that fog drift our way from the sacramento san joaquin valley.'s a look at storm tracker, too. you can see some of that fog right there, the sacramento valley and then it begins to stretch in this direction. fairfield reporting. visibility just a little bit over half mile. we had some low clouds and fog kind of move close to the coast and late in the afternoon and half moon bay had dropped invisibility, but that has shifted back and we're looking at mostly clear skies from the coast around the baby. an inland today now far inland cities that struggled with that fog cover well into the lunch hour. temperatures were a lot cooler today, down by five even seven degrees for the rest of u, another very unseasonably mild afternoon watching a little bit of activity over the pacific northwest. this is not going to bring us anything in the way of rain. we may see a few high clouds come our way tonight and through tomorrow. in addition to the low lying fog outside of that, you can see that curvature there the ridge sort of building in over the california st

we're start to get into the sacramento valley.sh around 80 or so walnut creek at about 7068 for concord and also berkeley 68 67 fairfield 68 for napa and 72 checking in for santa rosa 7 a game plan. here's what we've got going on here. looks like a 70's forecast just about all week long. keeping that sunny. december, first to marking that too, because this is the start of the me. the logical winter, ok, we're still going to have shorter days and getting shorter for the next 3 weeks or so. but temperatures hanging in the lower 70's for the mild forecast noel. all right. thanks, dave. >> take a look at this. san francisco firefighters rescued a coyote from drowning in the marina green yesterday. officials say a group of people noticed a coyote in the water and they alerted a nearby firefighter who made a lasso and was able to keep the animal's head above water until rescue crews arrived that coyote was taken to a local veterinary hospital to be treated for hypothermia. it's expected to be okay. crew members named that coyote phoenix

we are looking at the sacramento valley, san joaquin, solano, including fairfield, ben each i can until 11:00 with the visibility down to less than a quarter mile. you see in fairfield it is down to a tenth of a mile, quarter mile in santa rosa with dense fog there as well. here is a live look with our san francisco cam with that fog, temperatures are in the low to mid 50s at this hour. through our day, we are looking at low 60s along the coast, mid 60s around the bay and inland mid to upper 60s to low 70s this afternoon. we could see as we head through our afternoon the potential for maybe a spritz or an isolated shower. i think for the most part we will see clouds with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. how are things shaping up on the roadways? >>> not a lot of crashes but we are dealing with that dense fog. limited visibility on parts of 80, fairfield, give yourself a lot of time and a lot of space between you and the car in front of you. it is getting busy out of tracy, slightly slower west bound 205 onto 580. super commuters are already seeing a busy ride. 30 minutes from 205 toward

solano, sacramento and san joaquin valleys due to visibility to down to less than a quarter mile. slow down, use low beams, keep plenty distance between you and the car in front of you. let's show you the current visibility, down to a tenth of a mile, dense fog in fairfield this morning and down to a half mile in santa rosa, four miles for concord as well as for livermore. isn't that a pretty sight? you see that fog rolling in on sales force tower camera, upper 40s to low to mid 50s. sunrise is coming in at 6:50. i will say with that fog and those clouds likely you won't see the sunrise or sun set at 4:58. satellite and radar view, mostly cloudy skies today with below average high temperatures. it is all because of this low pressure system. it's bringing all of this rain to the pacific northwest. they are dealing with flooding. it's been days of this for them but for us with the low pressure system bringing clouds and cooler temperatures. here is what you can expect where you live, high temperatures along the coast 60 in pacifica, around the bay 62 in san francisco, mid to upper 6

although, over the sacramento valley, we're dealing with more dense fog continuing. this is different than our typical fog. it's ground fog. it can reduce visibility down to a half-mile and/or less. as we move through tomorrow morning, 7:00, we expect the fog over the peninsula. right near the bay. also down towards san jose. i think some of the central valley fog will make it to contra costa or alameda counties. this should clear out by 11:00 in the morning. i have a full look in less than ten minutes. >> see you in a bit. >>> surging gas prices are creating a lot of pain at the pump for a ul of us bay area drivers, right? so painful. that's why we at nbc bay area have been hunting down the cheapest places to fill the tank. one of our cameras spotted gas for $3.99 in san jose. not too bad, right? this is located at safeway. it is the only place we could find with gas less than $4 per gallon. gas prices are reaching record numbers right now. for a list of the ten-cheapest in the bay area, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> you might have seen our breaking news co

congress member khanna represents the sacramento valley.and gas how they affect climate change. >> i don't think you purposely want to be out there spreading misinformation. you are funding the groups and they are having an impact. they are spending millions of dollars in congress that kills electric vehicles. billions of dollars agains methane gas. you can do something here. you can tell them to knock it off for the sake of the planet. you could end of the lobbying. opportunity and look at api and say stop it? any of you? >> congress member khanna is referring to the petroleum institute, a lobbying group aired where do we go from here? >> he talked to kqed this weekend. he didn't feel like the executive quotes came clean. he asked for the pledge to make sure they distanced themselves from the group that was spreading misinformation on a link and mission for climate change. democrats furthering the investigation. they want to try to find the links between oil companies and third-party groups. it's a race against time. these are the kind of

. >> that will change is right here at the sacramento valley national cemetery with one last ceremony to honor each veteran and all the stood for. we're now their family basically. >> stephen bound. >> a member of the american legion out of healdsburg is accepting the burial flag for these veterans. >> it's it's emotional for me that these veterans don't have family. >> and that emotion is something ron collier is very familiar with. he's a volunteer for missing in america project, an organization that identifies the remains of unclaimed veterans and brings them to a national cemetery. >> i had 3 veterans that i found in sonoma county that i brought over here in july of 20 and they were given their military honors. >> for these 3 veterans. these honors have been waiting for them for a long time. >> they had been sitting on the shelf for about 20 years. nobody had claimed them and i claim them. i become their last family. >> even though these veterans of maybe unaccompanied these headstones show that there's a person behind each name with the story and possibly a family but never got a

do watch out a little fog may form tonight to the sacramento valley. but up in the high country. the temperatures going to be very comfortable in the mid-fifties there as well. and if you plan on sticking around for the holidays. it's going to be nice throughout the weekend. no threat of any rainfall. in fact, these temperatures almost spring-like by sunday up into the 60's warm weather there. warm weather here in the bay area. why would you want to leave. it's going to be gorgeous out there tomorrow highs will be in the 60's and even some mid 70's outside. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors looking to stuff. the trail blazers at chase center tonight. the blazers can be a dangerous team behind behind 6 time all-star point guard damian lillard the oakland native is averaging 20.4 points and 8 assists per game. the blazers last 5 competitions. the dubs will be without key pinch players. andre iguodala, who's dealing with knee soreness and damion lee who is out for personal reasons. where's rookies jonathan coming gun moses moody were signed a santa cruz for jailing stunt ton

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temperatures well above average storm tracker to against showing you all that fog down along the sacramento valleyuin valley, and it begins to stretch in our direction this time of year, but of a north northeast flow and well, there it is. congress still reporting visibility low as well as fairfield have some in and around areas near antioch in brentwood. conquered it still a mile visibility fairfield reporting a mile and a quarter, so with that temperatures are really cool in some areas where you still have all that gray overhead storm tracker to here showing you we've got some action going on over the pacific northwest, but not for us. this ridge of high pressure is going to remain in control of our weather pattern for the next few days. in fact, i'm gonna roll you through the weekend into monday. when we do have a little bit more over areas of washington and then into oregon and northern california. but by monday night into tuesday morning and drops into california looks like it kind of fizzles out and falls apart before it even gets to us. it is going to bring us cooler weathe. we'll keep trac

>> it is nice when that fog burned off but once again that fog from our eastbound valley the sacramento valley is pushing into the eastbound and the north bay once again. as a result we do have a dense fog advisory. you can see the ridge to the north with the clouds but look at that strip of gray over to the east. that is that tulle fog that once again is for visibility less than a quarter of a mile. so remember use your low beam head lights with visibility at that. santa rosa is hard to see in the north bay liver mor can't see anything at all. as we go through the temperatures this morning lots of 50s and partly cloudy skies another mild afternoon but cooler weather maybe some rain to talk about in the next few minutes. >> thank you. kaiser and the union representing its farm sises will return to the bargaining table today one day before the potential strike. here's a combick breakdown of what's happened so far this weekend. yesterday kaiser reached a tentative agreement to avert strikes in southern california oregon and hawaii. the four-year contract covers nearly 50,000 health care employee

the entire sacramento valley, almost completely gone.the north bay almost completely out of the exceptional. we are still in the extreme, but we are seeing a bit of improvement. my worry is with no rain in the forecast the next two weeks, this may reverse course and get worse over the next couple of months, kumasi. kumasi: thank you, mike. 52-year-old years ago this weekk so-called tribe nation took over the old prison of alcatraz and declared it tribal lands for 19 months. the documentary "escape to alcatraz" tells the story from its beginning to the dramatic end, and how it shape public policy for years after. >> 10 years have passed since the native americans stepped foot on alcatraz island. this time, they were not planning on giving it back to the federal government. they made their way back to alcatraz. >> three hundred 60 degrees of san francisco bay as seen from the center of it. it will undoubtedly become a nightly affair. the group held a traditional powwow, trial -- followed by chanting and dancing around the main cellblock bu

you can see this morning at about 10 11 o'clock there was still fogged up around the sacramento valley all the way south and then a little patchy fog or coastal fog down south of monterey, and then some reports of some patchy fog up in the north bay. think we'll see a little bit again tonight? i think we'll see a little bit more, especially in the big valley. so if you have. travel plans going across the valley up to tahoe or up to reading or down to modesto and fresno. it's i would do it. i wouldn't do it late nights and early mornings, that's for sure. i do it in the middle of the day. you know when that fog has a chance to rise u, just, you know, get into this little visibility situations. the next system shows up on friday. we had originally as a thursday. system bleeding into friday, but now it's really kind of it's all into friday. tomorrow is going to be thursday is going to be about increasing clouds pretty much throughout the day as that system gets closer, but the day for rain or will be mostly friday morning. i think we'll see showers and the north bay thursday night. but fr

. >> that will change is right here at the sacramento valley national cemetery with one last ceremony. we're now the family basically. >> stephen bound. >> a member of the american legion out of healdsburg is accepting the burial flag for these veterans. >> it's it's emotional for me that these veterans don't have family. >> and that emotion is something ron collier is very familiar with. he's a volunteer for missing in america project, an organization that identifies the remains of unclaimed veterans and brings them to a national cemetery. >> i had 3 veterans that i found in sonoma county that i brought over here in july of 20 and they were given their military honors for these 3 veterans, these honors have been waiting for them for a long time. >> they have been sitting on the shelf for about 20 years. nobody had claimed them and i claim them might become their last family. >> even though these veterans of maybe unaccompanied these headstones show that there's a person behind each name with the story and possibly a family but never got any closure. we have had some people come forwa

. >> that will change is right here at the sacramento valley national cemetery with one last ceremonyan and all the stood for. we're now the family basically. >> stephen bound. >> a member of the american legion out of healdsburg is accepting the burial flag for these veterans. >> it's it's emotional for me that these veterans don't have family. >> and that emotion is something ron collier is very familiar with. he's a volunteer for missing in america project, an organization that identifies the remains of unclaimed veterans and brings them to a national cemetery. >> i had 3 veterans that i found in sonoma county that i brought over here in july of 20 and they were given their military honors. >> these 3 veterans these honors have been waiting for them for a long time. >> they have been sitting on the shelf for about 20 years. nobody had claimed them and i claim them might become their last family. >> even though these veterans of maybe unaccompanied these headstones show that there's a person behind each name with the story and possibly a family but never got any closure. we have had

but what kind of more pronounced is off to the delta and the sacramento valley looks like it will getuite thick going on not as much to the bay. partially aided by the some offshore winds. they're in the 40's on the board may be about 40 going on. santa rosa off to the east bay. they drop to the lower 40's 47. meanwhile, for san jose. but this is kind of interesting. a bit of an offshore wind. another not to be very heavy, but the direction like this usually ushers in some drier air. and this is going to help with her temperatures warming. also a bit of a fog either too. but the other factor with all of this, too, is when we see this happen particular this time of year really crank concerned about fire concerns. but this go around, we'd have a lot of insulation because of recent rains have really help that problem out a bit. we've got sunny and warm for the rest of the week. lower 70's at work this weekend, mostly sunny, a touch cooler sliding back to the mid 60's. however, with the long reach here looks like some scattered clouds next week. rain shot tuesday question mark walk throug

dealing tulle fog in fairfield as well up through the sacramento valley. please be careful on the roadways with that thick fog in spots this morning. it's a chilly start. we are talking 30's, 40's and 50's. even colder to start off the day compared to yesterday morning. you may notice the haze in the skies. we have that ridge of high pressure, that sinking air. it looks worse than it is. no advisories, we don't have any spare the area hearts but we are looking at moderate air quality for today. you may see a bit of that haze. temperatures in the afternoon with that sun. 06's and 70's. five to ten degrees above average for this time of year. mid-60s's along the coast. upper 640's for the peninsula. upper 60's to low 70's for the inland locations. let's check in with ann for a look at traffic and we have that dense fog in spots this morning. >> things slowing down for the super commuter right now. let's take a look at the westbound 4 map. 160 to 80 if you are going in to the city from antioch or brentwood, traffic building, expect a 33 minute drive there. ba

you want to watch out for maybe some valley fog as you make your way cross sacramento valley could see some of that. the late night in the early morning hours. but if you're sticking around the tahoe area for the weekend. it is looking gorgeous temperatures up to the 50's low 60's through sunday, monday. staying dry. they're staying dry here too. take a long look at the forecast. can nail down a couple raindrops coming our way just it yet. we could use them to be nice. thanks for. all right. i love that rolls out in full force this weekend looking for dangerous drivers. we give you a live look at the san mateo bridge and see it's still pretty active for this time of night. the agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period on wednesday. >> all available chp officers will be on patrol until sunday at midnight. they're looking for seat belt violations speeding, distracted driving and of course, signs of dui. and if you have plans this weekend around the bay area. you will not be alone getting around town. according to triple a the best time to hit the road tomorrow and sunday i

. >> that will change is right here at the sacramento valley national cemetery with one last ceremonyeran and all the stood for. we're now their family basically. >> stephen bound. >> a member of the american legion out of healdsburg is accepting the burial flag for these veterans. >> it's it's emotional for me that these veterans don't have family. >> and that emotion is something ron collier is very familiar with. he's a volunteer for missing in america project, an organization that identifies the remains of unclaimed veterans and brings them to a national cemetery. >> i had 3 veterans that i found in sonoma county that i brought over here in july of 20 and they were given their military honors. >> for these 3 veterans. these honors have been waiting for them for a long time. >> they had been sitting on the shelf for about 20 years. nobody had claimed them and i claim them. i become their last family. >> even though these veterans of maybe unaccompanied these headstones show that there's a person behind each name with the story and possibly a family but never got any closure. we hav

we have an advisory for sacramento, san joaquin valleys, areas highlighted in gray under the advisory until 11:00 with visibility down to a quarter mile or less. a quarter mile in fairfield, half mile in santa rosa. livermore you are down to two miles for tri valley. check out that fog rolling in with our sales force tower camera looking east. upper 40s to low to mid 50s, it's a chilly start. through the afternoon, walking you through our day in san francisco with foggy conditions, mostly cloudy skies in afternoon, low 60s in san francisco. east bay shoreline, oakland, good morning after a foggy start, mostly cloudy in the mid 60s. below average daytime highs and in the south bay, mostly cloudy skies with upper 60s. we'll talk about the seven-day forecast coming up. it is backed up at the bay bridge as we start our day. >> around 6:00, we started seeing this back up at the toll plaza. if you are taking the ride out of the maze into san francisco you will have a slow ride at least from about the 880 over pass as you head into the city. we are tracking brake lights across upper deck int

that fog that comes our direction from the sacramento san joaquin valley.and into your weekend. we are looking at light winds and very little change. in fact, we're going to warm things up just a little bit outside orders at this time again, we're talking about just a little bit of fog hanging on for the inner east bay and through fairfield, visibility was low and still below two miles, fairfield reported. how long i 80 there. meanwhile half moon bay, not reporting visibility down to about a quarter mile so little tough along highway one a little tough along i 80 temperatures for most of us very similar to yesterday unless you are stuck under that fog temperatures anywhere from 5 to 7 degrees cooler. the future cast is showing you a little bit of fog to start tomorrow morning amid and high level clouds as well. they met offset the fog just a little bit, but it doesn't look like much. we are likely to see the patchy, thick fog. once again. the winds are light around the bay area, but you see a little breezy in our hills. mount diablo reporting 21 mph. oaklan

but sometimes that can happen off to our friends in the sacramento in central valley for what we've got right now. a little bit fog looks to be mixing in a lot of the camera shots at least out had. this is half moon bay and there you see it looks like a good start to a great day, everybody in the bay area will probably be mostly sunny, but getting back to that fog. there is a formal statement that's covers all the major cities around the perimeter of the bay extending off through the delta into the central valley. this is until posted 11:00am and even what we can see from the models tell us that this should mix out pretty nicely by mid-afternoon or mid morning rather, and clear out before noon. this is the pattern we have with high pressure overhead. it's kind of sending everything off pacific up in so enjoy a nice spring-like weekend temperature check upper 40's some lower 50's going on for right now. so fairly mild. but that moisture in the air help put the brakes on the temperatures a bit calm winds to in the clear skies overnight was the recipe we needed to create all this fog. ther

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such as he sacramento region, central valley, along with orange, riverside and san bernardino counties. riley says the new cases don't necessarily require physicians and are not contributing to high mortality either. this is also the, uh, you know, season for all kinds of other respiratory illnesses, you know, went to a common cold. but with mask restrictions loosening in the winter months ahead, change is in the air while speaking at the california economic summit tuesday afternoon, governor gavin newsom revealed that planning is already underway for a winter surge. we have organized potential staffing that will have to bring in from out of the state. i don't want to tell you that because i don't want it to be true. but the data bears this out, and you're going to start seein couw covid-19 cases, and santa clara county is the highest with 535. riley says the numbers highlight the need to continue the measures we have in the past. such as masking and pushing vaccination as critical to keeping the virus away in the winter months. i think people still need to be more vigilant. experts ar

. >> but in other parts of the state sacramento central valley, some parts of southern california. we're already seeing increasing hospitalizations increasing cases amanda hari kron 4 news. >> now the latest on that covid vaccination mandate protest was shut down traffic on the golden gate bridge and ended with 2 chp officers in the hospital last night. we have since learned that the accident happened as officers are trying to keep the demonstrators from taking their protest into the traffic lanes. protesters who originally gathered at the welcome center off the bridge, then eventually boiled out over into the street. it was at that time that a ford escape collided with a street sweeper. they're both heading northbound. exactly why they collided is still under investigation. >> we're still trying to figure out last one went, right or what exactly happened. regardless, the 2 vehicles collided went off to the right and struck a golden gate bridge. but for truck, there were 5 individuals to seize the officers and 3 ridge personnel stand on other side of that truck. so the question wen

. >> but in other parts of the state sacramento central valley. some parts of southern california. we're already seeing increasing hospitalizations increasing cases amanda hari kron 4 news 10. now to the latest on that anti-vaccine protest was shut down traffic on the golden gate bridge. >> and with 2 chp officers in the hospital last night. we have since learned that the accident happened as officers were trying to keep demonstrators from taking their protest into the lanes of traffic. protesters who originally gathered at the welcome center boiled over into the street. it was at that moment that a ford escape collided with a street tweeper. both headed northbound. exactly. why is still under investigation. >> i figure out left or what went right or what exactly happened. regardless, the 2 vehicles collided went off to the right and struck a golden gate bridge. but for truck, there were 5 individuals to seize the officers and 3 ridge personnel stand on other side of that truck. so the went into them. it forced the truck into those 5 individuals. >> rinne chp says this accident was

. >> but in other parts of the state sacramento center valley. some parts of southern california. we're already seeing increasing hospitalizations increasing cases. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, as the beginning of the weekend. we're looking out over san francisco, all the twinkly lights tonight meeting. it's pretty clear out there. >> come for chief meteorologists here to talk was friday night stuff that's going on this weekend and as far as weather is concerned. yeah. and it looks like a great weekend. really get out there just to enjoy the weather itself, even if it's just for a walk in some fresh air. this is the weekend to do a lot of sunshine coming our way in the temperatures are going to be very comfortable around most of the bay area. if you're traveling, though. yeah, no delays being reported that the sfo nice clear skies out there right now. looking good in the oakland san jose as well. no delays. >> being reported about the monterey bay. you're looking at sunshine there after a couple of patches of fog still warm 67 degrees from carmel, 68 in santa cruz and about 7

of modesto, south of sacramento in the central valley, but i could easily see it going into effect for parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. they'll have to wait and see how fog forms, but it's a lot of it out there right now, especially out towards davis and fairfield. 64 in santa rosa today, but look at antioch 56 degrees. 71 pacifica 73 in morgan hill, but much cooler in fairfield at 61 so just kind of one of those days, and it's the exact opposite of what we get in the summer months where it's. right cooler coast, warmer bay and really warm inland. now it's cooler inland. mild day and warm coast. it's exact opposite microclimate switch. so here's the model. the long range model clouds tomorro. pocock karpol call it partly cloudy. and then we get tuesday looks fine. i think fog will be around tuesday, then wednesday, and then now we're talking about rain for thursday. so here it kind of shows up right about here doesn't look like much the dynamics that curlicue that's north, so that's for the dynamics. the strength will be the storm. but we got a little fuel down where we are so w

it looks like in solano county off to the sacramento valley, something that there's some watching.p ground level snow. so that's good. 60 to 1 o'clock and 4 will do that as well. however, will be spots out there that will see some of the lower 70's which we'll get into coming up in a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. turning now to a developing story in the east bay walnut creek. police arrested 3 people after the nordstrom in the nordstrom and broadway plaza was completely looted last night. people say about 80 people rushed into the store and started taking everything they could kron four's camila barco is live there with the details. camille, what we know about this. >> well, sarah, just looking from the outside here at nordstrom. you can tell that it was looted, because the windows are not shattered. however, they did damage the inside of the store. and this happened just moments before it closed doors. trump normally closes its store its on saturdays at 09:00pm. however, it turned into a crime scene. here is a look. investigators say they got a call around 8.46, last night of ca

concentrated in northern sonoma county further north from there and then out into the central valley north of sacramento. so not a lot to note this morning and i'll keep you updated on in any of those showers do continue to progress across the region. but this line of showers really having lost steam. this was once part of his system that resulted in torrential rain for occur across the pacific northwest and a lot of flooding up there. it's just lost. so much energy is it's worked its way down our direction. so now we're just looking at the remnants of a few drops of water here. there. nothing that's going to slow you down this morning and certainly nothing that should slow you down after work as you're heading out, maybe for some holiday travels for the week ahead. we are going to be seeing dry skies to finish the day that's through into tomorrow and sunday to for the rest of the weekend really for the rest of the week leading up to the holiday. we are going to see just a trace of rainfall for most areas, some spots will come out without even a drop. so if you don't see any rain, do not for a second. e

dealing with patchy dense fog with the dense fog advisory for solano county as well as sacramento and san joaquin valleyso 800 feet. slow down and use extra caution. use low beams and keep plenty distance between you and the car in front of you. let's check the visibility, down to a tenth of a mile in fairfield, quarter mile in concord and santa rosa and half mile for petaluma. really looking at the east bay and noy fothat dee g. a lovely vir s force tower camera as we look east, golden colors in skare st temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. it is chillier compared to yesterday at this time. grab that jacket if you are planning to head out the door. in san francisco as we walk you through your day we will see plenty sunshine, a beautiful day with 68 for a high in the city. east bay shoreline, oakland, good morning, topping out at 71 this afternoon and south bay, san jose looking at 73, pleasant conditions with plenty sunshine. it's because of the ridge of high pressure building in and this dome really keeping any storm systems from coming our way. pacific northwest, they're catching that rain not for us

such as he sacramento region, central valley, along with orange, riverside and san bernardino countiesting to high mortality either. this is also the, uh, you know, season for all kinds of other respiratory illnesses, you know, when's a common cold. but with mask restrictions loosening in the winter months ahead, change is in the air while speaking at the california economic summit tuesday afternoon, governor gavin newsom revealed that planning is already underway for a winter surge, which includes prepositioning extra staff to tackle a problem. no one wants to see we have organized potential staffing that will have to bring in from out of the state. i don't want to tell you that because i don't want it to be true. but the data bears this out, and you're going to start seeing this here in the bay area. alameda county has 403 new covid-19 cases, and santa clara county is the highest with 535. riley says the numbers highlight e

coastline inside the bay all the way into the inner east bay beyond antioch in into the sacramento san joaquin valley shift into the south bay again, just some light, steady rain over areas like morgan hill, gilroy. little bit of moderate rain in our hills up over the diablo range. and if we head to the hills talking about the sierra, we've got a little bit of rain. snow mix with snow levels expected to remain right about 8000 ft. so getting into your afternoon expect the light rain and scattered showers. there's a look at three o'clock in the afternoon. just keeps coming. nothing too heavy. the winds are generally light a little bit of reason or hills. but not bad. no advisories for that, either, and then we dry out on tuesday. better details on what you can expect with this system and the week ahead, coming up in just a bit. about 30. minutes ago, marin county lifted its face mask mandate becoming the barriers first county to no longer require face coverings in almost all public places. if you are fully vaccinated against covid, you won't have to wear masks and restaurants, bars. grocery stores, ch

stats show hospitalizations are increasing in areas such as the sacramento region and central valley,e san bernardino counties. dr lee riley, chair of the division of infectious diseases, impacts the knowledge e. u c. berkeley, says the rise isn't surprising and that there are few forces at work here. the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors or i think, contributing to increased transmissions. this is also the, uh, you know season for all kinds of other respiratory illnesses, you know when to common calls in region. governor newsom says planning is already underway for a winter surge here in the bay area. alameda county had 403 covid cases monday. santa clara county the highest 535 that same day. experts say the numbers highlight the need to continue to wear masks and push for increased vaccination rates. the search comes ahead of a busy travel season over the holidays, so doctors urging people to get their booster shot. as soon as they can. and the push to get the booster shot isn't just happening here. in california.

hospitalizations are increasing in areas with low vaccination rates, such as the sacramento region and the central valley, along with orange, riverside and san bernardino counties, with mass restrictions loosening and the winter months ahead, health officials say we could see more cases statewide. the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors, or are they contributing to increased transmissions? governor, newsom said today that planning is already underway for winter surge, which includes prepositioning extra staff to handle more patients. there's a new vaccine mandate in alameda county county health officials today announced that all first responders must get vaccinated. this includes police officers, firefighters and ambulance providers. anyone who's not fully vaccinated by december, 21st must wear masks when they are around patients. and must test for the coronavirus weekly. but the county says employers first responders can implement of vaccine mandate without a testing option if they choose to. this week's cal game has been postponed. sch

dense fog that could impact your visibility overnight, so especially toward the central valley, out towards sacramentofield, but some of this fog kind of settle around the bay as well. that could impact your, uh, visibility's for the thursday morning commute. so just keep an eye on now. just be prepared for that, as i could be developing overnight. overnight temperatures will be in the forties and the fifties. so a bit of a chill in the air to start things off tomorrow morning, but after that cool start, we are expecting lots of sunshine into the afternoon hours and temperatures ranging from the sixties lower sixties all the way. to the lower seventies by about three or four o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and it looks like this minor warm up will continue as we head toward the weekend. we'll have more on that with your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. all right. thank you. governor newsom makes another public appearance after taking time away from the spotlight coming up where he was today to encourage vaccines. and here is a look at ktvu s prime time lineup at eight o'clock. it's the mass

hospitalizations are increasing in places with low vaccination rates, such as the sacramento region and the central valleynd san bernardino counties. the state is now making preparations for a possible winner. surge of the virus. the california highway patrol announced that during the past 12 months there have been 76 freeway shootings within alameda county. they say most of those shootings happen on interstates 5 88 80, and it was on saturday on 8 80 in oakland, where 23 month old jasper wu was hit and killed by a stray bullet. so far. no arrests have been made. in that case, fast food workers walked off the job in santa clara county among many other bay area locations. today they are calling on state lawmakers to pass a bill setting a $15 per hour minimum wage. it would also create a fast food sector council members would establish industrywide minimum standards for wage working hours and working conditions. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 nearly 4.5 years after a deadly mass shooting at a ups facility in san francisco, the security company hired to protect that site is facing a lawsuit. ktvu

it's something out there, you know, you think about, uh, those inland valleys, you know, like in antioch or out in sacramento or davis. i mean, it was actually was up in that area this morning, and it was just socked in and it didn't come out. many folks didn't see the sun today. these are all clouds under a fair weather system. this is just kind of a dirty ridge where you have fairweathe. basically that's why there's fo. but these clouds are spilling in over the top of it and a broad that thing is right. that's a. really massive ridge of high pressure to our king. uh there must be 5000 miles long. look at that. um thanks interesting. haven't seen the problem. they get broad like that, too they don't move very quickly when they get an amplified like real up and down like a sign curve, they move and things change when you get a broad ridge like that's kind of hard to break it down, so that's why we're not looking for any chance for real rain and potential rental thursday, and even at that poin. it looks kind of 10th of an inch quarter of an inch overnight lows or chile. the fog will be back. it'll be nasty in

valley fall. we have coastal fog right now as well. um temperature and sacramento. 0 degrees. i think dew point about 50 degrees right now. so returns he's fog shop around neither air force base um, vacaville, fairfield areas like that. so look for valley fog and the big valley as you travel around, but this big dome of high pressure. sets us up with dry, dry dry as you look at oakland skyline beautiful night. um no fog there. the fox kind of stuck at the coast and then we had the valley fog, too. so we got both the fog's working, which is not the typical to see. this is the massive dump by pressure. i'm just gonna draw it in. and then it kind of this is the jet stream right? essentially troughs out over here. but look at the length of that thing. i mean, this is. i don't know when the last time i saw trough our ridge that was you know something like 2500 miles wide. that's why it's so hard to break down. it's just a giant mound when you get a ridge like additional quick, but when you get a ridge like this, and well, i just messed it up. can't do it. okay, here we go

most of our rain falls concentrated north of sacramento along the north edge of the central valley a couple of sprinkles here and there that you may notice in sonoma and marin counties, mostly higher elevations just enough to get roadways wet in a couple spots but not even enough to get things really that slick out there. so we are looking at a pretty solid start to the day looking at showers through the rest of the day. a couple more hours here where may see a few more sprinkles after that we're smooth sailing for the rest of your day and even some sunshine towards the afternoon saturday and sunday are going to bring ample sunshine temperatures even a little bit warmer on these days. so the weekend ahead looks very pleasant. good travel weather for sure. again, nothing more than a sprinkle or 2. so just trace amounts of rainfall ahead of us. today's daytime highs pretty familiar here. back to the 60's. we go much as we were yesterday, low 60's for san francisco, hayward and fremont san jose along with santa clara are 2 warmest spots today at 66 degrees for your highs tomorrow. sunda

moisture on the ground, you get the fog that forms especially out towards the central valley you can see out towards sacramentof modesto. and right around oakdale. you can see here some still some lingering fog into this afternoon, but the bay area we are in the clear, beautiful afternoon. temperatures are responding by a warming up sixties in san francisco. upper sixties. i should say santa rosa 65 close to 70 fact right around 70 out toward fairfield already, so we are completely in the clear looking out toward emeryville or berkeley. here. you can still see the east bay shoreline here. lots of lots of clear skies, and that's basically the story. for everybody this afternoon here's this big area of high pressure it's trying to build in. in fac, it is. you can see the upper level winds trace here. that's kind of our king up to our nort. so that is the dry weather or stretch of at least the dry weather feature. that will keep us on the warm side. but once again over the next few morning, we could have some areas of dense fog as we just showed us identify reports out towards santa rosa toward napa right around

some of the central valley didn't even clear out from the fog today. it's at quarter mile visibility in sacramentown to a around a half mile in fair field. and some of the fog eventually is going to build back here across the bay area. a look as we move through tomorrow morning. this might give a reason to sleep in a bit. 7:00 we expect the fog around san jose. to the bay and san francisco. there's the very thick dangerous fog over the central valley. anyone that has a trip on interstate 5 or 99. getting in the car. heading to so cal. watch out for the that tomorrow morning. i do think this will be starting to clear out by 11:30 a.m. and set us up for a sunny day. we get through that and a good day coming our way. we start off chilly. 49 here in the trivalley. 5 2 in the south bay. and upper 40s low 50s over the east bay. san francisco and the north bay. into the temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. and it looks anazing. for november. san jose 74. morgan h76. more of the 70s right over to the east bay. 73 concord. and 74 pleasanton. through the pa not kwiz as warm. up to 70 san mateo. san francisc

right now is to build high-speed rail from san francisco or san jose to send sacramento bee and open up the corridor to the valleyr it to grow. i don'tt think -- i don't think we need to drive to the office everyday anymore. if they want their employees to come back two days a week we will negotiate, three days, just don't quit. i think that is the future. >> let's go back a bit. you talk about what you did and did not get right in 1985 and yeah you called the valley dead many times. let's talk about some of the things that speak out to you. >> the one i feel most guilty about he gave basically everything we are looking at right now, the bit mapping and everything else. he'd been pretty much forgotten. he has a kid i had seen a clip of that stuff and i'd forgotten about it. the valley had a pretty much forgotten and he came into the mercury news one day and sat down and talked to me and tried to tell me what he was doing and what he had done and all that and i just thought he was another old valley guy living in the past. when i wrote this book i didn't give him enough credit. i bought the pr lines being put out

valley. so if you're heading out to sacramento or possibly on up into the sierra nevada. watch for some areas of lower visibility out that direction. cloud cover is evident this morning. it's partly cloudy to start. but increasingly cloudy towards the afternoon. so enjoy those times of brightness, they'll be few and far between towards the end of the day 50's and 40's for current temperatures. and today a little cooler than yesterday was. i'm talking about not just what to expect this weekend, but also next week's rain still in your forecast. rain. john, thank you for that. but we still have this hot spot here in pleasanton. it's been here for the past 2 hours or so. >> southbound, 6.80 just north of 5.80, east. 2 lanes still blocked there. so if you're traveling 84 might be a good alternate to try to get around there, heading into the city right now. the under 18 minutes for you. make that drive from the maze to that fremont street exit leave at several accidents on the bay bridge have done a really good job getting those off of the bridge quickly, a little under 21 minu

the national weather service out of sacramento issuing that and also for pretty much the entire central valley. we have a light offshore breeze. it is drifting to the east. here is a look at san rafael. pretty thick there also. this will move into the bay if it has not already. look for increasing fog during the morning commute. that will slowly transition to mostly cloudy conditions and pays by noon with low to mid 60's. we don't warm up much this afternoon, staying in the mid 60's through 4:00. reggie: new this morning, one person is dead and an early-morning crash on interstate 280. it happened just before 11:00 last night nearly is more exit. officers say they arrived to find a body blocking part of the southbound lanes. chp is still investigating what happened. we should let you know all lanes are back open. >> new development hou developmt more than 1000 pharmacists reached a tentative deal with kaiser permanente. abc seven news reporter amy hollyfield joining us with more on this last-minute agreement. amy: you will not see pharmacists on the sidewalk picketing this morning or this week

nights and the fog forms, especially out toward the central valley, so you can see reset it right here. there's a dense fog out towards sacramento, modesto approaching fresno as well. things have cleared out, but we are expecting some more patchy fog. overnight current numbers. it is a nice afternoon out there. san francisco 66 some seventies to report up in santa rosa fremont and in san jose reporting 71. here's our live camera, looking out toward the golden gate bridge completely in the clear this afternoon. i guess it's also nice to see those green. those hillsides agreeing up after the recent rainfall looking out toward the marin headlands overnight. we'll start out tomorrow morning in the forties and the fifties. so a bit of a chill the air once again some patchy fog. he can't see overnight temperatures mid forties to the mid fifties. and then into the afternoon hours, there is that temperature range warm spots will be approaching the mid seventies as hysteria, high pressure sticking around once again. we're talking about some fog overnight and the storm track has pushed up to our nort, so are mild to warm pattern out there

the national weather service out of sacramento issuing that and also for pretty much the entire central valley

right now would be to build high-speed rail rome san francisco or san jose to sacramento and open up the eight quarter to the valleyor it to grow. i don't think -- we need to drive to the office in everyday anymore. the companies that want their employees to come back or saying hey two days a week? we willl negotiate, three days a week? just don't quit. i think that's the future. >> you are right. let's go back a bit in the forward inor your new look lucky road to forward me talk about what you did and did not get right d in 1985 and you call the valley dead many times. let's talk about some of the different things. >> that i screwed up? absolutely. the one i feel the most guilty about is -- the demos. basically everything we are looking at right now, the screen and the bit mapping and everything else. they've been pretty much forgotten. as a kid i had seen a clip of that stuff of angle bart doing the demo of all demos and the valley at a much forgotten about him and he came in one day and he sat down and talked to me and tried to just tell me what he was doing and all that and i thought he was just another littleu

sacramento area, with the low are vaccination rate. southern california with the lower vaccination rate and spilling over into central valley, but, you know, europe has seen 50% of the world's cases of covid in the last two weeks. so it's no small potatoes of people move back and forth. >> peter chin hong from ucsf. >>> tesla stock started dropping after elon musk said he plans to share 10% of his stocks. it went down nearly 12% this morning. he may want to sell some shares to pay down his debt. keep in mind, tess ha has been on an upswing. >>> a cable outage started last night before 10:00 p.m. most people were able to reconnect about an hour later. people in the southwest also had trouble getting online. the disruptions were the result of a network issue. and they are investigating the cause. they are both owned by comcast. >>> when are we going to go back to the moon? nasa reveals new plans about a possible return. >>> we never really know when the next power outage is going to take place. so we've got to be prepared every day. i'm chris chmura, we'll show you how next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. storm ranger showing jus

sacramento. and open up the eye 80 core door to the valley for it to grow. do not think, we need to drive to the office every day. i think even the companies that want their employees to come back are saying hey, two days a week we will negotiate three days a week just don't quit. i think that is the future. >> you are right. the forward for your book but you didn't did not get right i called the valley dead and many stock with some the specific things that stick out super. >> that i screwed up? but i feel most guilty about is doug. when i. [inaudible] >> everything. everything looking at now the mouse, the screen, the bit mapping everything else. he had been pretty much forgotten i've seen a clip of that stuff in the xerox park and i'd forgotten about him. came into the mercury news one day and set down and talk to me and tell me what he was doing and what he had done and all of that. i just thought he was another old valley guy. i did not give him enough credit. when i wrote this book i did not give him enough credit. i bought the pr lines think put out by