day in santa rose a. the record low for today. as we look to concord, 31, oakland, had 4á # san francisco and 37 for san jose. other locations check out napa down to freezing morning. with relooking at 31 in fremont. 33 for a high in mountain view. satellite and radar view. the low pressure system that brought the rain and the hail and snow moving out and cold air is setling in for us. that's why we are feeling those very cold temperatures this morning. as we head through the afternoon, looking at plenty of sun. let's go hour by hour walking you through the day. lookingat 10:00 a.m. all of us in to the 40s as we stop the clock again for your lunchtime hour. we are talking low others for many of us and by 3:00 p.m. looking at low 50s along the coast. mid-50s around the bay and for the peninsula and highs inland in the mid to upper 50s this afternoon to plenty of sun. for tonight temperatures will be dropping down. stopping the clock at ten tonight. we will be in the 30s for the north bay and the inland eas

. $4.83 en santa clara. $4.82 contra costa.pacto que podemos sentir en nuestra economÍa si el conflicto se prolonga. hablamos con expertos y con residentes preocupados. reportera: muy buenas tardes. estamos en una gasolinerÍa en redwood city y quiero mostrar este cartel que se ve que el precio es $4.85 el galÓn de gasolina en esta estaciÓn. a pesar de que ucrania se encuentra lejos, los efectos econÓmicos se sienten en el bolsillo. los precios de la gasolina en el Área de la bahÍa podrÍan subir aÚn mÁs por el conflicto de rusia y ucrania. el galÓn se aproxima peligrosamente a $5 en redwood city. >> los mercados no toleran bien la incerteza. la pandemia fue una incertidumbre y lo vivimos. reportera: el seÑor alfredo rodrÍguez nos dijo que tenÍa preocupaciÓn porque conflicto siga subiendo de tono a nivel internacional. tiene algÚn plan para ahorrar? >> mi hijo estÁ estudiando y allÍ estÁ la preocupaciÓn. todo muy caro. no sabemos quÉ hacer. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: le preguntÉ a un experto que otros productos pueden subir de

it was a ghost down in santa rosa. with heat lamps, people said no to outdoor dining because it is cold. temperatures are chilly and freeze warnings are in effect. temperatures like this can be dangerously cold. i point your attention to this new video. it's a group of open water swimmers at aquatic park in san francisco. these are guys in swim trunks, no wet suits, they swim around alcatraz. in the freezing bitterly cold conditions, how in the world do they do it? >> we do it every day regardless of how cold or how warm it is. the water is 52. the air is 40. add that up, it's less than 100. when it's less than 100, we suffer. juswh we do. you get acclimated but that doesn't mean it gets extremely easy. it's never that easy when it is cold. >> reporter: there is no way i can do 're in the water. temperatures are expected to go up today, hit maybe the 50s this afternoon. it will be a decent day. don't tuck the big coat away. you will need it tomorrow and even tonight when the sun sets. the temperatures are going to drop

fátima nos explica en qué basa la decisión adelante fátima >> muy buenas tardes hay tres parámetros santa pasado hoy confirmó que se apegará hasta no cumplir no eliminara su mandato de mascarillas >> ante clara será el único condado de la obra no permite quitarse la mascarilla a pesar que el estado y sus condados si lo harán desde la próxima semana >> que nos asegurarnos que las comunidades estén seguras y protegidas y esto usando mascarillas en los interiores es por eso que la doctora ha decidido aplazar el retiro de las mascarillas >> eran a tener esa decisión basado en sus métricas que se resumen en tres factores alto porcentaje de vacunados bajas hospitalizaciones y bajo número de casos >> hemos más del 84% de la población de santa clara que ya están vacunados indica que hemos cumplido con la métrica >> pero faltan dos más y lograr que por siete días el número de casos base 550 por día actualmente registra en 1922 casos diarios >> todo sea por la salud >> el resto de los condados ya confirmaron que desde el 16 de febrero los vacunados pueden ingresar sin cubrebocas a restaurantes tien

we are in the south bay with santa clara county's approach. >> vaccinated residents in santa clara may not be able to take off their masks quite yet. public health director said that they are not ready to announce a decision. the governor announced that the indoor mask mandate for fully vaccinated people will expire february 16th meaning marks for those who are vaccinated can come off in indoor settings but for public transit and high risk places like hospitals. the santa clara pub luck health director said they looking at data and didn't have a decision to announce that's meeting yesterday. now la county isn't aligning the state yet here in the bay area. marin and solano said they will follow the state's rules, contra costa said they are still looking at it. another issue brought up at the santa clara supervisors meeting was boosters. currently those who work in high risk settings must be boosted. here is what cody said. >> what i am looking at and -- is what is -- where are we trending with the pandemic? what other layers of protection do we have in place and what do things look like

mile for the visibility in santa rosa. i want to show you current sustained winds many locations calm to light. check out the coast, half moon bay looking at 31-mile an hour winds along the coast. a windy start to the day for you. high pressure in place this high pressure dome for us and that is the dominant weather feature and with light to breezy off shore winds we are going to heat it up. today and downtown san francisco, making 33 day unless a row without any measurable rainfall. its been about a month for all of us across the area without any rain. daytime highs check it out. all of us in the 70s. peninsula 71 in san mateo. for the south bay 75 santa clara. san jose, also for morgan hill. inland east bay at 73, concord, pleasant hill. low to mid0s. 72daley city. east bayshore line 72 at alameda. 74 oakland and check out the north bay. some of the warmest spots mid to upper 7os. 78 for a high in santa rosa this afternoon and looking at 80 degrees for a high in kuai, and cloverdale. as you are heading township tahoe kir

for the santa clara valleys. santa rosa and marinwood.under freeze warnings this morning. bitterly cold conditions and frost advisories. here is need to know. cold and frosty conditions. you may see the frost on the windshield. give yourself extra time for that commute. freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 a.m. sunny and cool this afternoon. we will see highs in to the low to mid-50s this afternoon. it's really for this morning when we are experiencing those very cold conditions. our sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay and check it out. looking at 32 degrees. freezing in concord, oakland had 4á 1. subfreezing for you. san francisco, 42, 37 in san jose and down to 30 degrees for santa rosa. other locations for you. napa. check it out. cold for you. 29 degrees. betterly cold conditionsw. relooking at 38 in fairfield. my hometown. the sunset at 5:57. there we go with the low pressure system that brought showers for us. it brought hail, that is moving out at cold air is settling in. we will see plenty of sun through the af

>> try 80° for santa rosa tomorrow, dan and ama.t's 10 to 20° above average for this time of year. take a look at how warm it was. oakland surpassing its record, coming in at 78°. 75 in richmond was a record. mid 70's from half moon bay to san francisco, santa rosa. 73 in concord and fremont. what is bringing us the warmth? it is this strong ridge of high pressure. it's a down sloping wind, which is why we are still concerned about fire danger. mount diablo is 28 miles an hour. a beautiful view from our east bay hills camera. low 70's from san francisco to san jose. half moon bay. 68 in oakland. passing clouds filtering through the sun -- filtering the sun. napa 65. one other live picture. the beach looks so attractive. but watch out for the rip current and sneaker waves. air quality will be moderate the next three days. some improvement is coming. golden gate bridge camera is showing you a gentle breeze. monday and tuesday. dusty with fire concerns coming up -- gusty with fire concerns coming up. 40's and 50's to start off the day.

freeze warnings for santa rosa, napa, concord, livermore, san jose. frost advisories are in blue for the north bay coast, bay shoreline and the peninsula. oakland, berkeley, san mateo, mountain view all under those frost advisories. really the only place not under a freeze warning or frost advisory is downtown san francisco. we are 33 in concord, 40 oakland, 30 livermore, 35 san jose, 29 santa rosa under clear skies. in san francisco we are looking at plenty sunshine, mid 50s. oakland, plenty sunshine and 56. through our afternoon, concord is 57 later on today and for the south bay, san jose looking at plenty sunshine topping out around 59 degrees this afternoon. freeze warnings, frost advisories go into effect tomorrow morning again. how are the roadways shaping up on this cold morning? >>> we have that wind you have been talking about. checking out the altamont pass, things are starting to slow down. it is more than a half hour drive, 33 minutes 205 to 680, tracy in the city. dublin interchange, lots of head lights, 33 minutes to 680. seven minutes

sarah cody here in santa clara county. just toward -- told thee board of supervisors that she was still evaluating the data and she was not ready to make an announcement but now she has called a press conference for this morning, implying that a decision has been made. no matter what counties decide, one doctor told us he suspects there will be some people who will continue to wear their masks no matter what the mandate says. >> if we can be left with one cultural relic from the pandemic , it is during times of respiratory viruses that we pull out the mask to not only protect ourselves, but to protect our neighbors. amy: the number of covi is dropping here in santa clara county. dr. cody has not given any parameters that the county would have to meet in order to drop the mask mandate here. but she has called a press conference for 8:30 this morning. live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: cdc director dr. rochelle walensky says she knows americans are working hard to get out of the covid crisis but we are not

we may find out today in santa clara county. dr.ah cody says she will be talking about indoor mask mandates at her press conference. interesting she call this conference. it yesterday she told the board of supervisors she was not ready to make a call you and she was looking at the data and evaluating the situation. now a press conference has been called for 8:30 this morning and we could find out in hours what the rule will be in santa clara county. the state has said that the state can drop the mask mandate here in california for indoors, for vaccinated people, but the big question will be what will bay area counties do? well they follow the state? will they keep requirements in place? one doctor told us what would really be nice and less confusing, what we need are uniform guidelines easy to follow. >> metrics objective criteria get us to points where it is not political, basically about safety, and makes us all understand and not think something is arbitrary. amy: santa clara count count cot offered any parameters the county woul

santa rosa will set a new high.cord new record high temperature at four degrees off of the record for livermore. we will fill in the rest of the map coming up in the full forecast. >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> looking live out at oakland where the battle over school closures is heating up tonight. legal action has now been announce inside response to a late night decision to close seven schools over the next two years. kpix5 reporter explains what happens next. >> reporter: we spoke with one of the student directors on the school board tonight, she is accusing five fellow school board members of silencing students voices. >> reporter: after a nine hour meeting on tuesday, several board members wanted to close parker and community day after this school year and five others the following year. even after hours of public comment from students and parents opposing the closure. >> when we hear our students and our families pleading we will hear their concerns saying that this is not going to work out for them. we n

i'm looking at you santa rosa looking out there this morning at the coastline, half moon bay is pretty dark aside from some headlights there in the distance may have someone drive and right along the beaches there, we are going to be seeing conditions today that are yet again. fog free crystal clear. and this morning, most of us are actually fairly mild. look at half moon bay are already at 69 degrees just below 70, not seeing a whole lot of temperature drop off overnight. alameda only at 59 pittsburgh at 60 degrees. further inland. napa, you're only spot on the map right now showing up in the upper 30's, quite the wide range of temperatures this morning as we move into the afternoon today is set to be the warmest day of the forecast. upper 70's near the coast in the bay and inland areas. right up next to 80 degrees, if not actually getting to 80 degrees, which all plenty more about. still to come right now. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic this morning as you're just waking up. hey, if you're heading from the east bay. >> into the city right now, a

in turquoise we have frost advisories for the north bay coast and for the santa cruz area and santa cruz mountains there. looking at temperatures down to the 20s and low 30s. freezing to subfreezing. it's a cold start to the day. frosty conditions. be careful and be aware about that. freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 a.m. today. then freeze warnings kick back into effect for tomorrow morning and friday morning due to the cold temperatures. as we head through the afternoon, we are looking at sunshine and cool conditions in the low to mid-50s. at least the daytime highs still below average for this time of year. as we look to our morning lows, check it out. down to 32, freezing in concord and also for santa rose a. down to a cold, bitterly cold conditions in livermore, down to 29. oakland 41. 42 in san francisco. san jose at 37 degrees with clear skies. the rain, the hail, gone and now cold air settling in. 24 hour temperature change and we are anywhere from two to 12 degrees colder compared to yesterday at this time. let's go through the day in san francisco. we are looking at sun and

el mandato es las vacunas para los empleados pÚblicos y como disculpamos esta tarde, el condado de santadado santa clara. las personas que ya estÁn completamente no " podÍan dejar de utilizar cubreboca en interiores a partir de la prÓxima semana. >> Últimamente lo que importa es que la gente que se ha muerto de la pandemia quien el condado santa clara son nÚmeros muy bajos reportera: para lograr eliminar el uso del cubreboca en espacios cerrados, el condado de registrarte menos de 500 hospitalizaciones la esperanza que llegamos al nÚmero de casos en donde podemos tener un poco mÁs de libertad con el cubreboca. reportera: libertad que desde hace mÁs de una semana y el resto de condados en la bahÍa. por lo que contactamos al departamento de salud para saber si luego de este mandato los casos de covid 19 a mÍ disminuir o aumentar >> llegamos al nÚmero de casos requeridos para esta nueva recomendaciÓn del uso del cubreboca. reportera: recorremos las calles del condado para conocer la opiniÓn del presidente. algunos aseguran que continuarÁn utilizando la mascarilla. >> estarÍa bien seguir uti

. >>> one of the coldest spots is in santa rosa. andrea nakano and the danger presented by the cold temperatures. >> reporter: downtown santa rosa was like a ghost town. even in bitter cold, those that are unhoused bundled up hoping it is enough for the below freezing temperatures. others turned to city services for help. >> they have heaters, port o potties, food, oatmeal, milk. it's nice because there is nowhere else you can get this. >> reporter: this drop in warming center has room for about 40 people. >> i would like a hot meal if they've got a hot meal for us. >> it's cold. the worst part is the humiliation, the fact that most people won't look at you in your eyes. >> reporter: with temperatures dropping to 20s national weather service issued a hype thermia list. >> i have been working in the winter my whole life. >> they can use the community's donation of sleeping bags, rain gear, and socks. >>> stay with kpix5 and cbs news bay area for the latest. we will have continuing coverage on the freeze warning on air and online at k

downtown san francisco 47. 40 in san jose and 39 for santa rose a. the skies clear and that's the reason why it's such a cold start to the day. we have this inside slider, this low pressure system east of the sierra and with it bringing those off shore winds. this moderate off shore wind event today and for tomorrow. our temperatures are going to be in the membershipper 50s along the coast, low 60s along the bay. and highs inland upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. as we go hour by hour, with the northerly winds bringing in that dry air for the bay area. humidity down to 10 to 15%. first alert seven day forecast, as we head through the rest of the week we will see temperatures warming up just a bit as we look to the end of the week. for the inland east bay and the coast and you can see that warm up as we look ahead to the weekend into early next week. no rain in sight. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. we have a couple hot spots this morning. if you are getting ready to head out the door and take 80, thoroughfare field we have a car fire

barely hovering above that in livermore and santa rosa. all of the locations at 34 degrees and the temperatures will continue dropping. the coldest spots inland valleys of the north bay and the east bay. temperatures falling middle to upper 20s to 30 degrees, san francisco will bottom out at 40 degrees. the chilliest temperature we have had so far in the city. farther inland temperatures will be at or below freezing. filling in the rest of the map and compare where we will be tomorrow ed e d mospotcos willin g rnt mp be santa rosa. that is where we will find a look at the danger presented by the cold temperatures. >>> right now it is close to freezing at just about 34 degrees. it is expected to drop down to 28 tonight. this is one of the warming centers set up by the city of santa rosa to give those unhoused a little bit of heat to get through the night. >> downtown santa rosa was like a ghost town. too cold for any sort of outdoor dining even with heat lamps. in this bitter cold those that are unhoused bundled up hoping it is enough for t

santa rosa, napa, concord, san jose, frost advisories in turko is turquoise.mountain view and san mateo under frost advisories and all this is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. this morning it could be frosting called but this afternoon it will be a little warmer compared to yesterday afternoon. upper 50s to low 60s for the highs and will warm up as we look ahead to the weekend. clear skies this morning and check out the cold temperatures, 35 at concord, oakland at 41, down to 30 at livermore and san francisco at 42, and down to a cold 27 in santa rosa. and also 27 around napa and 26 at fairfield this morning. fremont is down to freezing at 32, and 31 for redwood city starting off the day. so layer up if you're going out the door. sunrise officially coming at 6:46 and the sunset will be at 5:59 p.m. . this afternoon on the coast mid-50s with sunshine, upper 50s and low 60s around the bay, low 60s inland later today. so specifically, in san francisco looking at upper 50s this afternoon with plenty of sunshine, is bay shoreline and oakland, good morning, topping out at

about 78 in santa rosa should be spectacular out there. know, we expect a cool down coming up in a few minutes or until nays and its fans are mourning the loss of a well known former player. >> jeremy giambi has died unexpectedly. that's according to his agent kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills joins us from the newsroom with what we know kyle. and he was use young. >> yeah. can he was really young's agent joel wolfe announced this afternoon that jeremy giambi died at just 47 years old. he was at his parents home in southern california right now. there's no information about the possible cause of death. giambi was a polarizing figure in baseball during his 6 mlb seasons, he played outfield for the a's from 2000 to 2000, 2 alongside his older brother, jason giambi, who was a 5 time. mlb all-star. both were later tied to steroid use. the a's release a statement about the loss writing, quote, we're heartbroken to learn of the passing of a member of our green and gold family. jeremy giambi. we offer our condolences to jean jason and his famil

en el condado santa clara el 61% de hispanos estÁn vacunados.an francisco la cifra es de 86%. >> no vacunarse aumenta el riesgo de hospitalizaciÓn, de fallecimiento. reportera: desde el punto de vista mÉdico, ese es el riesgo que enfrenta el poco mÁs de 20% de hispanos que no se han vacunado en el Área de la bahÍa. reportera: quÉ es una endemia? >> una enfermedad endÉmica. reportera: esto significa que el covid—19 puede ser una endemia pronto? >> tratamos de hacer vacunas cada aÑo para prevenir infecciones. reportera: el doctor bonilla asegura que la desinformaciÓn y mitos sobre las vacunas es una de las razones por la que los latinos no se vacunan. tal vez usted haya visto esta foto sobre las autoridades sin mascarilla, pero el alcalde dice que cada vez que se toma una foto sin mascarillas Él retiene la respiraciÓn. >> hay que dar el mensaje correcto y educar a la gente, vacunarnos. reportera: es importante informarse de fuentes confiables. para hacer una cita, ingresa la pÁgina web del condado en donde reside, recuerde que es gratuito. paola:

esto incluye ciudades como san josÉ y ciudades como napa santa rosa.sonas hablan de una ola de calor, pero mÁs bien es alta presiÓn. paola: continÚa bajo investigaciÓn un fatal apuÑalamiento. ramÓn: hoy comenzÓ la construcciÓn de un Área para personas paula: ayer en el este de san josÉun hombre fue apuÑalado en un restaurante de comida rÁpida. chocÓ contra un vehÍculo y luego fue llevado al hospital donde muriÓ a causa de las heridas. representantes de la ciudad de san josÉ participaron de la inauguraciÓn de un complejo para gente que ha perdido su vivienda o personas sin hogar. ramÓn adame nos dice dÓnde estÁn localizadas y cuÁntas unidades estÁn disponibles. ramÓn: estÁn cerca del departamento de las oficinas centrales del departamento de san josÉ. este vÍdeo contarÁ con instalaciones comunitarias compartidas. la ciudad adoptado esta medidas por la falta de vivienda asequible en el Área de la bahÍa. el objetivo es crear 76 unidades. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con el alcalde de san josÉ. yo era inicialmente vamos a ofrecer un amparo para las per

tenga mucho cuidado hacia el este de la bía las montañas de santa cruz que va estar presentando este ías de van a estar presentando ya la advertencia de heladas también hasta el próximo viernes lo que es el valle central como el valle de san joaquín baxter presentan esta onda fría con posibilidades de heladas en gran parte de la región al momento, la humedad se mantiene estable por lo menos entre los 93 pero se espera que en algunos lugares pueda bajar hasta 20% es í donde entra precisamente el peligro de que se puedan generar incendios diíciles de controlar. seguiremos hablando de esto hasta ojo con estos vientos quÉ nos espera para febrero les tengo el pronóstico al volver >>> perfecto muchas gracias como casa recuerde que telemundo 48 encontrará ún más información sobre estas condiciones del tiempo solo hacer que en este momento su ámara de teléfono celular a este cuadrito en la pantalla y lo va a redirigir a telemundo 48.com >>> son al menos tres escuelas d prían ser cerradas en una propuesta que se discutió el distrito escolar libertad pedraza habló con algunas de las personas e

noticiero telemundo 48 >> hoy se cumplen dos años desde que el primer caso de covid-19 se detectó en santalara como están gusto de saludar, justamente en este marco autoridades dicen que los proveedores médicos privadosdeberán facilitar pruebas de coronavirus a sus asegurados >> los funcionarios creen que es tiempo y cada servicio de salud se haga cargo de su cuota >> hablando en inglés >> hoy 31 de enero se marcan dos años desde que santa clara activo respuesta a la pandemia tras infectarse primer paciente hemos pasado lo peor? >> la doctora que dirigido la estrategia dice que estamos en descenso pero a mitad de camino no tan rápido como si quiere la buena noticia es que el 83% de los residentes de están vacunados >> por la ola de casos la historia de san anunciaron que los proveedores de salud privados deberán hacerse cargo de las pruebas de covid-19 para sus asegurados así es que las compañías están obligadas a proporcionar el examen a estas personas >> en sido expuestos alguien que dio positivo prueba de covid-19 y que hayan sido indicados con alguna de las pautas cuidado en necesitan

santa clara had everything going its way. final seconds ticked off. santa clara just done it. first win over a top 25 team since november of 2004. you see the storming of the court, 77-72, they out lasted a good team in saint mary's. the home standing it. was number 12ucla on the floor. 17 points. eight rebounds, cardinal was tight. then the bruins, campbell drive. he went glass. bruins by ten midway and here is the fame here. second half, campbell drive and kick. johnny hit to -- ucla on the 11 straight point streak as they won it 7ed-70. ucla has swept both game was stanford. the cardinals have lost three of the last five. >>> usf at home. 19 wins. sliced through. he is exciting. 17 points for them but the pilots didn't back down. led by 11 at one point. corner pocket three. career high 23 as usf overall they just can't have this. they try to make the ncaa tournament. it is a bad loss. they lost the portland, final of 69 to 68. kpix top five from last night. we have a rerack it, and show it to the -- here we go. number 5. how did this work out? how did it work out? man. you

and my research begins online in the rebels stronghold santa. it's in this war torn city that i come across a group of courageous women whose uncompromising otherness keeps haunting me. they call themselves the mothers of the kidnapped by that i simply can't take it any more with it. for the 1st time, i see one of their videos have a line up in public holding signs demanding the release of their missing husbands and sons. i wanted to know more about why these women take to the streets and who are these men being abducted by the score as so called political prisoners femininely up to 100 should in law, had a man today is the 21st of january and we are standing in front of the building of the arab coalition, we are calling on the government to re open the cases of the kidnap him. abandon miller. i admire the bravery of these women and want to find a way to tell a story. but how can i a german woman report on a country at war? how can i be present in yemen without running the risk of becoming another casualty or endangering the women with my camera

for residents in santa clara county. people here are understandably experiencing a sense of mask fatigue, though many say they're accepting of santa clara county's decision to keep the indoor mask mandate longer than other counties. how long? how much longer do we have to wait to do that? that's the question on the minds of people who live and work in santa clara county, the county health officer says daily. new cases must first fall at or below 550 for an entire week. right now. the seven day average is about triple that in the past, but our county has been more restrictive regarding public health as it's doing now. ah but other than that, i can't say they're wrong. and everyone else is right because i don't really know. the factors that went into the decision. county health officials are optimistic they'll be lifting the indoor mask mandate in a few weeks. time once hospitalization rates decrease and transmission rates stabilized. 84% of santa clara county residents are fully vaccinated, whether vaccination rates so hi

santa rosa gets closer to the territory and not the warmest day. i will have that seven-day outlook coming up. >>> tonight, a dog owner is heartbroken after his golden retriever puppy was killed by a boxer in san francisco's delores park. that boxer was off its leash. we have the call for justice in a kpix5 exclusive. >> reporter: luna loved runs on the beach and snuggling with her owner. the dog crossed paths with an off-leash boxer. >> still had her on a leash. she went to sniff the other dog and frenzy attack, you know, for, probably lasted five, five seconds. >> reporter: luna died from internal injuries or a heart attack. according to the owner. he rushed her to the pet hospital where he hoped the boxer's owner would meet him. he was a no show. hundreds of commenters on nextdoor and redit helped him identify the owner. >> we think that ultimately it will be okay, this dog wear a muzzle, maybe go to a behaviorist but the owner will not be held accountable. >> reporter: the vicious and dangerous dog unit told us that the two parties and witnesse

santa rosa 40, san francisco 58. through our afternoon, plenty sunshine, bright to breezy offshore winds. 74 san francisco, 76 oakland, 78 san jose, 76 concord and check out santa rosa at 79 close to 80. i will let you know how long this warm weather will last. let's check with gee an flash flooding for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. >>> good morning. let's start with the ride along 101 where we are starting to track a few brake lights. this is south city into brisbain. a vehicle rolled over and then landed back on its wheels but there are injuries involved. you have fire activity emergency crews in the left lane as well as the center divide. they're trying to get everything to the shoulder. in the meantime, traffic is slow, sluggish conditions as you approach the area to about 25 miles per hour. 280 is wide open if you want to use that. we are still working on a crash south 101 before great america parkway. it is in the noncommute direction. >>> california covid case counts are dropping. we are averagin

one of the coldest spots will be santa rosa. that is where we will find a look at the danger presented by the cold temperatures. >>> right now it is close to freezing at just about 34 degrees. it is expected to drop down to 28 tonight. this is one of the warming centers set up by the city of santa rosa to give those unhoused a little bit of heat to get through the night. >> downtown santa rosa was like a ghost town. too cold for any sort of outdoor dining even with heat lamps. in this bitter cold those that are unhoused bundled up hoping it is enough for the below freezing temperatures. others turn to city services for help. >> we are here to gather around and we have facilities like port-a- potties and food and milk. so, yeah t is nice. there is nowhere else to get this. >> reporter: this drop in warming center is operated by the city of santa rosa and catholic charities with room for 40 people. >> i would like a hot meal if they have one. >> reporter: they were hoping to reserve a spot. last night they spent the night on the s

santa rosa con 38° esta noche.ol, temperaturas agradables para el fin de semana. la prÓxima semana regresamos con temperaturas en 50°. paola: gracias. la sequÍa persiste y se prolonga en california. los dos primeros meses del aÑo se perfilan como los mÁs secos del aÑo. >> si no tenemos lluvias en febrero y en marzo, tendremos condiciones extremas. paola: la sequÍa puede traer restricciones mÁs estrictas en reportera: es un gusto saludarlos. esta es la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs relevante del momento. hablemos de los deportes y de la europa league. barcelona empatÓ 1—1 ante el napoli. real betis derrotÓ 3—2 al zenit. gracias. paola: esta noche visitamos supermercados locales para entender cÓmo el precio de los aguacates impactan los comercios locales. esto y mÁs esta noche. si quiere reportar algÚn problema en su comunidad, llÁmenos o escrÍbenos. llegamos al final. gracias por acompaÑarnos. ilia: estas son las principales noticias hoy jueves. presidente de mÉxico acusÓ al gobierno del presidente biden de hacer campaÑ

. >> reporter: santa clara county supervisor otto liao to know. as a navy reservist he deployed to iraq in 2009 and survived the same kind of artillery attacks ukrainians are experiencing now. >> but when it gets close to you, when you hear it coming in really loud, you knew that you were in the kill zone. there is no way to escape. it's really like is this your unlucky day. >> reporter: lee joins with ukrainians in denouncing the invasion. >> just a barbaric act, something that we definitely need to condemn. >> reporter: valeria said she is central to america for supporting her country and wants that support to continue as the ukrainians fight for their own country. >> ukrainian spirit is very hard to break because we are a strong nation. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> we're joined life now by congresswoman jackie speier. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. today the u.s. joined the european union in imposing the sanctions on president putin directly. some people have been calling for that for quite a while no

well, joining us now is gary kremen, director of the santa clara valley water district.for joining us, scary, you know, you look at what happened in the month of december very wet january extremely dry, and that's carried over into today. so with this roller coaster winner, what is the outlook for your agency? well it's pretty hard to predict future weather, but locally things are not looking good with the bad january and february dry so far. with our reservoirs down, were pretty concerned about the situation as we go towards this summer. well, what is the status of a reservoirs right now? so our local reservoir it reservoirs cumulatively are only 26% of capacity. the reservoir that you have pictures of that 3% right now it's emptied for seismic reasons for 10 years. so we're pretty concerned not a lot of water coming into the county , not a lot of rainfall, and we're urging folks to conserve. you know, i was reading that you guys have already mandated a 15% reduction in water use. do you plan to implement more restrictions if things don't improve? well, no one can predi

mostly 70s in the santa clara valley. east bay, mid-70s red around the bay, a few spots in the low 70s, but mostly 70s, with upper 70s widespread in the north bay, getting close to 80 degrees. if the best chance of hitting a in northern sonoma and napa counties. 82 in cloverdale. temperatures will be at the warmest tomorrow. we back down by a degree or two on friday. it will still be very esdathe f will bring above average temperatures, then we start warming up again by wednesday of next week. >>> she is hoping to be the next survivor. we will tell you about the bay area woman who is one of the new cast ways >>> the list is out. 18 new castaways will compete for $1 million on the latest edition of "survivor" on cbs. one of them is a 19-year-old from palo alto. she's an ivy league student. you can catch her on the season premiere on march 9. >>> looking live now at oracle park, where the giants honor a franchise legend early in the season. may 7 will be buster posey day. the first 20,000 fans will get a collectors print wh

would you believe me if i told you this was february and santa cruz? this is chamber of commerce weather. >> no shortage of people who flocked to the beach to enjoy a great day on the coast, either you were hanging out, hanging 10 or hanging around. >> we could not have picked a better day to be out here. >> the beach was surprisingly less crowded. the real action was at the point where people lined up to take in the views of dozens of surfers taking advantage of near-perfect conditions and big waves. >> i am so thankful. i don't know if it is a miracle, global warming, times are changing, it is like 85 degrees, waves are barreling. heaven on earth. these are great conditions for surfers but there is a looming risk in the water for bay area swimmers looking to cool off up and down the coast. the national weather service has issued a hazard statement for multiple bay area communities, warning of dangerous waves and rip currents. the harbor patrol will be on high alert with more visitors coming to town. we do our normal patrols and the lifeguards have be

santa cruz county. salinas. petaluma. and marine county the money will clean up the encampments and move the people who live in them to shelters or other housing. new surveillance video of a burglary at the oakland marijuana dispensary. >> san francisco reopening now involves harry potter and fans like this. denails my story. dion: justice for hank the tank. while wildlife official says the massive bear may have been wrongly blamed for several home break-ins for south lake tahoe. >> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old cause major water damage, flooding, and mold. [mike] ivan, i've seen a lot of this. homeowners often don't realize what's behind the walls. agm are the only bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. visit agmrenovations.com today, and renovate before it's too late! and remember - we do kitchens too! ♪ agmrenova

downtown santa rosa tied a record in 28.ied a record in the low temperatures, even along the coast, temperatures got down to 30

no es necesario que muchos resultados al condado de santa clara >>> y si en el condado santa clara todavíanúmero de casos sigue estando muy alto por lo cual, en estos momentos tenemos el mandato de usar mascarillas en interiores >>> perfecto, hay que recordar el uso de mascarillas, y la distancia social. gracias por estar respondiendo a las inquietudes, vocero del departamento de santa clara. también, recuerde que usted puede llamar para hacer cualquier pregunta las personas que están en este momento contestando estas dudas. puede llamar al númeroque está viendo en pantalla y expertos en salud aclaran sus dudas >>> continuamos con información cientos de trabajadores de santa clara enfrentan un futuro al no seguir el mandato de vacunación el plazo venció el 1 de febrero y se sabe que 161 trabajadores del área de salud, la libertad condicional no cumplan con el requisito. así que por ahora cada departamento decidirá qué acciones tomará hacia la asignación de puesto, licencia temporal o contrato >>> y hablamos que cada ciudad autónoma política con esto de la pandemia así que tome nota otro ca

mid-40s in santa rosa in at 40 degrees in morning. the day in san francisco, we are looking at mid-60s with plenty of sun. for oakland and a beautiful day for you. we are looking at 68 degrees. warming up, definitely spring like weather and for san jose upper 60s, close to 70 in the santa clara valley with plenty of sun. we will talk about changes. i'm tracking e retu of n bree. e temperaturesolwn in tseven da coming up. let's check this with gianna. >>> it's a tough drive for folks going toward 680. we have a traffic alert southbound in the fremont area. a big rig crash blocking several lanes. look at that map. that's a significant back up. down about seven miles an hour. five as you get closer to the fremont area. traveling on that southbound side of 680. looks like 84, really backed up as well. we are seeing the brake lights on niles canyon as people try to use that. tough ride if you are going along 680. 48 minute travel time. down to 237. you could stay on 580 out of the pass all the way to 880. i will say this. we are tracking s

hay un bajo nivel de hospitalizaciones el condado santa clara debe mantener estos números por al menose lleva a cabo en estos momentos una conferencia de prensa desde el condado santa clara dice que si se mantienen los números serán marzo que se utilizaría la mascarilla es decir ya no será obligatorio su uso en lugares o al interior de establecimientos por supuesto tendremos detalles en noticieros de en vivo desde las cinco de la tarde y si necesita más información sobre el covid-19 o las vacunas o pruebas para detectar el virus hoy jueves tendremos una línea de ayuda disponible para responder a todas sus preguntas estaremos desde las cinco de la tarde a las siete de la noche ahí tiene el número en pantalla se puede comunicar para aclarar sus dudas hoy jueves. en telemundo 48 somos primero contigo hablemos de la preocupación que tiene muchos vendedores del mercado la pulga en san josé ellos alegan que la ciudad tomó algunas decisiones sin consultar incluyendo un aumento en el cobro del estacionamiento y un cobro por admisión. tenemos todos los detalles >> lo principal es que vemos bast

it comes to a quarter of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. just barely more than a trace for san jose and not much more than that. the last of the showers faded off in the radar within the last hour or so. flurries over the higher elevations but now that the precipitation has depart today is time for the cold air to take over with the clear skies over head. the temperatures will be in free fall for the rest of tonight. currently we are running in the upper 30s to lower 40s. 37 degrees in livermore, santa rosa to 44 degrees for downtown san francisco. its closer you are to the bay and the coast the warmer your temperatures will be. inland valleys, likely, dropping down two or below freezing by early tomorrow morning, that is why we have a freeze warning in effect for most inland parts of the pay area. in the light blue, a frost advisory along the north bay coast and down to the peninsula. the coldest temperatures in the north bay valleys, dropping down to the middle to upper 20s. the temperatures will drop down to below freezing for inland val

santa cruz county. salinas. petaluma. and marine county the money will clean up the encampments and move the people who live in them to shelters or other housing. new surveillance video of a burglary at the oakland marijuana dispensary. >> san francisco reopening now involves harry potter and fans like this. denails my story. dion: justice for hank the tank. while wildlife official says the massive bear may have been wrongly blamed for several home break-ins for south lake tahoe. >> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy anchor: it didn't take long for burglars to get into oakland's ivy hill cannabis store. surveillance video shows how they use add lexus and then four people just walked in. they were in and out in just seven minutes. ivy hill's owner says it's probably not the first time they tried. >> i'm pretty sure the same group of people has been attempting to hit us for month. we have pretty solid security and a whole system of monitoring that we do. and we've had o.p.d. people interrupt befor

and 76 degrees in santa rosa. nice numbers right now.ut middle of winter or 71 degrees on the coastline right now in half moon bay. 68 now pacifica. still 71 in san francisco. some of the valley's begin to cool off a little bit. but very comfortable out there this evening, especially for a winter's evening out there. but things are beginning to change. i think we'll see some major changes. long-range forecast right now, though, that big dome of high pressure sitting over head and it's going roll in over the state for tomorrow. and that's going to bring with it more offshore winds and probably the warmest weather of the week is that ridge says right above us that is going to crank up these temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. think some places getting near 80 degrees by tomorrow would be surprised. the couple places go over that about 78 degrees in morgan hill. 77 in downtown san jose. 74 in oakland about 74. also in san francisco in out of the beach. again, those temperatures up in the 70's a cooling off a little bit as we head into frida

>>> the santa clara public health officer sharing encouraging news today. we know the county is reaching hospitalization and vaccination metrics. hospitalizations are stable and there is a high vaccination rate. the metric the county has been waiting on is seven day average of new daily cases. the seven day average of daily cases had to be 550 or below. it was at 555 yesterday. today she says they have met the metric but masks can't come off quite yet. that's because it has to be at or below 550 for seven consecutive days. things are moving in the right direction. dr. cody is confident the mask mandate will be lifted come march 2. we spoke with a ucf infectious disease specialist. he says this may not have made a big difference on a population level as we know people travel from county to county but it could have made a difference for certain people who chose to take more precautions. the county's approach wasn't unreasonable. >> you look at the history of what happened in the county. santa clara was one of the first places hit hard, harder than anybody els

>> trabajan en espacios abiertos y la protección de recursos naturales en los condado santa clara y san sus costras y terrenos agrícolas incluyendo algunas ciudades también tenemos un programa de educación donde hemos entrenado a cientos de personas para que hagan nuestro trabajo y proteger nuestro ambiente y otros asuntos para el beneficio de todas las comunidades. >> actualmente es protegido por el condado santa clara y entidades ambientales hay un riesgo latente que ponen peligro a la flora y fauna de este lugar además incrementaría el riesgo de inundaciones al sur de la bahía y empeora las condiciones de sequía sepa cuál es el reto actual que enfrenta esta reserva natural? >> es posible en el futuro alguien quiera hacer desarrollo aquí sería muy importante que la gente siga and hablar, sigan de decirle al condado que es muy importante protegerlo sería muy máximo todo esto no lo tenemos aquí para disfrutar ni para los animales ni para la lucha contra el cambio climático. >> si quiere ayudar a preservar este lugar y conocer noticias de este y otros recursos naturales visite la página

mañana levantarnos y tendremos temperaturas de 35 en santa rosa y también en san josé con 38 y mañanay no alcanzará ni los 50 grados y santa rosa son las máximas que desde entonces el miércoles en la mañana hablamos apenas 30 grados de santa rosa y así las temperaturas van a estar justo en el tiempo de congelación y por lo tanto hay alertas en el tiempo tenemos una vigilancia por congelada y estoy hablando de los condados de napa y entrará en vigor mañana martes. continuará el martes y tiene impacto en la salud y del cuerpo tembloroso y dificultad al hablar y así que antes de esta semana tener en cuenta que las amarras usar guantes y chocolate caliente, té y café y no se olvide de mascotas y plantas que pueden sufrir. tendremos potencial ligero e incluso nieves del punto más alto de santa cruz y posibilidad de lluvia para mañana martes >> sopa caliente de pollo porque es bastante viento y hablando de las lluvias serán suficiente para aliviar la sequía? >> estas precipitaciones que estarán mañana en breve periodo de tiempo y con ese potencial y acumulaciones por décima de pulgada. regr