santa rosa and petaluma we see more readings coming in at less than one mile. it makes sense when you look at the numbers, look at that big of 32 that stands out for livermore, 32 in the tri- valley, and 30 at santa rosa which is quite cold. 29 the latest report from the sonoma county airport. and as you would expect with temperatures that cold, all we have to do is overlay the visibility on top of this, and that is where we have trouble spots. petaluma down to one mile, santa rosa down to 1.7 miles in terms of how far you can see down the road. 10 mile visibility about everywhere else. okay for the majority of us one thing to watch on the futurecast is a detailed overview on how long it takes this stuff to disappear. keep your eye on a patch of clouds filling in the valley of sonoma county, just as you get to the marin county and sonoma county line, also the clouds for the central valley. it takes until about 11:00, and then by late morning the skies clear out and it looks better bay area wide. after a beautifully blue sky day with the typically winter haze, a

it is relatively warm except for petaluma where it is 37. as we watch this melt away, give it until about noon, and then higher clouds will show up. you won't notice that as much. it will be more blue sky than anything else, just a few high passing clouds for thursday and another day where we go to the mid 60s for daytime highs. low to mid 60s for inland valleys. we'll see the same in the heart of the bay and as we get into the north bay valleys, same numbers. 68 for clover dale today. there is one item to discuss for friday. we will see a little bit of an offshore wind event. watch what happens on the map. you will see it light up with usual colors as we get into friday. that is offshore wind. we'll see what this feels like. it's mainly an issue in the mountains. by friday afternoon and evening watch what happens. some of the wind gets into the valleys where we live. it doesn't look terribly bad but it will be noticeably breezy for friday afternoon and evening. allergy sufferers this is probably a concern for you. saturday morning we should

a look at the visibility map coming up and i will show you petaluma, fairfield and napa. it's not too terribly widespread. there is the forecast, another hazy looking sky and we keep a few high clouds around. you can see the forecast on air quality is moderate is the worst. the air quality is moderate and not much worse than that and on the daytime highs low to mid 60s for just about everybody. see you in the complete forecast in a few minutes. how was the drive out there? >>> not too bad. it's friday light for the most part. if you're headed toward sfo with an early flight, looking pretty good. no major delays. i want to focus on san jose, you are talking about foggy spots, you might be dealing with limited visibility. we still have disclosure in effect due to flooding, 200 a.b. in both directions to guadalupe parkway in san jose. all lanes are closed and 200 a.b. is open but you just cannot get over to 287. use an alternate by sticking with the freeways or the surface streets. 101 with nice speeds from the south bay to the peninsula. >>> today the covid workplace rules

slides down more of that coming through tonight making its way through santa rosa headed toward petaluma right now and making its way towards san anselmo a little bit later on this evening. so more rain on the way. temperatures. not all that bad 50's outside the door right now. so not as cold as it has been. but the pattern is kind of switching up just a bit. we've got high pressure here in the central pacific before we had all the storms roll in to that ridge was all the way up in the aleutians allowing for these storms really did drop in. so what we're getting now is fairly weak systems coming through right now riding right over the top of this ridge will see that again. for tonight and early tomorrow morning. some showers in the forecast early on. it's going to be more scattered than the past event. but still, we'll see some raindrops out there and then looks like there's going to dry out a little bit after that high pressure going to take over by tomorrow afternoon. maybe couple sunday breaks temperatures still in the 50's and low 60's. thank you, lord. still to come. >> after some i

petaluma, napa, zero miles of visibility.e, you will encounter this. zero miles in the southbay as well. that fog lifts after 10:00 a.m. the afternoon features hazy sunshine and moderate air quality. 61 oakland, 63 san jose, 65 santa rosa. the weekend, we continue that drive pattern. monday, mostly sunny, 60's. let's see how traffic is doing. good morning. >> good morning. this crash is where drew mentioned zero mile visibility. so in the napa, be careful. it is an overturned big rig on 121 near hare lane. use your low beams. there is slowing. this is emeryville. it has been socked in. i wanted to use it now because we can see some traffic, moving toward the bay bridge toll plaza. you will find thick fog into san francisco across the bridge. another live shot, the freeway, highway 87 almost disappearing in the distance, so you can get 90 idea of the difficulty you will experience, so be careful and give yourself some time. jobina, reggie? >> a san francisco home turning heads for all the wrong reasons. a $2 million sale. >> t

santa rosa flirting with 70's as petaluma because of those warm, dry, offshore breezes and we're going to continue see above average temperatures all weekend long. find out if any rain is in our extended forecast in just a few minutes in just a few minutes. back to you. teresa. >>thank are bracing for coming up here on kron on at noon, why california's attorney general is investigating a police shooting at sfo. plus, we're counting down to the big game tomorrow between the forty-niners and packers. you're watching k >>and we are following up a story that we first brought you yesterday. attorney general rob bonta's office. they plan to investigate a fatal shooting at sfo. unarmed man was fatally shot by police yesterday kron on's dan thorn has the very latest for us. >>sfo becomes a crime scene after a fatal police shooting. investigators say the unknown man was armed with 2 guns near the international terminals. bart entrance when they were forced to shoot spawning officers were rendered aid to the man. >>and some in medics to the scene. the man succumb to his injuries and was pronounc

petaluma you are down to 39. most places are in the 40s. we've got a nice set up. we'll be back in the mid 60s for most locations. once the clouds burn off, fog goes away by late morning. early afternoon, it's a clearer sky and it is warm, relatively speaking for this time of year. low to mid 60s, upper 50s for the heart of the bay. north bay, we will see temperatures well into the mid 60s. friday gets more interesting. we can use the map we usually only show for fall which is offshore wind season but we are going to have offshore wind event friday. you see how the colors picked up. this is going offshore. it does get windy in the mountains tonight but that's the mountains. we don't notice it at the elevations where the overwhelming majority of us live until friday. maybe 20 to 30-mile an hour gusts. the main thing that does is guarantees we won't have fog. it will be 63 in san francisco friday, not 6. that will be fixed shortly. the rest of the seven-day forecast shows us temperatures warming up as we get to the weekend and early next week. let's go to gianna and

petaluma is is the trouble spot but look at jose, 0.33 mile. the afternoons are the same, temperatures fine but it will have that same hazy kind of cloudy and soupy looking view in the sky today. mid 60s with some rise at 7:24 am and that is the first time it has ticked up one minute earlier. we are rounding a corner in terms of getting more daylight. the rest of the forecast is coming up. >>> let's take a look at the roadways now and head out to the bay bridge with a live look. metering lights her off in there are no delays now as we head into san francisco but you might be dealing with some foggy spots so just be extra careful with limited visibility might be an issue. once your past this point here's a look at conditions near the tower with traffic headed toward san francisco and maybe a little fog so keep that in mind. the golden gate bridge looking good with no delays. south 101 from the richmond san rafael bridge, 15 minutes. 880 over towards 101 on the san mateo bridge, 12 minutes to get into foster city. expect one in four americans cou

about 1.25 miles in petaluma and .75 in santa rosa.essure in control with dry and mild conditions and clouds streaming in with a low pressure system pushing into the great basin area with offshore wind developing. high wind watches are in effect starting tomorrow with temperatures 58 in san francisco , 60 in oakland and 61 in san jose and 64 in santa rosa. the futurecast has clouds streaming in with more sunshine and turning windy toward your tuesday. futurecast wind, looking at breezy conditions today but wind picking up tuesday and especially looking to wednesday with wind out of the north. in the seven-day forecast, your first alert seven-day forecast, temperatures a little bit warmer and watching offshore wind tuesday into wednesday. you can see temperatures in the 60s for most of most of the week with some offshore wind developing into the weekend. let's check with gianna on the traffic on the roadways on this monday morning. definitely foggy? >>> heads up if you are hitting the roadways with limited visibility and some areas and

in petaluma, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. dan: hate to see them go. so much change these days. that's talk about the weather. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here as we push towards the weekend. sandhya: we are experiencing some changes. let me show you a stunning sunset from our emeryville camera. the sun went down at 5:11 tonight and you may have noticed all that color because of the high clouds, the haze that has been around. stagnant air with the temperature inversion underneath the area of high pressure, leading to air-quality issues. have moderate air-quality coming your way the next four days. right now, you will notice it is moderate from santa rosa to san jose heading into concord. rio vista is reporting poor air quality for sensitive groups so just be aware of this. visibility is being impacted not just by the haze but also by a little bit of fog around concord, where it is down to four miles. i want to show you live doppler 7. hire clouds up above. they have been increasing throughout the day because of two systems. the first one is down to our southwest. next on

still 7 degrees above your average daytime high today and those of you in petaluma and of otto starting to cool down in the mid 50's in santa rosa. 62 degrees. so you're still tracking temperatures above average, even at this 6 o'clock hour. but when tracker for it, fortunately tracking calmer winds, but we're still going to see some breezy to gusty winds tonight through the overnight hours, especially in petaluma 40 mile per hour winds. and even for those of you at half moon bay in the 30 mile per hour range throughout your saturday sunday morning. but then by sunday afternoon, calmer conditions will continue as well. details ahead on your full forecast because we have a better look at some rain chances returning, find out when in just a few minutes. jonathon, just seen back to you. thank you so much. there is a massive wildfire that continues to burn tonight along the big sur coast right near the monterey county line. that is the colorado fire in the latest numbers from cal fire. >> say that more than 1000 acres have burned so far so far, containment has now jumped up to 20%. cal fire

napa petaluma santa rosa and fairfield also down in the 30's. the meantime, a few mild spots notable a san francisco and pacific at each in the low 50's later on today. look for to daytime highs will climb into the low 60's. as i mentioned, a war on what else to expect in this friday forecast. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic today traveling from the east bay into the city right now. >> to that fremont street exit about a 10 minute drive for you. there. the san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula about 13 minutes. let's go ahead and get a look at the richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive heading across and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls. happening today. at least 3 schools in sonoma county are going to be close due to rising number of covid cases. there both grab and stun elementary and hillcrest schools in the gravest in union school district as well as reach charter school in sebastopol. they're all going to be c

right now, to petaluma, and that line is moving quickly to the south. next 15 to 20 minutes, san rafael, fairfield, concord, and i think this will hold together and bring us rain through the central bay, but the focus for tomorrow will start to shift a little farther to the north bay. so for the morning, best chance of showers will be the central bay northward. then for the afternoon, a little clearing here down towards san jose. patchy clouds lingering across the bay, and from late wednesday into thursday, those rain chances scoot off to the north ahead of the next chance of rain for friday. morning temperatures mild, mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow around the south bay, 60s. so i think it's going to feel muggy outside in the santa clara valley. mid to upper 50s for san francisco and the tri-valley and the north bay in the upper 50. friday storm is going to move through quickly. that may keep the rain totals down. best performance for rainfall on friday looks once again to be sonoma county and marin county. for the sierra, probably about a half-foot o

down in the 30's right now with petaluma santa rosa and there as well. san francisco among our spots in the 50's starting off the morning, a bit more mild later on today. we will be looking at highs back into the 60's a whole lot like we have been lately. i'm talking more about what you expected to the weekend itself. all still to come back over rain. all right, john, let's get a look at the bridges this morning traveling from the east bay into the city to fremont street exit. >> about 10 minutes for your drive. there. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute in about 13 minutes. there are pockets of fog out there this morning. there are some along the bay bridge looks like there's some along the san mateo bridge. take your time as you're driving. richmond center fell commute, traveling averaged about 9 minutes there and the golden gate bridge 20 minute traveling into the city this morning. now to a big development in our drought emergency. after weeks of winter storms, the entire state of california is now out of

shannon o'donnell is the owner of the mystic theater in downtown petaluma after being closed for a year and a half. the theater just reopened this past fall. shannon says she and her staff are fully vaccinated and boosted and that they have done everything they can to follow the rules and keep the doors open news that sonoma county is once again canceling large gatherings for at least a month. it's devastating. >> it's obviously be on financially straining scary. and we just got to reopen in september. and then i got the news last night and forced to close down for another month. it's not possibly longer fits. it's been a rough >> shannon says the theater employs about 25 people in the attached restaurant bucaneers has 45 employees at this point. she's not sure if they'll have to let anyone go. but it is a possibility. you know, i just got the news last night at about >> and so i've definitely been. talking with the town buyers, my staff and i mean, get right here right now is to go right up something special to us and not all of my staff and to put out on our social media. but it's def

north bay valleys, santa rosa and petaluma are waking up to fog. we are in the mid 50s in general for just about everybody. we can see the visibility reading, that 0.5 for concord. we've got fog on the road and we've got it for petaluma where we are down to a mile. as far as the rest of the day, all the clouds out there for the entire bay, they're not going away. it will stay gray like yesterday did. we will not get a lot of blue sky. we will warm to the upper 50s. as we look ahead, we can already see the next chance of rain tomorrow morning. i will play the futurecast forward to right there. that's what we will focus on in the complete forecast in a bit. light showers for friday morning commute. we'll time it out for the north bay which is where it will be most noticeable and city peninsula, south bay, the whole drill. i will see you with that in a few minutes. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. darren is talking a lot about foggy spots, be extra careful on the roadways. upper deck of the bay bridge near the tower, a little foggy into san fran

in petaluma, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. dan: hate to see them go. so much change these days.talk about the weatha: ml is here as we push towards the weekend. sandhya: we are experiencing some changes. let me show you a stunning sunset from our emeryville camera. the sun went down at 5:11 tonight and you may have noticed all that color because of the high clouds, the haze that has been around. stagnant air with the temperature inversion underneath the area of high pressure, leading to air-quality issues. have moderate air-quality coming your way the next four days. right now, you will notice it is moderate from santa rosa to san jose heading into concord. rio vista is reporting poor air quality for sensitive groups so just be aware of this. visibility is being impacted not just by the haze but also by a little bit of fog around concord, where it is down to four miles. i want to show you live doppler 7. hire clouds up above. they have been increasing throughout the day because of two systems. the first one is down to our southwest. next one is coming into the pacific northwest

petaluma police have arrested a man in connection with a robbery at a grocery outlet. investigators say that jack taylor stole from the store and used a metal rod to threaten the workers. officers say that he left before they got there, but they found him a short time later. taylor is charged with robbery and resisting arrest. a staple in san francisco's financial district is now in jeopardy and set to close next month after being blindsided by the building's owner. size. restaurant has been serving the community for 37 years and was recently told by its landlord that they're going to vacate the building in 30 days. and now the owners are scrambling trying to find a way to save their historic restaurant. refers sacking has their story. >> it came so senate you not. it wasn't something that we didn't expect to be happening, but not just so, you know, it kept us. had lie. >> what have you know? it's the second so i would have >> gavin to in my cheat own size vietnamese restaurant in san francisco's financial district. >> it's been a staple there for 37 years. it has beco

that's where you'll find a few 30's santa rosa petaluma and napa. each sitting at 37 degrees right now. now, as we work our way through this last day of the month, in first day of the week, we are going to be in the midst of some low 60's for most of our daytime highs. where will the rest of the week? take us, though, will all be answering that. still to come in your forecast. first of all, let's get a look at these early morning roads for your monday morning with john. good morning. that's right. traffic. >> moving along outside on this monday morning. it's still pretty early out there. we're looking at live conditions. hopefully that sticks around as you're heading from the east bay into the city right now to take you about 7 minutes to make that drive the meteor lights are still off the air at the bay bridge. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive and a little under 13 minutes this morning headed out of richmond across towards sandra fell about 7 minutes as you're traveling and a look at the golden gate bri

areas like petaluma could see wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. 20 to 30 mile per hour gusts for most of the rest of the bay area. winds are expected to peak overnight tonight and starting at 07:00am this morning, much of the bay area will be under wind advisories through the day on saturday. now, as far as today's daytime highs go are calmer areas will be along the bay shore. so that's the way to spend the afternoon. if you want to avoid the winds as much as possible, but still want to enjoy this nice weather that we have solid mid 60's for the vast majority of the bay redwood city, palo alto, san carlos, each at 65 degrees. south bay temperatures mid 60's for you. san jose. up to 66 today. well, he word and fremont and i-65 oakland at 66 going to be a really gorgeous. stay in oakland in. you're one of our commerce spots. as far as wind goes. so not a bad day to be getting out there. the late joan benicia each at 67 for your highs today are 2 warmest of spots right there along the carquinez. now, temperatures tomorrow will be right around the same as today. winds do peak ove

delay 38 degrees petaluma and santa rosa hang out in the mid 30's to start. so after a cold start to the day, we do have mild weather just around the corner. back to the 60's. we go under all that sunshine as far as bridges go this morning. it still has been a very easy commute. obviously, not a lot of cars just yet at the bay bridge. as you can see, there is 0 back up there at the toll plaza. things moving along, just fine. just a little over 10 minutes to get you across the san mateo bridge in a very easy commute there. richmond center fell being greeted are early. risers are by some easy traffic conditions and also whether that's cooperating too golden gate bridge. 19 minutes from 37 in marine county down to the toll plaza in san francisco, james. all right, john, thank you very much. for 30 to time. there are concerns about the future. >> of the castro theater in san francisco. movie lovers held a demonstration sunday afternoon urging the owners of the theater to continue offering movies and this after the theater announced a new partnership to bring live

each pretty chilly at 36 degrees along with napa petaluma and santa rosa. also on the cooler side of things. so don't forget the jackets this morning later on today. don't have to worry about as much weekend planner shows those cold temperatures that start but mild. nice this afternoon with highs climbing back into the low to mid 60's bridges like the bay bridge are pretty fog free right now. take a look at the bay bridge. also free of traffic. we just got one car out there. can we make monday light? i think because that's what it looks like. the san mateo bridge is also doing just fine. a few headlights and tail lights. but everyone rolling at the limit. a look at the richmond center fell bridge much the same. not a whole lot of cars just yet earliest risers on monday morning, you're being greeted by empty roadways and the golden gate bridge looking just as nice and clear. james. john, thank you very much at 4, 0, one. let's get to the wildfires that were unfortunately having to follow here in january. firefighters right now continuing to battle the colora

south 101 into petaluma. no delays towards the golden gate. >>> omicron surge forcing two bay area school districts to take action. one is closing down for the next two days. the other has teachers choosing not to show up at all. >> we have live team coverage beginning with joycelyn moran with the second bay area school district in two days to hold a sick-out. >> reporter: that's right. it's impacting schools. principal of oakland tech high sent a message to parents last night asking them to please not send their students to school today. let's take a look at the message. it goes onto say, quote, it is highly likely no instruction will be provided. oakland teachers and educators from a number of schools are asking oakland unified for a list of covid safety measures. included are providing kn95 masks for staff and students with the mask requirement updated to require these types of masks and weekly pcr testing of students and staff and want district to reinstate covid pay for teachers so they don't have to use

still chilly, 37 in santa rosa, petaluma, 39 in livermore with 42 in concorde.oming up, a colder morning out there by nine degrees on the coast, and air quality moderate, so we need some wind. we're not going to get any today or tomorrow but we will get a win shift. so today is the warmer day, mid 50's by noontime. 2:00, 3:00, well into the 60's, above average. a chilly night on the way. fog comes back into play so that onshore push will cool us off for your sunday. liz? liz: thank you. this morning, the world health organization says we are nearing the end of the emergency phase of the pandemic. nationwide, just under 145,000 covid patients are in the hospital right now. abc 7 news reporter christine sloan has more. christine: with new cases falling across the country, the u.s. is seemingly approaching a transition. the world health organization says we are nearing the end of the emergency phase in the pandemic. health experts say the virus will remain but we have what we need to live with it. >> the virus isn't going away. we may see future surges. but mandate

so far in places like santa petaluma. heavier amounts in us and in selma on up a few scattered showers there in richmond right now in danville. also a few scattered showers around livermore and further over the santa cruz. mountains are picking up some more raindrops. but uc san jose the kind of fall in that rain shadow area. that means things kind of rain out before it gets there as it moves over the mountains and they stay dry for the most part in san jose. you'll notice today a much warmer storm system rolling in. of course, we have some very cold temperatures overnight over the weekend down in the 20's and some 30's really chilly. but the cloud cover. it's going help keep these temperatures up. tonight's lows probably going to be hovering in the 40's a daytime temperatures. not bad, a lot of 50's out there right now and that's pretty much where it's going to stay in long-range. we've got another front out there. you see it up here in the pacific northwest, bringing them a whole lot of rain, but we're kind of on the so

same number for you in nevado petaluma as well as santa rosa. well, fairfield are very cold.ees. really the biggest issue on our roads this morning has been the fog as well for the bay bridge. it was formerly a very foggy drive. but as you can see here at the tolaz

petaluma and napa down to one mile. san jose is down to zero. closer look at street level, here is the fog. here is highway 29. mile visibility there. where the east bay, we are down to zero. you are going to encounter that fog. hayward down to two miles and even south bay. san jose down to zero miles visibility so the fog is thick and it will linger until 10:00 a.m. 39 in the city. 36 in santa rosa. later today, we have the fog giving way to hazy sunshine. the air quality is on the moderate side. low to mid-60's later this afternoon so it is a mild day to finish the week. overnight, storms and clouds. 30's to upper 40's we head into the weekend. tahoe, a nice weekend for the holiday. saturday, sunday, monday, tons of sunshine. temperatures in the 40's. overnight lows between 11 and 23 degrees. we are getting with dennis morning fog this morning. mainly sunny over the holiday weekend and the drag pattern continues for the foreseeable future. next week, we keep rain out of the forecast through thursday. reggie: ahead at 6:00, a true fixer-upper.

a 46 also in petaluma across the north bay future cast for you. our long-range models is showing us said the bulk of the wet weather getting into 7 california. so la it was some rainfall today and it looks like it's going to be there a little bit tomorrow as well. we're going to be dr% here in the bay area. parts of washington, oregon, they're going to be expecting a little storm system coming out of the pacific into thursday, bringing rain there. but still all that high pressure. you can see it here keeping all the wet weather away from the bay area and bringing us a lot of sunshine and spring-like temperatures as we get the next week or so if you're going to be heading to tahoe, no snowfall in the forecast as well. the rain here in the bay area, no snow expected in the high country as well. we're looking at said mostly sunshine for the next couple of days. temperatures during the day in the 40's and tomorrow, if you'd like today, it's going to be very similar. so what tomorrow's going to be lots of 50's and 60's with a lot of sunshine. and then

as for santa rosa nevado petaluma and santa fell each at 66. your lookahead next 7 days. not a lot of change here. here's the good news. after tomorrow midday, we really start to calm down wind wise, lots of sunshine and mild weather. the rest of your forecast hoping february comes through the rain because the rest of january looks try now as far as our roadways go pretty good conditions out there. overall, what i am looking at the bay bridge is a very smooth commute, but low 10 minutes in world, the at 08:19am. that's kind of unheard of. that's a really easy commute. 13 minutes across the san mateo bridge. we do have the richmond center fell at 9 minutes and only looking at 22 minutes to get you from 37 to the tolls on a beautiful golden gate this morning. no, we do have one incident i want to talk about and it is resulting and a bit of a longer commute from san leandro to milpitas along 80. that's going to take you 30 minutes. we have a disabled vehicle on a 80 southbound. >> north of little road and hayward, the second lien from the left is blocked. we also have residu

we see novato, petaluma down to zero miles visibility.s fog will not linger as long as it did yesterday. winds are ramping up as we speak, and that is going to clear at that fog this morning. right now a mixed bag of temperatures. 50 in the city, but it is 36 in napa right now. 38 in san ramon. this is our east bay hills camera. it is beginning to shake as our wines ramp-up. take a look at our wind advisory and high-wind warning. that is in effect starting at 7:00 a.m. winds in excess of 40 miles an hour, but in the north bay mountains, we could see wind gusts on ridge tops up to 70 miles an hour. likely we will see some downed trees. see some power outages as well. the winds already ramping up. the oakland hills gusting over 25 miles an hour right now. even knoxville at 40 miles an hour. we will find those winds moving down into the surface. even though they are light, they will pick up later on today. it is windy, it is also a warm afternoon with a lot of sunshine. to upper 60's later today, so well above average this time of year. over

petaluma improved on the air. this is always our trouble spot of the morning where you have that shelter valley. right now. a little bit cooler start compared to yesterday. as you go hour-by-hour, we have sun mixing with clouds from time to time. partly cloudy skies later on today. temperatures again in the low to mid 60's and above average for this time of year. the same in oakland. 66 in san jose. a mix of stars in the clouds out there with temperatures in the upper 30's to mid 40's. take a look at future weather over the next several days. the storm track stays well away from us and much of california will remain dry over the next several days. above average today. bit of a dip thursday and friday but the dry pattern continues. lots of temperatures above average. kumasi: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: a medical milestone, using a pigs heart to save a man. kumasi: your doctor gives you a prescription. “let's get you on some antibiotics right away.” we could bring it right to your door. wit

santa rosa, petaluma, visibility is okay. petaluma says 10. those numbers are pretty good for the northbay valleys. in napa, 3/10 of a mile. you can see it on the visualization for the future cast. this is the forecast model depicting where they are. it certainly melts back by the time we've gotten into the afternoon. i 2:00 today, many of us will see sunshine. in general, if you've got a gray sky overhead, and will probably stay that way until the early afternoon. 39, concord. 33, santa rosa. the number for hayward is e mid 51, san jose. a big difference depending on where you are. for the afternoon today, mid and upper 50s. there is no real difference here. looking across the entire bay area, everybody does the same number. mid-to upper 50s in general for every you go. we increase the clouds as a little bit. clouds increase a little bit as we get into thursday of next week. no significant likelihood of rain. just an increase of clouds on monday clearing out for tuesday and wednesday and then going into thursday and friday. as we look across

drew: fog in the north visibility issues around petaluma and nevada. visibility -- in novato.mited visibility around the bay shoreline. here is how the date shapes up. partly cloudy skies giving way to sunshine. breezy in the hills with gusts to 20 to 25 miles per hour. by 4:00 p.m., upper 50's to mid 60's. we will take a closer look at the winds. kumasi: the pentagon preparing for the possibility of violence along russia's border with ukraine, putting 8500 troops on high alert to depend chilly -- to potentially deploy. this is around concerns russia could be making a military move on ukraine. jobina: ukraine responding to the u.s.'s recent orders of embassy personnel to leave the country, because the departures unnecessary and premature. luke perry bases in california and delaware loading up ammunition. other aid should be into ukraine. president biden faces a test to see if he can forge a united allies stand. the former deputy assistant secretary of state administration is walking a fine line. >> they don't want to further promote putin by using -- by moving troops but they

petaluma your visibility has been down under one mile all morning long. we will have much more about it coming up on the traffic report. and as far as the rest of the day is concerned, temperatures in the low to mid 40s and we will see the fog burned off by late morning and a few high clouds, very hazy. and we will be in the low to mid 60s for daytime highs. gianna franco, your turn on the fog . >>> on the bay bridge, look at how that changed. we can see the toll plaza better 20 minutes ago but that's not the case right now. definitely foggy, give yourself extra time. travel times, 10 minutes from the maze into san francisco. limited visibility may be an issue. here is another perspective as you travel across the upper deck headed into the city. i also want to update you on this trouble spot on highway 12 . we had a delivery truck that tipped over on the right-hand side of the roadway and there may be some guardrail damage repair. some activity off to the side but speeds look like they are improving. >>> a live look at san francisco where health officials

petaluma and santa rosa, i have been watching you on fog. concord and fairfield, give yourself extra time on the road. i will be back with the forecast including tomorrow's rain in a bit. back to you. >>> this is a story that would make lassie proud. >> thanks to heroic efforts a new hampshire dog may have saved the life of her owner. the shepherd was frantically running around on a highway when she was spotted by police. as they attempted to corral her, she kept running. when officers caught up, they discovered an overthrown truck and two men thrown from the vehicle, one being tinslee's owner. >> some hypothermia had set in. it is unknown how long they were out of the vehicle for. the dog was also wet. >> didn't know what was happening and next thing you know the cops were there. it was all because of her. >> the two were treated at the hospital and after tinslee's owner was released he went home to spend time with who he now calls his guardian angel. >> love that story. what a good dog. >>> 5:56. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn

it is reporting calm winds for santa rosa and petaluma. it is still a 34 mile an hour wind gust on mount st. helena. which what happens between now and tomorrow. it is we can but it takes his sweet time for the winds turn off in the northbay mountains but they will. in the complete forecast where going to lend a little more contest to that fire. we will put it onto the google earth map and show you where those flames are. i will be back with that and the rest of the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> cleanup beginning in several oakland neighborhoods after a high wind events toppled trees and power lines overnight. check this out. fortunately no one was hurt when these large trees were blown over pushing cars and damaging homes. >>> california's positivity rate is decreasing. when we to further reduce the spread is by testing at home. who live, work, and go to school in the county had to make appointment online. up to four kits were given to each household. >> with the kids back in school we are getting a lot of close contacts notices. it

petaluma, three miles per -- of fog, in in in in in four miles, the fog not as thick. 51 in the city,41 in san ramon, 47 in san jose. here's a gorgeous live look from the exploratorium camera. we have partly cloudy skies and cirrus clouds in our sky for much of the day today. we will have a lot of sunshine, but nonetheless, it is slightly cooler today compared to yesterday. temperatures in the upper 50's 50's to low 60's, so these numbers are above where we typically are this time of the year, but yesterday, we were in the upper 60's with some upper 50's and a couple of spots. a couple of 30's repair tonight in the north bay, so slightly cooler compared to this morning. low to mid 40's around the shoreline. let's get you an update on the drought monitor. this is last week. you can see parts of the east bay were in extreme drought. fast-forward erased extreme drought across the entire bay area, so we are improving, but we are cautiously optimistic. we have a limited exceptional drought and january is going to end up much drier than normal. the next seven days, we are not tracking any w

but petaluma 41 degrees. so nearly a 15 degree difference. details ahead in your upcoming work week. forecast. and when we're finally going to see rain returned to the bay area in just a few minutes. back to you. jonathan. just seen risa. thank you so much. coming up tonight, the fda is considering putting a limit on a certain type of >> covid-19. treatment go over. exactly which treatment is and who this applies to. >> will hear from folks trying to prevent the historic castro theater from becoming a live event venue. >> right now, oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened this afternoon just after 4 o'clock that happened on east 12th street and fruitvale avenue. police found a victim in the area of 30rd avenue and international boulevard. this is citizen app. video of the scene. the victim did go to the hospital. police are still looking for suspects. also in oakland, police say an armed robbery happened this morning around 10, 30 on international boulevard when police arrived. the suspect, they say was trying to escape. the

temperature spread out there right now because we're tracking low 70's for petaluma and santa rosa whene low 60's this time of year. oakland, 63 degrees because you're seeing winds out of the south. everyone else tracking northerly winds. so that's why we're tracking warmer temperatures there. little >> are going viral on this friday professor at one of the nation's top business schools asked her students what the average american makes in a year and many of them had no clue. actually, it's a pretty embarrassing. the professors at the prestigious wharton business school at the university of pennsylvania. and when she asked her students this wage question, 25% thought that the average u.s. wage was over $100,000 a year. one student even answered $800,000. the real number is around $45,000. so maybe kids who graduate from wharton think that that's what their first your salaries like. but i mean, the rest of us. it's not that much. there is a british dogs love of sausages that got her out. a very scary situation. millie is a 3 year-old jack russell with it mix. slipped out of her leash whi

but a chilly 39 degrees right now for those of you in petaluma. so make sure to really dress in layers there. get your thicker blanket or coat because you're certainly going to needed if you're heading out this evening when tracker for calm winds out of the east. but we're going to see a wind direct it read to action, change out of the north tomorrow. and that's what's going to help us warm up for the 2nd half of our weekend. futurecast for though, going to show stubborn marine layer, dense, low clouds and fog to start your sunday morning. shortly after midnight first, it's going to write for those of you in the north and santa rosa and then for east bay valleys by around mid morning until we notice more sunshine and warmer temperatures for the 2nd half of your weekend. details ahead of any rain returns in our 10 day outlook coming up in just a few minutes. jonathon, just seen back to you. risa. thank you. governor gavin newsome laying out a new plan to battle the state's latest covid-19 surge. >> we'll explain how w rkers in the golden state will

but as you make your way inland livermore and petaluma 45 degrees. so 13 degrees cooler than downtown san francisco this evening. and we're going to notice cooler temperatures throughout tonight. upper 30's for santa rosa, concord and antioch, mid 40's for downtown san francisco and oakland. tomorrow, though, widespread low to mid 60's. so not expecting to see any 70's for those of you in santa rosa. 66 degrees. so more than 10 degrees of cooling there with widespread mid 60's for hayward, low 60's for downtown san francisco. and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook, very dry and seasonable weather after monday. so tuesday near average highs in the lot of sunshine. but overall, a dry weather outlook for the next 7 days. back to you, jonathan, just seen. thank of reason. now to chicago where twin girls who were born. >> can joined are finally home after nearly a year in the icu and a 10 hour separation surgery. the baby girls, addison and liliana. now, 14 months old were born connected at the abdomen and chest. >> and shared a liver diaphrag

amy hollyfield is in petaluma this morning.it is going to impact theaters like this one, the mystic theater. work hard to recover from the last shutdown, now they have to do it again. this shows you see will need to be canceled or postponed. theater shows it has about seven shows that will be impacted. here is the new health order here in sonoma county. it says indoor activities or gatherings can have a maximum of 50 people. anything larger needs to be canceled. outdoor events can have no more than 100 people. those who are at high risk of covid are saying they should not be in crowds that have more than 12 people unless it is a family gathering. health departments is case rates have never been higher in sonoma county, so they are taking this step. >> this will be in effect as of 12:01 a.m. on wednesday, january 12. it is scheduled to remain in effect until february 11. follow these steps to reduce the likeness that many individuals will be exposed to covid-19 at a single event and will verify the slow spread of omicron variant

but take a look at petaluma the coolest city right now in the bay area. 43 degrees and timber on just to your south. 55 degrees out there right now. so very unique microclimate forecast for those of you in the north bay. and the reason why we're getting that cool sea breeze westerly influence along temper on in downtown san francisco, 17 miles per hour or less. that's going to continue throughout tomorrow as well. and taking a look ahead at the 2nd half of your weekend forecast cooling down a very seasonable outlook and then we're going to see a storm try to clip the bay area on monday. going to be more of a wind maker, then actual rain. we're going to stay dry through mid february. offshore winds, though, going to be in the forecast starting monday through midweek tracking those wind speeds in my next full forecast in just a few minutes. jonathon, back to you. risa. thank you. >> new at 8 o'clock tonight, san francisco unified schools and the union representing its teachers have reached a new deal on a contract under that deal. teachers and educators would receive 2 one-time bonuses

chilling temperatures, they're already at this 9 o'clock hour concord and oakland in the upper 30's petaluma though, 34 degrees easily the coolest city out there right now in the bay area. novato in the mid 30's as a san anselmo but around the bay area shoreline. we are noticing some milder temperatures along immediate coastline downtown san francisco 46 degrees pacifica in the low 40's as his berkeley currently at 42 degrees. but when tracker for it's because of these lack of winds and also clear skies that we're noticing temperatures really dip. we're tracking this cold snap lasting all the way through tonight. but the good news is we are going to see slightly warmer temperatures for your sunday afternoon compared to today. but radar for out there right now. crystal clear skies. i know a lot of you want to take advantage of your new year's resolution and also friends and family in town. you may want to go on a walk or a hike or run, make sure to dress in layers in the morning. and we also have coastal flood advisory still remaining in effect through monday morning. king tides, returning wi

novato and petaluma down to zero miles visibility, a quarter of a mile in napa and three quarters ofanta rosa. add a bit of distance between the car in front of you, because the fog is lingering through 10:00 a.m. we will be able to see the entire san francisco's skyline normally -- that is how thick the fog is. through 9:00 a.m., we have that fog. after 10:00 a.m., it breaks down for a lot of sunshine later on afternoon and the sunshine effective at warming us up into the 60's. today is warmer compared to yesterday. dense fog through 10:00 a.m. giving way to sunshine this afternoon, 62 in the city, 63 in oakland, 66 in santa rosa. jobina: the fog has also caused problems on the bay bridge. this camera should be showing you the tunnel -- you can barely make out the brake lights there, but you see all of them starting to head in the westbound direction, towards san francisco. there is a crash in the tunnel. we have learned from the chp that a tow truck is on the scene, so hopefully they can move that out of the way soon, but the damage has been done. the backup is huge because of this

in petaluma, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. ama: wow. dan: i hate to see that change, absolutely.et's turn to the forecast, including the weekend, amedeo. sandhya: are we getting that close already? [laughter] we are almost there. i want to show you a life picture from our exploratorium camera. san francisco is looking good tonight. high clouds. in case you have been wondering what is going on with the mild weather, tree pollen is moderate the next few days -- the corporate will be juniper, cedar and pine, so if you are sniffing a little bit, you will know why. it will be a mild afternoon tomorrow but not quite as mild as today. so we are going with a cooler forecast, upper 50's. to the low to mid. here is the beachfront 60's. here is a beach view from santa cruz. 60's in santa cruz and monterey. the rest of you in the upper 50's. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast which includes the weekend, and it will be a warm up on saturday. sunday, temperatures go down. martin luther king jr. day, increasing cloud cover, but the pattern on the 7-day forecast is dry. dan: sandia, thanks

that 41 degrees in petaluma. also in the mid 40's at 43 degrees and overnight lows tonight, widespread 30's and 40's not going to be as chilly far north bay and east bay valleys. only cooling down into the mid to upper 30's, even for those of you in san jose. 44 45 degrees for oakland and downtown san francisco. and temperatures tomorrow going to remain seasonal upper 50's to low 60's for your afternoon highs, half moon bay mid 50's for you at 57 degrees. check out those mid 60's and santa rosa and the bottom. few degrees above war above average because you are going to see more sun than clouds. but a lot of sun icons and breezy winds starting monday lasting through the middle of this upcoming week. back to you. jonathan. thanks. still on the way tonight, niners fans and burlingame getting together to watch the game. >> their reaction to the heartbreaking loss. plus, when the 420 million dollars still unclaimed tonight after a mega millions prize. what california lottery officials are saying about it tonight. cal

petaluma, half a mile. highway 37, dealing with issues. even santa rosa down to have mile visibility as fog lingers through the 8:00 a.m. hour. cooler right now compared to yesterday. most of us in the 30's and 40's. 30 in santa rosa. 43 in oakland. i live look from the camera, we are seeing -- a live look from the camera, air quality remains on the moderate side and we are still waiting on some rain to it is out of this moderate air quality range. any fog will push off after 8:00 a.m. so we see a lot of sunshine midday but we will have some serious clouds moving into the afternoon so the afternoon we will call it partly cloudy to finish out your tuesday. today is a clear day compared to yesterday. 57 in the city. 58 in oakland. the two in san jose. -- 52 in san jose. 60 in concord. let's get a check of the roads with francis. francis: we are still doing pretty well but i am expecting traffic to get busy because a lot of folks are heading back to work today. we will show you the maps and the area where slowing his westbound 580 out of trac

petaluma 56. napa down to 52.nd upper 50's at concord and livermore and what a glorious sunset is developing as you look west from emryville. features partly cloudy overnight. gusty off-shore winds develop on tuesday and wednesday. they'll start developing overnight. this dry pattern continues through next week. look for high clouds and low clouds developing as well or fog. and we start the day with bright skies tomorrow. fillerred sunshine. overnight, it will drop into the upper 30's and some of our locations like santa rosa, lakeport. concord down to 39 degrees. livermore 38. highs tomorrow upper 50 east mainly low 60's around the bayshoreline. mainly low 60's, although one or two locations might top out at about 64. serge -- searching for rain. we'll see rain going into the pacific northwest. but the storm track replains well to our north. wet in the northwest, dry near the bay area that's through monday of the following week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. mainly sunny skies as we have an increase

but santa rosa and petaluma in the low 40's out there right now. so bundle up as you head out the door for your saturday night, moderate air particles not just throughout today, but that's going to continue for tomorrow and even into monday, we are going to see an increase in breezy winds starting monday. and then by tuesday, that's going to help improve our air quality, believe or not. but when track report right now, tracking breezy winds downtown san francisco and 14 miles per hour. future wind gusts, though, along the coast and for north bay valleys in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range. but the highest peaks for north bay hills and east bay mountains and hills there as well around 45 miles per hour or going to keep an eye on that. that's near that wind advisory level threshold. but so far national weather service holding back on issuing any wind advisories. your full upcoming workweek forecast and what you can expect for your sunday afternoon. game day. weather go. 49 is jonathan, back to you. but recent thank you. still to come tonight on kron