from our san jose camera, areas of dense fog. it is going to be dry and mainly sunny for the afternoons, especially saturday. overnight tonight, fog begins to form. it is going to spill over from the central valley, and then it will disappear by the afternoon. be aware that we will have some areas of thick, heavy fog tomorrow morning. mid 30's to mid 40's, so tomorrow, make sure you bundle up. 56 degrees in san rafael. mid 50's from san francisco to san mateo. 58 degrees in san jose. we are waiting for opportunities. monday, we have the possibility of wet weather, and thursday, there is the slight chance of a few showers. the accuweather 7 day forecast, a morning chill and fog saturday and sunday. it is still going to be a dry weekend, a few extra clouds sunday, and milder temperatures, low 60's around the bay before we bring in another opportunity for wet weather thursday. dan: 34 in chicago and new york, pick your number three under graphic. [laughter] sandhya: i don't blame you. ama: tonight is the season premiere of rupaul's

san josÉ. the oakland area, we're going to keep the fog lingering for the first half of the morning. the camerayou see behind the temperature trend, it's supposed to be a look at san josÉ. notice the fog window is until about 9:00 to 10:00, and there are small breaks of sunshine through the afternoon. daytime highs similar to yesterday where we topped out in the low 60s. a couple possible low 60s in the interior valleys, and all in all, we will continue to see the dry weather not just for today but also through the weekend. we will take you through the timing of all that coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. we'll check back with you. >>> united states seeing now more than 1 million new covid cases per day, and 63 million confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic. california has about 10% of that total with the positive testing rate currently over 20%. ucsf is making unusual requests asking everybody to avoid its emergency room if they are hoping to be tested for covid. for staff there the last few weeks have been challenging with more patients and more staff illn

doesn't feel like winter. 60 in livermore. 59 in concord and one or live view from our san jose camera skies are clear overhead, chelly overnight, patchy morning tag we're looking at dry mild days into the weekend. and there is a possibility of a pattern change come sunday, monday. but for the time being, a little bit of fog near the coast a little bit out toward the delta for the morning commute. and then the fog is gone because of the dry offshore winds. the air mass will be drier so we're not expecting a lot of fog. definitely the chill and some patchy frost so temperatures in the mid 30's for a coldest inland valley. temperature in the 40's, right around the bay and along coastline. now, afternoon highs will be on the mild side. once again. but a little bit warmer i think especially with the downsloping winds. so low to mid 60's across the region. the sun will be shining. and if you're looking for rain, you might be happy to hear that there's a possibility on sunday as our first opportunity. and then into monday. now, keep in mind models have been all over the place. one model is d

look at this beautiful view from our san jose camera right now the setting setting sun areas of densernight. gusty winds in the hills the warmest days will be friday and saturday with above average temperatures through the weekend air quality is suffering moderate for parts of the bay shoreline and the south bay right now air quality will get a little bit better with those offshore winds around the north bay and coast and central bay on friday. it'll be good for the rest of you you're looking at. moderate air quality even into the weekend so morning temperatures 30s 40s once again, watch out for the fog near the beaches and also for the valleys afternoon highs will look like this in the low to mid 60s so pretty nice looking day mix of sun and high clouds and if you're looking for rain, unfortunately, nothing showing up everything is going into the pacific northwest taking you all the way through the end of january possibility of some changes in early, february accuweather 7-day forecast. it's morning. fog a mild afternoon. gusty winds will lead to warmer weather you're looking at near

drew: a live look at san jose camera, dealing with fog and a lot of spots. south bay is included. this picture. this is san jose and 87. that will cloud cover -- take you to sutro tower where the fog layer is not as widespread. ies from this vantage point.ght a lot of sunshine later today. fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. today. we do have visibility less than .25 of a mile. similar story from san san jose, thick fog as you travel around. seeing the low visibility at this hour. use the low beams and add extra distance to the car in front of you. after morning fog, we see afternoon sunshine. the sun will take its time coming out and once it does, low to mid 60's today. later tonight, we do expect areas of fog to develop. we are in this pattern where we cannot get any winds to mix out this fog. temperatures in the 30's and 40's as we had to your thursday. seven day forecast, chilly with fog this morning. a sunny afternoon. we keep a mild trend through the end of the week along with the morning fog and afternoon sunshine. there is a chance of showers late sunday into monday, but anything

as we take a look at the temperatures, the san jose camera showing you a nice view of the shark tank.t is cool outside. being. foggy night with drizzly areas. we do have chilly mornings coming up this weekend with some fog. it will be dry otherwise. tomorrow is a light level 1 storm system. really red around cloverdale and by the time we go to 8:00 a.m., north bay is getting wet, san francisco is starting to see the rain and at 11:00 a.m., scattered around the entire region, passing through petty -- pretty quickly. in terms of rainfall totals, it is not going to be a lot. most of you will be anywhere from 300 -- three hundredths tomorrow morning, not only will be have poor visibility because of the rain coming but also the gray skies. be prepared for that. 40's and 50's out the door. afternoon highs will look at this. 58 in san jose, 58 degrees in antioch. today, the temperatures were in the low 50's to the low 60's. if that is too chilly for you, just wait, next week. i do want to show you the next opportunity for rain if you buy this computer model, it looks like some snow on thursd

take a look at our downtown san jose camera.h as you're heading out for work this morning. when you step out there, you're like, okay, not only do i need to leave early, but i also need a heavy jacket. it's chilly as our temperatures are in the low 40s and we'll see sun starting to peek out by late morning. our temperatures are only headed for the low 60s for today. later on tonight, the wind will be picking up and we can see that there will be a wind advisory pretty much everywhere across the bay area, except for santa clarita county, because we do have the mountains that block some of the winds. we're looking at especially the north bay for the potential of some of the higher winds that will pick up and this will be a prolonged wind event, longer than we saw for the end of january when we did see some of those winlds picking up a couple weeks ago. for the north bay with the northerly wind that really dries out the air. when we have dry and gusty winds, we do have an increased fire danger and those winds will continue to pick u

san jose and the moderate range along with the santa cruz mountains. for the next four days, including your weekend, moderate air quality will continue. here is a lovely feed from our san jose camera looking at the shark tank. andog, cloudy and cooler for the end of the weekend a slight chance of showers late sunday into monday. tomorrow morning, a few patches of fog, jilly asked in the valleys where temperatures drop into the mid-30's -- chilliest in the valleys where temperatures drop into the mid-30's. on the peninsula, 65, redwood city 62, son mixing in with a few high -- sunshine mixing with a few high clouds per north bay temperatures mid-60's calistoga, 60 dudes san rafael 64 oakland -- 62 san rafael, 64 oakland. 51 livermore. the forecast for rain is not looking good. sunday night into monday, a system falls apart. it looks like northern california will get some rain, but that dry stretch looks as if it will continue. the accuweather forecast, minor cooling for the end of the week, increasing clouds sunday night into monday, perhaps a few light showers. ama: the nfc championship game between the 49ers at los angeles rams is one of the hottest tickets in the sports world. i

san jose. that's why you can hardly make out anything on the san jose live camera. going through the day in san francisco, mostly cloudy skies with upper 50s and oakland at 60 with clouds and for the south bay, looking at low 60s with partly sunny to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. with what you can expect for the month of february, tracking those offshore winds with details coming up, i will check in with a look at traffic and how are the roadways this monday morning? >> off to a good start and no issues yet out of the south bay with this map in the overview of conditions through san jose and cupertino and everything in the green and moving along nicely this morning. zooming into the altamont pass, slight delays out of tracy on to 580 but a nice ride for super commuters and a live look at the dublin interchange, a little foggy but toward 680, the dublin interchange, travel time is 26 minutes on 205 and north 101, san jose to sfo, only 37 minutes. >>> it came down to the wire but in the end, the l.a. rams clinched a trip to the super bowl. kpix5 has a breakdown f

a live look from our san jose camera. a partly cloudy sky overhead. we will find slightly cooler temperatures later on this afternoon. future weather. by 9:00 a.m., a blend of sun and clouds. high clouds will stay with us. this afternoon, you will feel slightly cooler. it is above average what we talk about mid-january. we will hit 60 in oakland, 63 in san jose. half moon bay, just a little bit cooler. let's get a traffic check. >> we are very busy this morning. theres a traffic alert in the south bay. it is on the connector ramp from 280 to 87. you will want to avoid this area. it will be closed until tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. an alert has been issued. you might want to consider 280 jto 880 or 280 to 101 as an alternate. we will show you how things look on 87. northbound traffic is looking good. once you are on 87, traffic is light in the south bay. a live look in emeryville. there is a crash coming out of fairfield, westbound 80 near 680 . the two left lanes are blocked. there is some very thick fog right now. reggie: a popular face mask may be fake. 7

let's show you what our san jose camera just started showing, a backup on north 101 heading up past our camera. that's indeed where the issue is. look at the map. i have circled at the bottom of the screen some slowing that did show up. an earlier crash that was reported there, apparently there's a propane tank on the back of a big rig, a big propane tank, fire crews on lane blocking the slow lane. we're told don't worry about the propane. good, because the fire crew will worry about that. we're worried about the fog and slowing out of san martin. typical start for the slowing but fog may enhance that issue if you're traveling south down toward gilroy so keep that in minding if you're leaving silicon valley heading south. over here in the tri-valley, the fog has blocked out our rooftop camera in dublin so we're showing a little more slowing at the dublin interchange. heading toward pleasanton there's a slight build in the volume but nothing major. the bay bridge toll plaza shows low clouds and light traffic. no metering lights at the toll plaza, but that fog may be more of a factor in r

drew: a live look from the san jose camera, showing quiet conditions.e have a fairmont of cloud cover in spots, all in all shaping up to be another gorgeous day. temperatures right now, a mixed bag depending on where you are. upper 30's and low 40's, the coast is one things to offshore wind coming in at 50 four half moon bay. parts of the north bay in the 30's. look at the east coast, i love showing this map. it makes me feel good about where we live. feels like -11 in syracuse, five below in hartford. -16 in portland. feels like seven in philadelphia. a lot of cold air in the northeast. typically when there is cold air in the east in the wintertime, we get warm air on the west coast. that is what we are seeing today. later on this afternoon, partly cloudy sky. sun iback to the 60's. 64 in santa rosa, 61 in1 in1 fairfield. half moon bay coming up to about 64 degrees. cloud cover inforn, re sunshin about 47. overnight tonight, many clear skies. pretty close to where we are right now, pretty typical morning on the way for wednesday. wednesday is another m

we take a live look outside and see our san jose camera, 280 coming toward us at 17, no major problems, and a nice flow of traffic on those live cams. throughout the south bay we expect to see some slowing for 101. perhaps we'll check on that, should be developing in the next few minutes. that will give us an idea for silicon valley. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> the pandemic canceled her flight, so does that mean she loses the miles if she paid for if? no, but some of them are missing. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds. >> as we head to break, do you recognize this gal? this is a throw back photo vianey arana posted on instagram. she wrote my aspiring reporter days back in 2012, and her dreams came true, and aren't we all so lucky? 22-year-old vianey. >> i love this. you can keep up with vianey giving her a follow on instagram, twitter, and on facebook. we're watching "today in the bay." . >>> welcome back. one of the owners of the warriors basketball team said on a podcast that, quote, no one cares about ongoing human rights abuses against the uyghur

camera is good enough. that last week we had the zoom set on it and you could actually see downtown san jose. from this camera on top of the sales force camera. today there is no chance of doing that. all that haze right there is not because we are putting more stuff into the sky than we were last week. all that haze is there because there is no way for the stuff we normally put on a regular day -- there's no way for it to clear out because we are trapped under high pressure. you can see the weight thankful right there. high pressure will push us down toward the surface, toward the ground. it's responsible for sunny, warm weather. it also holds awful the same area we just keep recycling it every day. we are not looking the unhealthy levels of air quality but that's typical for winter inversion and it'll look like that for a while. aimhis mid-this another ten degrees to go here. some of these numbers may come in warmer than this. just because we are on the path to get there. the low 60's for inland valleys and the east the low 60's and mid-60s's for a few isolated spots. it's january and we sho

i'll have the forecast in a few minutes. >> another camera in san jose. there you go. you can't even see the roadway from our rooftop camera here. we're looking at a slower drive, even as you hit the freeways. i'll show you how things are shaping up and what to expect. >>> good wednesday morning. it is 4:47, and you're not going to be able to miss it in you're in the south bay, that's the fog, or the north bay. even near oakland and the concord area seeing some fog building through there. this is a live look in san jose and this is probably what you're seeing outside your window if you live in downtown, because that's what this is supposed to be a shot of. because the fog is so dense, you can't see what's behind it. visibility down to about a quarter of a mile in san jose, even less than that through the north bay, including napa, santa rosa and the oakland area as well. san francisco down to about 2 1/2 miles of visibility. now, as far as your tem going t cold start again today. dublin 36 degrees, morgan hill 37. in the 30s, expect that to linger, but san francisco 47

san jose. we're finally starting to see some buildings through our cameras but it is definitely less than a quarterbe more sunny with temperatures in the mid-60s for the entire bay area. hope you have a lovely wednesday. we'll send it back to the "today" show. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your business with the ready. set. save. sale today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> we're back it is 8:30, wednesday morning, january 26, 2022 carson's been waiting for this one. we're going to dedicate this half hour to saving you time, money and getting better sleep what else do you need? this is like your half hour. >> and vicki nguyen has great advice to stretch your family's grocery budget with those soaring food prices. >> and we're going to get in

camera. temperatures in the low to mid axes. san jose 625. san rafael camera, you are seeing mainly sunny skies right now, local two mid-from santa rosa to fairfield. 59 currently in livermore. one other life picture, the sun is being filtered, as you can see, from our east bay hills camera. hazy skies, minor temperature variations expected next week no sign of rain through early february, unfortunately, which is why our air quality is suffering. this weekend, expect moderate air quality both saturday and sunday. notice the high clouds continuing to come through, but then the clouds will thin out a little bit and faulk will come back into the picture, especially as we head towards tomorrow night along the coastline. your morning temperatures, anywhere from mid 30's to low 50's. afternoon highs will will will w this, similar today. mid 60's santa rosa, san jose, 63 in san rafael. i want to show you the rain projection. no rain. southern california get few sprinkles with that system. as we head into early next week, there is a storm lining up in

look at mountain view down to zero miles visibility eighth of a mile in san jose, and here's our live look at our san jose cameraunshine by four pm that son really fishing at warming us up a little warmer today compared to yesterday. we'll go into the low and mid sixties later on, kamasi. alright, thank you. ju coming up on g m a so many children struggling with unfinished learning because of the pandemic, how parents can spot the signs and get the oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability ♪i want to break free♪ (vo)at&t business fiber, imagine a place where we can. finally be free. free to zoom without a meeting request. free to enjoy savory bites, and stunning sights. and

san josÉ. that is san josÉ, this gray color you see behind there -- why are my cameras acting so crazy this morning the fog. behind this, it's supposed to be downtown san josÉ but it's so foggy you can't see anything with the live camera. it's 45 degrees right now but we will bump up to the 60s. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> happening today one of the bay area's longest tenured sheriffs is going to court. >> cierra johnson is live and will tell us where the case stands. >> reporter: the case stems from sheriff smith's allegations of misconduct where they claim she would do a pay to play, accept bribes for concealed carry permits. if smith denies the allegations, the case will go to trial, and if she loses the trial she faces removal from office. >> sheriff smith only has three options. she could plead guilty, which she is not going to do. she could deny the charges, which is more likely. or her lawyers could object to the sufficiency of the accusations saying even if everything you said here is true, this is still not sufficient to sufficient a removal from office. >

san jose, you're now looking at fog and you can see from the camera looking out toward the east bay there is a patch of fog and it doesn't extend over the east bay communities. san jose reporting fog and the camera downtown does not show anything and at livermore, cold at 39 with no fog. in in santa rosa it's 38 but no fog however, petaluma does. you can see the low numbers on there. more on that coming up. for the rest of the day no widespread fog. most places are doing okay. and today is going to look and feel like the rest of this week has with temperatures in the low to mid 60s with high clouds out there and it will be a bit hazy. we will look ahead to the all- important weekend coming up in the complete forecast. how does the drive look? >> it's looking pretty good. commuters if you're getting ready to head out the door on the altamont pass it's not bad. no crashes. if you headed westbound over in toward the dublin interchange area, some nice speed, 60 miles per hour. moving well headed through there and travel times reflect that. east shore freeway looking good, 13 minutes from high

i will show you the view from the camera above san jose. it's cloudy, not foggy, not in the south bay. that's good to see. you might hit patchy areas of fog at the outskirts of the santa clara valley. as you get close to the agricultural fields, you will likely hit patches of fog. can't see the towers on the bay bridge. that's from our camera looking at them from treasure island. it is relatively warm for many locations in the mid 50s. san jose is 56, 54 in oakland. you can see where the fog is. concord your reading is .3 of a mile. it's foggy in the north bay where we are down to less than a mile. as we switch this and put it in futurecast, you never see this clear entirely. it doesn't stay fog past late morning but the mid level clouds, gray school, that never clears today. daytime highs will still manage to make it to the upper 50s whether in the south bay, inland valleys of east bay, in the heart of the bay where temperatures will continue to stay in the upper 50s and north bay valleys as well, upper 50s for daytime highs. the next chan

san jose. live camera shot . beautiful night fog comes back tomorrow. looks like today.day. i'll have a model and the five day when i see you next. we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. coming up. flames tear through a three story residential building, killing a dozen people. the chaos survivors woke up to in the middle of the night, and his arrest led to legalize segregation in the us for decades, coming up tonight, details on the pardon today of homer 12. people are now confirmd dead, including eight children in a fire in a public housing complex in philadelphia, officials said. it's the deadliest fire in the city and at least a century fox news caroline shively tells us the tragedy is devastating to the local community and beyond. philadelphia's mayor, calling this one of the most tragic days in the city's history. now investigators are trying to pinpoint what may have led to this tragedy. chaotic scene unfolding in this philadelphia neighborhood. heavy flames consuming a three story home early wednesday, neighbors waking up to hear the cries for help. i'm sure half th

san jose. 57 oakland. air quality right now, moderate in pockets from san francisco to oakland and san jose. even from the emeryville camerasee as we look toward the port of oakland, how hazy it is right now. air quality will be moderate the next four days, keep that in mind. we are showing the lack of fog at this hour, as we take a look at what is going on in the accuracy -- in the atmosphere. high pressure blocking storms from getting here, so san francisco is on top to be the 10th driest january on record. the average rain is just over four inches. taking a look, the last time we had measurable rain was on the seventh of january. it's been quite some time. now it's looking like we will be closing out most of jan, on a dry note -- january on a drano. another morning with patchy frost and fog. there's a slight chance of showers late sunday night into monday. tomorrow morning, once again bundle up. we will have some patchy fog out there. temperatures mid-30's to the upper 40's. some frost as well. afternoon highs, they are just going to bounce right back compared to what they were in the morning. numbers will range from th

camera showing you a nice view. fog is not going to be a concern . 64 in the city, 58 in oakland, 62 in san jose. from our emeryville camera, we are looking towards san francisco. mid to upper 60's from petaluma to santa rosa, 57 in concord. look at this strong -- stunning view. gusty winds through tomorrow afternoon. the warmth eases on sunday as the winds drop off. a dry pattern is setting up through next friday. temperatures in the morning will be in the 40's and 50's. when will keep the atmosphere stirred up. as we look at the afternoon highs in the south bay, 65 in santa clara, 66 in san jose. 63 in san mateo. mid 60's along the coast with the offshore winds. you will warm up fast early in the day and it will start to cool off. north bay temperatures, upper 60's to santa rosa to novato. in the east bay, it is going to be breezy, not quite as windy in the afternoon. inland able be up to 67 in fairfield, 64 in livermore. we have been waiting for rain. nothing. this is taking us all through next week, but watch what happens as we go into january 29, saturday and into the 30th. rain chance is fin

san jose. there we go with the mark hopkins hotel camera. boy that camera is really shaking. you can see the flag whipping in the wind as well. we are looking at temperatures in the 60s. that strong tight pressure gradient is really developing for us, that ridge of high pressure off the coast in the pacific and this low pressure system over the great basin. with the two weather features so close together i am tracking gusty northerly wind really picking up. as we continue through afternoon, we will see winds increase even more and especially by tonight and then as we look to tomorrow morning, especially still up in the north bay mountains, you will see strong winds first thing tomorrow morning and eventually we'll see those ease as we head through tomorrow in the afternoon and for your sunday. daytime highs today are well above average, many of us in the mid to upper 60s. our snow report in tahoe, heavenly looking good with that sunshine. the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, we are looking at sunshine, calmer conditions for the weekend ahead with temperatu

night the right now 37 degrees in fairfield, san francisco, though 54 san jose 49 fremont in the upper forties. here's our live camera towards san francisco still in the clear we're going to wake up to some cold numbers. first thing tomorrow morning. temperatures in the thirties and the forties with mostly cloudy skies. the weekend's still talking about some changes ahead our way as well. we'll have more on that with your full forecast coming up in a little bit. mark thank you. containment is growing in the wildfire burning in big sur cal fire says the colorado fire is now 70% contained. it's burned 700 acres since it started last friday. cal fire says a burn pile ignited the nearby brush and strong winds. evacuation orders have been lifted and highway one has reopened to traffic officials also say the fire destroyed one structure. a small start up in san francisco says it's found a way to combat wildfire, such as the colorado fire using artificial intelligence. fox news, grady tremble shows us how it works. you can think of these as high tech fire spotters. these cameras get mounted on mountaintops and high vantage

, down six degrees in san francisco, it is five degrees cooler in san jose and poked compared to 24 hours ago. from our emeryville camerae looking back toward san francisco and visibility is fine now. not for long, though. fog and high clouds overnight. gusty winds will develop in the hills the next two days and we are going to see warmer afternoons, dry pattern is going to continue through early next week and even beyond that. so the hourly forecast showing you the higher clouds up above we do have the fog that will develop down below. especially in the valleys. we already have it near the coast. and so at 8:00 a.m. right around the delta, around the east bay shoreline and the coast, you will see some of that fog with reduced visibility. it will pretty much move away from burnoff from the inland areas but not so much along the coast. we'll still see a few baffles. tomorrow morning, upper 30's to upper 40's. it is going to start off chilly in our wind sheltered valleys for the afternoon. a milder day, plenty of sun, 63 in san jose, 64 in gilroy. on the peninsula low 60's from san mateo to palo alto. 58 on the coast in h

drive carefully. 50's from san jose to oakland. our sfo camera shows the fog overhead. 57 in santa rosa and concord. 59 a liberal -- 59 in livermore. there's a hint of sun. areas of dense fog and patchy drizzle overnight. we do have foggy mornings and mainly a dry weekend sunday night into monday. high pressure diverting the storm track. everything is going over the top to the pacific northwest. we are looking at a dry pattern until friday. fog and clouds overhead. we will show you the computer animation going into tomorrow morning. it's a combination of the fog clouds, even a little drizzle out there as we go into the evening. it will linger. some peaks of blue -- peeks of blue. morning temps, 40's and 50's. visibility will be lower than where it is. misty in half moon bay. a few low-60's in san jose, santa cruz. scattered light showers. it will be wet for your friday morning commute. let's time that out for you. friday at midnight, it is cloud cover. by the time the commute gets underway, 7:00, scattered showers. we will see the clo clo clo clo

san jose, a calmer view city camera wise. 61 currently in san francisco. and hour by hour outlook tomorrow, start in mid to upper 40s. lunchtime temperatures are mostly mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow, south bay could see low 60s into the afternoon. satellite view shows what we have seen all week. lots of mid level clouds, not necessarily rain producing clouds. there might be some sprinkles in santa cruz mountains. notice going through the day tomorrow, high clouds start to thin out. we get a little sunshine during the afternoon. unfortunately the pattern is a lot of nothing as applies to rainfall. high pressure weakening storms approaching california. the seven-day forecast is looking dry, especially by mid january standards. look at san francisco. no rain on the map to beginning of next weekend, and valleys while staying mild, patchy fog the top concern at times heading to beginning of next week. more news after this short break. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six mont

san jose. export-oriented camera, 20 of clear skies above the city. here's. . shaping up plenty of sunshine today. the sun is up at 7:24. that sunshine will warm us into the 60's before another day. reggie: one of our key focuses is the effect the pandemic is having on our schools. right now, it is the districts being tested. they are being strained by omicron, fueling teacher and student sick outs, 2 -- sick outs, too few subs, and the rest. amy hollyfield is live at one school with what is coming. amy: the governor and the white house both stepping in to try to help the situation. the white house announcing this morning it will be sending out 10 million covid tests each month to schools to try and help them stay open and do it safely. the governor has issued an executive order to cut red tape administrators have to deal with when hiring substitute teachers or bringing back retired teachers to help with staff shortages. he says the hiring process can be laborious and challenging. he has issued this order to help ease that and make it more flexible. bay area di

san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in east san jose. he drove it radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he a woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic, and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happen say they found a nine millimeter ghostcke his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state, but throughout the nation,

fairfield 37, santa rosa 41 degrees san jose 51 in san francisco 54. here's a live cameraking out toward the oakland estuary here out toward the bay bridge, and not much of the way of dense fog but mainly submit to upper level clouds drifting overhead for tonight. so add that to the forecast first thing tomorrow morning, overnight lows in the thirties and the forties, so definitely want to bundle up to start your weekend. tomorrow morning. you can see after that cold start, so we will have this increasing sunshine and another mild afternoon another day, with temperatures back up into the sixties by about three or four o'clock tomorrow afternoon. we continue to look for those rain clouds coming up. let you know if we have any rain chances to talk about in the five day forecast will be paying close attention, mark. thank you. the oakland boys and girls club says it is in need of help after damage to its roof from the recent windstorm. the group says the wind storm a week ago caused more than $50,000 in damage to their clubhouse on international boulevard. they say they need

san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he the woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic. and we're glad. that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief mata says, despite his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's

hours ago, cameras captured the moment someone grabbed the dog on east san antonio street in san jose ktvu is amber lee spoke to the family about tonight's happy reunion. i'm happy. yeah, i can't believe. she's back so fast. this is surveillance video given to me by the hernandez family from wednesday night, about eight o'clock. it shows a man dealing down looking through the fence at the dog. then a second man jumps over the fence grabs the dog, enhance her off. he turns around and tries to grab a second dog, but it appears that dog eluded him. both men take off. hernandez's daughter spoke to me before the stolen dog was found very angry that somebody could come into my home and taking something that was so special to me, but father and daughter tell me about seven o'clock thursday night they received a call from a young couple looking for their missing cat less than a mile from the hernandez home. the couple said they saw the french bulldog, severing but safe along the sidewalk and recognized it as being the same dog reported stolen on a neighborhood app. i asked hernandez if he tho

carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total fired their weapons. >> carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada carter had 5 felony warrants for his arrest and was on probation for battery. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun. police say he was using during the shootout. one of the many illegal weapons collected by the san jose police department last we. >> seized over 900. fire illegal firearms. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad san jose councilmember dev davis spoke with several residents who live in that area all saying the same thing tonight. all the neighbors concerned, but they're also very grateful to the police department for acting so quickly in for the officers. bravery, chief model says the for san jose police officers invol

carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total. >> fired their weapons. carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun that carter was using during the shooting. one of the many illegal firearms that the san jose police department work each year to remove from the streets. carter is >> prohibited from possessing any firearms due to prior felony convictions. carter is a san jose resident. currently have 5 felony warrants for his arrest. and he's on probation for battery. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad. >> san jose councilmember dev davis spoke with several residents who live in that area all saying the same thing tonight, any loss of life is tragic. and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or or har

san jose 56. here's our live camera. just kind of missing a beautiful sunset. from where emeryville camera within the past few minutes. you can see looking out toward the bridge out toward the west, of course, and we still have lots of clear skies. we could have a few clouds that drift in overnight so overnight lows will be in the thirties and the forties. so definitely just like this morning. cold start want to bundle up out there, but the afternoon hours it'll be nice to get outside this area of low pressure producing the clouds, mainly in southern california for today, that's really having inimitable impact on our forecast. for tonight. we still have mostly clear skies in this area. five pressure really wants to stick around all week long even for tomorrow, so it's going to be mild forecast. widespread sixties could be a little bit cooler, though. the main storm track is up to our north, but i will say, though beyond into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we could be talking about some stronger winds and the possibility some wind advisories that could kick in

san jose in the mid fifties and livermore 51 degrees. here's our live camera looking out towards san francisco kind of interesting shot here because you can see those clouds working their way into the region. so some breaks in the cloud cover here, but the clouds definitely moving in for tonight and into tomorrow morning, so to start off your weekend partly cloudy skies some patchy fog definitely want to bundle up first thing tomorrow morning, but then into the into the afternoon hours will scale back on the clouds. more sunshine into the afternoon hours and temperatures once again another round of sixties. you will wake up to some clouds first thing tomorrow morning and then more sunshine into the afternoon hours. we continue to look for the rain clouds and our five day forecast and we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in just a little. all right, from our weather to weather out east to winter storm system heading to the northeast as emergency managers take action tonight, coming up millions of people spending multiple states brace for whit

san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in east san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers. police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he the woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic, and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief mata says, despite his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. t

san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in east san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he a woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off into vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic. and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found that nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief, mata says, despite his department, seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. t

her numbers in the fifties and the sixties conquered right now. 59 san jose checking in 57 degrees. here's our live cameraening where we do have the fog kind of back in the picture for tonight, so will impact your thursday morning commute with some low visibilities out there as this area of high pressure kind of squashes that fog bank that leads to the low visibilities and that would be the case once again for tomorrow. so watch out for the fog not only for the inland valleys but also near portions of the coastline, but then hazy sunshine into the afternoon hours. that area of high pressure is just kind of locked in offshore. so thursday, clearing skies a bit of a warmer forecast. friday the winds will be picking up out of the northeast and the weekend will be dry and also mild, so the rainfall is to the north of the bay area. but the winds on friday could be up there, especially for the higher elevations up above a 2000 and 3000 ft. maybe for the highest peaks. the bay area winds can be topping 50 miles an hour closer to where you live winds could be around 20 to 30 miles an hour. that is in the friday f

checking at 50 napa as i mentioned reporting some areas of fog already and san jose in the lower fifties. here's our live camera, looking out toward san francisco out toward the bay bridge, where we still have partly cloudy conditions, but even some fog can form around the bay itself. first thing tomorrow morning. definitely want to bundle up tomorrow. morning will be colder than this morning or the previous morning so overnight lows, the coolest spot starting at the weekend. in the mid thirties. up towards santa rosa napa lots of forties right around the bay itself, but it looks like this. this big h this big area of high pressure wants to build it and that will bring in the dry conditions this weekend. but whenever you have a stable pattern like this, it typically leads to a some fog formation. so that could be the case for saturday and sunday morning. sunday could be just a little bit warmer. and then there's that the weak system approaching are close on on monday. probably just a cloud producer for us and just a slight chance of a shower. here's the plan tomorrow morning . it's picking up on some of the fog

camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. different story in the city than it is down in san jose. plenty of low clouds that are filled the immediate bay but not seeing clouds here in san jose. no fog either. and the cameras vantage point that looks out from the top of black mountain mount diablo, we're looking across the whole cross-section of the bay, mountain view and palo alto in the foreground. as the lights fade you see the clouds covering the bay towards mount diablo. that is fine and all just mid- level clouds. no fog on the road. in the north bay it is and also it is colder. 28 right now and on the thermometer for center as it is 32 in livermore. you see the spread and once again inland valley is looking for temperatures in the low 30s, if not below freezing. and the numbers in the bay low to mid 40s, big differences in terms of how it will feel because of that. and in the coldest areas we have developed the most issues with fog. typical scenario down to less than half a mile visibility for both petaluma and santa rosa. on futurecast you see the low clouds, you see sonoma c

san jose police homicide unit on the scene. sounds like more than just a crash. live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. our camerafoggy. fog advisory for all roadways surrounding napa, but also you saw in san jose very foggy as well. wrapping up with a live look in emeryville showing you i-80. how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it came a long way to be found by you. find more. spend less. shop now at homegoods.com. someone being pushed onto the tracks of the san bruno bart station. barta closed the station yesterday afternoon. a man was found, but it is unclear if he was hit by the train. >> before the train came, hopefully nothing happened. he could have made it. kumasi: a photographer so somebody being taken into custody. the victim was put into an ambulance, but we have

san jose 53 napa currently checking in 50. here's our live camera golden gate bridge where we still have clear skies right now , but some patches of some fog will actually regroup overnight civil kind of paint that in your forecast first thing tomorrow morning overnight temperatures will be in the mid thirties to the forties. so tomorrow morning , probably all those the cool dog compared to this morning, so definitely a bit of a chill in the air to start up your weekend. it is a dry weekend as this big area of high pressure kind of wants to reassert itself. but whenever it gets whenever you have a stable pattern like this, you'll have the fog that forms for the morning hours, but for the most part, partly to even mostly sunny skies, especially for your saturday into sunday, we are tracking another system that will approach our coastline, and by monday there is a slight chance of a shower. if we were to pick up anything, it would not be much at all. maybe a few hundreds, and it looks like that might not even happen. here's the forecast model tomorrow

see anything in san jose right now. our camera is actually working. i know this one can be spotty sometimes, but this is the view, indeed, not a lot of visibility currently in the santa clara valley areas all the way up to sfo and up the east bay shoreline right there with you that with that very dense fog so please take it a lot slower as you're venturing out this morning, especially along the bay shore and then for this to inland out towards the central valley. the spots is where that fog has formed very dense this morning. high pressure ridge otherwise built up across the region. keeping us dry. also keeping that surface layer pretty compressed, which is one of the reasons we are seeing fog like we are this morning that fog will lift for the central valley and for the bayshore on into the afternoon giving us a solid dose of sunshine that sunshine stays around through saturday through sunday through monday. so on so on. so on, intel likely the end of next week into the following weekend, the next 10 to 14 days are looking consistently dry. now, toda

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san jose now. wow. you can see the camera in the south bay.e raindrops coming down in the south bay and this is going to stick around for us at least through the first half of the morning. satellite radar, you can see that band there, the cold front sweeping through. this is also going to push through into the overnight hours. let's talk about the fog and visibility. we've been seeing dense fog especially in the early morning hours. definitely got some fog rolling through santa rosa, down to less than two miles when it comes to visibility. down to about a quarter of a mile in half moon bay. and expect that fog to return tonight. if you look at the hour-by-hour outlook, by about 3:30, the majority of the rain has moved out. we'll keep the cloud cover around lingering but you'll notice just a little peek of sunshine here and there, that fog is going to be covering up at least until the overnight hours and early saturday morning we could see even more. temperatures today will be comfortal. mild overall in the 50s. 58 in san jose. 57 in fremont. 5

half moon bay 51 apiece at mountain view and san jose a lovely view from the eastward hill camera.apa.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 but there's none of that for perhaps the last seven days maybe even longer. you've got the gusty w

san jose. outside, we go live look from our exploratorium camera. here in san francisco. clear skies over the city right now, and here's how the day shaping up a little patchy fog in north bay early on, but it's nothing that sunshine this afternoon again were mild in the sixties. your sunrise by the way, coming up at 7 24 am guys. thank you. gorn imuiple sar as the omicron variant depletes vital health care resources. the cbc says the variant now makes up 98% of all new cases. jovenes tracking some really staggering numbers. trevena thank you, reggie. the cdc says the u. s tallied a record 1.4 million cases in a single day over the weekend. that's a six fold increase. and covid cases just in the last month, driven by the micron variant virginia has issued a month long state of emergency to help healthcare facilities. increased bed space. and staff. maryland maine and massachusetts are all leaning on the national guard as a record number of covid patients fled their hospitals. and once again , the cdc is warning about the risk to the unvaccinated. saying there 20 times mor