as you get past saratoga, you are already starting to see snow coming down this morning.over towards the tri-valley, we have seen a couple spotty showers here and there, and it's cleared up for now. we have seen it moving through with parts of the east bay and snow flurries in the mix as the cold air continues this morning. a lot of the heavier rain and a lot of the deeper moisture has been off the coast. we are under a winter storm warning for all of these areas shaded in pink, and that includes parts of the tri-valley, the eastbound hills and around mount diablo. we have the coastal range and marin county as well. for parts of sonoma, we are looking at higher snowfall totals there. there's the possibility in some of these spots we can see enough to accumulate there in the next knew days. mount hamilton, that's 12 inches of snowfall. we could see decent amounts of snow in parts of the north bay as well. it does start out spotty, but we see the activity picking up later in the afternoon and into the evening. there's much more possibility as we get some thunderstorms and p

saul snow covering the saratoga hills 15 minutes from town. >> living re my life. i have not seen this much snow. >> what did you think? >> amazing. it looks so beautiful. it looks like tahoe. winter wonderland in san jose. >> words i don't think any san jose resident ha as temperatures dropped into the mid to lower 30's and the falling precipitation quickly turned from rain to snow. video circulated on social media, snow on mount hamilton and along skyline boulevard. but no one expected to see this much, this quickly along this road. >> i thought i would see a few flakes. then i turn around and i went up about another half mile and it is way worse than this. >> as a result, we watched many cars without snow capabilities like four-wheel-drive quickly learn that driving here was a mistake. this tesla's wheels were spinning as it was trying to turn around.as beautiful as it was, many had to make the call to return back to safety. >> i went to turn around and then i got a little stuck so i rolled backwards and got back on the road. got lucky. >> it is a little tricky

reporter: the snow-covered saratoga hills matching the snow topped mountains across the southbay. on monday, few went in search of snow only to learn that cars were not equipped to handle those conditions. >> i thought i would see a few flakes and then i turned around, and i went up about another half mile, and it is way worse than this. reporter: weather events have put attention back on the statewide drought. california's department of water resources says mammal -- most of the reservoirs are fairly full, we are not in the clear yet. >> one wet year will not refill all of that groundwater storage has been lost. it is a similar situation for the big reservoirs in the colorado river system which the important for southern california. lake mead and powell reservoirs are so large that even one very wet winter cannot fill them up. reporter: as a downpour brings promising news to some areas, homeless advocates are highlighting how these conditions are perpetuating the struggle for the unhoused population. >> we have blankets and hiking supplies. reporter: the unhoused response groups

reporter: the snow-covered saratoga hills matching the snow topped mountains across the southbay. on monday, few went in search of snow only to learn that cars were not equipped to handle those conditions. >> i thought i would see a few flakes and then i turned around, and i went up about another half mile, and it is way worse than this. reporter: weather events have put attention back on the statewide drought. california's department of water resources says mammal -- most of the reservoirs are fairly full, we are not in the clear yet. >> one wet year will not refill all of that groundwater storage has been lost. it is a similar situation for the big reservoirs in the colorado river system which the important for southern california. lake mead and powell reservoirs are so large that even one very wet winter cannot fill them up. reporter: as a downpour brings promising news to some areas, homeless advocates are highlighting how these conditions are perpetuating the struggle for the unhoused population. >> we have blankets and hiking supplies. reporter: the unhoused response groups

saratoga, los gatos, it is light rain.moderate showers from lafayette towards pleasantville. temperatures reflecting the wintry nature of the storm. it is in the 30's and 40's. the highs today only in the 40's and 50's, well below average by a good 10 to 15 degrees. as you look at a live view from our emeryville camera, you can see the dark sky. a thunder chance remains. widespread rain for the morning commute. dry and milder for late in the workweek. it is a light exclusive storm impact scale for tonight and tomorrow. scattered showers, gusty winds, snow over the higher peaks, and under and hail. tonight at 7:00, still breezy to gusty. the winds pick up tomorrow afternoon briefly behind the system. as we look at the 7:00 hour, scattered in nature. the snow continuing over the peaks. this is when the most widespread activity occurs at 7:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m., still going. there could be more thunder as well. in the afternoon, more scattered, not as widespread, but we keep the pattern going late tomorrow night. by early wednesd

how cothese publicly traded companies, fdus and the bdc, sar which is, of course, saratoga, how do they respond or perform if we have a disinflationary environment? >> well, i think one of the things that we try and do is we invest in software as service companies that are largely efficiency drivers, and they're smaller companies so they don't necessarily correlate to the larger economy. they're not retail or housing and that type of thing or energy. they're very much focused on efficiencies and making, you know, companies more efficient in the way they interact with their customers, the way they do their accounting, the way they do their hr, those types of things. and so even if the economy is going down, even if things are disinflationary, efficiency is a good investment for companies -- liz: so you get the examples of fdus and sar, correct? kenny, when you look at that and then you look at -- this is a pretty good rally here, the dow jones industrials, folks up 302 points and climbing right now. do you get the sense that people are very bullish now on tech and that that may continue,

there is still snow in the ground from livermore to saratoga and mount hamilton. families across the bay area are taking in this rare weather event. >> we have not gone up to the snow in a long time. i am excited i didn't have to go to school! jobina: driving is still tense on those roads, so please be cautious. the open zoo will be shut today because of the weather. we are not the only ones dealing with a winter blast of severe weather. parts of the south are seeing tornadoes, and those in parts of the midwest are still without power. reggie: you should not expect your water bill to reflect -- lisa: rain quickly filling in across the bay area. it started in the north bay from santa rosa, highway 12, petaluma, also a wet start for you in inverness, and some moderate cells over by vallejo, south of american canyon. taking you into the east bay, grizzly peak boulevard, south park drive, some moderate rain, and right here on the peninsula. foster city and san mateo -- it is a rough one this morning. as we widen the notice all the way down the coast and south of morga

reggie: snow is covering the circle the hills -- the saratoga hills. it is pretty but causing a headache for drivers. the weather is a concern for the on house population. -- unhoused population. >> we are at a p cannot take much more. it has been two or three months of solid, cold, wet, or both. the wind did this or the flooded this. -- flood did this. people are suffering. reggie: -- flooding and you can keep track of weather conditions and access the same live doppler seven are weather team uses. it is available on abc 7 app. a major milestone. california is ending its public health -- wide-ranging powers to slow the spread of the virus and while the government's response to the virus is changing, some rules will not. masks will still be required inside health care and long-term care facilities. bay area lawmakers are transparency from china after a new government report said covid-19 likely started from a lab in wuhan. >> they are holding all the information and they have refused to cooperate with world health cop -- organization and refused to giv

if you live in the south bay from san jose to saratoga area or even north, we are expecting mostly mid50s for the rest of us. it's a nice chilly set up for the afternoon along the coast. it will be breezy. we will talk about the winds. i think that's impacting the roads too. >> be careful as you hit the freeways with the larger more high profile vehicles. we had wind advisories issued overnight. those are by cal trans and chp. even i felt it on my drive in this morning. we have a bit of a hot spot if you are headed through the south bay. keep this in mind, north bound 101 is getting slow as you approach the 880 connector. there is a crash south 101 from 880 so that is adding to a slow drive as you head through. give yourself extra time. the rest of the south bay looks good with no major brake lights or issues on 280 or 87. >>> it is valentine's day and love is in the air at the kensington senior living community in walnut creek. that's where seniors are proving love lasts. this is bill and kate o'neale, celebrating 71st anniversary in august. they met at the university of montana in 19

it's approaching saratoga and we have seen it for much of the santa cruz mountains.h bay, and it's going to be a mixed bag of weather and we are going to be tracking it all. >>> a reminder, if you are taking mass transit, bart has tweeted out they are running their lines at slower speeds because of weather. this is normal. and the west oakland to fruitvale has >>> good thursday morning. that massive winter storm on the move. >> and it is causing a ton of problems from coast to coast. good morning, everybody. it's february 23rd, and this is "today." ♪♪ >> slammed. tens of millions across more than half the country being impacted by snow, ice, and bitter cold. hundreds of thousands waking up without power this morning. flight cancellations causing chaos at airports. and in the south, another day of record heat on tap. al is tracking it all. >>> breaking overnight, deadly rampage. at least three people killed, two others wounded by a gunman in orlando, including a television news crew covering

vamos a ver quÉ pasaba en saratoga.las familias aprovechaban para ver el ambiente, sino tambiÉn para jugar un poco armando estos juguetes de nieve en medio de los caminos. en nuestro mapa va ver lo que pasaba con los gatos, vea como quedaron los autos en este ligero manto blanco de nieve, donde tambiÉn se veÍa la nieve entre los Árboles, entre las casas se veÍa caer. los vecinos no podÍan creer que esto estuviera pasando en febrero y en el Área de la bahÍa. ¿quÉ podemos esperar para las siguientes horas? ademÁs de todo esto que venimos experimentando. yadira: desde ayer tenÍamos ese pronÓstico de la nevada, sobre todo hacia las zonas montaÑosas, hacia santa cruz y el montes hamilton. para las prÓximas horas continuamos con aviso por tormenta invernal. mire usted el tamaÑo de este sistema, la baja estÁ mÁs arriba y mire toda la nubosidad que estÁ llegando hacia el sur. en nuestra regiÓn continuarÁn esos chubascos, esas lluvias, tambiÉn las nevadas hacia las zonas montaÑosas, ademÁs de la posibilidad de tormentas. en sant

saratoga saw its fair share eight inches and then up over in the north bay, calistoga saw about nine inches or so angwin further up north of napa valley saw its fair share of trouble on the roads as well. they got about eight inches of snow as well. those cold temperatures they made their presence knows san francisco didn't see snow. but it broke its record low of 40 degrees after the nws reported 39 degrees in the city . chp responding to several calls on the road, if it wasn't snow on the ground, and it was probably trees or down power lines, or just slick and icy conditions, and because those temperatures are warming up this weekend, chp says you need to stay alert. it doesn't matter if you have two wheel drive all wheel drive four wheel drive if you hit a patch of ice in your vehicle starts sliding, you know it's going to be a tough thing to have to recover. so regardless of two wheel four wheel all wheels. watch those feeds if all of those tires hit that ice, you're going to be spending. show you some video from our helicopter view. it just shows you how much snow covered those

lieutenant in the royal regiment of artillery, who was part of british army that surrendered at saratoga. in 1777. his signature see on the top of the title page david's may seven, 1776. below that is the name woolwich academy, the great english military academy. but in the second name visible here, which you see twice on the frontispiece, is john stone, who was an american lieutenant who served at the rutland barracks in massachusetts, where david's was held prisoner after saratoga. but we don't know is what really want to know is how this passed from david's to stone. british hands to american was a spoil of war. or was this a more amiable exchange between two officers on the opposite sides of this war? we don't know, but it's still a wonderful relic. of our manuscript collections. and the fergusson collection is honestly not been so focused on single sheet manuscripts, individual letters, things like that what has been a top priority for the ferguson collection, our manuscript orderly books, george washington's order of january 1st, 1776, directed officers to keep orderly books. and h

, saratoga, felton neighborhoods. those cities rushed him here at this particular point. of course, they're blaming the wind for that 5 people, at least 5 people inside the home, including 2 dogs. they were not injured. but unfortunately, the little boy walks. >> thank you very much. well, all right. well, marin county, they're activating near severe weather emergency shelter for the homeless in anticipation of the cold weather. shelter is going to be open for 3 nights from at least tonight through saturday morning from 05:00pm to 6.30. but you're encouraged sign it by least 8 shelter is located at the marine health and wellness campus. 30 to 40 kerner bulevar. sunnyvale. they're also opening a warming center at the public library on olive street address listed on your screen. it's going to be open from 10:00am to 09:00pm wadnesday, thursday, monday, tuesday and next wednesday going to be open. 10:00am to 06:00pm on friday and saturday. finally on sunday, they're going to be open from one to 06:00pm. >> and we also hi

but starting to see light scattered showers for those of you in san jose saratoga. getting a little bit of a break from those moderate downpours. but for mount hamilton and even the east bay hills tracking that rain and snow mixture out there right now already. and we're going to look like a winter wonderland tonight. first, for those of you in the north bay mountains, when you are going to see some light snow up to 10 inches expected from now through wednesday and for eastern santa clara of hills and east bay hills that winter storm and winter weather advisory going to go into effect monday morning through tuesday afternoon. and right now we're tracking widespread 40's out there mid to upper 40's. thanks to that blanket of storm cloud cover. but it is going to get chilly for those of you in santa rosa. 31 degrees with afternoon highs. very similar to today, 5 to 15 degrees below average. we should be in the 60's, not 40's and 50's. so yeah. certainly going to feel like winter out there and we're going to notice, though, drier weather wednesday with milder temperatu

we did see temperatures today, briefly, around saratoga, south san jose that were 73 degrees today. another day like it tomorrow. despite the fact high clouds are passing by, not a big impact on temperatures. for now those are not rain producing clouds. eventually we will see that dropping down the coast as we head into late tuesday and wednesday. the morning starts off 30s to mid 40s and we watch these temperatures climb. mid-60s by lunchtime tomorrow and how about 71 degrees santa rosa? still in the low tier for san francisco. 68 in oakland. 68 as well in san jose. near 70 in concorde and over to fairfield. let's move forward to tuesday where we drop about 10 degrees in terms of those highs. watch the timestamp. wednesday. now we are in the low 50s and by thursday, high temperatures really drop into the 40s with the chance of seeing low snow levels. this is canadian air conditioning that comes roaring down the coast tuesday along with the cold. gusty winds. wind speeds will be accelerating late tuesday evening 30 to 35+ miles per hour. pretty much regionwide along the bay area. be

. >> reporter: the los gatos saratoga high school district is a $150,000 one-year contract with raised eyebrows for public schools even in wealthy areas. >> paul is funded in part two train our staff, but, in the model, you entually don't need someone like paul, because once you have trained your staff, you can transfer the model elsewhere. >> but all the changes would not be worth a penny unless the customers are happy. students who may have avoided the cafeteria before now race to it and form long lines that snaked outside the building. they say they can taste the difference. >> i started your freshman year and i can definitely see a quality change in the food. >> reporter: it is also good for them which might make them healthier, and better students. >> the food is really good, you can't get much better than this. you got your protein, you got all you can ask for. >> reporter: the california universal meals program provides breakfast and lunch to all students, and pays for school and kitchen upgrades, and staff training. programs like this could go from novelty to norm. >> that look

south of downtown which takes us to the warmest temperatures around the bay area, saratoga, morgan hill very close to 70 degrees. it's not going to stick around. you can see why here on friday. we're back into more typical february weather. a chance of showers returning friday afternoon and shower chances will be ongoing. to start saturday off those showers should start to move to the south once we head into saturday afternoon. rain totals still not a lot, but it's come up a little bit in the last 24 hours, most of this falling late friday until noon. generally about a tenth of an inch of rain. better news for the sierra where we should see half a foot of snow coming down. so plan on winterlike driving conditions there for saturday. friday a pretty good travel day. sunday looking good. temperatures staying in the 30s. sunday around the bay area will see drier conditions that will take us into sunday and monday. the next chance we can see showers could be tuesday but right now looks like better chance of snow showers as opposed to rain in the bay area and for the long range view out to t

the tiny was designed to mask american and knowledge and divers from russian surveillance with saratoga allegedly planting camouflaged c for explosives. right? that not to cover their tracks. washington officials decided to delay the destination for 3 months until the drills at all wrapped up. well, meantime, a so called independent investigative commission apparently helped to cover the tracks norway in america, that's according to hershey's report, and whether u. s. informing its partners of possible unusual activity in the baltic sea in june of sweden, germany and denmark formed a group to probe, but failed to find any clues while at the same time locking russia from investigating its own pipelines. that's of course, as european countries suffer, the consequences of a cutting off russian gas, though the us immediately denied seymour hersh his revelations, calling them complete nonsense. have you or anybody else at the state or a man of any communication with german, norwegian, ambassador, or other wise, or officials on this matter? on the matter of north between 2 on the matter of th

cody mccartney of san jose got these pictures at skyline boulevard and highway nine heading from saratoga into palo alto. you can see there was a pretty good layer of snow on the ground and even snow up in the trees in the sierra interstate. 80 has been closed really? for much of the day right now, both directions of 80. shut down from colfax to the nevada state line reporter. oh, kamanda has more on the storm up in the tahoe area. flurries fall in the sierra thursday, leading to white out conditions and snow covered. i 80 from the afternoon. into the evening. the ground has been blanketed in snow that includes this section of the interstate in gold run and this gas station area near monte vista. because of the dangerous driving conditions. caltrans has closed. i 80 in both directions from colfax, all the way to the nevada state line. it's been that way for several hours, causing some travel troubles. we were trying to get up and over the past and into the lake tahoe area to go skiing. this man from piedmont tells me his plans are now up in the air. kids are very anxious to still try and

today, i want to honor tyler harris, a dedicated ent and family man from saratoga with three young boys. just before christmas, doing his job, he put himself in harm's way responding to an accident during a winter storm. tragically, he was fatally struck by a semi. we grieve for tyler and hold his wife ashley and their young sons in our prayers. we will never be able to think tyler enough for his sacrifice, but we can honor and remember him. i ask for a moment to remember tyler. [moment of silence] tyler's fellow emt tiffany was also injured in that accident. she is still recovering from her injuries. when i spoke to tiffany's father shortly after the accident, i found out this was not the first time she had been hit while tending to the injured. suiting up despite all, she is the personification of living each day with courage. we pray for her speedy and complete recovery. [applause] jason perry is an emt from hewlett. he is in our audience today representing first responders. like many rural communities, hewlett had limited and dispersed resources, making responding to emergencies all

as we saw in kris sanchez's live shot, it's snowing in the summit just above saratoga. around los gatos, we have also seen the snow coming down and spotty showers in parts of the south bay, and moving over to the east of milpitas, we have seen it changing over to snow. near the coastline just above the montara area, we are seeing some of the rain changing over to snow. once again, right over some of the hills in milpitas, we will see the change from rain to snow in the upper elevations. here's what to expect. a lot of heavy rain and snow possible as well as small hail and thunderstorms. we're going to see it changing once again minute by minute in all kinds of precipitation. let's turn to kris sanchez along highway 17 that saw light snow overnight. you are seeing that snow really coming down, kris. >> reporter: kari, you were asking about, what, 15 minutes ago if we were seeing snow up here, and the answer was no. it just started coming down. the snow looks like little pieces of paper, like confetti. it started snowing 15 minutes ago, but it also snowed hours ago. this

. >> reporter: los gatos saratoga district signed him to $160,000 one year contract which raised eyebrows for public schools even in the wealthy areas. >> he is funded in part to train the staff. in the model you eventually don't need someone like paul. once you have trained your staff, you can transfer the model elsewhere. >> reporter: all the changes wouldn't be worth a penny unless customers are happy. students who may have avoided the cafeteria before race to it and form long lines that snake outside the building. they say they can taste the difference. >> i started my freshman year and i could see a quality change in the food. >> reporter: it's also good for them which might make them healthier and better students. >> the food is really good. it's free. can't get much better. you've got your protein. got all you can ask for. >> reporter: with california's universal meals program which requires schools to provide breakfast and lunch to all students and pays for kitchen upgrades and staff training, programs like this can go from novelty to the norm. >> they make about 900 meals a day e

down to the south bay, conditions near san jose, los gatos, seer saratoga.g to see a tenth of an inch or close to that near san jose and more impressive numbers into the east bay into the morning commute hours. into the rest of the weekend's forecast, we see the impressive numbers in total. we are expecting an inch of rain throughout today, tomorrow, saturday. with that in mind, let's time out the storms starting this morning. in tnextnutes the m willcontinue into the sacramento valley. there is a lot drier air. that's going to start allowing for this to dissipate as it pushes in that direction. this is the 10:00 hour. light scattered showers across the bay area. if anything we will start seeing clear conditions heading into the evening hours. you might get a quick splash if anything. into our saturday morning forecast, it starts dry, partly cloudy skies in the bay. it's not until late evening where we see hit or miss showers in the forecast. if you are heading to the parade for chinese new year keep that in mind. it's not until overnight hours where he see

. >> reporter: the los gatos saratoga district signed him to a $160,000 one year contract which raiseds for public schools even in the wealthy areas. >> paul is funded in part to train our staff. but in the model, you eventually don't need someone like paul because once you have trained your staff, you can then transfer the model elsewhere. >> reporter: all the changes wouldn't be worth a penny unless customers are happy. students who may have avoided the cafeteria before race to it and form long lines that snake outside the building. they say they can taste the building. >> i started in my freshman year and i can see a quality change in the food. >> reporter: it's also good for them which might make them healthier and better students. >> the food is really good. i mean, it's free, can't get much better. you've got your protein, all you can ask for. >> reporter: with california universal meals program which requires schools to provide breakfast and lunch to all students and pays for kitchen upgrades and staff training, programs like this can go from novelty to norm. >> the chef and tea

into saratoga, cupertino and palo alto. 237 now feeding over, that's the commute that will continue told over the next couple of hours. we just see slowing toward novato, traditional for southbound 101. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 6:52 right new. in just a few hours, kaiser permanente in santa clara is holding an event for women's heart health. they're offering cooking demonstrations and screenings. february is american heart month. according to the cdc, one person dies every 34 seconds in the u.s. due to cardiovascular disease. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning. >>> a look at the top stories, including norovirus cases rapidly on the rise. we'll break down the symptoms to look out for and steps experts say you can take to protect your family. >>. >>> coming up on "today," what's it like to take ozempic, the diabetes drug some people are losing for weight loss? what three people whoave h >>> 6:56 this morning. welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at top stories on "today in the bay," including a possible decision on the fate of oakland's police ch

san jose de san jose, santa clara, cupertino , saratoga, all in the thirties, as well. lots going on in the pacific, but nothing for us until maybe the end of the week forecast models are struggling with the friday saturday timeframe could be a little something something if you will there on saturday. let me deal with it as we get closer to it, but nothing next couple of days. that's for sure. fifties sixties on the temps cold morning sunday nice days more cloud cover towards the endd, you guys all . thank you, steve. a lot to stop new oil wells near homes is now on. hold coming up. how you can have a say in the location of those drilling sites. many fans of nintendo excited about the opening of universal studios new expansion of next disappointment . some of them already have about one of business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can sav

it's in the newly renovated cyprus hall at the same mateo county event center on saratoga drive in sanmateo. it's not far from the hillsdale shopping center fema small business association and other government agencies are ready to help the storm victims from all across the county. this is a one stop shop for survivors to come and see what resources might be available available to them after the severe storms. that center will be open from nine in the morning until seven at night every day between now and february, 22nd, but it could stay open even longer, depending on how many people need help. alright for 18 the time back over to steve. it's the weekend as we look ahead. it's gonna be pretty nice to get out and about even though it's a little cooler. no oh, saturday sunday will be what's coming saturday rain? i think some light rain. we mentioned this or starting on tuesday. i'm not backing off now . they were close to it. now. yesterday we had sixties and seventies gilroy was 71 yesterday today, probably down 10 to 61. clouds on the way there was more of an onshore breeze out of rea

notice how it's still strong in thh our friends near saratoga, jose, hayward, noon. if you want to get out and get fresh air. that's also the case for sunday. perfect timing for the bbq before the game. 50s and 60s for us. significantly cooler than where we were yesterday during the daytime highs. yesterday, upper 60s. today, upper 50s for the most part. a cooling trend with the rain on the way, and once we head into sunday, upper 50s and lower 60s will last if you want to bbq outside. headed into next week, windier conditions, and cool temperatures on valentine's day. the perfect day to snuggle up and stay warm if you ask me. a chilly setup, but warming into the upper 50s for the rest of the week. over to you, g. >> jess, thank you. >>> the rain is not going to affect your morning commute. that's helpful. the live look at the caltrans camera. this is the commute at 101 and 80. not too far from the area if you're headed southbound. you will hit the sister chavez. a crash in and around the area. that may be causing busy conditions. westbound 80 at 101 connector, and t

. >> reporter: the los gatos saratoga district signed him to a one year contract which raised eyebrowsublic schools even in these wealthy areas. >> paul is funded in part to train our staff. but in the model, you eventually don't need someone like paul. because once you have trained your staff, you can actually then transfer the model elsewhere. >> but all the changes wouldn't be worth a penny. they race to it and form long lines that snake outside the building. they say they can taste the difference. >> i started here my freshman year. i could definitely see a quality change in the food. >> reporter: but it is also good for them which might make them healthier and better students. >> food is really good. i mean, it's free. can't get much better than this. you got your protein. you got all you could ask for. >> reporter: with california's universal meals program which now requires schools to provide breakfast and lunch to all students and pays for school kitchen upgrades and staff training, programs like this could go from novelty to the norm. >> fun to see that here. >> yeah. it would

county highty school and she has with her one of the therapy dogs and baby dog is major high now and, saratoga remarks if you'll stand and absolutely get your thanks. [ applause ]. let me just read this to you for just one sec. jasper does an outstanding job with students and with her emotions. she goes onto say once a student was very worked up and struggling after spending a few minutes with jasper, and we all know dogs will do. as the student calmed down, the student is doing better every day in school. now get this, at the elementary school, there's a dog there, one of the therapy dogs named river. there's a student there that's severely handicapped and for all parts and purposes nonvocal. think about it. i'm going to have to go real slow because i'll get big tears in my eyes about this because honest to be, i love kids. so when asked how did you like river. the student that partially nonverbal, the student explained best day ever. [ applause ]. thank you and keep it up. [ applause ]. to ignore and going for everything and going lots and lots and all 55 counties and i think it's on a pathw

and what does that say, it's saratoga be sanders. >> yes, yes, why would you want to put a spotlightnor of arkansas at age 40. she's the youngest of any current governor. but, i mean, many would argue first of all, she's just a baby, her father was a governor, her father was a trump sycophant before she got her job with trump. and of course, there is a record of nonstop lying, which is mortalized on snl and everywhere else. why bring her back? >> because it's on brand for the republican party. it's a party of liars, and loons. and if you don't believe me, tune into the response tomorrow night to state of the union, or just tune into his running the house floor. marjorie taylor greene was -- running house proceedings and i couldn't help but notice, you have a governor of a state that is 20% non white arkansas, put out a video, kevin mccarthy actually tweeted out a video of sarah huckabee sanders in action today, of the many arkansas residents speaking in the video, many of them cheering on their new governor. only one is a person of color. you know, this is a party that was bragging a

some of the warm spots like petaluma at 67 degrees, we had hillsboro at 66. 64 saratoga.t's you're thinking, no, that's not that warm away. it's february. it's pretty. it's pretty warm well above the average for temperature a few degrees anyway, and tomorrow's temperatures will come up another three or four degrees. i think we'll see a couple of those seventies as well, potentially so, with that in mind, we have more high temperatures to look at. these were some other cities 68 fairfield. that was that's warmer spot i could find specifically just 56 63 at san francisco winds are slightly offshore the next couple of days, and that's going to keep us in this pattern, but then they shift onshore friday, and when that happens, clouds come in. temperatures drop down. it's going to feel like february again slight chance of a sprinkler shower friday night into saturday morning. don't change your plans over it, but it's just to note, but the weekend's gonna cool off as well. so that's the big broad brush. when i come back, we'll dial it down. we'll give you the temperatures and t

boulder creek is just a few miles from saratoga. this all happened at around 7 o'clock last night. at least 5 people were inside the home and 2 dogs. they were not injured. but unfortunately, when the tree came down, went right through the home, it fell on top of the baby boy pinned him between the tree and the floor. firefighters got to the scene. they did all that they could. they were fearful for their lives as well because the ceiling could have a collapsed on them and injure them. they had to bring out a special equipment called the jaws of life, the jaws of life or actually use if there's a bad car accident or something of metal with a ripped the door open just to get the victim out. they have the use that just to get the baby out from underneath the tree rushed into this location 17 miles away, by the way, from boulder creek, where he's been in the hospital ever since. i'm sure he's surrounded by his family. probably not hard to figure out exactly what happened. it was the windy conditions. thank you very much. well, moraine county, they're activating their severe weather em

temperatures, lots of upper twenties to report and some low to mid thirties out toward the castro valley, saratoga and san mateo 35 degrees, so cold start this morning, some of the nice recovery into the afternoon hours. you can see this system out here in the pacific. this has been approaching our coastline and this is sending in some high clouds notice the rain out there as well. looks like they were. the rainfall remains out of our pictures. so we're just tracking some clouds for tonight and into the first half. your friday the shower activity . all those fairly close to our coastline. we have to have at least a slight chance of a sprinkle right near the immediate shore line. for tonight into tomorrow morning. as far as current temperature is out there right now, we have fifties across the board here for san francisco, fremont, 59 lower sixties, offers san jose and palo alto this afternoon. here is our live camera, looking out toward sfo, some blue sky and also some high clouds kind of filtered sunshine across parts of the bay area this afternoon. tomorrow morning. not as cold. it's still chill

they shut down both directions right at sanborn in saratoga nor 1000 city, north of jackson road. that's no peace. yet another accident. it's issues there. 20 minutes, systemwide bar delay. so if you're taking bart today, factor that in 20 minutes may so that fremont street exit and we have high winds across all of our bridges. 40 minutes, san mateo bridge, 80 to 101. things are slick. things are wet. black ice out there as well. so no need to speed this morning about 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls. if you're taking that. so no major ridge blockages, but you have those slick conditions, 80 down to milpitas about. 25 minutes highway 4.21. and then let's look at crockett down towards the maze. going to take you to 26 minutes on this wet, windy morning. all right, james, we'll send it back to you both. >> ok, thank you. rain at 604. let's continue our team coverage now by taking you. >> well, north, far north on one up near cloverdale where we spied. >> during the break, some fat flakes falling was going to say those snowflakes are bigger than i've even seen in tahoe. let's go to kron f

so saratoga to the spa all the way up to vermont and burlington. those are the areas that said, hey, don't even travel. do not go out. these are dangerous numbers. yes, they look silly at 34 degrees below zero. but you don't think about how much colder that is than freezing. freezing at 32. here is 66 degrees below freezing. those are real numbers. of montreal and quebec city. you're already feeling it right now. that is our neighbors to the north on up into canada, ontario and quebec. they're feeling it at this point. new york city, you go from 8 to 56 in just the next few days. buffalo, you're going to get cold. not as cold as new england. temperatures will be warming back up. a quick hitter. pets cannot be out long either. >> yeah. >> good to know. >> keep the dogs inside. chad, thank you very much. >> all right. also this morning, the pentagon is tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon that is over the northern united states. yes, you heard that right. it is believed to be roughly the size of three buses. it is floating well above commercial a

this is a look from sky fox over saratoga today, where the snow covered hills and trees. but this blast of winter weather made highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains impossible to drive on for much of the day. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage heather holmes highway. 17 has just now reopened in both directions after snow shut down travel on the road, forcing drivers to look for an alternate route today ktvu evan sernoffsky eat live boards in the senate. cruz mountains with an update for us, evan that's right. heather holmes trans, just reopened highway 17 a little under an hour ago, and drivers are finally able to get through here. now up near the summit is where all the trouble was early this morning that heavy snow brought down trees that brought down power lines and forced the chp to close this crucial artery. between santa clara and santa cruz counties. did you hit daddy with the snowball? no you tried and spectacular sight snow blanketing the santa cruz mountains. no snow a little bit here and there that nothing that's stuck like this so we

so in fact, you do see up above saratoga up above scotts valley portola valley out here near woodsideove what side getting probably snow. maybe light snow flurries, nothing heavy. and then again up towards mount hambleton. you're seeing something there as well. and then this is going to be light stuff because as you can see in the in the on the radar that it's widely scattered shower activity. but tomorrow night it's going to be more aggressive , aggressive in aerial coverage , so there's going to be quite a bit of moisture available to do some snowing if you will, a freeze warning in effect, and then here's this unusual and rare certainly a winter storm warning for the bay area for the areas generally above 1000 ft. some of these rates these snow totals of foot in the north bay or six inches in the north bay. that's probably up in mount st helene. a. these numbers are pretty on the high end, but still, you know, santa cruz mountains could easily get four or five inches of snow, maybe six. that's a lot so travel plans thursday night into friday morning. going to be sketchy tonight. it

saratoga, 8 and a half 3 inches in cloverdale and can't field about an inch and a half. so pretty impressive. these are some of the storm reports you can see across the state from the last 24 hours is what it man and kind of show you a few of them. so this was kind of interesting. this was a grizzly peak reporting about 3 inches of snow. about 8.30, this morning. we're going to move a little bit further towards the east. and this one is near mount diablo at close to clayton where they had also a half an inch of reported this morning. and then of course, you go down to portola valley. another inch reported there. i saw some higher numbers there just recently for portola valley, too. so also, you know, unfortunately, a lot of this boulder creek this morning just before 08:00am a tree down leaning on wires, wind and snow weight may have played a factor. that is why a lot of the roads are closed, right? because we've got dangerous conditions like that. so this is the storm system where it stands right now. you can see bulk of the more dramatic weather now has tracked towards

how about this one from jennifer howell crist on twitter santa cruz mountains from saratoga. i can't get over how much snow is around the bay area. jennifer we can't get over it either. then this one from chloe in clear lake on twitter, snow blankets like county all the way down to lake level. approximately 1400 ft. elevation on clear lake. look at this stunning view of the bank here, completely covered in snow just remarkable. and this one from lisa joss on twitter showing us some people who would not the snow stopped them. from going on a ride bikers on tam, of course , despite this wintry weather that we are saying, we are always appreciative of whatever you send our way you can tag us on facebook, twitter on instagram, and we might use your pictures and video on air and on our website. you can also email us at the address on the screen ktvu photos at fox .com. pgd says it is working to restore power to thousands of people who remain without power. the latest update from pg and e says just over 10,000 customers in the bay area are still in the dark that includes more than

and what does that say, it's saratoga be sanders. >> yes, yes, why would you want to put a spotlightovernor. but, i mean, many would argue first of all, she's just a baby, her father was a governor, her father was a trump sycophant before she got her job with trump. and of course, there is a record of nonstop lying, which is more delighted on snl and everywhere else. why bring her back? >> because it's on brand for the republican party. it's a party of liars, and loons. and if you don't believe me, tune into the response tomorrow night to state of the union, or just tune into his running the house floor. marjorie taylor greene was running house proceedings today. these are the people that that publican party is continuing to give power spotlight, credibility to. and i mean, that's why i left the party. that's why the lincoln project we continue to hold, try to hold these people accountable, and expose them for what they're doing, because this is who the party is. >> so, the three outs, lugar's looms, but there's others as, well i won't disagree. someone like mtj, who you mention, als

of san jose took these pictures of the skier at skyline boulevard and highway nine heading from saratoga into palo alto. you can see there was a pretty good layer of snow on the ground and the trees in the skyline. welcome to the nine and of course, it's a big deal for us. not so much for other parts of the country. but for us, this is a big deal. very big deal. and uh, you know if you wanted to know, but you can't drive up to lake tahoe, which you really can't because the rotating up there are impassable right now. why not conditions you can simply go up to tomato cobbler, or milpitas or hamilton's see it for yourself. especially for you know, barry and children were like an elementary school. this is their first real snow. i mean, steve paulson. it really is even those of us who've lived here for 100 years, right? we still get excited over because it is out of the ordinary. i've only been here 95 for yourself. sorry yes. you have to go pretty pretty far back to find this much now, at least 20 years on some of these i'd have to go back and research this and that's something to do over t