they rally, they fight two battles around saratoga. and bergoin surrenders and this also impresses the french. >> and bergoin, was he a decisionmaker in the french? was he influential? >> yoshoh, yeah, he's the man i charge. >> he with his treaty said things are not going to work with the british. this treaty and the americans are going to want to be independent at that point. >> right. >> so he in a way was with the americans way back when? >> well, he thought we might be useful. you know, some of the french are forced for politics reasons how to screw britain. that's the only reason. there are french who are for us because they embraced the cause. they think that there's something -- that this is a fight for freedom which they identify with. i'll just mention one french officer baron dekalb. he had a german name but he spent his whole life in the service of the king of france. he was actually sent over to america in the late 1760s as a secret agent. and his job is to assess are the americans going to revolt at anytime? and he reports

john from saratoga found out while cycling on skyline boulevard. is is there a time where you're like, it's too cold to go out for a bike reside? >> today. >> reporter: the temperatures dropped into the 30s. there was a threat of snow showers but the window closed when a winter weather advisory canceled. the sun's out. but it's not warm. >> it's not warm enough yet. maybe in the afternoon. >> reporter: we drove highway 9 from scotts valley into saratoga. no snow yet? >> no snow. >> reporter: no snow but the scenery was beautiful. frosty conditions in some spots. the cold weather made for an interesting camping trip for nicky and yulia. >> perhaps we didn't look at the weather as closely as we should have, but it turned out to be this magical adventure. so, a very freezing and very memorable adventure. >> reporter: any regrets? >> no, it was wonderful. >> reporter: cold but wonderful. >> yes, but a fourth pair of socks would have helped. >> reporter: you'll need a fifth pair of socks tonight. it will stay cold. the national weather service has issue

but i could turn the talk wise saratoga is a great place for the future and invest in real estate now and in the near future there will be a lot of people selling houses on the jersey shore and moving am not a financial advisor but if i were i might be suggesting you think about real estate. but one thing i have learned about this book nowhere is immune to the sea level rise may be oklahoma but i just want to show you a picture of albany. the hudson river and the yellow area will likely flood frequently by the end of the century. that is a long way away but this is 100 miles so what is one thing that is important to think about it isn't just about the beaches because as the water goes up it pushes water to weird hasn't done before changing the river flow in the waves and things that we don't think about when we think about sea level rise. so this is just to say even though we are high and mighty we are not. so now i will talk about my life i have basically 15 years i have been writing about climate change and all kinds of things this is just an example of one story on fracking i have

they were caught with mail from saratoga. they don't think the three have anything to the with the mail truck break-ins. >>> a photographer at the pyeongchang olympics got an up close look at the athletes training ahead of the competition, including the ski team hitting the slopes. to send. you )re abouto >>> it was impressive. spacex just got one step closer to sending people to mars. you're about to hear two things, the sound of thunder and history being made. there goes the falcon heavy rocket, heavy because it can carry a heavy payload into space. this is the first time a rocket this powerful has been sent into space by a private company. so what did ceo elon musk think of it? >> the possibility and excitement here has got me quite giddy actually. >> and what was the falcon carrying? it was carrying musk's roadster, which you can see right there, built by his other company, tesla. at the wheel, a crash dummy who will rack up a lot of miles in orbit. there was one glitz. musk just confirmed that the center racket that was

saratoga, 57. those are mild conditions for many. 40s for some. monterey is at 57 degrees already.high pressure at least through thursday. may be over the weekend we will get a breeze and some cooling. we have warm conditions all the way into thursday and maybe friday. after that, we will get a little bit cooler weather. we are above average. it is amazing. >> it's 20 degrees above average. that's a lot. >> for the first time in giants history, they may retire the number of a player who is not in the hall of fame. >> barry bonds. the only words are coming soon. bonds is an mvp, seven times. the giants have retired nine numbers the giants have not released any specific information on a formal announcement. it could happen this saturday during fan fest. >>> it is 4:52. a big turnout to help a paralyzed wrestler. the big contribution that may help that man get mobile again. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. >>> welcome back. people displaced by buyers will get some help this morning. the sonoma county board of superv

>> john from saratoga found out while cycling on skyline boulevard. >> is it ever too cold to bike ride? >> today. >> temperatures dropped into the low 30s. the threat of snow showers was real during a small window of time this morning. that abruptly closed at 6:30 a.m. when a winter weather advisory was canceled. >> the sun is outs. >> yeah. >> but it's not warm? >> it's not warm enough yet. >> we drove highway 9 from scotts valley to skyline boulevard into saratoga. >> no snow yet? >> still no snow. >> no snow, but the scenery was beautiful. frosty conditions in some spots. the cold weather made for an interesting camping trip for this couple. >> i think perhaps we didn't look at the weather as closely as we should have. it turned out to be this magical adventure. a very freezing and very memorable adventure. >> any regrets? >> no. it was wonderful. >> cold but wonderful? >> yeah. >> next time, a fourth pair of socks would have helped. >> reporter: you may need a fifth pair of socks tonight. it's going to stay cold. the national weather service issued that freeze watch starting at mid

passenger plane crashed just minutes after taking off killing all seventy one people on board the saratoga airlines flight was heading to or squint it plunged into a field in the countryside just outside moscow on sunday and a number of buildings in tonga including the parliament have been flattened by cycling gaeta category four storm tore roofs off houses downed power lines and caused extensive flooding in the tiny pacific nation officials have described it as the most powerful storm to hit the capital packing winds in excess of two hundred thirty kilometers an hour officials have declared a state of emergency and set up evacuation centers well that's it for myself and the team here in london more news coming up from doha at the top of the next hour off to rebel geeks which starts now. al jazeera. where ever your. digital technology is the promise of intimacy and easement and even longer not. even a g.g. billions of calculations in our pockets it seems we discovered a need i mention. in which everything in our lives can be increased and tracked and intent is money. that is convenience pr

highway 1 west of saratoga, if your route takes you there, it may be slick. a lot of the bay area is not near the freezing mark but the north bay is. so some of the temperatures across the north bay 29 in healdsburg. that's where it's turning into snow flurries. 34 in guerneville so can't quite switch to that. they are getting rain and then st. helena temperatures in some sections down to 31. sonoma 31. so below freezing does determine whether or not you will see rain or snow and throughout the rest of the bay area this morning, 44 in san francisco, 38 in san jose. livermore 33 degrees. so temperatures not as bad. this is what we had yesterday. we broke a lot of records. santa rosa official record that came in actually was 25 degrees for that morning low. napa, sfo, oakland, all destroyed records that were set for morning lows on the date same with salinas, watsonville, half moon bay, eight records broken throughout the area. not getting strong winds but tomorrow we'll start to see winds. another system is coming through tomorrow and we'll see that one also b

saratoga 82, pittsburg 82, petaluma 81, even the port of oakland, not inland, right on the water port of oakland 80 degrees. it ends today up to 14 degrees cooler coming up tomorrow, breezy as well. so the heat is over. we've had nine straight days with record highs. we aren't doing 10. livermore tonight 42, napa 44, redwood city 40 city. first thing you notice tomorrow morning is not rainfall. a breeze will pick up out of the north giving us somewhat cooler weather. we could use some cold and snow in the sierra because this is bad, snowpack 23% of average, tiny chance of a snow shower next monday night into tuesday. it will be cooler in the mountains this weekend, up near 70 today at tahoe, 46 tomorrow, 48 with breezy conditions in the mountains coming up sunday. let's talk about this change. our ridge of high pressure is beginning to retreat. it's beginning to move west. what it will allow is a couple fronts to move up and over the ridge and slide down into california. i've circled one mass of clouds. we won't see rainfall, but it may be cloudy this evening and overnight and with th

this happened we've heard so much about europeans and people from all over the world going to iowa saratoga to fight they've been radicalized and there are concerns about them coming back but this issue of the children the children they've had a wall there in iowa territory that has been completely under reported this is the first case that i'm aware of your child who was born and i asked territory was brought back to europe we heard in that report people raising security concerns someone said these kids could be ticking time bombs out for a kid who's two or three that doesn't seem like such an issue but certainly you can imagine that with a. teenager they might be a little less likely to want to take them back absolutely this is the discussion that have been existing already now after the reports. about what kind of of age of children we are talking about are we talking about fourteen months or nine or ten years old yeah this is the critical point between that and this i think i as in the end of the day use the children to in eighty years tool to the next generation to create in the next f

down outside moscow exploded when it hit the ground and there was no previous fire on board the saratoga airlines regional jet disappeared from radar screens shortly after takeoff on sunday all seventy one people on the plane died authorities are still searching for what clues caused the crash. there battling the biting cold to find answers to one of brushes worst ever plane crashes but with the site covered in six no it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. nearly one thousand people as well as drones and snowmobiles have been deployed to comb through the icy fields his signature which we plan to continue the main stage of search and rescue operations fist seven days. the wreckage is scattered across a very large area the snow is heavy and the terrain is difficult. for the street to be of use. the plane came down just outside moscow minutes after taking off for the southeastern city of course all sixty five passengers and six crew members were killed three children were among the dead. but what exactly caused the crash about whether technical failure were human error c.c.t.v. foota

and/ and orinda more agoa, saratoga. imperial was number one. near el centro. >>> encouraging people to call if they -- text if they can't. abc7 news reporter melony woodrow. >> it will be a good thing to make that available for the speech impaired, deaf, hard-of-hearing community. >> we want you to call if you can, but we want you to text if you have to. >> reporter: receiving 4,911 calls every month. dispatchers recall times text would make a deference. home invasions or instances of domestic violence or abuse. >> drunk father was trying to get into the room where i had her and her sister in the closet. >> reporter: the system isn't perfect. if you text a location that is next to a freeway, the text goes to the chp. and that agency needs to route it to at appropriate chp. the first question is for the senders location. the text is not gps capable yet. dispat dispatchers can type pre text questions back. hoping it will expand to include text photos and videos. >> you could be causing serious injury to someone who is a victim. >> reporter: melon

passenger plane crashed just minutes after taking off killing all seventy one people on board the saratoga airlines flight was heading to or squat it plunged into a field in the countryside just outside moscow on sunday. and a number of buildings in tonga including the parliament have been flattened by cycling gaeta a category four storm tore roofs off houses downed power lines and caused extensive flooding in the tiny pacific nation officials have described it as the most powerful storm to hit the capital packing winds in excess of two hundred thirty kilometers an hour officials have declared a state of emergency and set up evacuation centers what's it for myself and the team here in london war news coming up from doha at the top of the next hour off to revel geeks which starts now. al-jazeera. where ever your. digital technology is the promise of intimacy and he's meant and even longer not. the ability to do billions of calculations in our pockets it seems we've discovered a need to mention. in which everything in our lives can be increased and tracked and turned smart. it is convenience

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and santa clara and saratoga, 35 and 37. temperatures today will be

and santa clara and saratoga, 35 and 37. temperatures today will be in the 60s. but don't get used to it. changes on sunday. >>> sal, what do you want to start with? >> one near the airport. northbound 101 we'll start there. there's a crash and traffic getting up to san francisco international airport may be affected as they've issued a sig-alert. it's going to be there for a while. if you don't need to be on 101. use 280. southbound 880 at industrial. there's an injury accident involving a motorcycle. and that one involved no injuries as we look at interstate 880 it looks good heading to the silicon valley. it looks nice or going the other way to downtown oakland. and at the bay bridge, we're light compared to where we should be at a five-minute delay. 6:01, back to the desk. >>> we're getting more information about the shooting in parkland, florida. >> authorities have identified the victims and provided new information about the 19-year- old who's been charged in the shooting. nikolas cruz has confessed to the shooting. he took an uber ride to the school and w

sunnyvale, cupertino, or saratoga, still looks good. this is northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. we're hoping that today is the day that we have the best commute of the week at the bay bridge. looks like it's just a little bit lighter. sometimes we have a full toll plaza. it's not full yet. we'll see what happens. >>> let's bring steve in. >> sal kings tonight on espn. >> friday night plans already. >> these are the forecast highs. we'll take a look at livermore which will be in record setting territory. forecast high 75, 75, 75, 74, 73. and yesterday they did set a record along with half moon bay and sfo and also san jose. sfo 73, half moon bay, livermore, and san jose, 74. that's san jose and other areas today will be close. santa cruz will not. the forecast high is 74 and the record is 83. livermore could tie. santa rosa could tie 1982. san francisco would fall three short. and san rafael would fall four short. here's east san jose which tends to run a little warmer. oops, february 2nd, 76, 77, 77 are the forecast highs. way abo

recovery 85 towards saratoga. traffic in towards coup tino, a little prop.hings are starting to move better from high street to fifth, oak. back to you. >> thanks, mike. another local news update for you in half an hour. >> storm ranger. >> the bay area's only doppler radar. it fills in the gaps other radars miss. >> when it comes to details, nobody comes close. >> on your phone. >> get the most accurate forecast. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're b

there are 50s, including saratoga at 55. los gatos at 57. san jose is at 53. there is enough of an off shore breeze and northerly breeze to keep this pattern going, which means probably another sixth day of record highs for many. there is a lot of fog in southern california. coastal variety. not june bloom. heading towards santa barbara and san luis obispo. then it will run into resistance. napa airport says 60. fairfield is 59. livermore is 57. one observation in oakland is 60. berkeley lab is 63. city now 61 officially. i mean, the record is 77. they may get close to that if that continues. i don't see any reason why it won't. high pressure is here and not doing anything except getting us near record highs. 70s for just about everybody. 7:01. sal, do you have good news, bad news, or what? >> i would say it is about the same. traffic is beginning to normalize a little bit. i want to show you the traffic at the toll plaza will be backed up all the way to the maze which is typical. we had an earlier crash on the bridge. it wasn't serious at all but it slowed th

speaking of saratoga, 56 at that observation. 58 at los gatos. far as we go. 50s in soquel and santa cruz. 52 in san jose. speaking of east san jose, february 2nd the average high is 62. forecast highs, 76, 77, 77 degrees. so it is going to be a warm one. i'll just stay over here by the desk. i'm tell you what, i'll stay over by the desk. there you go. these are the records to beat today. records to beat. 76 santa cruz won be a record. san jose would. san francisco would fall short. san rafael would fall short. as far as we're going on climate data, you have to go back to 1976. this was the rain year is july 1st to june 30th. 1975-'76 for those who were here was a very dry year. january 1976 only had a third of an inch. records were set on february 2nd. february 5th it snowed in san francisco. that was the last big snow event. things can change quick. just remember that. by the way on february 3rd, 197 santa cruz was 8 -- 1976, santa cruz was 80. things can change quick. there might be something around president's day weekend. >> thank you, steve

near interstate 2-80 at the saratoga avenue off-ramp. the fire spread to a few trees -- but crews were able to get a handle on it. the cause is under investigation. (steve) also in san jose: two deadly shootings happen just blocks from each other. and as kron 4's lydia pantazes reports... they happened only hours apart. police say at 2:28 this morning san jose police officers responded to a person shot on the 300 block of keyes st. in san jose. when officers got here they found an adult male with at least one gunshot wound.he died at the scene.the identity of the victim has not been released. police are asking for help identifying the person or people responsible.we also talked to an employee at a business nearby who did not want to talk on camera.he came to the scene because he was asked to show police surveillance video from his business.this incident happened about a mile from another incident last night also here in san jose. that shooting happened on east alma ave and south first street in san jose.police responded to multiple shots

the coolest now, cupertino, saratoga and sunny veil, 49, 39 and 38 degrees.t is freezing cold in brentwood. 2 degrees. that is the cool spot about everywhere. 31 in novato. freezing cold there. san pueblo, 42. alameda 47. san carlos, 41. san francisco at 48 degrees. here's a look at the western side of the bay bridge. taking mass transit today, it is a cooler morning and will be a cooler afternoon if you're going to be on the bay. it's going to become breezy. it will be cloudy on the road at times today as the cold front roelgs through. get the kids ready for school. dress them warmer this morning. 45 to 44. it's not going to be warm, as warm as noon either. 56 to 57. it will be breezy outside but cool for kids. the accuweather forecast, touch of winter coming back. here's sue. >>> we're checking the san mateo bridge. the right-hand shoulder there. more emergency crews arriving on scene with the accident out of lanes. very slow traffic remains due to lookie loos across the span. about a 35-minute drive from the toll plaza towards foster city. it's a big rig i

los gatos at 30 and close in sclier a, c santa clara and saratoga at 33. 36 at redwood city. 28 in livermore. 30 in danville and lafayette. >> 38 in novato and frosty 31 in napa. gorgeous shot of the city from mt. tamalpais. exercising today, the bay. a lot calmer than yesterday. they'll be sunny all day today. not nearly as blustery as yesterday. we've got a dry weekend with temperatures warming back to near average by sunday. mother nature drops the hammer on monday. show you what to expect coming up next, sue. >>> seismic activity, they had a 3.5 earthquake in danville. as typical proet cal for b.a.r.t., they have slowed down the system to make sure the tracks are okay. make sure you're aware of the delay. live sky 7 over hayward union city on 880. the truck is blocking the two left lanes. the right lanes are getting by. no tow truck on the site yet. we've got delays not only in the northbound direction but in the southbound direction as well past the scene. 238 remains a good all the mat for you. >>> thank you, sue. movement with the model 3. it appears tesla may finally be rolling out t

the author of the bill who lives in saratoga said she introduced to because she believes that chemicalsare linked to autism, parkinson's, and cancer. >>> as you give chocolate to your loved ones this valentine's day, you might want to consider giving a different kind of gift to a stranger. today is national organ donor day, which brings awareness and encourages people to be organ donors. organizers want people to focus on for other types of donations as well. tissue, blood, platelet and marrow. if you do not have time to donate today, many organizations have donation drives he around. >>> it is the last thing you want to see when you get on a plane. look out the window. and engine falls apart in midair. i am not kidding. i will tell you more about the flight when we come back. >>> we have traffic that is moving along pretty well in some areas, but getting slower at others. i do see an officer here, trying to get through traffic. we will let you know what is going on here at the toll plaza. >>> cold air this morning. we have a weak system coming in from the north. there are signs of cold

the author of the bill who lives in saratoga says she introduced this because she believes that chemicals are linked to autism, parkinson's and cancer.>>> i want to check in on the commute. how does it look?>> it looks okay, certainly northbound 101, the traffic coming in from gilroy is off to a nice start. the right to san jose and the long commute a lot of people may to morgan hill looks good. i will continue to watch. we do not have a lot going on in san jose. the traffic is moving well. driving to the main part of san jose and all roads look good. we are off to a quiet start is what we like. this is a look at northbound 280 going up to highway 17. at the bay bridge toll present there is a little bit of backup but nothing major. the metering lines come on around this time. today it could be later. let's bring stephen. >>> it is cold and dry. hour stretch of dry river -- dry weather is now up to -- the last rain was on january 25. that is a long time. too long. we are 20 days now without measurable precipitation here in the bay area. they are getting rain in southern california, but not

. >> the saratoga county sheriff's office has the number of trainings they do is up from one or two to >> i think we need to get out of the mind-set. it is way and is going to happen. >> in this drill, they use live blank gunfire and mock pipe bombs to make it as real as possible. the drill begins when an officer acting as the shooter wounds a salesman outside. he manages to call 911. police are in route. the distribution center initiates a lockdown. the gunman enters, firing gunshots and throwing pipe bombs, shooting an employee. the first police response arrives on scene and they go towards the gunshots as the shooter fires rounds in the warehouse, the police confront him. >> shoot me! >> a second police dream treats the wounded and begins to evacuate. employees are taught to run, hide, or fight. >> when you see the person coming toward you with a gun, your instinct takes over and you run. >> didn't know where he was going, didn't know how fast the response was going to be. >> three months ago jeff sessions awarded a $5.4 million grant for the alert center in texas, the preeminent ac

here's a live look right near saratoga and you can see traffic moving well in both directions. a live look near poplar and you can see the traffic definitely starting to build in that northbound direction. but we aren't tracking any yellow on our sensors. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have had reports of lanes blocked. it's on the bridge on the lower deck so as you approach treasure island. bridge crews are clearing it. speeds are still in the green. that's opposite commute direction. at the bay bridge toll plaza it's slow. so hope you have a cup of coffee while you wait in line. you're in the yellow making your way into san francisco this morning with a travel time that continues to climb, 21 minutes. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> well, a lot of people may be noticing this. because we have had spring-like conditions, yes, some of the flowers out there are blooming. we are seeing all kinds of beautiful blossoms out there. chris said spring has sprung in vallejo. it certainly is showing on all the trees and plants so yes, the warmer weather is contribut

saratoga at 40. everybody else in the mid-40s until san jose and mountain view, about 48 degrees. we've got 41 in newark. look at the mid to upper 30s from lafayette, danville to livermore. mid-30s. napa 35. sebastopol 36. let's take a lock at what's going on. you can see the bay bridge right there. a few passing clouds and a little breeze. this is one of the bridges affected. the other is the san mateo bridge as we've got a northwest wind blowing down the peninsula and across that bridge. also in the higher elevations watch out for the breezes this morning. just a little warmer for mass transit, especially in the deeper valleys. total sunshine today. kids, winter is back. it doesn't mean rain. means the temperatures are back. hopefully they won't forget the coat. 51 to 55 at 11:00. when the school day winds down around 3:00, we'll be around 56 to 59 degrees. wind gusts are going to pick up. along coast, they're 10 to 20 miles per hour by noon everywhere. they hold there during the afternoon hours. they'll taper everywhere in the evening. this concerns me. fairfield, napa and sant

i want to end with this image, grant in his last days in upstate new york near saratoga, sitting on a rattan chair that still exists on that porch, editing his memoirs. which leads us to john and his new version of the book. this might be his most heroic act, don't you think? >> it was. he literally died a few days after he completed writing his memoirs. when you think about that, i think ron chernow said to me fairly recently, grant was suffering from cancer, throat cancer, and the only thing you can do in these days was to water down opium. and yet he wrote pages upon pages upon pages. and if you look them, they were very few changes, that's how good he was. whereas most historians, we are lucky if we get four five pages in one day. this is a really marvelous picture and it indicates a man who is absolutely brave to the very end. the reason he is so brave is because he wants to make sure his beloved julia will have some money left. >> because he was ruined. by the real bernie made off of his time, frederick ward. , i hate to end quoting groucho marx, but who is buried in grant's tom

danville, orinda, moraga and saratoga. six other cities? southern california also tied for number one. researchers looked at some of the crime statistics along with population data. they also looked at violent crimes and property crimes and if you want to see a full report and where your city ranks, we will put up the full report on abc7news.com. >>> the city of alameda is considering installing a license plate recognition system to help police fight crime. >>> the police chief is asking city council to spend half a million dollars toward purchasing the devices. 13 cameras will be installed near the bridges that link alameda and oakland and over some intersections. the devices would record when cars come and go and locate missing or wanted vehicles. the council will vote on that issue tomorrow. >>> tis the season for girl scout cookies. one girl scout returned to a popular spot. danielle sold cookies outside of a -- this marks her fourth year selling there. this is the first time, though, since recreational marijuana sales became legal. >>

it's now snowing to the hills west of saratoga and south of sunnyvale and cupertino where the temperature is between 34 and 36 degrees. it may snow in a few spots in evening in the santa cruz mountains, so the atmosphere is cold enough to support high elevation snowfall. the system is working its way north to south. so those of you in san jose who have had sunshine, if you were to look north now, you'd probably see some dark ominous clouds. that will yield rain and the chance of small hail in the next hour or so. we are clearing out in san francisco, one more wave of light rain showers that may move through, highs today chilly, san francisco 51, napa 57, half moon bay 54. a pretty breezy night in the north bay hills, sustained winds 30 miles per hour with higher gusts above 2,000 feet in the north bay. we had a front move through this morning. you got some rainfall. then it cleared out. then we had a low move through and the atmosphere was even more unstable with the heating of the day in the 50s and things blossomed over the sacramento valley and the bay area. in the north and east bay n

saratoga, santa clara, 36. san jose at about 41 degrees. 37 right now in newark.ayette and danville at 34. freezing cold, 31 in livermore. freezing cold 32 in novato. look at alameda and san francisco, upper 40s for you. here's a look at walnut creek, south on 680. mass transit today, cool but comfortable temperatures this afternoon. watch out for the glaring sunshine on the roads or the tranquil bay today. lunar new year starts today. happy new year. 60s and 70s. sunday, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. the winds are manageable tomorrow. less than 10 miles per hour. while we're sleeping, they'll jump to 15 to 20 miles per hour. up to 20 to 35 miles per hour sunday afternoon. little harder for outdoor activities then. here's sue. >>> metering lights run late. school is out today and no work today for the long president's holiday make tg longer. we have a wait at the toll plaza. about a 15-minute wait to get through the tolls. it's not a bad commute from you this morning except on the peninsula where we have a sig-alert. overturned vehicle blocking the two left lane

cold air drainage around t saratoga. lafayette, 37. 45 in danville. look at napa, 49. the winds keeping the temperatures up in napa but notice how the winds will relax as we head throughout the day and by the time you get home this evening hardly a wind at all. i'll show you those temperatures coming up. sue has some good news for your commute. >> i do have some good news. first some bad news. northbound on the golden gate bridge a stall. you can see that caution light flashing. fortunately it is northbound and the golden gate bridge crew is fast in getting those stalls out of there. southbound, though, your commute direction is looking pretty good. we do have better news over the altamont pass an earlier accident. three vehicles involved. they are now pushed off to the right-hand shoulder near grant line. unfortunately, the damage is done. i just checked your drive time from tracy into dublin, an hour and 30 minutes. ouch. so maybe consider taking an ace train this morning. >> good advice. thank you, sue. this morning ulta responding to claims the company is repackagi

saratoga, cupertino, santa clara. around 40 to 44 in san jose and also in mountain view. 37 right now in newark. lafayette, 33. i saw one report around lafayette, 29 degrees. easily the cool spot this morning. san pablo and san francisco, alameda and san carlos, 46 degrees. a look from sutro tower. just how dry and clear it is this morning. it is a cooler morning so dress appropriately on mass transit. the roads, most of the dampness has been dry and breezy early on the bay. not quite as breezy this afternoon. for the kids today no need to worry about them getting wet. those temperatures still hanging in the upper 30s to low 40s. not as chilly at 11:00. 50 to 53 degrees. by 3:00 just sunny and dry. a good day to be outside. 53 to 58 degrees. sunshine all day today. 49 at 8:00. 52 at noon and then mid-50s to about 4:00. back into the upper 40s this evening. east bay valleys, 40 this morning but about 57 by noon. 61 possible around 2:00 and 4:00. i want to show you this real quick. this will be a big part of my weather

pittsburg, not far behind union city and saratoga at 49. we have pleasanton and santa clara at 45. 44 at petaluma. as far as your activities, warmer at the beaches as the winds blow offshore a little bit. dry and warmer if you're going to be out exercising. if you're running errands, take the sunglasses. our east bay valleys, here's a look at at 8:00. we jump to 59 by 10:00 to 66 at noon. we hang out around 70 from 2:00 to 4:00. 63 at 6:00 and back at 8:00 with decreasing clouds back into the 50s. high for the peninsula, high clouds and sunshine all day. but we go from 50 at 8:00 to look at that, 64 at noon. upper 60s from 2:00 to 4:00. clouds will hang around during the evening. that will keep us mild at about 59 degrees. we come back, we'll take a look at how close we'll get to record high temperatures this weekend. here's reggie and natasha with more news. >>> the gma first look. a high stake battle over the release of a secret republican memo. >> it criticizes the fbi and the justice department over the russia investigation. here's ceci

and then 44. 37 in santa clara and saratoga and walnut creek and american canyon right now. here's a look at the activity planner for today. dress warm once again if you're exercisin exercising. on the bay, the beach, we've got showers. if you're going to be in the south bay. 41 at 8:00. at noon, around 48. upper 50s for 2:00 to 4:00. easily some of the warmer neighborhoods. back by 8:00, down to 50 degrees. a quick look at the peninsula, you can see a lot of cloud cover up to 2:00. then we'll spike at 4:00 at about 55 degrees. >>> let's turn it over to sue for a look at the morning commute. >> we've got a car that a silver explorer that conqued out in the middle lane. before the 880 overcrossing. the headlights are headed in the northbound direction. behind that, you may kinder find a backup. our big problem spots this morning continue to be sigalerts. one near pinole valley road. chp updated the information saying the two left lanes now remain blocked with a motorcycle down and the rider was seen down in the fast lane. so heads up there. waiting for an update. our second s

in the south bay, from 45 in alum rock, same thing in saratoga. cambria park, 60. 55 in san jose. 48 right now in newark to 60 in danville and fairfield. 55 in san francisco. the same thing in napa. look at the bottom. 46 degrees. looks like a lot of traffic out there this morning. let's talk about your commute planner not seeing fog, no clouds. sunshine definitely will have the glasses. breezy in the hills. if you're driving and taking mass transit and you want the polarized sunglasses on the bay so it reduces the glare off the water. dress the kids for about 52 to 60. one of those days where make sure they bring the hoodie home. look at these temperatures by 11:00. 66 to 67. by the time they're finished with school, 66 at the coast but mid-70s around the bay and inland. i'll tell you how much longer this record-setting temperatures will last. let's see what sue is watching. >> we'll check now. yes, metering lights are on. typical for your morning drive. the car-poolers are getting by just fine as you can see. if your commute is from hercules int

these three were caught in cupertino with mail from residents in saratoga. one suspect admitted stealing mail from unlocked mailboxes during the night. the sheriff's office says there's a few things you can do to protect yourself. don't accepted cash in the mail. never leave your mail in the mailbox overnight. drop outgoing mail at the post office whenever possible. >>> the fairfield police department is hosting an education forum on security cameras. it's for those looking to buy or already own them. they would like to know more how to increase protection. officers plan to discuss how to use the security cameras, the best places to install them and maintain them and how to register them with the department. the forum is inside city council chambers at 6:30 p.m. >>> happening tonight, another celebration of life for edwin hawkins. ♪ >> that's video from last night's celebration. hawkins won one of his four grammys for oh, happy day in sister act. it's taking place at harbor light church of fremont starting at 7:00. a number of musical celebrities are schedul

our temperatures spend 15 to 20 degrees. 55 in saratoga. we are cooler in oakland. no offshore breeze there. half moon bay is still seeing an offshore breeze, a little cooler than yesterday. beach weather. in mountain view we are down 12 degrees. 70 degrees for a hike today in san francisco. the north bay will see 76 in morgan hill. a tad cooler. yesterday we were at 79 degrees. temperatures will continue to cool as we get into the extended forecast. we will look at that coming up. >>> there is a developing story in south carolina. there is a crash between an amtrak train and a freight dread. to people have been killed and 70 are injured. that was in cayce, south carolina , 10 miles south of columbia. the train was traveling from new york to miami with 139 passengers. the ntsb is investigating the crash.>>> pg&e power lines started two small fires on the same day of the massive wildfires in october. city fire investigators have determined strong winds caused utility lines to arc which created sparks which started small fires. cal fire and the state public utilities

sunnyvale, saratoga, napa, south bay, we do have a little build happens but not a big one and not a wigproblem with the commute. >>> 6:11. coming up next on "today in the bay," a drone crackdown in the bay area. all new this morning the reason city leaders are worried about drone use and possible data breaches and how it could impact you. city leaders are worried about even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> as we approach 6:14 you get ready to head out the door and it's another cool start. we are seeing that sunrise a little earlier each day and as we get a live look outside in san jose looks pretty good. let's go to campbell. what? 39 degrees. yeah, that's where we will begin. today we are back in the low 60s which is about normal for this time of year. we will talk about what's ahead w

back in august the focus was cupertino, saratoga and los altos hills.ne thing that communities are doing, but there's also a large push for not only enforcement but also education, he kagt pedestrians on what they can do to keep themselves safer and educating drivers of course as well. some of us are both. i did post a link to the full report in case you want to see it. i also posted some of the graphic highlights so that you can see some of the differences in marijuana states, non-marijuana states and also how the trend has been on the uptick for pedestrian fatalities even as other traffic fatalities are on the decline. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> happening today our parent company comcast celebrates black history month with an event for employees in livermore. the organized event is for black history -- or niced, rather, by the black employee network which supports african-american employees at comcast. i will be attending this event and speaking as well this afternoon and it's going to be a fun event so i'm so excited and thank

a saratoga airlines plane went down shortly after takeoff from moscow.r tracks flight paths . this flight reached 6000 feet and then stopped dropping quickly. fragments of the plane have been found to 25 miles from the airport. everyone is fe

back in august this focus was in cupertino, saratoga and los altos hills where a lot of students were of pedestrian accidents. i will post this full report because there is a lot of information out there. it is a lot to digest in the morning to i will be putting up some of the graphics so you can see what some of the trends are and what you can do to prevent pedestrian fatalities as well. >>> she does a great job with her tweets and sending out pictures and information that will help you digest all those aspects. this picture is great. just green. mostly speed sensors at the limit. a little slowing for san jose and out of the altamonte pass. from west grand over to the toll plaza and the metering lights, that's where we have that compression. we are looking at mass transit as well. no delays right now. actually, i'm lying. ace train i just checked and it says it's one minute delayed for train number one. do you know what, they're being honest. >> we like that. >> all right. >> palo alto, no delays. >> looking good there. >>> and it's looking like we've got to get through a lot of fog

services that asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible the short haul saratoga airlines jet took off from moscow's domodedovo airport early sunday afternoon it was heading to the city of or skin the urals most of the sixty five passengers on board were from the region with debris scattered over a wide area emergency services said there were no survivors russia has suffered several major air crashes in recent years in december two thousand and sixteen a t.v. one five four military aircraft crashed into the black sea with the loss of ninety two people it was blamed on pilot error in october two thousand and fifteen a russian air bus crashed in sinai there were two hundred twenty four people on board eisel said it had placed a bomb on the aircraft at the airport or sgt family and friends of those on board the flight began to gather to wait for news but with little hope that anyone has survived. the russian transport ministry says several causes of the crash are being considered including pilot error and bad weather conditions peter shop al jazeera. of for this voya

was taking off from damage yet the airport which is one of the capital to miami it was operated by saratoga airlines for a lot of time the plane was an answer no one for a relatively small plane the regional journeys in russia. sixty five passengers six crew it was heading to a city called force which is a fairly small city in the southern tip of the euro mountain town near the contact border eyewitnesses have been telling russian news agencies that a soul plane coming out of the sky pretty soon after takeoff from terminator and we know you rescue workers already heading to the so the crash site that may already be there as i speak the weather at the moment is pretty nasty in most it's been snowing today and visibility i mean great but of course it has to. go on this plane out of the sky where the weather. factor and rory and they shal reports suggested this aircraft had come down in a suburb could be casualties on the ground we know anything about where this aircraft came down. well i mean from the maps i've been looking at the plane we're having q. i'm sorry q east. germany or is the sout

a saratoga airlines plane went down shortly after takeoff from moscow. flight radar tracks flight paths . this flight reached 6000 feet and then stopped dropping quickly. fragments of the plane have been found to 25 miles from the airport. everyone is feared dead. we will bring you more details as they become available.>>> is go over to rosemary for a weekend -- a look at how the weekend is shaping up. >> there is a bit of a chill in the air. that has to do with the lack of wind. the wind in the hills died down last night. the national weather service did allow the wind advisory to expire. here is oakland. off to a chilly start for most. 32 degrees in santa rosa. after being in the 40s and 50s and unseasonably warm, we have some chilly weather to start your day. 49 degrees right now. this is a gorgeous start to the morning. 41 in oakland. low 40s in san jose. we are down by 9 degrees in concorde. along the pole and thought down by five. over the north bay, 10 to 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. getting into the afternoon, the cooldown will continue. we