here we are stopping the clock again at one with that shower activity pushing across the san francisco peninsula and parts of the east bay. as we head through 3:00 p.m. san jose and south bay you may not see anything at all. here is dennis with sports. >>> good morning everybody. the heisman has been awarded since 1935 but never like last night. >> devonte smith of the university of alabama. >> yeah he is the third playeder from the crimson tide since 2009 to hold that trophy. the first receiver in almost 30 years. the ceremony had a totally different feel and it's unfortunate that his parents had to miss it and had to watch on tv. still emotional. >> been the best thing that could have ever happened to me. i always said no matter what i got his back, no matter what. >> smith will be playing on sunday next year. maybe for that man. he will not be on the field this weekend in pittsburgh after testing positive for coronavirus. very bad luck, right in the browns back in the playoffs for the first time since 2002. >>> nba. after tipping off the season with those two ugly losses the warriors have won

san francisco peninsula coast and santa cruzun a big concwi de flows for the 2020 burn scars area, especiallyinds and stronger winds expected tuesday evening through thursday morning. you can see the sunshine on futurecast. y art. what does that rain pushes in tuesday afternoon. the heaviest rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. that is where we will really be watching the intense rainfall. daytime highs today, sunshine and cool temperatures. here we go with that extended forecast. we are looking at the heaviest rain tuesday night into wednesday morning but still looking wet wednesday afternoon to thursday with rain chance sprite and into the weekend with another weather system. >>> let's check in with gianna . >> we have wind advisory's in effect for the bay bridge and we have a crash causing some pretty significant delays. this is southbound 680. that is your commute through walnut creek. pretty much at a standstill right now due to a crash involving at least four vehicles. you have fire crews and chp on scene and at least two lanes blocked. heavy conditions as you work your way throug

heavy downpours just east of san jose with widespread light rain there and throughout the san francisco peninsula and even into the east bay tracking very light hit or miss rain most of it coming down is drizzle. but there is a cell that has formed just north of orinda just south of martinez out there bringing some heavy downpours so we still have a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm or 2 to throughout this afternoon, drying out with calmer conditions by this evening. we have a flash flood watch that is going to remain in effect through 5 o'clock this evening. that's when it's set to expire and a flood advisory for parts of santa clara county through around 3.30 this afternoon so just about a half hour. it is expected to expire in future cast for tracking that drying trend throughout this afternoon and even shortly before midnight tonight and we're going continue to see drier weather even through friday morning so from now until then about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less expected and then a nice drying trend just to start out the weekend more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minut

mind and drive safely for your sunday night commute very slick roads even throughout the san francisco peninsula tracking lighter showers there from downtown san francisco half moon bay even into san mateo and sunnyvale san jose though you're dry for now but expect to see some more wet weather heading your way within the next half hour or so and we are noticing a fresh dusting of snow one to 2 inches in our local hills and mountains with snow levels dropping as low as 2000 feet during the overnight hours and tracking drier weather out there right now for those of you in the north bay and there is a wind advisory in effect right now we are tracking winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusts upwards of 30 to even 40 miles per hour will be possible peaking tomorrow morning where we could see gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour. so those of you planning ahead for your morning commute watch out for downed trees and branches because we are going to notice. the weather is definitely changing and turning more severe winter like pattern here in the bay area. >>we asked for it it's now mother natur

highlighted light yellow around the bay and today that signifies the gustier winds along the san francisco peninsula, down through san mateo and along the coast. i do want to take you down to a familiar area for folks, motorcycle riders specially know alice's along the curvy stretch there in woodside, that's got trees and debris down. slowing started for the tri-valley for traffic but also we'll talk about the altamont pass coming up. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. we'll check back with you. 5:10 right now. >>> taking a stand ahead of inauguration day. still ahead on "today in the bay," the new ban facebook just rolled out aimed at reducing the threat of violence. >>> plus air travelers access to covid tests like never before. new machines rolling out at major airports including here in the bay area. >>> good tuesday morning. it is 5:13, and we are still under this microclimate weather alert. we are going to feel temperatures today about ten degrees lower than yesterday but still it's going to be very warm for this time of year. we'll talk about what's going on, those high winds and some r

san francisco area by 1:00 p.m. the san francisco area parts of the peninsula and east bay. as i start the clock again, by 2:00 p.m. you can see how quickly this fizzles apart. this cold front really dissipates as it moves across the bay area. some showers are possible for the far east bay, tri valley but you can see the south bay, really not catching that much at all. here we are at 3:00 p.m. with things wrapping up by 6 pwe are looking at dry conditions with a quiet and dry day ahead for your thursday with partly cloudy skies. we are looking at anywhere from a few hundred diagnosticsths and the best chance will be north of the golden gate. as we look to late thursday night into friday morning we have another weak little weather system expected. that will bring more wet weather for us as we look to the daytime highs, 62 in santa clara and san jose. 63 for campbell. 64 for the south bay. for the east bay a high of 59 in concord. also for pleasant hill. low 60's for the tri valley. around the bay 58 in san francisco, daley city. oakland and san leandro. with that wet weather

rain for the south bay, most of the east bay even throughout the east bay shoreline and the san francisco peninsula spotty scattered showers there with also wide widespread light rain starting to make its way into the north bay out there this evening and future cast for going to show another round of severe weather with the threat of pop-up thunderstorms returning tonight first for those of you in the north bay shortly before midnight but for the rest of us it's going to be almost a rinse and repeat pattern from last night where we had pretty severe weather and gusty winds. heavy downpours during the overnight hours this one will impact your thursday morning commute as well even through mid morning as it starts to shift to the south and east for those of you in the east bay by around 7 o'clock this morning for your thursday and then by thursday afternoon. we're still tracking some spotty scattered showers until we start to notice a drying trend thursday afternoon through thursday evening don't put away the umbrella just yet still tracking light hit or miss showers that will continue through friday

the showers pushing across the san francisco area, around the peninsula and east bay. watch as i put this back into motion. you can see by this afternoon, 3:00 p.m. that could front really falls apart and dissipates. really fizzles out for us. the south bay you may not even see a drop of rain with that system. we are looking at 6:00 p.m., dry conditions and a break from the rain for tomorrow. in between storm systems for your thursday. we are looking at anywhere from a few hundred. north of the golden gate you have a better chance of this wet weather with this cold front today. as we look to our next weather system, another system, another cold front by late thursday into early friday bringing some more showers for us. as we look to the daytime highs, for the south bay. 62 in san jose as well as for santa clara. 63 campbell, 64 for morgan hill. for the east bay, concord. low 60's for the tri valley. around the bay, san francisco and daley city at 58, 59 in oakland and for san leandro. for the north bay with that wet weather temperatures cooler. in the mid50's this afte

peninsula. you can see over the san francisco area, bay bridge, a few showers, bay shore area, down peninsula, showers for san mateo this morning. a beautiful live look, already starting to catch a bit of clearing. oakland you are 49, 44 livermore, 50 san francisco, santa rosa with a few hours at 47. high surf as we head through the day with the high surf advisory until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow due to the large long northwest swells. breakers 20 to 25 feet, please use extra caution at our beaches. as we head through the afternoon, already seeing clearing. we'll continue with that with a little bit sunshine this afternoon. drier, quieter weather ahead. upper 50s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay and low to mid 60s inland this afternoon. the weak cold front really fell apart as it moved across the region. high pressure will be building later today and into the weekend and in fact into next week as well. a dry, quiet weather pattern setting up for bay area over the next several days. timing it out on futurecast, stopping the clock at 7:00, warricking you through it. isolated showers are poss

sleeping we'll get our best chance for some rain. 2:00 in the morning over the north bay, san francisco, peninsula, some for the east bay here and the south bay by 4:00 a.m., not a whole lot left at 7:00 in the morning. we'll start off with lots of cloud cover and the best chance for some spotty rain in the north bay. and then after this we'll start to see things dry out tomorrow. on average our totals quarter inch or less with this storm system. so it's not a major one, but it's definitely good to help keep that fire danger down. temperatures start off chilly, up early, 37 in the trivale. also a few more of those 30s, over to the east bay and north bay. daytime highs as we start to clear out tomorrow afternoon with a little bit of sun. we'll get up to 62 in san jose, 61 in concord, and 59 in san francisco. my extended forecast dries it out this weekend through next week. we do have some king tides next monday and tuesday across all of our beaches so those are the highest of high tide. some coastal flooding will be possible. and through the inland valleys, take a look. we're drying out. temperatur

tomorrow morning 3:00 a.m., the wet weather gets going. 5:00 a.m., east bay, san francisco peninsula,th bay the showers are focused. pops of yellow and orange indicating moderate showers around 11:00 a.m. pink over mt. hamilton tomorrow afternoon, that's that wintry mix this. that's not the only time we're going to see the possibility of snow. we'll have more opportunities over the next seven days. showers wind down tomorrow night. in terms of rainfall totals, this one is the lighter of the systems. we're expecting .5 in brentwood, .4 in fairfield. half moon bay may pick up more. temperatures in the morning 30s, 40s. wet weather, so give yourself extra time for morning commute. tomorrow afternoon, upper 40s to mid-50s. cool to cold, showers, breezy conditions. sunday, this storm is still a level 1 but it's going to bring more rain. sierra will see snow out of it going into monday. then the strongest of the storms arriving late tuesday into wednesday. atmospheric river, weak to moderate, but dumping a couple of inches of rain. higher elevations picking up even more. here's a look at th

that is the entire northbay, the san francisco peninsula coast, and the santa cruz mountains., heavy rain with rapid ponding, rockslides, and a high concern would be debris flow at the 2020 burn scars the czu lightning complex fire and the lnu fire areas. up to 6 feet of snow in the sierra. our sunrise at 7:18 and our sunset at 5:25. daytime highs with the winds will feel cooler. highs topping out in the low to mid 50s this afternoon. there we go with that extended forecast. looking at that sunshine, windy conditions today. the rain picks up as we look to tuesday afternoon and especially by tuesday night into wednesday morning, the heaviest rain expected with this an atmospheric river, still looking wet for wednesday afternoon into thursday. we have shower chance is by the end of the week into the weekend as another weather system moves in. >>> let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic with windy conditions as we start off our day. >> here is a live look at the bay bridge. you can see the flags blowing around. travel times are doing okay. 10 minutes to go into the city.

and one more area of showers that will be moving into downtown san francisco and down the peninsula as well. once all this moves through we will see a general drying trend through tonight. the total rainfall amounts out of this will be about a quarter inch or less. north of the golden gate you will hardly get anything. that's just one more burst of rain on top of a ground that is already saturated with the south bay seeing the heaviest rainfall amounts. this is the doppler estimated rainfall map and you can see these bull's-eyes of heavy rain including one to the east of san lucas and one near big sur. with significant problems today near monterey as well. but we will talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> cleanup is underway in carmel tonight after the river overwhelmed in oceanside lagoon and spent water spilling into a nearby neighborhood. emergency crews punched a hole in the lagoon to give the river a quicker path to the pacific. we are told it was not done ahead of time because it is a protected fish habitat. they did not want to empty it unless they had to. >>> i

we're getting into the newsroom or 4 people in the south bay and east bay even in san francisco and along the peninsulais includes cities like fremont gilroy also in concord hayward san leandro someone telling us it felt like a strong push and then there was a softer vibration. lot of people feeling it when they're watching us here on tv some saying they felt it in a hayward that their beds were shaking the wall sugar old and our old house creaked i got a tweet as well again we are trying to figure out the situation if there's been any damage and figure out. if anyone has been hurt in this though with now it's been downgraded to a 4, 2, and then an aftershock of a 3 point oh about 6 minutes later so we're going to continue to watch this and see the earth continues to move tonight if there are any more aftershocks or maybe these or even for shocks you have something bigger that could be coming so we're watching it for you for real just got a tweet from someone who says that they were there all the way in modesto they felt this as well someone also saying. >>in the tenderloin of felt like a huge shake an

could see visibility pretty por not just in solano county but even along the coast of the san francisco peninsula coastline, the downtown san francisco tracking visibility as low as up to 3 miles per hour or so drive safely don't forget to turn your low beams not really going to see any lifting or clearing with that low cloud cover until shortly before your noon lunch time hour and high temperatures for tomorrow tracking upper 50's so we are going to be about a degree or 2 cooler compared to today mainly for most bay area cities 59 degrees for downtown san francisco and upper 50's for half moon bay, so either at or slightly above normal still, and we are going to see temperatures cooling down as well from brisbane to burlingame in the upper 50's they're noticing that increase in cloud cover but unfortunately most of us going to remain dry for the 2nd half of the weekend. san mateo could warm up into the low 60's as redwood city but widespread low 60's for those of you in the south bay 62 degrees for san jose 61 for cupertino and livermore cooling down to 61 degrees after being in the mid 60's tod

plenty of sunshine things to those northerly winds temperatures going to warm up along the san francisco peninsula coastline to 70 degrees for downtown san francisco widespread low 70's from daly city, the elder not a half moon bay trying to flirt with 70's but 69 degrees still going to be a warm one out there for your monday and we are going to notice some pretty breezy winds fees to start your morning 30 miles per hour less san bruno in the low 70's as is burlingame with widespread low 70's for san carlos in san mateo apollo alter, those 65 degrees so enjoy those cooler temperatures there widespread low to mid 70's for those of you in the south bay with san jose at 72 degrees wind speeds going to start to pick up by monday afternoon through monday night we could see gusts from coast to valleys 50 miles per hour or less and low 70's throughout the east bay shoreline livermore though 73 degrees with 73 degrees as well for walnut creek and conquered and widespread 70's for those of you in the north bay, the laiho 73 degrees as benicia and santa rosa 75 degrees. but watch out along the coast going t

the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the first nations have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten as the caretakers of this place and as well as for all people in their ancestoral territory. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and the elders and relatives of the first nations community and by affirming their sovereign right as first peoples. okay, next is the roll call for attendance. for the new members when your name is called just please state "present." let's begin at the top of the alphabet... [roll call] all members are present. will the members, are they prepared to say the pledge of allegiance with me? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the public for which it stands, one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. now to communications. please bear with me, there are several. first i'd like to communicate the credentials for the newly elected members. and the returning

san francisco peninsula an inch and up to 2 1/2 inches of rain. an inch and a quarter to 2 and a quarter. that has helped our rainfall for this season. still looking at 38% to 48% of average since october for the water year. we can use more rainfall for sure for the bay area. now, this upper level low, that is bringing a few showers this morning. it will continue to move out of the area. that is the reason why we are looking at drier weather ahead with a bit of sunshine. you can see clearing as we head through our afternoon on futurecast, stopping the clock at 4:00 in the afternoon. as we look to the weekend, we will see mostly cloudy skies. and for the north bay, you have a better chance of seeing wet weather, especially north of the golden gate. here we are at 2:00 in the afternoon tomorrow and here we are on sunday. so, goes again, north of the golden gate, a better chance of wet weather for the weekend. as we look to next monday and tuesday, we are looking at widespread rain pushing through. nothing like what we saw but more wealth weather ahe

for the north bay, east bay hills, san francisco, peninsula coast and santa cruz mountains and we will. because of this heavy rain, we could see flash flooding and debris flows. if you have not already evacuated, have that go bag ready to go if you live in those areas near the recent burn scars. we have a high wind warning. along with that heavy rain we will see the winds kick up for us. especially in san francisco as well as along the coast, that high wind warning in effect from seven tonight until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts up to 60 to 70 miles an hour and could see some damaging winds with this storm. a wind advisory for the rest of the bay area. gusts up to 55. the first storm of season arriving later stowed, bringing that heavy rain, strong winds and a lot of snow in the sierra. we are talking six to eight feet. going hour by hour, walking you through it all. here we are at noon with that rain a and then the rest of the bay area for this afternoon. stopping the clock around 3:00 p.m. the heaviest rain by tonight. here we are at 10 physical. you can see the orange and red colors ind

will be in effect tuesday afternoon through thursday afternoon for the entire northbay, the san francisco peninsulaoast, and the santa cruz mountains. heavy rain, rapid ponding and rockslides with a high concern for debris flows at or near the 2020 burn scar. really watching the czu complex fire areas. we are looking at a high wind watch that will be in effect for the entire bay area tuesday evening through wednesday morning. even the stronger gusts than this morning. the highest peaks up to 70 tuesday night into wednesday morning. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, sunshine with windy conditions today. as we look to tomorrow morning, it will be a dry start to our day. watch as the rain moves in tuesday afternoon. we see the heaviest rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. we will the really watching that intense rainfall. sunrise at 7:18. our daytime highs today, low to mid- 50s this afternoon. there is that extended forecast . we are looking at that rain retuning tuesday afternoon. continuing with that rain wednesday afternoon to thursday. our next weather system friday into the weekend. >

san francisco peninsula about 1 to 2 1/2. the east bay an inch and a quarter. the north bay about an inch to 3 1/2 inches of rain. the upper level low bringing a few showers to the bay area this morning. as the low moves out, we will see clearing. sunshine with partly sunny skies through the afternoon. as we look to the weekend, we will see mostly cloudy skies. the best chance for wet weather will be north of the golden gate. it could spill into the san francisco area. here we are at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. wet weather for the north bay. that continues for sunday as well. as we look to monday, that's when we will see widespread rain move back in. nothing like what we just saw but still looking at the wet weather as we look to early next week. sunrise at 7:15. sunset at 5:30. daytime highs for the south bay, looking at 55 in santa clara. 56 for san jose. this afternoon 55 here. 55 concord, pleasant hilow to mid-50s for the tri-valley this afternoon. around the bay, 54 san francisco. east bayshore line 53. for the north bay in the mid- 50s later on today. here is the

but we are seeing a few spotty showers here over the peninsula, san francisco, contra costa, alameda counties. and i think we'll hold on to the chance here of some spotty showers as we head through the next couple of hours. nothing too heavy. the next thing i want to bring your attention to is tomorrow morning. we are looking at some thick fog. if you're traveling down interstate 5 or 99, it's that tule fog that really is going to reduce visibility, and i do think there's a chance of some ground fog to develop over the south bay and also the east bay. we'll get that sunshine returning for tomorrow, and all in all a beautiful afternoon for us. now, along with that chance of some patchy morning fog, look at the temperatures. get that heavier jacket back out. we are down to 39 in the south bay. 40 in the peninsula. tri-valley at 37. so that morning jog might feel a little extra invigorating to you. 37 here for the east bay. san francisco 42. the north bay at 37 as well. daytime highs tomorrow staying on the chilly side. so you need a jacket into the afternoon. 58 in santa rosa. 54 marti

san francisco 57 degrees for half moon bay. winds will be a little bit breezy throughout the san francisco peninsula meaning around 20 miles per hour or less but then calmer by the afternoon. brisbane all the way through san bruno 57 degrees with upper 50's for those of you in san mateo and san carlos. redwood city warming up into the low 60's with widespread low 60's for those of you in the south bay. cupertino 61 degrees as a san jose and even tracking some low 60's as you make your way inland into the east bay valleys with livermore and pleasanton at 60 degrees. union city a little bit cooler at 56 degrees with berkeley trying to flirt with 60's but 59 degrees richmond 61 degrees walnut creek also in the low 60's as is napa and for those of you in santa rosa warming up into the mid 60's about 8 degrees above average remember average daytime high for this time of year should be in the mid-fifties not tracking mid 50's for at least the next 7 days in fact how about 70's instead justine by next thursday we're going to see widespread low 70's and possibly record breaking heat thursday. and even a week from today with upper 60's

and then about an hour later it's going to ride as it makes its way south and east to the san francisco peninsula and even east bay shoreline bring a slight rain pretty widespread but then it just fizzles out as it starts to make its way into the south bay expect very little rain if any with scattered showers by around sunrise for those of you in the north bay drive for everyone else in the bay area drier and clear weather expected for your friday afternoon and this is going to be a very light storm bringing us about a quarter of an inch of rain or less higher amounts for those of you in the north bay, but it is going to kick up the surface along the coastline of the bay area could see breaking waves as high as 25 feet or less starting friday morning through saturday morning and then a dry outlook after that more on your microclimate friday outlook in just a few minutes just staying back to we'll take all right much more ahead here kron 4 news at 3 o'clock we'll have details on the new proposed program to help struggling small businesses in california. >>and next our coverage of the raid on the c

where we should be for this time of year widespread mid to upper 60's, mid 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline. even throughout the east bay shoreline but livermore and san jose flirting with 70's right now at 69 degrees in daytime highs tomorrow going to be just as warm tomorrow as it is today and we are tracking a lot of moisture out there right now 70 of to 80th percentile range and we will notice some more moisture content tonight as our temperatures go down overnight lows though going to be on the mild side widespread 40's with relative humidity cut that in half by around your thursday afternoon we're going to be extremely dry for yacht bull, 22% relative humidity around this time tomorrow. in addition that going to see relative humidity throughout the north bay valleys and east bay valleys as low as 30% relative humidity moisture so we are tracking also breezy winds this weekend mainly starting on monday for your martin luther king junior day the warmest day of the next 7. they're the 70's that i'm tracking all weekend long even through monday of this upcoming week 5 to 15 degr

some showers off the coast have now made its inland into parts of the san francisco peninsula, bringing light showers for those of you at half moon bay even extending into san mateo and redwood city causing for slick commute for your saturday night so please drive safely, but most of it that's rating before it hits the ground also known as virga tonight we're going to notice warmer temperatures thinks that blanket of cloud cover widespread 40's and warmer temperatures tomorrow in the low to mid 60's. so we're going to be about 5 degrees above average for the 2nd half of the weekend but then rain returns on monday through tuesday and then drying out by next weekend of course what will be waiting for it and now we're ready the overall reserve recent that doesn't tonight for us here on kron 4. >>news and we'll see you back here tomorrow night some time. if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enrollment ends january 31st. it's hard to explain what depress

pushing into the san francisco peninsula, parts of the east bay. by noon into the south bay. and early afternoon things start -- or early evening things start to wrap up for us. a dry day for your tuesday with partly cloudy skies. just really a break in between storm systems for tomorrow. as we look to our rainfall amounts anywhere from a 10th to a half inch to as much as 3/4 of an inch of rain for some lucky folks. and our winds. we will see gusty conditions. 30 to 40 mile per hour winds. here we are at 10:00 a.m. things wind down by tonight. as we look to snow up in the sierra, winter storm warning in effect till 4:00 a.m. tuesday. travel will be hazardous. we are looking at a half foot to as much as 1 to 2 feet of snow up in the higher elevations. the sierra snow pack we need to add to it. 54% of average in the northern sierra. 59% from the central sierra. the southern sierra at 35% for that snow pack. highs in the mid to upper 50s. we are looking that the active weather pattern. our next weather system will be wednesday. another one for friday. drying out for the weekend.

downtown rail extension as recommended by the executive committee under the terms of the san francisco peninsula route program of understanding and steven interim dtx project director will present. >> actually mr. secretary if i might just say a few opening remarks on this item? >> please do director chang. >> thank you. and so really putting on my hat as a the chair of the executive steering committee group i wanted to provide a quick few words here this item is being recommended by the executive steering committee. and so it is a collective recommendation from the multiagency set of partners to bring this forward for your consideration to approve this it would be a living document, but this is a significant milestone as i think we discussed last month. in that it brings together all of the activities that are included in our six party mou. the work program that is attached to that has been our guiding document. and as we presented most of this in detail last month, i will just highlight two things that we've worked on since the last meeting. where we did appreciate your guidance as well. regar

directors, item 12 is the san francisco peninsula rail program executive committee update. >> thank you. here are the updated slides. these are interim director. [indiscernable] can you hear? >> is this better if i made it closer. >> it is not loud enough. >> my apologies. is that better? >> it is still low. [indiscernable] >> thank you again for this opportunity to update you about the executive steering committee. i want to appreciate our interim director. the whole integrated team, project management team. this is a quick update. we don't have any specific actions we are seeking from you all. if i could have the next slide, please. we will be updating you today on the phasing work underway. it is a funding plan coming to you as well and the look ahead for there after. because we are in such a tight timeline to get done this year, given all of the opportunities that interim executive director mentioned at the top of the meeting, we want to keep you appraised of our work, which is happening on multiple fronts each month. the phasing study comes as we look at and we presented this last

conquered so we do see some pockets of heavy rain in there that should slow you down a san francisco down peninsulalso looking at some areas of rainfall that will be slowing you down towards san mateo half moon bay as well as further south along 2.80 right bridges are now getting very wet and we can't forget the north bay because we've seen pockets of heavier rain out this direction too especially north of napa and then out towards the delta near rio vista in solano county the east bay you've just been seen it all morning long you're continuing to see wet conditions along 6.80 from concord through walnut creek down through the tri valley and eventually along the grade and then the south bay still in the mix with heavy isolated pockets of rain just north of san jose through milpitas on out towards sonny bill down around saratoga cupertino los gatos and out towards stanford up towards san mateo so just a busy morning as far as rain goes. our burn scars of also received sizable amount of rain so far this morning, you have those outlined in red on the map right here including the scu and czu complex fi

downtown rail extension as recommended by the executive committee under the terms of the san francisco peninsula route program of understanding and steven interim dtx project director will present. >> actually mr. secretary if i might just say a few opening remarks on this item? >> please do director chang. >> thank you. and so really putting on my hat as a the chair of the executive steering committee group i wanted to provide a quick few words here this item is being recommended by the executive steering committee. and so it is a collective recommendation from the multiagency set of partners to bring this forward for your consideration to approve this it would be a living document, but this is a significant milestone as i think we discussed last month. in that it brings together all of the activities that are included in our six party mou. the work program that is attached to that has been our guiding document. and as we presented most of this in detail last month, i will just highlight two things that we've worked on since the last meeting. where we did appreciate your guidance as well. regar

look for you, you see that light rain over san francisco as well as for the east bay from richmond, alameda, oakland, danville, hayward, across the peninsula through half moon bay and san mateo getting that wet start to our day. here is a live look with the mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco. you can see the rain drops, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s to start our day. through the afternoon, we are looking at more scattered showers. you can even see an isolated thunderstorm as we head through the day as this weather system pushes across the bay area. here is what you can expect. it will be much cooler as well as with the showers looking at highs only in the 50s later this afternoon. 56 san francisco, oakland, concord, 57 in san jose. even though it is cooler, it is right around where it should be for this time of year. let's go to gianna with traffic and some wet roadways. >>> yeah, be careful as you hit the road. we have a couple trouble spots along 101. we had a crash near hospital curve and another near cesar chavez. could be one in the same. we'll keep our eye on that. near treasure island, we have reports of a cras

they're seeing some light rain in the east and san francisco along the peninsula. this is 05:00am on friday. a lot of you will be sleeping when the showers by about 7.45. this is what it's going to look like on our satellite and radar it's going to start to dry up maybe some drizzle along the coast from that system. the rain is not going to be enough to get us out of the drought as you know we are still in a severe drought are only about 20 to 35% of our normal for this season, hopefully we can make up for that in the next couple of months our daytime high temperatures tomorrow will be pretty normal for this time of year out in oakland 5955 in antioch so here's ahead at what we can expect for the and. >>we have high pressure will be building so it should be dry on saturday and sunday son os thank you erica. >>coming up this hour attention dog lovers, the american kennel club just named a new dog breeds and we've got the pictures. plus do you prefer a car-free lifestyle which bay area cities have been deemed the best to live in for those who >>time now to check in w

the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of their ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance to their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects for acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. colleagues, place your right hand over your heart. will you please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president yee: on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv, neil the , i /*. madame clerk, are there any communications? >> clerk: yes, mr. president. tha

afternoons and some record breaking day time highs looking very likely for coastal spots from san francisco down peninsula expect highs mostly in the 60's. a couple of 50 holdouts there at the coastline while temperatures inching close to 70 in san carlos mountain view and sam, a tail. the south bay will you actually be getting their san jose and campbell at 72 degrees each santa clara milpitas cupertino among those spots right at 70 dublin. pleasanton fremont each at 68. well oakland berkeley and richmond in the mid 60's danville just shy of 70 and northern napa county rising into the 70's with bill at 70 degrees. fairfield and vacaville each at 68 today tomorrow saturday sunday and monday all days where much of the bay area will be reaching into the low 70's and making for some of those historically warm days for mid-january after this we do see temperatures trying to get back to normal towards the middle of next week. but in the meantime it sunshine and feeling not like the middle of winter that's for sure reyna. >>thank you john look there are major faa reports coming across the richmond sandra fell b

say the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges the that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the steward of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the care take other of this place as well as all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledges g the ramaytush ohlone and their sovereign right as first peoples. colleagues, will now do the pledge allegiance. please join me in reciting the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president walton: now on behalf of the board of supervisors, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv, jason, who records each of our meetings, makes the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, i believe we have the mayor present at this time and so we wil

see some showers as well for folks in milpitas and the downtown san jose along the peninsula completely covered from south san francisco in 2 of the airport we're also seeing it throughout san mateo parts of half moon bay we're seeing can only start pushing us towards closer to that palo alto area so that storm system starting to move southeast and future cast for showing us exactly how the system is going to and today we're going to see the shower activity continue as we get closer to the 9 o'clock hour. it will line up in some spots and become a little bit scattered but we are going to still see some pockets of that moderate shower activity you can see the yellow and even the orange coloring on screen there so we will get a little bit of those downpours at times and then even into the afternoon hours that rain is going to be sticking with us before finally drying out into tonight and then tomorrow looks like your saturday should be a nice and dry to get some things done to get some errands him the things out of your way off your to do list. but just keep in mind today. it's going to be pretty breezy around the bay ar

the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the first nations have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten as the caretakers of this place and as well as for all people in their an ancestorl territory. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and the elders and relatives of the first nations community and by affirming their sovereign right as first peoples. okay, next is the roll call for attendance. for the new members when your name is called just please state "present." let's begin at the top of the alphabet... [roll call] all members are present. will the members, are they prepared to say the pledge of allegiance with me? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the public for which it stands, one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. now to communications. please bear with me, there are several. first i'd like to communicate the credentials for the newly elected members. and the returni

on the peninsula police in south san francisco say they need help locating a suspect who sexually assaulted a 24 year-old woman. happened tuesday morning as a woman was walking on walking westbound on randolph avenue toward edison avenue. during the assault the victim began screaming and the suspect fled the area on foot. suspect is described as a light-skinned male about 5 feet 7 inches tall weighing 150 pounds with a slender build. he was wearing a black beanie a great medical face mask black jacket and black sweatpants anyone who has information is asked to contact south san francisco police. >>also on the peninsula a person has died from an apartment fire reported this morning in daly city investigators say the fire was reported about 8 o'clock this morning on 85 can't court. no word yet on how the fire started nor the victim's identity. >>rumors have been circulating about the covid vaccines effects on a woman's ability effects on a woman's ability to your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dram

we get through the daylight hours remain dry and then it will start to push closer to san francisco and the peninsula eventually across the bay. the shower activity, like today's, will be brief and not amount to a whole lot. it will move through by the time the sun comes up friday morning. we will be down to a few struggling flowers and even those will be gone i late morning on friday. so how much this time around? futurecast indicating he might be a bit more substantial than what we had today, but still a few hundredths of an inch in san jose, better than the trace we had today. some spots in the north bake perhaps approaching a half an inch of total rainfall. we will keep you updated as it approaches tomorrow. right now temperatures are mostly in the 40s. we will dip down into the 30s for some locations in the north bay, but otherwise we are talking mostly 40s. by early tomorrow morning low to mid 40s, and then temperatures will warm up, eyes in the upper 50s and low 60s, not a whole lot of variation across the bay area. temperatures will be pretty consistent as we head through friday, saturday and

into the north bay, here we are at midday, pushing across the san francisco peninsula, parts of the eastay, but it quickly moves out of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (beeping sound) ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." there were peaceful protests overnight in kenosha, wisconsin, after no criminal charges were filed against the police officer who shot jacob blake. officer rusten sheskey is his name. he shot blake during a domestic dispute call back in august. the 29-year-old man was left paralyzed from the waist down. the latest protests follow a wave of demonstrations after the shooting when some of them turned violent. mol mo mola lenghi is in kenosha. how is the family reacting to the decision? >> reporter: folks here in kenosha braced for more potential unrest in the prosecutor's decision not to charge those officers. as you can see business owners boarding up their shops, protecting their shops. so far things have remained relatively quiet here in kenosha, although blake's family, they say they're going to continue to fight until they get justice for jacob. we're going to warn you some of the imag

you can see on the current loop we do have some of those spo spotty showers over the pune peninsula and san francisco. it pretty much will stall out over the peninsula and east bay as we move into tomorrow morning. the rain's not too heavy so i'm not concerned about flooding or anything like that. just know as we roll through tomorrow morning we're going to keep that chance of some spotty showers. you can see it right here on my forecast, 7:00 in the morning. it'll be hit and miss and also the cloud cover with us. and i think those clouds will stay in the forecast as we roll through the afternoon with a slight chance of showers through tomorrow evening. so not the sunniest of days coming our way for tomorrow. and if you're up early getting your day going, it's also jacket weather again. we've had those jackets out for quite a while now, so this really isn't a big shocker to us here. 46 in the south bay, peninsula also in the mid-40s, tri-valley 44 and we'll roll in with 45 for the east bay, san francisco 48 and the north bay at 44 degrees. so a chance of a shower for the morning. we'll keep that spot

where the rain is falling primarily the most of it we're seeing it through parts of san francisco and along the peninsula and then even in our east bay zone we're seeing of the light rain showers and as we zoom in here you can see south san francisco getting one of course like i was showing you on that live camera. sfo also under that light rainfall parts of san mateo in the san mateo bridge right now and also over along the coast like folks and a half moon bay. and then we're going to see in the east bay as well part of the starting to get some of that rainfall throughout oakland and into hayward and fremont you're also seeing some of that rainfall and far out into the livermore valley. so again we're going to see it on futurecast for just off and on throughout the early morning hours so as we advance the map ahead here you can by 9 o'clock we're still getting some of the light showers we might even get some moderate rainfall that's with the yellow coloring is on your screen. some of the pockets of the heavier rain there. so it is going to keep pretty wet throughout most of the day and then by the 2 o'c

that light rain over san francisco, south san francisco, san mateo, across the peninsula, down through palo alto and for the east bay. from san ramon, hayward and fremont getting that light rain as well as the drive valley and livermore. then looking at the south bay, looking at sunnyvale, down through sarasota, los gatos. even san jose getting some light rain. there we go with those rain drops. right now 59 in san jose. 56 in oakland. 57 in liver more as well as for santa rosa. we are watching the winds pick up with this cold front. so 20 mile per hour winds at sfo. 17 in petaluma. 24 in santa rosa. 18 for napa. 20 in fairfield. looking at 15 mile per hour winds right now at half-moon bay. 14 for palo alto. watching that high surf as we are looking at large breakers 25 to 30 feet. wet and windy to today. lets head over to governor newsom to hear what he has to say. >> on saturday it went up to 421,000. 314,000 yesterday. we are starting to get our day dance -- cadence back in terms of early tests. so i caution in terms of total case numbers that -- in terms of your consideration the a

you can see just how close that rain is to san francisco and the peninsula coast. as we go through our afternoon we will see the rain pick up. for us this is a strong storm system. our storm watch scale. we will see heavy rain, flash flooding the chance of isolated thunderstorms as we go into tonight and tomorrow admonish morning. morning. as we head through the afternoon, again increasing rain, highs in the low to mid50's. as we head through the rest of the day here we are stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. we are talking widespread rain at the time. then as we look to late tonight, stopping the clock around 11:00 p.m. you can see the orange and red colors indicating intense rainfall with heavy rain and strong winds. we are looking at a flash flood watch, high wind warnings and wind advisories in effect. back to you. >>> new, evacuation warnings in san mateo county have been upgraded to orders. the affected orders. in santa cruz evacuations already underway ahead of the storm. emily turner. >> almost 5,000 people have been told to evacuate. same people who have had t

street exit less than 8 minutes as you head from the east bay into san francisco and san mateo bridge right here heading across the peninsula less than 15 minutes right here is that traffic collision you need to know about this is in american canyon on state route 12 at kelly wrote chp tells me they just closed eastbound 12. the first lady also on the westbound side as well so you have the eastbound lanes closed altogether. one lane on the westbound side, the alternate route for you the best one as of right now chp tells me is going to be 29. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that for now back to the news. all right, thank you very much rain at 4.18 the alameda dia said that they will not file charges against that second bart officer anthony. >>in connection with oscar grant's death now the da said that there's no evidence that the former bart officer killed or aided in the killing of grant. grant who was unarmed was shot and killed on new year's day back in 2009. at the fruitvale bart station the incident was caught on cell phone video that sparked wide spec protests. perrone was seen on camera with his knees on the back