they went to santa rosa local. they had the -- i would say there's 23 to 24 trains a day came through san rafael. passenger trains. like i said, to glen helen or russian river. you get on your bathing suit and your family get the lunch packed and the many a time, in the park when the big bands were there. they all played there. and i saw them all there. >> reporter: by 1941 the ride was over. and greyhound soon took control of the line that disappeared so quickly it's almost like if the train had been an embarrassment rather than a great commuter train. just weeks before the start of world war ii, cars that could have been a tremendous cause for the war effort were carted off and burned. others were shipped off to south america where believe it or not some of them are still running today. by 1958, it was gone. but it died a slow gradual death. the opening of the bay bridge and bay bridges and the love affair with the automobile led to the demise of the ferry's first then the trains. despite the important role the k

local naacp. on a few yellow sheets rosa parks explains what she was really thinking when the bus driver told her to move. >> i had been pushed around all my life and felt at this moment i couldn't take it anymore. there's just so much hurt disappointment and oppression one can take. the bubble of life grows larger. the line between reason and madness gross thin per. >> though her husband clearly supported her protest, he writes of his distress. >> we don't know why she writes it but she writes about his anger. >> he was a madman furious angry with himself for being a financial failure. mad at the bus driver, mad at me for refusing to give up my seat. >> as a result of the bus boycott, the parks moved north. ing throughout the following years, she kept much of her collection intact, intended to be in the rosa parks institute for young people, the one she and steel had creacted in created in detroit. >> and respect it. >> and help another generation learn. >> absolutely. her focus was on the youth. she felt if the youth knew, if the youth understood the youth would carry forth. >> thanks to an exh

livermore local 53 in santa rosa you're in the low fifties use live this time in the 40 will sea temperatures by lunchtime today getting into the '70s for the warmer spots you to see some '60s in downtown san francisco was the temperature generally in the '60s and also '70s there is the storm track high for this afternoon fremont also getting into the lower 80s heading over to the east bay a nice day for your boy... 86 and concord 85 in pittsburgh livermore 84 upper seventies in union city 78 also in san leandro a high of 78 today low 70's and berkeley and alameda 68 in downtown san francisco hear the storm track their because all the northwest sea breeze that will bring in a cooler air sick and then we will see temperatures it will be one right that the for the thursday a quick check of their traffic on this monday morning the only answer i am falling is an assault ride napa no major slowdown this morning nothing to slow now you're ride and heading out the door of going to school or work this morning and look you posted. >>james: a napa high school soccer coach is in custody and is strugglin

local airports. currently 45 degrees in santa rosa. it is 54 in oakland. by 9:00 this morning, along the coast, we'll still have some lingering low clouds and fog. otherwise, sunny sky, bayside and inland into the 50s. here's what we all need to know. earlier burnoff today in comparison to 24 hours ago. just a tad warmer than yesterday. but warmer on thursday and friday with widespread 90s by the tail end of this week. here is the tail end of that dry cold front that brushed across the state of california yesterday enhancing our marine layer and increasing the winds out of the west. today's winds not as windy. 10 to 20 miles per hour. it's really going to pan out to be a seasonal spring day with close to average high temperatures and this builds in for thursday and friday. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. meanwhile 54 going up to 86 in sacramento s up to the 60s in carmel and monterey bay. into the low 70s in tahoe and 91 in fresno. when you have the enhanced marine layer the pollen generally isn't that high. okay, so there you have it. today 7

rosa, walnut creek, 43. and we have a bit of a breeze, localized so if you're exposed to the north you can see a stronger wind, gusting to 20 miles per hour, that's at the airport there, fair field travis air force base a wind gusting to 36 miles per hour, some more reports not nearly as strong for the southern half. we have this clear and breezy, tomorrow, call it warm the weekend we cool things off a bit coast side. forecast highs showing you this, basically starting off with clear skies we'll take this into the afternoon hours, this yell le links up with lots of 70s, in the forecast, that's after that cool start this morning but take a look at that temperature range by 4:00 this afternoon, 65 all the way to 80 degrees, we have warmer temperatures in the thursday forecast, more on that in a few minutes, sal standing by with a look on the roadways. >>> good morning mark we're looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing okay as we go to the toll plaza picture, traffic is moving well coming up to the pay gates. there is no delay right now. looks good into san francisco. looking at the commute on inter

rosa, 69 degrees. the temperatures already right now warmer than the highs we had yesterday. a bit of a breeze kicking in here locally. fairfield you can see winds. this is sustained 18, gusting to 25 miles per who ur. some more reports around -- per hour. some more reports, san jose has a wind gust of 18 miles an hour. here is the overall trend. yesterday, call it mild. thursday, will be very warm across the bay area because we have this -- high pressure developing offshore. this is strengthening the sinking air that's warming us. we'll warm things up 8, 12 degrees over yesterday's readings. there is the temperature range. tomorrow as the offshore flow starts to strengthen. the beaches back up in the 70s in the forecast. giants' forecast for this evening. mostly clear skies, lower 60s. a bit of a breeze kicking in around 10, 20 miles an hour. as i mentioned, warmer than yesterday, that means a lot of 70s in the forecast maps this afternoon. warmest locations, you see a few low 80s out there for antioch or brentwood, san jose, 77. cupertino in the upper 70s as well. san francisco topping out in the upper 60s to near

local airport delays. numbers span from 49 degrees in santa rosa to the mid-50s in oakland back in through lamb.what you need to know today. coast mid-60s bayside low 80s inland areas low 90s today is day one of a mini heat wave so out the door, mostly clear skies cooling trend by the weekend. the coast is clear at this hour. we have a huge dome of high pressure returning us to the offshore flow light winds 5 miles an hour. over the weekend we cool down and cloud up again but no rain. pollen report, medium to high but lowering levels of allergens in the atmosphere this weekend with the cloud cover. 75 degrees in san francisco. typically we should be about 63 degrees. 87 degrees san jose. low 90s tri-valley. 88 napa. hot today as you take a look at the extended forecast. we see the return of the marine layer over the weekend. numbers go down. and then we hang on to a seasonal weather pattern on tuesday and wednesday. yes, we have jesse chavez on the mound for the good guys today at 12:35. make sure you have the sunblock 82 degrees. you know what, guys? chavez is from victorville! >> oh, wow. >> y

local mountains. as far as totals are concerned we are looking at approaching three-quarters of inch of rain in the santa rosa area as well as portions of the peninsula and through the delta. a half an inch through pleasanton as well. 42 degrees today in the greater lake tahoe area. we are expecting a foot of snow above 7,000 feet. we have a winter weather advisory in the high sierra. let's back it up. today numbers. 50s and 60s. winds increasing. clouds increasing and thickening up. so tuesday is going to be quite dicey. high pressure fills back in. as it does so we have high pressure producing that dry weather pattern all the way through sunday. lots of people writing to me and blogging and tweeting and saying, what's on tap for tonight's a's game? sonny gray takes the mound. every weather girl loves sonny gray. if you see a shower at all it will be a drizzle towards the end of the game. that's about it. no rain out. you know what? i want to call on all of you. i want to know the weather in your area. be our kpix by going to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers. i would love to hear about it. >> she does. really, than

local numbers, 60s in san jose. 68. livermore 61. 61 san francisco. 69 in santa rosa. as far as the wind speeds. nothing too extreme.e will look at more reports for you. sfo, winds at 17. and san jose 15 miles per hour. as far as over night lows, once again, no big changes here. coolest spots back down into the mid-30s. lots of 40s for san francisco, mountain view and san jose. our concord forecast tomorrow, temperature time line throughout the day. 7:00 a.m. upper 40s. 70s by the afternoon hours. by 3:00 p.m. and by 4:00 p.m. high clouds first thing tomorrow morning and increasing sunshine for the afternoon hours. here is the wider perspective again. a cold front producing rainfall to the north and no hope of rain for us. the storm remains to had north. lots -- to the the north. more 60s and 70s this weekend. temperatures going up and then going down. as far as the rainfall forecast, looking for the rain, it is up here, to the north, monday. a slight chance of a sprinkle tuesday morning. maybe a tiny chance in the north bay. as far as significant rainfall not showing up in the forecast. as far as temperatures for t

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local airport delays. it's a cool start to the morning north of the golden gate bridge, 40 degrees in santa rosa after dippingto 38 degrees this morning. livermore at 48. san francisco is at 51. so we have 40s and 50s out the door. we have pretty much a clear sky except clouds in the area of low pressure out over the open waters. that system will continue to throw some clouds into our forecast throughout the weekend. otherwise 70 in los altos today. 69 morgan hill. low 70s in gilroy. 74 blackhawk. 62 stinson beach. 67 sonoma. good morning, lake county, your high temperatures approaching 70. we'll talk more about the chances of rain but first, here's gianna. >> all right. new trouble spots along 880. southbound right at dixon landing we are getting word of a four-car crash and a motorcycle involved in this accident. injuries reported. as a result, chp on scene. lots of activity, in fact there are lanes blocked, as well. so you're going to want to give yourself some extra time through there along 880. now, the rest of 880 not bad. in fact, 880 through hayward looks good northbound as you work your way towards -

local airport delays today due to the weather. but tomorrow will be a different story. right now cooler air mass is surging into the bay area. santa rosa 36 degrees. wow. obviously, you need a jacket heading on out the door. you can carry that umbrella to be on the safe side. the rain should not be arriving until tonight. in fact, out the door cloudy and cool today. clouds in the afternoon hours with increasing southerly winds to 20. unsettled forecast for the next 24 hours. very impressive area of low pressure in a counterclockwise circulation around the core. this looks like a wintertime weather pattern. something we should have seen in january or february. the slow surging to the south. as it does it will bring us rain arriving tonight. thunderstorms a possibility with the passage of this front. this is futurecast and you notice we start hearing the raindrops on the rooftop in the evening hours in the far reaches of the north bay. overnight hours we will get smacked thed hardst. then tomorrow morning's commute ponding on the roadways. lots of scattered showers. snow level down to 4,000 feet tomorrow. by the time this is said and don

rosa 68, ukiah, breezy 67 degrees tomorrow. mildest days with the least amount of wind thursday and friday, mid-70s away from the water. saturday sunny. easter sunday rain showers for the local and another rains of rain coming up tuesday -- chance of rain coming >>> oh, we are nine days away. can you hear it? [ piano music ] >> a tradition. >> indeed. >> can you see the azaleas. are you kept up at night? a local paper spotted tiger's private plane at augusta. tiger played 8 to 8 -- 18 holes as he tries to determine if his game is good enough for the masters. woods who hasn't played for two months is undecided, but we aren't sure if the time off will do him any good. >> he dropped out of the top 100 for the first time since 1996. where is his game? >> we don't know where his game is now. his confidence level is at an all time low. he's changed different theories, changed clubs and changed coaches and as i said for a while, he's like an actor that can't remember his lines. he's got too many scripts and it's not a good potion to play golf. >> okay. we can lose the music for barry zito. zito's come back train hit the brakes in tempe. the angels rough up zito for seven runs in fo

rosa. 43 degrees. lower 40s for concord, walnut creek, and san jose. and winds still up there. you can see gusts topping 30 miles per hour in fairfield, napa 26 miles per hour. but they're localized. not as strong with winds asfo. only 8 miles per hour . clear and breezy for this morning. 7:00 mid 40s to mid 50s. look at the event temperature range. we have even warmer temperatures in the thursday forecast. we'll have more on that that cooing up in a few minutes. al has an update on the roadways. >>> good morning to you. we're doing okay. certainly a little more crowded than we were when we started the show at 4:30. we're seeing traffic in san francisco on 101 looks good but more crowded. you won't really notice it though because there's still plenty of room for you. when you get to the bridge coming the other way there's a backup of ten minutes. you can see traffic is a little slow. metering lightings switched on and maybe about a 10 to 15 delay before you make it on the to the bridge if you're at the end of the line. 580, we have slow traffic. and 6 # 0 coming away from pleasant ton you can see the road sensor rs firing -- are firing up toward free mont. it's 6:02. >>> today th

local out pushing hand spotty drizzle also blue mid to late evening hours and the weather front starts to show up north of santa rosa0 p.m. spotty rain in light it comes to the bay area san francisco and oakland ride around midnight but this is the very end of the system there is no energy very little moisture to work with so the showers if we do see any will be light and scattered and by 4:00 a.m. the wins will start to crank up and blast all the clouds out of here sunshine through the day with blustery conditions. this is a look of the sierra for tonight it could produce all little bit of snow up of at above 6,000 ft.. the gusty winds possibly as strong as 80 mi. an hour over the higher elevations of the sierras and warming up to the week. relatively mild day for tuesday '60s by the base '70s by the south bay low to mid '70's and lynette 74 guesses coming >> reporter: and national knows the list of republican presidential candidates gets longer. florida senator marco rubio says it is time for new generation to run the country. >> : must change the decisions we are making by changing the people are much making them

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localized. you can see concord has a calm wind. fairfield, the wind gusts to 21 miles an hour. napa wind gusts to 23. santa rosa 8 miles an hour of a bit of a breeze here and a calm wind out towards livermore. here is the temperature temperature. starting out in the 60s near the immediate coastline. here we go. the readings back up in the 70s and the warmest locations will be on track to reach the lower 80s this afternoon by about 3:00 or 4:00. the microclimate starting to resurface across parts of the bay area. high pressure in charge of our weather. in fact, it's strong high pressure building in for this time of year. the sinking air, that's warming air. this is why fire danger goes up across the state. but especially down towards southern california where they have a fire warning in place right on through thursday. warm today. there's the evenths range -- eventual atal range -- eventual range. mostly clear skies for this evening at at&t for the giants. temperatures will be in the lower 60s. forecast highs this afternoon, you will notices temperature bump. a lot of 70s out there. warmest locations in the lowe

rosa on the clavicle side 52 degrees for your thursday morning. on the down to seven mild and that will continue for a is spent and tx 7770 a local on the peninsulast of the forecast call tomorrow cool air will continue to sink in daytime high not moving too much of the '60s possible along with coastal locations for the first half of the week and we have our rain chance is looking like in the morning. >>george: leading to the bay bridge in fact a second wave leading to the toll plazas to look at the traffic map this is interstate 580 and you could see the we're once again backing up on 580 almost too high with 24 and that is why won't take a look at the toll plaza we see the 880, ramp is backed up and traffic beyond we can see for the west to bomb ride the drive times are running at about 25 minutes out of the macarthur maze to get across the upper deck and to downtown san francisco finishing the look at the rest of the bridge the bay bridge has still bathtub to finally recovered no longer tracking any delays on the approach or crossed span and is in trouble print free for the golden gate bridge even though they changed the line configuration. >>

rosa. still some cooler spots near san jose. walnut creek if the mid 50s. here we go. some of the wind reports. you get an idea. it's pretty localized out there.alm wind in concord. fairfield winds out of the north sustained 17. gusting to 272 miles per hour. more wind reports for you. not too much of a big deal here. especially for the for the east bay hills the wind out of the north-northwest. these stronger winds towards mount diablo 29 miles an hour. it is gusty up there. plusry. 45 miles an hour in mount tam. the winds are a factor especially over the next two to three hours until noon this afternoon. be careful if you are heading to the coast later today because we do have an increase in the swell. here is a look at the current buoy reports out there. building surf. waves today around 5 to 7 feet. especially by late this afternoon into tomorrow waves will continue to pick up in size. so an increase in the rip current activity. keep that in mind if you are heading to the coast. the beaches will be beautiful. mostly sunny skies. temperatures for the shore lines the 70s and the warmest locations we are thinking lots of 80s out there as high

locally. check it out. bay area prices are up an average of 4 cents since yesterday. in san francisco regular is selling for $3.54. in san jose $3.41. a penny less in santa rosa.e average is $3.38. that is 25 cents more than last sunday. >>> new snow in the easiera, too late -- in the sierra, too late? squaw valley is the only resort still open after a very rough year with below average snowfall but the day before closing squaw valley received nearly a foot of fresh powder. visitors were thrilled with the late-season snow but people who live in soda springs say they were happy to have the warm weather. >> we are so over it. it's nice to work with the garden, and then we get this. >> the ongoing drought is costing ski resorts a lot of money. they are relying more on manmade snow to cover the bare slopes. squaw valley says it spent more than $5 million during the last four years to make those fake flakes and visitor attendance has been down during that time. >>> concern is growing among avocado farmers in california as the state drought conditions. california produces 92% of the avocados grown in the united states. typically avocado farmers used about 1 million

locally breezy for some for the second half of the day. temperatures will continue to climb into sunday. let's take a look at the numbers right now. 48napa. 49 santa rosa8 walnut creek and 51 in and around livermore a lot of 40s and 50s. 59 san francisco. mid50s half moon bay. 56 in mountain view. for the second half of the afternoon partly cloudy to mostly sunny and 70s. 74nevado. you get closer to the water. we are in the 60s. still a beautiful day. 69 for you. 66 in stinson beach. 70 for richmond. 74 for walnut creek. mid-70s pleasanton. 68 for san leandro. 67 for alameda. we have low to mid-70s for the forecast. 74 morgan hill. 75 gilroy. just a beautiful day to be outside enjoying activities. 75 santa cruz if you think about going to the boardwalk. low 70s in palo alto. 67 this afternoon for the cherry blossom festival and 64 for pacifica. 65 half moon bay. the extended forecast, temperatures continuing to climb as wed wet -- as we get into the second half of the weekend. the numbers just a few degrees above the average. low 17 -- 70s in the forecast. monday into tuesday there is a system. maybe to the north edge of the bay area. santa rosa and fa