz southward. streaming down the north coast, men men do seen owe, sonoma. some of that is it producing low snow levels. after that once they move in land and fall apart that is close. inland probably not, 33 -- i mean, there are many many 30s, if it wasn't for the breeze we would be colder. 28 windsor. roanoke park is 29 degrees. and we have a ways to go before sunrise. 37 in crew crew died a. parallel to the close or just clipping the pay, that is the focus today. as on the temps. a cold one, any scattered shower activity coast and bay inland, probably not. am i going to ali? >>> good morning,. >> good morning, it's very cold outside. also windy, so if you are going over bay area brings be sure to hold on tight to the steering wheel. the super commute out of tracee, eastbound 580 east of grant line road, there was a semi truck that ended on its side down an embankment. again, this is the eastbound direction. so typically the non-commute direction you can see from the maps here it's not causing an

for more on today's market selloff, let us bring in cameron jim paulson.on, we spent a lot of time talking about the stocks. really, the movement here, we should be focusing on is moving rates. cameron: i think that is right. it is the big, the macro issue of the year. have a gun to the point were good news is bad news in the economic growth in terms of wage growth? does it mean they have to hike rates faster than they have in the past? move higheret the in yields you have observed in recently-released positioning reports. noncommercial traders have never been more sure of two-year note futures. people are clearly betting on higher yields. moving forward and that has an impact on us. scarlet: it has been a while. it feels like we're getting closer to normalization. julia: dun dun dun. but some of the equity moves we have seen this week. yes, it has been a tough week for investors and equity markets, but if you put in perspective the gains we have seen today, some balanced which is assessment, what you can provide if needed here. cameron: it is a psychologi

brother paulson will maybe have a few more things to say. stay tuned into that episode. >> in the majority and dissenting opinion of current authorit -- affirmative-action cases judges cite the language from justice harlan that you said our constitution is colorblind. they extract from that the proposition that any classification on the basis of race, especially in affirmative-action, is unconstitutional. their critics say they are not being good originalists because harlan did nothing all racial classes are unconstitutional, only in regards to civil rights are our -- is our constitution color brine. they did not think the ability to go to public schools was a public right, therefore brown v. board of education was wrong on originalist grounds. it was bad original is him these critics say to invoke harlan language. was smarter in his 20's than he is in his 50's [laughter] >> he had it right at the time we were law school roommates. i think that the principle of the constitution of colorblindness, that the government may not regulate or class

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let's bring in steve paulson. >>> good morning everybody. some of you might be going to minneapolis so you are at the airport, take some warm clothes. the windchill is 26 below in minneapolis. chicago went from 30 all the way down to one degree. omaha two below so it is very cold although the high sunday is nine degrees. george from el cerrito says i hit 70.5 but i round up so i was 71 yesterday which is pretty warm. it was very warm for many around the area certainly in monterey, carmel valley and watsonville. santa cruz, livermore, santa cruz and concord in the 70s. looking very dry. the last rain january 25 and it looks really dry with record- setting temperatures out until the 10th with changes coming around the 15th. there are only some hints of change so we have a long way to go. 71 high in san jose. the record 72 from 1982. the average record low of 25. high clouds will be thinning out as they are showing signs of that already. mostly sunny today with 40s and 50s around the area already. there is rain to the north in portland and seat