been regulated yet, but are getting out into the environment.>> reporter: on the shores of the san francisco bayy are trying to measure how much is in the bay. they are not looking for large obvious plastic waste, but rather something that is harder to measure, micro-plastics. >> micro-plastics are tiny pieces smaller than five millimeters. when you have these small pieces it becomes pretty easy for these tiny particles to be ingested or inhaled and that is when you get the exposure and potential for harm.>> reporter: these are two stacked--so this way we can collect two different particles. >> reporter: in 2019 sutton and her team published the results of the three-year study. they found micro-plastics in the surface waters of the bay and in the mud. they found them in stormwater runoff, treated wastewater and every type of fish they sampled. their study suggests that the san francisco bay has more mike plastic pollution than most water bodies in the united states. the two most common types of micro-plastics were fibers from clothing and small bits from tires. >> we found them in about every sa

and washing across outdoor surfaces and they were carrying micro plastics into san francisco bay. >> ours -- the downpours that swept through the bay this winter. crating one off the poles micro plastics with it. that with a better understanding of where micro plastics come from and how they are transported, researchers are hoping they will be able to come up with innovative solutions. everything from introducing new technologies to changing old behaviors. remember the rubber particles? several companies including the tire collective are engineering on board devices designed to capture the rubber before it is left on the road and potentially recycle it. researchers say limiting the tiny clothing fibers pushed out is another opportunity. if >> >> you pull out a rack or throw some hangers on your shower rack, and try some of your clothes that way, it is cool because it will reduce the amount of micro plastics getting into the bay because they won't be going out your dryer. >> david lewis points to new efforts by the city and the state to cut down on plastic use. >> the more we can elimi

we're talking about upper 50s in san francisco 59 half moon bay a few more clouds down towards the bay you get even further south and that's where you can see a sprinkle from san benito county in through monterey upper 50s some of the cooler locations up in napa the accuweather 7-day forecast looking at the high clouds today that'll continue into the holiday tomorrow and by tuesday that low is out of here and it's high pressure builds in we'll get sunnier and milder conditions by the end of the week. friday could be the warmest day feeling like spring by then and then we're tracking that. last week of january liz which at this point it was looking a little bit different in terms of maybe some rain now. it's kind of iffy. so we'll keep looking. all right. we really really well. thank you lisa. okay a beloved sticker company in the north bay has announced that significantly downsizing and moving out of the state. it's a change that's emotional for both the owners and their loyal local customers. we'd have probably 250 people a day visiting. fritters this quiet petaluma warehouse had been

their study suests that the san francisco bay has more mike plastic pollution than most water bodiesthe united states. the two most common types of micro-plastics were fibers from clothing and small bits from tires. >> we found them in about every sample and this is consistent with what you see all around the world. everywhere you look for it you will find micro-plastics.>> reporter: that is why in 2018 california started to find out how much is in the drinking water. it is another first of its kind effort in the country. >> sometime you can see them in the sand and sometimes floating in the water. most of them are impossible to see.>> reporter: the doctor is a senior scientist with the california water board. his job is to establish what levels of micro-plastics are safe in drinking water. >> one of the reasons that plastic in drinking water has received recent attention especially by california legislature is that we know the amount is increasing. >> reporter: he says there are over 2400 chemicals frequently added to plastics that are potentially dangerous. many change how our horm

we're doing okay at the heart of the bay, this is looking from san francisco to the east bay. same story from top of the salesforce tower. from inland valleys, santa rosa this is where we have an issue this morning with fog. it is 28 right there first of all, but noticeably more foggy for the north bay valleys than yesterday, and you see it show on the visibility map. we are down unless than a mile, give yourself extra time up there but everyone else is doing fine. and the rest of the day will be fine as well, when we get rid of the clouds will be daytime highs in low to mid 60s and plenty of blue sky. >>> now to the coronavirus, and a warning from public health officials. a lot of people are expected to get together to watch the niners this weekend, or get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. but public health officials say the omicron surge isn't over and warned folks not to let their watch parties to become super spreader events. here is more. >> reporter: the journey back to normal takes twists and turns this pandemic leaving people uncertain about what to expect from

in unique fashion, not exactly unique. >> kpix 5's bettyuus how people are making use of the san francisco bayry service. >> the san fransco babecoming a fun and safeway to get to chase center. it's not how he usually gets to the arena. but today former player and now liaison for business and basketball with the warriors, he stepped aboard the san francisco bay ferry. it brought back memories of his teenage years playing ball in istanbul. >> this is my first time. is it your first time? what do you think so far? >> i used to move around quite a lot. >> really? >> yes. back then as a teenager, i didn't drive a car and truck. it was one of the worst things you can experience in istanbul. but it was a beautiful scenery. a lot of culture. >> the ferry is the first transit system in the bay area to fully restore its prepandemic service last year. and ridership immediately doubled. >> this is fun. especially when you have nice her. it's cent. and there's a loof spaces. you can enjoy the view. >> the 20 minute ride from alameda or oakland runs on game days and costs less than $10 each way. >> we just

. >> reporter: for more than a century ferry boats have moved people around san francisco bay.sel, a planet-warming fossil fuel. so this is the boat of the future? but now there is a sea change coming. >> down the hatch. >> reporter: down the hatch. this is the first passenger ferry in the world. >> so these are the fuel cells. >> reporter: powered entirely by hydrogen fuel cells. >> instead of big diesel engines spinning things to make power, just happens in the fuel cells. jeff sokolik is with all american marine in bellingham, washington, it built a 75 passenger catamaran that will soon launch in san francisco bay with zero emissions. >> that is really kind of the holy grail of this. >> reporter: ron willy is president of the company. what does a hydrogen powered boat allow for? >> when you actually use hydrogen to create electricity the only product is literally hot water. zero emissions, completely clean. >> reporter: the marine industry, mostly international shipping is one of the dirty and not so little secrets of climate change. it causes about 3 percent of all global c

that might limit the threat. >> walk along in oakland and will likely see trash heading toward san francisco bay. david lewis says much of it comes from the nearby 880 freeway and local storm drains. >> every time it rains, everything on the streets goes into the storm drains and straight out into the bay unfiltered. we see this on all of the freeways and all of our urban roads. >> experts say the pollution you can actually see is only part of the threat. floating right alongside, often invisible to the naked eye, are micro plastics, tiny particles that can come from clothing, cigarette, and even the rubber from car tires. >> the way it wears off is when the tire hits the road, it wears off little tiny bit of tires that are so small they are practically microscopic. >> but those effects can be devastating to fish like salmon and marine life. kelly moran and her colleagues set out to document the likely sources and also confirmed that stormwater is a main culprit. >> our study for the first time revealed that micro plastics were mostly coming from outdoor rain and washing across outdoor surfaces

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urban areas around the world were traveling around the san francisco bay area and let -- new york. profits are aided by the demand for semi-conductors. the chipmaker says they are growing to a record $6 billion. tsmc has been raising demands with heavy investing including in the u.s. and the u.s. trading income revenue dropped 16% from earlier. jeffries is overall trading the revenue with the company blaming challenging market conditions. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you. not looking at major moves today, but these prices have seen their biggest gains. monetary policy is getting louder. the fed says that getting inflation down to 2% is crucial. james bullard also says he believes the fed should have four rate hikes this year. they have been telling bloombert year. >> there is a fear that inflation was going to have -- comes in higher than expected. >> it met expectations. >> the question is what is the rate of inflation over the course of this year. >> inflation is significantly above what the discount is and the fed target. it sends the message that we ha

you will likely see trash heading towards san francisco bay.uch of it comes coms the nearby freeway and local storm drains. >> any time it rains, anything on the streets go into the storm drains and straight out into the bay. we see this on freeways and urban roads. dan: expert say the pollution you can actually see is only part of the threat. floating alongside our micro plastics, tiny particles that can come from clothing, cigarette buds, the rubber from car tires. >> the way it wears off is when the tire hits the road, it wears off these tiny bits of tires. they are so small. dan: the effects could be devastating to fish like salmon and other marine life. in recent studies, kelly and her colleagues set out to document the likely sources of micro plastics. they confirmed that stormwater is a main culprit. >> our study revealed that micro plastics were mostly coming from outdoor rain. downpours created runoffs that literally pulled micro plastics along with it. now, an understandingstandingstg micro plastics come from, researchers hope will be

here's the view looking across the column bay waters. 52 in san francisco and in oakland. y 51 apiece at mountain view and san jose a lovely view from the eastward hill camera. low 50's. napa.anta rosa, 59 in fairfield. that's our mild spot. mid 50's in livermore. and we offer you this view to the embarcadero. gusty, off-shore winds will develop tuesday and wednesday. and this dry pa dern continues through next week and perhaps even longer. overnight we've see high clouds passing over. and a long the coastline. tomorrow, we'll have fitted sunshine with lots of clouds around. but slice be bright. low temperatures will drop into the uper 30's in many low cases in the inland, east bay right along the bayshore line and the coast. we expect temperatures in the low to mid 40's. look for highs in the upper 50's at the coast. and here in san francisco. mainly low 60's and other bayshore location and inland areas a little bit of a range from about 62 to 64 degrees in the mildest locations. ahead starting tomorrow. you can see the storm track north to our north. taking some rainfall

for the north bay and san francisco. lunchtime for the south bay. look how the rain chances fall apart as the storm falls across the finish line in the bay area. we are not expecting much. clearing skies as we head towards friday afternoon. rain totals have come down for friday. less than a tenth of an inch south of san francisco. good news for your weekend plans other than the patchy fog, we will get more sunshine. 50s and 60s. incoming storms as they approach us on west coast. this is something of a pattern change we are starting to see in long-range weather models. high pressure hangs on. that storm track gets started this weekend may be staying north for a while. for friday, a little rain at times. we clear out for the weekend. patchy fog. san francisco, mid to upper 50s. inland valleys, upper 50s to near 60. more low 60s as we head through the middle part of next week. that seven day forecast starting to trend drier. friday, one more chance for rain and more sunshine from the weekend and beyond into next week. >> we appreciate now that sunshine

strong winds have been recorded across the san francisco bay area and a swath of the sierra nevada.year—old frenchman who was trying to row across the atlantic ocean has been found dead at sea. jean—jacques savin had previously made the crossing in a large barrel in 2019. the adventurer had triggered two distress beacons on thursday night. the circumstances are not yet determined. you'll find much more on all the stories we're covering on our website, updated 2a hours a day, including the latest on the situation in ukraine. borisjohnson�*s government is being urged to delay mandatory covid jabs for frontline national health service staff in england. workers have been told to get their firstjab by february 3rd or face losing theirjobs. on saturday, hundreds of people marched in cities across england to protest against the policy, as katharine da costa reports. save ourjobs! hundreds of health care workers gathered in london calling for the government's no jab, nojob policy in england to be scrapped. they were among large crowds of anti—vax demonstrators. nhs uniforms were thrown at p

bay. for santa rosa it looks like 70% for monday and tuesday. break it down to san francisco and you will bring the probabilities down to one out of three. widely scattered showers, again, down to san jose almost, it is not nothing but a chance. this is mostly a north bay event for the early part of the week, cloudy for everybody. to sum it up, clear and cold tonight, a dry start to 2022. we get a chance of a few showers coming in monday through wednesday. does not look as sunny next week as it was this past three to four days, it was a nice break. tomorrow, numbers will be in the lower 50s in general. 51 degrees at half-moon bay in santa clara, 52, and the same for san jose. down 101 on morgan hill, 51 degrees. it will be 51 and in union city 50. east bay, cooler, concord manages 48 degrees and vallejo, 48 degrees and antioch, 46, danville, 46, nice and sunny for everybody. it will be jacket weather. it will be cool on saturday. up in the north bay, 51 degrees in beautiful petaluma. and 52, sonoma, 49, not a bad day for wine country. 49 degrees, 50 in mill valley and 50 degr

. >> walk along and you will likely see trash heading toward san francisco bay. david lewis says much of it comes from the nearby freeway and local storm drains. >> every time it rains, anything on the street goes into the storm drains and into the bay unfiltered. we see this on all the freeways. >> the pollution you can see is only part of the threat. floating alongside and often invisible our micro plastics, tiny particles that could come from clothing, cigarettes, even the rubber from car tires. >> when the tire hits the road, it wears off these tiny bits of tires. they are practically microscopic. >> third effects could be devastating to salmon and other marine life. in recent studies, they set up to document the likely sources of micro plastics. they confirmed that stormwater water is a main culprit. >> our study revealed that micro plastics are mostly coming from outdoor rain. they were washing across outdoor surfaces and carrying micro plastics into the bay. it the downpours of swept this winter, they created runoff that pulls micro plastics along with it.

bay. coming down the golden gate bridge, into san francisco, we're showing a little bit of slowing around union city. a crew clearing from 880 there. >>> in the south bay a carjacking suspect is dead after a gun battle with police officers in san jose near the corner of heading and park avenue, which is the rose garden neighborhood. the suspect had just been involved in a crash there. police say the suspect had just tried unsuccessfully to carjack someone. officers say the suspect was driving a car stolen in san jose when he tried to carjack a second vehicle in santa clara. when that failed, he drove back to san jose. he crashed into a car with two people inside. the car caught fire. the suspect ran as officers arrived, leading to the shootout. witnesses described the chaos. >> he crashed the car into another car where there were two occupants. they got injured and went to the hospital. he took off running at bureau court and heading, then he opened fire at the police officers. after that, he was shot and killed. >> clearly it sounds like there was a lot of gunfire and shots fired and mayb

wait until you hear what this san francisco fixer upper just went for. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, we will talk with a local doctor about the impact of climate change on children's health. that's at 8:30. then at 8:45, the widow of a former theranos scientist speaks out. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. >>> get ready to feast your eyes on san francisco's latest eye-popping property sale. >> here it is. described the listing as the worst house on the best block. it just went for one $.97 million. it even comes with a parking space. that's a bonus. located on dey street in nollie valley, the house rode out the great san francisco earthquake of 1906. that's a selling point. clearly it has good bones, but that's about all that has. in all, it is 2100 square feet, and it is listed as having no bedrooms, and just one bath. best wishes to that buyer. >> paul was saying that that house looks like it should be condemned. >> it probably should come up but i tell you what, knowing that it did survive that earthquake, that is saying something. it has something

inland and the east bay, middle 60s. 65 in san francisco and in oakland. as you go farther inland in the north bay, the off shore wind is a downslope wind that warms up even more. the temperatures approaching 70 degrees for much of the north bay and even getting above 70 degrees. temperatures backing down heading through the second half of the weekend. not a lot. still a mild weather pattern even once the off shore winds die down. around 60 degrees for san francisco and oakland most of next week. middle 60s for san jose. well above average for late january. the temperatures farther inland, lower to middle 60s for inland parts of the east bay and the north bay and along the coast. the temperatures will not dip that far below 60 degrees for high temperatures and there is no rain in sight for the next seven-days. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, sharks on ice. plenty of shot making except for the stunner at chase center tonight. >>> nba up top, the warriors, how to process this one. warriors shot 42 three- pointers, made nine, steph curry had six of them. w

we serve over 40,000 seniors each year in san francisco bay area. and i oversee the programs we operate at the portsmouth square clubhouse which we have rented from the park and rec for more than 10 years ago. our staff and seniors attended every workshop on portsmouth square. our community came together and worked hard on the design that eliminated the bridge and was a huge barrier to allowing us to use the clubhouse for much needed programs. we're excited about the new square with the increased space as well as much larger and more functional clubhouse. portsmouth square is probably one of the most important icons and landmarks for chinatown. and many important community events are held in the portsmouth square. during the pandemic, it was used as a community and vaccination sites with distribution sites, community events and outdoor events that many of our community groups answered, like anti-asian hate rallies. improved community center to all the residents. so, please approve and certify the eir so we can proceed. and the sooner the bridge come

. >>> a police chase in the east bay ended in the san francisco bay. yet started early friday morning. the driver lead officers into oakland. at one point, the chp said the car stopped and a passenger tried to hide a bag with a gun inside. the driver and passenger ditched the car. officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot and found the passenger hiding for a half hour. >>> the family is sharing a message of thanks after the search was called off. rory angelotta was reported missing after he doesn't show up for kinner with friends. he said, going to go skiing first. the deputies ended the search on thursday and said it was doubtful he can have survived the severe weather fabook state from the family expressing their gratitude for everyone helping to search for him. over six days, the sheriff's office said over 13,000 personnel hours devoted to the search. >>> drivers, a heads up. the chps maximum enforcement is in effect. they're working to catch impaired drivers and speeders and violators through sunday night. >>> tolls are going up on sev

showing you a live look at san francisco with mark hopkins hotel camera, we are down to the 30s in santa rosa in the north bay, 40s for concord, oakland, san jose, livermore, low 50s for san francisco. a big difference with our weather, we are not as foggy this morning compared to the last few mornings. some locations still dealing with that dense fog. patchy dense fog near zero in petaluma, a quarter mile in napa and about a half mile in santa rosa, other locations looking good. satellite and radar view, that strong pressure gradient with this low pressure system over great basin, high pressure over the pacific, that creates that tight pressure gradient and strong winds. so especially again as we head through the afternoon and tonight, we are going to see those winds pick up. increasing strong winds as we head through today and tomorrow in the afternoon, winds should ease. temperature wise it will be a warm one, plenty sunshine, highs for many of us into the 60s. let's get to the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. it looks like a great weekend, san francisco, oakland, san jose, temperatures will be

bay area. highs for today. 50's and san francisco daly, city pacifica, half moon bay mid-fifties there. burlingame mill race and brutal. all in the mid-fifties south san francisco. your at 55. redwood city, palo alto mountain view all mid to upper 50's in san jose. your 58, morgan hill. 57 santa clara, upper 50's fremont union city and hayward mid-fifties dublin. 54. so a little warmer today than we were yesterday, concord or end. the wannacry call lower 50's up here in napa. fairfield vacaville, upper 40's for you. santa rosa petaluma mid to lower 50's. a look at your 7 day forecast. so we had rain at the start of the week. we get a break today and then rain returns again tomorrow morning. so we'll be tracking that into the weekend. you're much drier, partially cloudy, though, at the start of next week. we have another slight break and then wednesday, yet another chance of rain again in the lows throughout the week. mid 40's to upper 30's along the coast there. you're looking at temperatures in the 40's throughout the rest of the week. james, back to you. all right, reena, thank you ver

an advisory in effect, meaning week defect the effects about 8:00 in the morning around the san francisco bay area. it's all we been it at the time. obviously, we'll keep on top of it in terms of the weather. more of the same. i have the details in a few moments. >> thank you. >>> a mass shooting in oregon sends at least six people to the hospital and one is in critical . it happened during a hep hop convert last night in downtown eugene. someone opened fire in a parking lot behind the building where the concert was going on. the suspect is wearing a hooded sweatshirt and authorities got 30 calls about shots being fired. >> early in this investigation, the crowd that was here was difficult to management. it was hard for us to get control of the scene. and there was not anyone that was willing to cooperate or come forward and give us any witness statements about what they may or may not have seen. >> investigators are working to determine whether the shootings were random or targeted. >>> we scramble to find out home testing kits continues as the federal government releases new details on how

bay area. the thief didn't stop there. >> 6 feet from san francisco down to monterey bay. we do anticipate wave height stayin ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. ♪ be in your moment. ask your doctor about ibrance. >> good morning. this is san jose right now. partly cloudy skies overhead. your air qua

bay bridge toll plaza. nothing really in your way. your drive perfect timing from oakland and san francisco can't really say much more than that. it's an easy commute on the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge has also been a nice one for you. looks like it's got a little more volume on it. but it's all moving. well, you're at the limit, making good time from hayward out toward the peninsula and beyond. once we get to the north bay, we had an issue earlier. was much of one on west bound 5, 80 here at the richmond center fell bridge toll plaza. but since that's cleared up, it's been smooth sailing so far this morning for the last hour or so. all is well there, as you make your way into marion county for those leaving are in county down into san francisco across the golden gate bridge. looks like we've got a nice ride for you as well. southbound 1 one moving. well, those headlights heading towards the camera. that's the direction commuters are going and you're doing well. >> that direction, jimmy g's going. and let's talk about sports is just doing well. that's what we to be feeling better. looking better is not grimacing. and that m

bay area. less than 6 hours left in the year 2021. buy one last memorable sunset over san francisco. if you are planning on going out to celebrate tonight, bundle up, because it will be cold. >> ryan hackney is in for paul with a first look at your new year's eve forecast. >>> and it involves this four letter word, cold. it will get down to the 20s in parts of the north bay. that is why there are freeze warnings posted. coast and inland, low to mid 40s at around midnight tonight. it will be cold enough, so they do have freeze warnings posted up in the north bay with the admonition to protect sensitive vegetation, the usual thing. it will be cold again every night through the weekend, specifically. santa rosa, 29.38 at oakland. 32 in pleasanton. near freezing in san jose, and 34 degrees at mountain view. not that there will be that many people coming out tonight along the embarcadero, unlike previous years. we will have complete forecasts in a few minutes, but first we will hear about the disappointing news about the fireworks. >>> normally crowds would be gathering along the embarcad

come to mind, they visualize the south, the east coast, not necessarily the san francisco bay area. >eople would you have to say show up? >> it seems like he was here a lot. >> he liked the bay area. a special affinity to come to california. when you think about the areas of the country where it seemed more open for black people to be treated on an equal basis. >> dr. carson is the martin luther king jr. centennial professor emeritus at stanford and was handpicked by document her late husband. dr. carson now leads the world health project in stamford which builds on the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> i don't know when was the first visit, probably 1956. i think in june was when he delivered a major speech about the montgomery bus bowl cut -- bus boycott. >> with film this old, sometimes it goes missing but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1960 four, san francisco, the publican party platform committee at the same chances hotel just ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every four years and every now and then, san

bay. san francisco at 67. tie time highs tomorrow, cooling off a couple of degrees. 65 for san jose. oes bay. >> signature ways 64 in redwood city. >> san francisco in the maria. for the north bay, 66 right here in clear lake and 67 in sonoma. >> our seven-day forecast does not have any rainfall in it. i want to get the in here. i am calling it a moderate system early february to bring the return of rainfall and that's definitely would be some good news for us. we have been under a dry spell the last couple of weeks here in january. you will see dry weather and sunshine here in san francisco. saturday, sunday and monday. we have upper 50s and low 60s coming our way. the in land valleys similar temperatures, all the way through next week. looks pretty good once we get over the swing, raj. >> thank you so much, happy friday, aing to you. >>> we got exclusive access today, scientists are testing our west water looking for trends to help them predict wls the pandemics getting better or worse. >> we are back in a moment. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that

richmond was born in san francisco in raisin p mount over in the east bay. ng ever in first with a connection to san francisco, richmond was expected to be a very early pick in the upcoming grant draft. had he not signed with san jose. so that school growing up for the club that you played for through their youth organizations and all that stuff has to be a dream come true. i'm sure mom and dad are happy to that baby boy, staying close to the next. all right. that is your look at sports. we'll be right back after the break. thank you, jason. coming up, a lifesaving transplant. doctors use a big part in a patient. >> we'll explain more on this first for medical science. >> a first for medical science and a last ditch effort to save a man's life. doctors in baltimore transplanted a pig's heart into a human patient picks heart. that's right. they say the surgery was a last-ditch effort to say 57 year-old david been his life, but it's still too soon to know if the operation will end up being a success. doctors say it does mark a step forward in the decades long q

bay. the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, you can see all that sunshine for most of thek though a few more clouds streaming in friday and into our weekend. inland east bay, north bay, coast, quiet weather ahead, above average daytime highs for the next several days with partly sunny skies friday and into our weekend. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? >>> i am keeping a close eye on the dublin interchange. we have reports of a trouble spot east 580. hopefully it is not causing a lot of brake lights or issues. you see traffic definitely loading up with the head lights heading towards 680. the crash is east bound heading towards 680 so it is more toward san ramon. things are a little slow as you approach the interchange. keep it in mind as you are out there. it may cause spectator slowing in both directions. traveling out of altamont onto 580, that is where our slow spot is. it is sluggish. all the way to north flynn, down to about 19 miles an hour. the morning commute is in full swing. i do want to check traffic in the south bay. it's abo

bay, 61 in the napa valley. daytime highs with that seven- day forecast, san francisco, oakland, san jose, you see plenty sunshine through most of the week though a few more clouds stream in friday and into our weekend. for the inland east bay, north bay, for the coast, you can see the sunshine with temperatures at least staying steady over the next several days. speaking of dangerous conditions at beaches, some of the sneaker waves crept up behind unsuspecting beachgoers at ocean beach, low swells can switch to a sudden rush of water under the sand and that water packs a punch. every year more than a few people are swept to sea. one family we spoke to had a close call of their own yesterday. >> we were having a really interesting conversation and next thing you know, a wave came from the side where we weren't really looking. >> it's ocean beach. there are always warnings but i never thought it would actually be true, ya know. >> a little scary. the bottom line, never turn your back on the ocean. swimmers are being warned about rip currents. please be safe at our beaches. let's send it to gianna for a check on ou

. >>> walmart is investing $400 million in south san francisco bays indoor vertical farm, plenty. the retail giant also announced it will buy leafy greens from them for stores in california. the investment is one of the biggest to date in the indoor farming business, but, high cost have been a challenge for the industry. walmart says the deal is subject to regulatory approval. >>> apples popular air tags can be used to find everyday items that may get lost. but as reported megan hickey reports, police worn the summer using the tiny device to spy on unsuspecting victims. >> i think it is an easy tool to track people and to do it relatively anonymously. that is concerning. >> reporter: elizabeth is talking about the apple air tag . tiny devices can be placed on everything, from luggage to keys and tracked down if lost or stolen. but, elizabeth says someone put one on her car while she was out shopping. during the drive home, her iphone warned that an air tag was detected and had tracked her for five miles. >> you can see on the map, on the maps of the air tag had dropped off in the

largest school district in the bay area, san francisco unified, nearly 500 cases this month, 0.8% of students and staff. in south bay, cupertino reported 239 cases this month, 1.5% of students and staff. if you want to know the numbers in your child's school, nbcbayarea.com/covid19dashboards . >>> colleges not immune, san jose state going remote until february 14th, asking all eligible students to update vaccination status and provide record of booster shot by end of this month. stanford seeing such a high volume of positive results it's no longer giving individual dorm and classroom notifications of positive cases. will continue to have university-wide exposure building lists on daily basis. students can find out where a covid positive person has been. >>> new at 11:00, a trip to europe for a visa renewal and baby moon before the birth of first child. instead a longtime san francisco resident is stuck in germany as the consulate processes his visa renewal and state department is blaming the pandemic for the delay. >> reporter: pictures took in november. hoping to celebrate arrival of

continuing to be a fantastic one for you as you make your way across the bay into san francisco. ticular route has been light all morning long. so expect easy conditions as you make your way through that part of the bay to the south of san mateo bridge, actually thinning out. we're seeing lessening the conditions here. terms of car volume on the right-hand side. that's traffic heading out towards the peninsula from hayward and all's well so far. so it's looking good here. we're also seeing an easy ride on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. so if you're cutting across the bay to the north from richmond down towards sandra fell. it's a pretty smooth commute. no real slowdowns, as you can see here at the toll plaza itself and no problems. once you connect on the 1 one, which if you take southbound will take you to the golden gate bridge. and for those commuters, it looks like we're still moving nice and smooth here as you make your way into san francisco. >> 7.32, the big story in the east bay that freeway shooting. so sad. investigators now looking for new leads to try to solve this

it's a bird's eye view over the city by the bay, the city of san francisco.o you can see a bit of oakland there. right now. our temperature span we have dipped very rapidly to 38 degrees in fairfield to 49 degrees apiece in san francisco and also s f o r temperature span today as high as our concern was 50 and fremont and in livermore. 2 56 degrees in san jose. we're now it is currently 47 degrees. the winds are under 10 mph at all of our reporting stations, and this is why our temperatures are dropping so rapidly on this new year's day, so this is basically what you need to know. it's king tides time again. coastal flood advisory remains in effect until 10 am monday morning, we will have that overlapping of the waves on the embarcadero in san francisco by mid morning tomorrow at the highest peak. at the king tide, so please take note of that if you have any jogging plans early in the morning tomorrow, or even some strolling plans along the embarcadero, we're going to wake up tomorrow morning to a frosty start away from the bay as temperatures plummet into th

weather service says minor coastal flooding is expected at lowing -- low-lying locations along the san francisco bayne. king tides typically flood low-lying streets in the north bay. today was no exception. water rushed across streets in mill valley. this one just off highway 101 at the shoreline exit. as you can see, the powerful tide filled the larkspur ferry inlet. just ahead, survivors talking about a terrifying ordeal. >> we cannot see anything and it was very frightening. >> she was among those rescued after spending the night high in the sky in a stucco tram car. rescuers describe the tense mission. and a new round of wet weather headed our way. looking outside. spencer christian is tracking no showers. >> coming up in sports, just two weeks left in the nfl regular season, and it was a tray day in the bay. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. (sword

bay at 43. san francisco 46 and north bay 41. so here's the clouds to start. then advancing this you can see not much of a change rolling through the afternoon. i do anticipate some breaks of sunshine trying to get through the high clouds tomorrow. but all in all, we'll have to deal with that. our temperatures as we roll through tomorrow change a whole lot and there is really not many variations across the microclimate. it's feeling similar wherever you go across the bay. 64 here in san jose. let's take it to the east bay .at 62 in concord. 63 towards fremont. peninsula 62 in palo alto. up to daly city 61. st. francis 59 in the outer sunset through the north bay 64 in clearlake. 63 santa rosa back to napa, low 60s as well. now the one thing that could bother i wanted to make sure i got out here is the pollen. in the moderate for cedar alder and pine. the seven-day forecast keeps you dry next seven days. . we have 50s and 60s for highs there. and the temperatures don't adjust a whole lot for the inland valleys looking pretty much the same here for the daytime h

. >> tracy: san francisco bay is one of the world's most beautiful natural harbors, but keeping it clean and safe is a big job. in tonight's "weekend journal," max darrow of our san francisco station kpix, shows us how they do it. >> reporter: at the crack of dawn, captain kixon meyer and his crew get out on the water. they're aboard the "john dillard," civilian members of the army corps of engineers, their mission is to keep the bay safe. >> i have been doing it for 12 years, that's true. i like it because every day is different. >> reporter: typically, that means collecting debris and removing navigational hazards, like this, from the bay. but on this day, it involved a special operation. helo-ops with the u.s. coast guard. so in this training exercise, the u.s. army corps of engineers is working with the u.s. coast guard to simulate if the helicopters were needed for search and rescue here on the bay. the first exercise directly involved the "john dillard." a guardsman lowered from the helicopterra to the deck. >> basically to give them practice to deliver an e.m.t. or rescue swimmer

around the bay, 62 in san francisco, 63 for oakland, low to mid-60s for the peninsula. topping out at 64 in redwood city. the south bay inland, 67 in san jose, warming up to you. inland east bay low 60s concord, the tri valley and for the north bay looking at 62 for the napa valley. we were hopeful next week we could see a change with our weather. at this point the longer range weather models trending dryer unfortunately for next week. your snow report, sugar bowl we are looking at sun if you are heading up to tahoe and in kirkwood, sunshine as well. all right. seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose and there we go with those quiet conditions though looking at cooler temperatures and more clouds by the end of the week there to next week. inland east bay, the north bay and the coast a little bit of a cooldown with the clouds and into next week it'll be much cooler. all right let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. we have the foggy conditions but it's looking all right. >>> yeah. it's looking good if you are taking any of the bay area bridges. t

bay bridge. no problems. if you're crossing that span and down on to fremont street in san francisco. no accidents to report on the bay bridge from there. let's go to the san mateo bridge. look at that. it's picked up in volume, especially on the right side of your screen. that's the commute direction from the east bay across that span on to one o one but no accidents there as well from there. let's go to the richmond. sandra fell bridge holding steady meeting. it's still relatively light a little bit of slick conditions as you can clearly see highlighted by the headlights. but you're looking at about 10 12 minutes to cross that span into marion county. and then the golden gate bridge the fog was their briefly, but it's gone away in right now. it looks like, but only one set of headlights coming into san francisco. i did see a fender on northbound 6.80, through walnut creek. so keep that in mind. that's where ag ignacio road is happening right there. so keep that in mind that nothing major across the bay area. what is major covid cases. it continues to wreak havoc across the country an

in the san francisco bay area this weekend, families desperate to hear from loved ones on the islandse of us have heard from anybody. >> reporter: reverend tumani is the pastor of first tongan assembly of god church in san carlos. his son is in tonga. >> we still trust. even though we haven't heard from them in almost 24 hours now. but we believe. have hope that something good's going to come out from this. i'm just asking anybody who believes in god, please remember tonga in your prayers. >> reporter: the u.n. estimates it could take about a month to repair the telecommunications line to tonga. meanwhile, scientists say there could still be more volcanic activity to come. >> underwater volcanos are really notoriously hard to monitor. you can't just go out and put an instrument down in the ground. there's no ground to put it on. submarine instrumentation is very expensive and difficult to maintain. vigilance is important because the eruption, the overall eruption, may not be over yet. >> reporter: tahalo kami over the past 24 hours getting the news he'd been so desperate to hear that

not necessarily the san francisco bay area. >> how many people would you say have to show up? >> it seems like he was here a lot. >> yes, we was. he liked the bay area. i think a special affinity for both martin and greta to come to california. when you think about the areas of the country where it seemed more open for black people to be treated. >> dr. carson is the martin luther king jr. professor emeritus at stanford and was handpicked by caretta scott king to document her late husband's life. he now leads the world house project at stanford which builds on all the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> i don't know when was the first visit, probably 1956 in j une. that was when he delivered a major speech about the month gum or a bus boycott. >> that historic san francisco speech was not in our archives. with film this old, sometimes it goes missing. but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1964, san francisco. the republican party platform committee hearing just days ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every fo

remember $7 for all bridges in the bay area except the golden gate bridge 13 minutes. if you're heading into san franciscoidge, from there on san mateo bridge picking up just a little bit since the last time we checked this plenty of space between the cars. no problems there. i expect no problems at the richmond. sandra fell bridge as well. yet only one set of headlights. no big deal. if you're cross there, it's not even a windy on the bridges. so that's the good news and then that's go to the golden gate bridge. no problems at all. the fog maybe there looks a little hazy off in the distance. but 20 minutes from novato into the city. speaking of the city, san francisco is citing a new lease for a so-called linkage center as part of the emergency declaration in the tenderloin. it will be located near the corner of market and hyde streets less than a block away from the civic center bart station now the goal of the center is to target people in the tenderloin who might be struggling with substance. use or mental health issues by helping them connect with the city's health and human services city leaders say

around the bay, from 58, 59 in san francisco, 60 in oakland. we are look at low 60's for the peninsula. around the south bay, 64 in san jose, 63 east y cod. mid-60r you ey and 67 for santa rose a. something we are watching off shore winds developing so for the north bay mountains, could see busts up to possibly 30 to 40 miles an hour. that is really the location we are going to see the stronger winds. nothing like what we saw last friday and over the weekend. nothing like that. those off shore winds will bring in that dry air once again as we head through the neev rn g shot of dry air. as we head through the day today plenty of sun. as we look to tomorrow we are going to start off the day with clear skies. not as foggy as this morning and then plenty of sun for tomorrow and the afternoon. sunrise at 7:18. checkingthat seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose. few more clouds friday and into the weekend with cooler temperatures by early next week. inland east bay, the north bay and the coast and you can see partly sunny skies as we