>> paulson, aye. rivera, aye. maxwell, aye. ajami, aye. stacy, aye. you have 5 ayes. >> item 4 is general public comment and madam secretary, can you open that, please? >> members of the public to provide comment on items within the commission jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. please line up on the side and-- mr. decosta. >> my name is francisco decosta and as you know, at one time we could give public comment from home and y'all could this commission could, but the board of supervisors is not doing it because a few people are saying bad words and stuff like that, but y'all could, but y'all don't do it, so it is a hardship for us to come here to give public comment for mesely two minutes. let me remind y'all that if you take the sewer system improvement project, $6 billion project now heading toward $12 billion, you commissioners should ask how has the community benefited from all this money? i'm going to request a quarterly, if not twice a year a report on the biosolids and digisters. this was promised to us you do a lot of things and don't pay

. >> president paulson, aye. >> commissioner maxwell, aye. >> commissioner stacy. >> 4 i's have four commissioners welcome commissioner ajami and now have the madam secretary open up for public comment for general public comment on item 4. >> any members of the public to provide comment on matters within the commissions jurisdiction and not on today's agenda? >> any members for public comment um, that are on-ramp here for public comment? >> seeing none, let's go to the next item. thank you. >> >> 5a. report of the general manager (discussion only) green bond update. >> thank you madam secretary and. >> 5a. report of the general manager (discussion only) green bond update. from nicholas. >> good afternoon, commissioners it is real pleasure to come to speak about this topic i believe what requested by commissioner ajami and provide an overview of the green bonds and this is a big topic for a 10 minute discussion but we'll hit some quick highlights i think we'll try to focus on describe with green bonds are and talk about our green bond program; right why we issue green bonds. >> talk a

steve paulson here. keeping a track of some of the changes today. >> a little weak system here coming in ali later today. tonight and then a much better one on tap for late friday saturday. but a lot of cloud cover already over. so i didn't encounter any fog coming in 40s 50s on the temps here under cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. our system still has a little ways to go. it's not a big system, but it will drag across some light to maybe moderate rain, especially north later today. highs today 50s and low 60s. let's get back to the news now ali. thank you steve. >> developing story from oakland this morning. all northbound lanes of interstate 880 are open again after a crash killed a person on the roadway. it happened just before 940 last night. and northbound 880 near 66th avenue. this crash backed up traffic for several hours. witnesses say a woman unexpectedly ran into traffic across the northbound lanes. she was struck and killed by a truck. the driver stayed on the scene. the chp is looking into

steve paulson, you're tracking the fog.as it's going to be tomorrow, but still happening today. >> there's some fog out there, a little drizzle, bigger system though. tomorrow you guys. that looks impressive. even more so than what we had yesterday, which wasn't much for some and really good for others. it's going to be warm today. i just sent out that one forecast. i has 69 for san jose, the other three have 65 and 66. so i went 67. uh, still, that's these are all well above average redwood city 64, livermore 66, and santa rosa forecast high of 61. a little bit of fog. livermore has improved. they've gone from a quarter mile to three. half moon bay is a mile and three quarters. novato a mile and a half. after that, it looks okay. there could be a few areas of fog kind of dancing around a lot of mid level clouds coming in drizzle. uh, santa rosa has had drizzle. sfo's reported some drizzle, ben lomond, santa cruz mountains in the last hour. all between a trace and .02. but yesterday was about cazadero. my goodness, 3.36 on

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let's check in with steve paulson for our weather. we have some rain coming in.is it going to last? >> well, it'll be into this evening and then we'll have one more swing through tomorrow. and then after that, it looks okay. okay we do have our system still a ways away. unless you're on the north coast or mendocino county or the sonoma coast, then it'll start to come in probably late morning and then for everyone else, it'll be the afternoon or even evening. sometimes even after four and 5:00, as you get towards the santa clara valley, south wind picking up due south for most locations and that's the front direction. nothing too crazy. still some patchy fog out there in napa airport. tracy's down to three livermore for half moon bay a half mile. santa rosa, sonoma county airport, a quarter mile. so there's a little bit dancing around marin county, sonoma and napa county, fairfield down to a mile and a half. even vacaville at three. so watch out. you know, highway 29, 37 116 101 north was the usual suspects there 40s 50s on the tenths walnut creek's down to 43 liv

steve paulson, not too skinny.still kick. >> back in the day, i was back in the day i was okay. you know, they post somebody posted this on twitter. it was steph curry davidson game against west virginia where he went off in the third quarter. oh my gosh. talk about childlike. >> he was oh, god. >> but i mean, he literally took over the end of the game. it was great to watch. all right. we do have a quiet pattern now. everybody their brother and their sister and their cousin and uncle fred are posting on twitter about next week. so we'll ease into it. it does look like the pattern is going to change. i wish there was a few more, what we call teleconnection that were in our favor, but this week looks quiet so you don't have to worry about it. high clouds. that's about the only thing really. other than that, only people in the weather would notice it. a little bit of a northerly breeze for most, not strong, but it's there for most, not for all. 30, many, many 30s. a lot of 40s on the temps, but 30s inland 40s around

speaking of that, let's check in with steve paulson.on't know if you're able to keep an eye on the airport, but it seems like the fog is probably thick enough to an airport says a quarter mile visibility. so that could affect flights could. >> yes. so far, so good. i think. oakland, san jose. but as sal says, it dances around 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. half moon bay is a balmy 55 yet walnut creek is 36. livermore 37. fairfield, vacaville in there as well. a lot of 40s though showing up with pockets of thick fog dense fog advisories out until 10:00. lafayette walnut creek, danville, dublin. all have something in common. 36 cold degrees. castro valley's 38 fog on 80. again, it could be in hercules, not in pinole back into el sobrante, not in el cerrito. then it shows up again. that's how it is here this morning. there's a lot of fog showing up. our pattern is about ready to change the higher clouds will make a change. starting a little bit today. more so tomorrow. so morning. fog, hazy sunshine, a few high clouds. pattern change sunda

let's check in with steve paulson, 6 a.m. hold on. here we are now.day. >> so but not as much as yesterday. but after today, then it looks much quieter. so take a look at rainfall data here. there's some some broken link or something i cannot access rainfall data. i did manage to find a few kentfield over an inch of rain. napa had really good rain 91/100. vallejo 57. fairfield 52. the front kind of stalled out around petaluma. marin county, san pablo bay, southern napa. solano county and there were some pretty good totals there. other totals coming in mount veeder, by the way, picked up three quarters of an inch. i simply don't have room to put them all in there. i do the best i can here, but cazadero 95/100 petaluma two thirds point raise 59/100. napa airport 53. that's in line with vallejo and also fairfield. then after that it tailed off orinda a third of an inch. petaluma a third of an inch. benicia had a third of an inch. ocean beach and novato, both with 0.28 officially. san francisco at 0.21. but there a lot more than that. not far away, we hav

so steve paulson is there tracking the forecast for your wednesday. hey, steve, i'm tracking my computer to see if it works. >> it does. yeah okay. that's good. 50s on a lot of the temps. the wind is going to be a bigger factor before any rain arrives. it's already on parts of the coast and in some of the higher elevations, southeast winds. so it's on the mild side. rain east and south will take a while, maybe not even until this afternoon. for some, it'll start on the north earlier, but the system is lifting northward, so it will drag this system from south to north. therein lies a little later on the forecast here for the rain, but watch the wind blow by. and that's a bigger story. cloudy and mild morning wind picks up. cloudy with rain later. windy at times. not much rain south. there could be some okay amounts. north 60s on a lot of the temps. you guys. >> thank you steve. happening today. that rain is returning and the howling winds are already here. people going to beaches should pay extra attention this week due to dangerous waves. ktvu amanda

but, you know, paulson, secretary paulson, who was very involved and obviously the fannie and freddie conservatorship and tarp was saying, i think when we had the press conference on the conservatorship that if you didn't help wall street, main street would suffer. and that is very true. now, it's it's hard politics to explain that to people, you know, bailing out venture capitalists and silicon valley is not something that can be very popular. and, you but, you know, at some point you have to do it. but i'm i think we should raise the efforts fdic guarantee but certainly eliminate it and raise to you know unlimited but it's so that was one of the questions should we raise it above the 250 i think it was in dollars probably at this point, but, you know, there are mechanisms and smart people these days, their banks will, if they have a lot of money, just farm it out to another ten, 20, 30 banks to give them to 50. but i think be more efficient if it was like 500. but i don't think it should be unlimited because i remember in one of the interviews i did with president bush, we talked ab

all right, steve paulson is here. >> now. the forecast is something we want to watch over the next few days, especially leading up to the new year. steve, what do you have for us? >> well, today's a break, but be careful. if you go down to the beaches, okay? because the high surf warning is out today and friday west and northwest facing beaches. uh, there's been some issues down towards santa cruz. i know, but 28, 33, maybe 40 foot waves, some breaks, weather service talking about that today and tomorrow. so let's go walk the dog along the beach. probably not a good idea today, so wait it out because system is on the way. a stronger system for tomorrow. it will be warmer today. santa rosa livermore, redwood city, san jose 61, 66, 64 and a warm 67 for san jose today. maybe even a little warmer. some fog, tracy says. hey man, we can't see across the street. zero visibility there. livermore concord a little bit. novato. half moon bay, i mean, not crazy. reduced visibility. fairfield. so i'm sure there's some out there, but just,

steve paulson. i have to tell you, i have a next door neighbor, sarah.he walks in any kind of weather. she wasn't walking yesterday afternoon, maybe today. >> better do it early. okay. i would do it early. i mean, about 3:00 yesterday at my little humble corner of the world. it was coming down pretty good. 40s 50s on the temps here. there's some sun, there's some clouds, there's some fog. and even santa rosa's now seeing some light rain. so it's on its way. this next system, it will not have the punch as our last system, but it will still deliver some rain. remember, i say rain. here comes the rain again. and if that's sweet dreams to you, then enjoy. we do have clear conditions for some clouds. light rain, patchy fog. otherwise there's not much going on this morning. increasing clouds, rain later. this should give another about ten to a quarter of an inch. and after that, i think we go dry for a little bit on the cooler side though, with upper 50s. sal is here at 732 the bay bridge somewhere else. >> well the bay bridge and highway four have both been a

let's go over to steve paulson right now. we talked about the changes in the forecast. the wind is what he's really watching for us right now. >> that's the bigger story. there's some rain here, but it looks like there's a back edge to this. this is just the warm front sector. so about santa rosa north. but there's not a lot to the west until later. it's the wind really. that's the bigger factor here. it's been roaring along the coast and some of the higher elevations as well. so the wind advisory, i would think it would include the san mateo coastal. i'll mention it, but officially it's the north bay coast that started at seven, goes to 4:00 gusts 40, maybe 50mph. been some pretty good gusts in the higher elevations. no doubt that still continues about 25 to 35 at and now oakland had 31. now 23mph. but an east southeast breeze strongest has been along the coast. there, half moon bay, still gusting to 31. sfo now 28. mountain view 21 southeast, 23 to hayward. that's a warm pattern. uh, same for livermore. finally got in on that south wind. so they went from about 44 to

steve paulson is here to any chance of rain for us here. little bit, but more likely on saturday. >> mostly north. not a lot south. not a lot south north of that golden gate, north of a marin county. >> pamela, we get a lot over there. you do? >> you've you've been leader of the pack here lately, that's for sure. although about two weeks ago, it was sonoma county and napa county, 41 to 50, 40, 42, excuse me to 51 there. santa rosa and livermore in there, some breaks in the clouds and there are a few 30s showing up, especially out towards the east bay. but clouds will be on the move here, so it'll be a mix of some sun and then turning cloudy and not very warm. temperatures are staying cool. upper 50s and low 60s. all right. over to sal now at 431 and he's here to tell us hopefully it's light out there. >> yeah, it is light. and it's good to see that because on friday sometimes we get a break and let's go right to the toll plaza. you can see it looks very good here with no major issues if you're driving in oakland. also know highway four is s

and it's perfect because all the -- everyone that's in it sarah paulson and corey stoll and natalie goldgebauer >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: she's fantastic. >> she's incredible. >> jimmy: doing live theater, i mean, obviously, i'm a giant fan. i don't know how anyone does it i mean, it's so much work. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but i just love when -- there's always something that's different if you see a show twice, there's never anything the same even though it's the same lines, someone's phone goes off. >> totally >> jimmy: by the way, shut your phones off >> i know. i know we've already had that and we're only in previews but it's like we have had candy wrappers like crazy coughs -- >> jimmy: oh, that is my mom that is my mom, by the way i apologize. my mom makes candy wrappers that don't even have wrapping on it. it's like, "what are you unwrapping for ten minutes." "i'm sorry i'm having an altoid or something. "they're in a tin can. what is wrapping in that tin can? >> yeah, we've had it all. and also -- well, sarah and i, we broke yesterday actually. >> jimmy: you did? >> bad >>

right back to steve paulson.n in the forecast last, uh, sunday, sunday. >> not until then. >> okay. >> not until then. it's cold this morning. not as foggy. so we'll get to some cold lows here. i try and represent as many areas as possible. sonoma state, the campus of sonoma state 33. that's too cold to go to class. all right. the note for you don't you worry. lafayette, 33, petaluma. i'll fix that. i have to fix everything in the morning. 34 san anselmo's, 34 valley of the moon, just north of glen allen. there 34 pleasanton, 34, palo alto, 36. that's on the stanford campus in gilroy is also 36. there are many 30s so far. santa rosa seems to be the only one reporting any fog. i'm sure there's some out by tracy. maybe stockton. you get out to the valley there. the big valley. uh, novato briefly did. then it's gone. there might be some around 37. lakeville highway 29, but nothing compared to what we had yesterday. that's a cold little low there, dropping into the four corners out ahead of that, sending in a lot of

steve paulson is ready to go.think you're talking about a bit of a up, but we have to wait before we get there, don't we? >> that is correct. you've been listening. that's early next week. early. i think we get some light rain early tomorrow morning, early tomorrow morning. some sun out there will get increasing clouds. so a mix of sun and clouds here for the morning and then turning cloudy later on this afternoon. this evening is the way it looks. had a lot of 30s now we're seeing 40s to low 50s. you can see the cloud cover kind of scooting through. but it'll be a mix of sun and high clouds until later tonight we'll cloud it up, but highs today on the cool side they'll be in the upper 50s to low low 60s. all right, sal here 801. did i hear you say there was something new or has that already gone the crash we had in san jose is still there. >> it's being moved. steve we also do have some new slow traffic on 680 southbound concord to walnut creek. we do see it there. there have been no major issues with it. i also

the roadways and anybody traveling to santa cruz should take note the heavy rain caused paulson road to flood and it has been closed as a safety precaution. the chp advises people not to drive around road closures that are there for a reason. if you see flooded roadways, the saying is turn around, don't drown. for more on the weather conditions here in the bay want to head to lawrence who's been tracking a series of storms, very active all of a sudden, right? we're kind of quiet the first part of december. and now things really picking up again. and that door is wide open. >> for the storms to come in, we've got another one coming in. it looks like for tonight and tomorrow morning that commute, it's going to be rough out there out the door. tonight. we are looking a lot of clouds, some scattered showers popping up around the bay area. more widely scattered right now, but they're going intensify throughout the nimht tonight. i think this a system going to take focus more toward the coastal sections and to go along with that. we also have a flood advisory in this because the astronomic

all right, steve paulson, you've been working so hard all week. and i know that today's weather is very interesting, which makes for an even greater focus on what you do. >> well thank you. what's your doctor's name, doctor? feel good there? >> yeah. right. >> doctor. feel good. uh, if i'm on vacation, i'm doctor kuluva. i'm not responding to work. that's no text, no phone. all right? i'm just looking ahead here. now. we'll get rain friday and saturday, but i think the first week of january here looks wet for us. and, man, if everything continues to marchn as advertised, cooler. so i think we'll get some help up in the mountains next wednesday. and then next weekend is the way it looks to me, an active pattern taking us out to at least january 7th or eighth. we're in between systems now, mostly cloudy skies there. i mean, it's muggy, mild. i mean, these are warm systems. casadero you should add another 11 100 so that our observer, raymond barrio, thank you raymond. i think he's had 3.47 now which is unbelievable. one one item he did mention was it

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steve paulson. >> thank you sir. appreciate that. all right. look up in the hills while i will.at's a due east wind. yesterday was 40 miles an hour at oakland north, which is near the caldecott above the claremont east wind. that's the direction wind is coming from. east wind, northeast. northeast. i mean, due east. so that's an offshore breeze for many, even though again, it's more of a breeze, not a wind. today, 30s, 40s and 50s temperatures rebounding from a lot of 30s this morning. cold as low as i saw where lafayette and also who else was 33. morgan hill is in there. 33 sonoma state university was also 33. truckee 14. south lake tahoe 13. mammoth at 2222. ivan susanville. pretty good. low in the four corners. if you have travel plans to denver. they're getting snow today. tomorrow it will be gone. we get a lot of high clouds streaming across today and tomorrow, so nothing you know to worry about until we get to probably sunday sometime sunday afternoon evening, it's going to get warm, even though we have high clouds, we're going to get a strong south southeast wind. it will

my playboy associate discussed the math with w h, i spoke to paulson christian and then mar. and so what happened apparently was that on the ground uh, the, the idea of the representatives hold our team and the lead overall team and guys are the head of the country office verbally that uh, they strongly advise to do uh, most supplies out of the warehouse because within 24 hours, because off the woods, the stone would be a military operation area. hence, no excess could be so might be very limited to get to the supplies or might even have collateral damage. so while it was not at the mountains, if to be very semantic you, it was a strong advice. your organization is also called on as well to, to take measures to protect, to help civilians. and i'm sure monetary an infrastructure has a, as a israel being cooperative in regards to such requests. just lays exactly into this because um, also making it up impossible to access a warehouse with medical supplies are located, which are already way too little for the needs and gaza right now. so they have a bare minimum, let's call it t

those crowds worrying minnesota-bound maria paulson. 4-h >> you know, it's not too bad, but i'm a little bit anxious about the number of people here. >> reporter: united airlines giving abc news access to its nerve center in houston. take a look at this 360 view of the airport, you can see all of the planes, they are managing all 128 gates on the busiest travel day. your attention has to be focused on every detail. doesn't it? >> that is correct, not only just the aircraft, but personnel around the aircraft, if the aircraft has issues. >> reporter: meanwhile, whit, the majority of people driving to their holiday destinations, tomorrow a very busy day on the roads, worst times between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., all day. >> whit: got to have a plan, gio, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano. where is this system heading next? >> reporter: slowly moving to the east, you saw phoenix and arizona is getting it right now with flash flood watches remaining up there, winter storm warnings posted for the mountains as it will eventually traverse the rockies, a foot or more

dave paulson, he's the man. yeah, he would know for sure. >> it looks like it doesn't. >> it does. right. and you know what's so great about this is we can see it because we do have a dense fog advisory in effect for the north bay on this first full day of winter. it's going to pan out to be just a lovely day with a bit of a breeze, late day and mild temperatures. but right now you see that gray shaded area. that's where you will have issues this morning. north of the golden gate bridge and into the sacramento valley. and well into the central valley. this morning again, novato boy been playing tag with the fog all morning. visibility is null at this hour. quarter of a mile visibility in napa, a half a mile visibility in fairfield. as you make tracks towards again the sacramento valley, you can see right there highway 99. it is totally socked in at this hour. temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s. yes, it is a bit cooler than 24 hours ago and later today, very similar temperatures, except you will see more

. >> let's talk about this with senior recorder -- reporter steve paulson. he wrote a piece on cnn.com called fears arising of a wide middle east war, u.s. troops are in the firing line. >> let's talk a little bit about how israel's refusal to scale down intensity. potentially leading to or for ending a wider conflict of the region. >> the longer this goes on, the greater the threat simmering tensions orrin was talking about there, they start building up and the lid blows off and creates escalation into the wider war that the biden administration has been trying to prevent which would be a really disastrous scenario for everyone. you can see why some of the pressure on israel is to take down intensity of its operations in gaza because this is giving an incentive to pro- iran groups -- but on the united states as well to forge divisions between the united states and allies. this is one of the things, the barrages of shipping on the red sea is all about, to increase the cost of the united states the west, economically and supporting israel. >> initially after

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will and my very close long-standing front, michael paulson, wrote this article about the sweeping reach of section three. in it -- my favorite set of adjectives and adverbs, the incredibly broad sweep of conduct that is caught up in section three. i would urge whatever we may think about any of the specific issues. , it should not be given a broad sweep. what we are talking about is giving a large number of officials all over the country, many elected like state secretaries of state, many highly partisan, giving them the authority to disqualify from the ballot their political opponents. that is -- section three is there. it must be given its proper application. but let's not take it any further than its terms and history actually require. so, that is the interpretive mode with which i look at all of these questions. there are any number of very interesting issues about the meaning of section three. there are several i will not spend time on but i want to flag them because there is a lot of scholarship about it. the first question i am not going to spend much time on his does it apply to

checking in with steve paulson foggy pretty cold again today right?is correct. dave you'll understand if you want to see a bart station that has changed. it's the walnut creek bart station right? >> dramatically. unbelievable. dramatically changed. >> a friend of mine who moved away from concord, he came back and i said, walnut creek, bart. and he goes, you're kidding me. so he had he had no idea. yeah. 30s to 50s. what? yeah. livermore's 36. yet you're seeing 50in palo alto san jose 52. a lot of low clouds and fog. so we are lost in a fog here. numerous reports of drizzle, low cloud deck fog. i mean it goes well inland. well to the south as well. if you can get through that fog bank, you'll have hazy sun and it'll be warm. if not, i mean up above, we're good to go. it's just this time of year it's tough to burn off a big fog bank like this. but we'll go with 60s on the temps is all right. 6:00 in the morning. sal is here picking up somewhere or where are we going? yeah it's getting a little bit slower in some places. >> for example, highway four, not

fox two on fox two right now is the incomparable steve paulson.has your friday morning forecast. >> dave, do i owe you money? >> no, no, no. i'm just giving that to friendship fees. >> i swear i mailed a check. thank you, sir. yeah all right. we do have some cold lows. i think tomorrow morning will be colder. yeah, i really do. sometimes we jump the gun is. but it'll be cold enough as we head into this morning. there's already a few low 30s and a lot of mid 30s, but i think tomorrow morning a little more quieter and some drier air will filter in. so freeze warning is out this morning and then they say a watch tomorrow, it'll be a warning. trust me. i've seen this song and dance a thousand times. most clear, a few high clouds are coming down from the north northwest. a little bit of fog out to the valley. if you're heading out there, watch out. santa rosa mile and a quarter napa, half mile. some dancing around vallejo as well. probably american canyon. so here we go again. 37 lakeville highway 116 101. north just keep an eye on that. and then of co

steve paulson good thing you're back because it's been kind of some pretty heavy weather days for theast couple. >> a lot of fog. now we have some fog, some sun and rain is on the way. that is correct. it'll get here late morning, early afternoon for most. but if you're in that fog, you might have some drizzle. otherwise you're like, what are you talking about? i can see blue skies, but eventually the clouds will begin to roll in. it's aligning itself the front north to south. 40s and 50s on the temps south wind could be a mild pattern. san jose, santa clara valley peninsula. it has a ways to go, but in the next few hours i think it will make it here late morning, early afternoon for most. so don't get caught out in the rain. that's what we're going to have later on. morning sun and clouds, some fog, drizzle, increasing clouds, breezy rain later 50s mainly to the north, some mid 60s to the south. all right, sal is here and he is going to start with what we're going to start with a little bit of fog out there. >> but it's not as foggy as it was yesterday. steve, let's talk about the ri

steve paulson it's a good thing i did. >> i did not. but i still ran into fog. did you know? no >> yeah. >> well, there are some areas where they're still saying, hey, i can't see you across the street there. tracy zero visibility concord even. buchanan a half mile. livermore was down to zero. now a half mile in napa airport. novato petaluma, santa rosa in there. palo alto a mile. visibility a little better now. hayward and also oakland. so i think we've we've maxed out on the visibility but there's still some pockets where it's pretty bad except for livermore. everyone's running 1 to 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. and that makes sense. a lot of drizzle santa rosa, kentfield and san bruno mountain all with 0.04 near crockett 0.02 fell way a lots going on here. it really won't take shape until we get to the weekend, but today it's fog and low clouds up above it. it's sunny so 30s and 40s and 50s. there are multiple signs here that we're going to get into a wetter pattern. the question is for how much and how long. sunday morning, sunday evening seems to be

due to the heavy rain, paulson road in santa cruz is flooded and it's closed as a safety precaution. advising drivers not to drive around the road. closure because if you see flooded roadways turnaround, remember, they're saying do not drown. in san mateo county. double slide will be closed. southbound into a drain cleaning one way traffic control will be in place the save. we've got cars through the northbound tunnel. the closure last until tomorrow at 04:00am. all right. well, got rain and we've got those closures and i'm wondering, brittney if it's still supposed to rain tomorrow over going a little break here. we're going to be a much needed break, but we just have to get through today. we have this low pressure system again, bringing us his band of showers really been sitting off the coast of past couple of hours. >> making its way into us. it's definitely a wet mass but will continue to watch that potential for thunderstorms. so again, the big picture showing you right here as we zoom very active on the coast. santa cruz, san jose and san francisco is going slowly make its way

let's check in now with meteorologist steve paulson. the north bay getting it now. but we're all going to get a dose today. >> eventually. yes. but far and away sonoma county up to mendocino county has taken the rain. other locations are in on the win two fronts. one will be today and tonight. the bigger one will be on late friday into saturday, but it's a windy and mild pattern that is for sure. the front is beginning to finally make its move. so areas i mean there's been a little bit of rain in napa county, some in lake county and some in marin, but really it's all about sonoma county. let's get to the wind first. though. strong south wind has prompted a wind advisory along much of the coast, especially pointer marin county north. i still think san mateo county should be in there, but that's not my call. some of the gusts from this morning, including cobb mountain again, that's at 3200ft, 60mph. mount diablo, just shy of 50. mount tamalpais, 40. point reyes 38. half moon bay has been up to 37, just saw it was just 37. oakland airport 31. sfo is now bumped up to 30

we got paulson >> that's up in santa cruz and it is flooded as they tried to, you know, make sure everybody'se. yeah, bison to go around. the chp now advising go-around. don't go around do not around because you can see flooded roadways. you know that that's still saying, right? turn around, don't drown. you never know quite how deep it is. and it really only takes just honestly like less than a foot of water inches as a matter of fact, to lose traction and sometimes just to be carried away. yeah, out in san mateo county that will slide will be close to drink late into their cleaning up the drainage. now, one way traffic controls are going to be in place to safely help you guide your car through the northbound tunnel. there. the closure last until tomorrow at 04:00am. so be mindful of that. all right. mayor london breed's office says that nearly 1500 people were arrested for either selling or using drugs since the. >> city began its joint task force operation to crack down on those open air drug markets. but critics say the arrests aren't really doing anything to stop people from dying on the