nbc bay area sergio quintana joins us live near pier 48 tonight. and i hear it's going to be rocking over there. little concert for you. sergio. yeah, the chance the rapper is supposed to take the stage here at pier 48 at about 7:00. you can see it's over there in the distance. that's the same stage where several acts will perform this weekend as part of the nba all star weekend concert series. right now, there are some pre-concert activities that are happening, but things are really expected to kick into high gear tomorrow. with so much happening in san francisco this weekend, mayor daniel lurie has been encouraging people to enjoy themselves and to expect plenty of traffic and detours because of the events. he has a piece of advice for anyone looking to avoid some of that traffic while you are out enjoying the festivities or watching games at chase center. take public transit. it's free all weekends. take advantage ofur great muni. with hundreds of thousands of people expected to pour in, trying to keep people safe, this weekend will be an even bi

sergio quintana is with us now. sergio, nice to have you on the program. all right.hen dateline gets involved, we know it's a high profile case. when did dateline jump on board with this? they were part of the trial, basically almost from the start. i think they were even there probably like for the arraignment. and they have been there nearly every single hearing heading up to the actual trial itself. and of course, this is a trial that was very long. it stretched on for weeks and weeks and weeks, and they were there for every single day of that as well. so they've been there pretty much from the start, as were you. you and those dateline producers were in court almost every day. sergio what stands out to you in this case that maybe we don't know? well, what's very interesting about this and you know, this over the years we've we've had some you know, we've had to cover some violence and lots of court situations. and this particular case, it was surprising to see how much evidence the police were able to compile both of bob lee. and basically, like the last 12 hours

sergio quintana, thank you so much.overnor newsom is announcing a series of new measures aimed at protecting communities from wildfires. that includes new regulations called zone zero. it will require property owners to remove plants and vegetation within five feet of their homes or buildings. it would apply to properties in high wildfire risk areas deemed as zone zero. governor newsom will direct cal fire to release an updated zone map. ranking areas by fire risk severity. super bowl sunday is now just three days away. so what's the best part of the super bowl besides the game? some would say ads, of course, and this year i will be front and center. here's our laura garcia with more. three days from now, super bowl 59 takes place at the new orleans superdome. upwards of 100 million people will be watching. and with that in mind, one silicon valley giant is rolling out an ad campaign actually geared for the smallest of businesses. there's millions of oysters in this bay. gemini. and google has given us the ability to an

let's bring in our sergio quintana live in san frfrancisco right now. and the rain not just causing problems, but as you can see behind you, strong winds also causing issues in san francisco. yeah. janelle, you can see right over my shoulder is w where a lge branch from this tree snapped. we're not exactly sure where it came down on to a person here on the sidewalk, but you can see that right now. it's been cut up and piled up right there. when we arrived on scene, there was a fire department paramedic unit that was still here. we are told that the person that got hit by that falling branch did suffer minor injuries, but we're told that the person has decided not to go to the hospital. but the issue with trees coming down in san francisco has been something that's been constant throughout the afternoon, especially as these high wind gusts have been kind of whipping through san francisco for most of the day. and it's something that we've been watching it come and go. sometimes people are kind of getting buffeted by the wind as they are walking through so

nbc bay sergio quintana is live near chase center. big game, big profit. sergio. yeah, big weekend. and of course they are all hoping business owners, everyone who is in leadership in the city are hoping that those crowds do turn out. those business owners, they are hoping for a boost in business. of course, chase center is going to be the focal point for all the basketball fans, but there's going to be a whole lot of activity buzzing all over the city throughout the weekend. on a chilly friday morning, people seemed excited to be lined up outside for all kinds of big brand experiences. there's the playstation experience and the american express experience. but the big drop is for shoes. darien terrell is visiting from ohio. he's enjoying his first visit to san francisco. today it's just nice. it's walking around. it's. they cleaned it up pretty nicely. so it's unique city. i'm enjoying it so far. kendall evans and charles collins are both visiting from salt lake city for the weekend. they didn't know about all-star weekend until they got here. they had planned on just being regular

nbc bay area sergio quintana reports from san francisco. a rallying call from san francisco's director of transgender initiatives. we're not going anywhere. you can legislate us away or try to legislate us away. you can try to take away our rights. you can try to take away our bodily autonomy, but we will be here forever. state senator scott wiener called for this show of support that brought together trans youth, their parents and other supporters. it's called in response to recent executive orders issued by the president. if donald trump and his authoritarian regime are coming for our trans residents, they're going to have to come through us. among the slew of executive orders signed by donald trump in the last two weeks are two specifically aimed at transgender youth. one could make it difficult for minors to get gender affirming care by ordering federal employee health benefits and medicaid, not to cover treatments like puberty blockers and hormone therapy. another threatens to end federal funding to schools that support trans students

nbc bay area sergio quintana has that story. at legal services for children in downtown san francisco, there's a mural on their lobby wall that was done by teenage artists. this is a team that services some of the most at-risk youth in the bay area. it's a lot of young people who are particularly vulnerable, who have been abused, exploited. yesterday they got a notice from the federal government to stop work on their contract to provide legal services to their young clients. in fact, one of their attorneys was in immigration court yesterday with one of their clients. when that work stop order from the administration was issued and the attorney had to continue with the proceeding because the attorneys are legally obligated to. the executive director of legal services for children says the federal government is also required to pay for their services. if the federal government is going to detain children by themselves, they have to provide them with legal services and other services to help find their families, to identify their n

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. on a balmy thursday at tunnel tops park within the presidio, children are playing and patrons are talking with workers about the plants they're tending to. this is one of san francisco's most popular spots on a sunny day, and the latest target of president trump's efforts to cut what he calls wasteful government spending. speaker pelosi spoke in san francisco today at an event about proposed congressional cuts to medicaid. we can go after me all we want, but my project are america's children, and i'm not going to be distracted. i mean, i look after the procedure, i look after the federal building. i look after all that. not only has speaker nancy pelosi been integral to establishing the presidio trust through the years, she's been one of its most ardent champions. just last year, she celebrated getting $200 million in federal funding to help overhaul some of the former military installations. aging infrastructure. people who enjoy the presidio were pretty blunt about their thoughts on

i'm sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. all right, sergio, thank you. back here at thrive city, you can see us here getting ready for the big event tonight. we'll be joined by san francisco mayor daniel lurie and some of the big nba executives as we do a town hall, kind of a moderate a town hall meeting about this nba all star week, which is ahead of us. that's going to do it for right now. we'll see you in about 20 minutes with more coverage here from chase center. garvin, back to you. raj i heard you list the celebrities in the basketball game. i didn't hear you list yourself. i hope that's an oversight that's going to be fixed before tip off on that game. those days are long gone. those days are long gone. thanks, garvin. thanks, raj. still ahead. winter olympics, a year away. among those hoping to make team usa. a teenager from oakland, she's trying to continue the long tradition of bay area figure skating olympians. that's next. and we are tracking that rain on storm ranger. we'll talk more about the strong storms set to hit the bay area. i've the

here's nbc's sergio quintana with a sneak peek. with every staple and brushstroke, each of these 21 chinese new year floats gets ready for their big reveal this saturday night, and the shop workers who put them together are looking forward to people's reactions. the energy level has. we can tell how much it's been going up year after year. like, you know, three years ago we were getting like some ahs. last year we got like a lot of like big energies. we even got some cheers, which had been like missing for a little bit. as with all floats from past years, there's plenty of sparkle and color this year too. the artists and designers say this year's chinese zodc animal gives them a chance to play because of its unique expression in chinese culture. i'm really excited about year of the snake. it's been really fun to work with the personalities and the kind of shapes and forms that the snake has been able to take on in the chinese zodiac. the snake represents the shedding of bad energy or habits, but work in this warehouse is not the on

in tiburon, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. that is a shame and a big loss.ake you outside now. live. look at the golden gate bridge. it was really windy today. in fact, bridge officials closed the west sidewalk, which is usually the path used by cyclists. but it looks a little more calm at this hour. jeff here with all the details as we head into friday. yeah, wind will be calming down as we head through tomorrow's forecast, so that will be good, although we'll still hang on to some rain chances here. as we head through the next couple of hours. we'll get you all those details right now on that microclimate forecast, and we are going to start it off with what's happening with this weather pattern in the latest system. and really, as we head through tonight and tomorrow, the bulk of this system is going to be moving off towards the east. and that's eventually going to set us up for some dry weather as we head into this upcoming weekend. but we still got to get through a little bit of this lingering rain out her across the bay area. it's light to moderate righ

you can go ahead and also check out sergio quintana's story that will air in our evening newscast. he has more on that. and the last time that i spoke with members of bob lee's family, they did share that they are also planning on filing civil cases against the members of nima momeni family. that is also something that i heard this morning, so we can watch out for that and also know that this is not yet over. we're live in san francisco. ginger conejero saab, nbc, bay area news. and it is greatly talked about as well. i spoke with dateline's josh mankiewicz about why the case captured such widespread attention beyond the silicon valley. we love stories like this in which what you think you know isn't really what happened. and the law enforcement and street crime situation in san francisco, whatever it may have been at the time, really had nothing to do with this. that's why we did it. i think a lot of people were interested in it because it confirmed something they already believed, which turned out not to be true. as ginger mentioned, our own sergio quintana reported on the case i

nbc's sergio quintana takes us behind the scenes. reporter nima momeni mother walked out of court today knowing when her son will learn his sentence, but she did not get to see him. a bailiff said momeni refused to show up, deciding to stay in his cell rather than learn when he'll be sentenced for second degree murder. and that may 16th sentencing hearing could potentially be somewhat lengthy because we understand it's going to include testimonials from bob lee's brother, his father, the mother of his children, and potentially a couple of his children as well. it all started on april 4th, 2023, when san francisco police found bob lee laying on main street. investigators immediately began compiling evidence and trying to piece together the last 12 hours of his life. they quickly learned the last person he was with was a man named nima momeni, and the two had been at the city's millennium tower. this is security camera video of lee and momeni together in an elevator, leaving momeni sister's home in the luxury building. it's about 2 a.m

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. at jesse and sixth streets in the south of market neighborhood, the tents are already going up. public works crews set up the bare bones of what will soon be a multi-departmental effort. i want the people of san francisco to know that we are moving quickly. we are going to try new things, because the old way of doing things is not working. this center is being set up so quickly that the district's member of the board of supervisors, community advocates, and even some city departments didn't have all the details. earlier today, as public works crews began erecting the tents. according to the mayor's office, the triage center will be a place for san francisco police to send people after being detained for either using or selling drugs on the streets. members of the department of public health will then assess them on site. city services like shelter and treatment will be offered and if they are refused, they could be sent out of the city. the journey home program, formerly homeward boun

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. it is a moving episode tonight, you'll hear exclusively from the investigators who worked on the case, the people closest to bob lee, as you saw there, his children and his ex-wife and sergio will also be in the special tonight, sharing his insight of covering the trial. dateline's under the bridge airs tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc. bay area san francisco and santa clara county are teaming up to sue the trump administration. the two counties say the president's recently signed order cutting federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities and counties violates federal and state law. nbc bay area's christie smith explains. this week, president trump announced plans to strip federal funding from communities who offer safe haven to undocumented immigrants. they're known as sanctuary cities, and san francisco is among them. today, san francisco city attorney david chu announced he's among those who will now sue the president over his order. san francisco's sanctuary laws have been in p

here's nbc bay area sergio quintana. reporter a lot of luck meant only minor injuries for someone hit by a falling tree in visitacion valley today. the fire department tells us crews arrived quickly and managed to stabilize the person hit. but this isn't the only neighborhood where the wind has caused issues. there have been reported trees down because of the wind and several parts of the city. this hilltop neighborhood is one part of san francisco that has been battered by winds all day. the corner of kearny street and pine streets near chinatown is another. we watched as people wrestled with their umbrellas and got lashed by gusts as they made their way through the intersection i just came from lunch in belden alley and walking down, opening my umbrella, it like blew me down a couple of feet. in anticipation of today's heavy winds, the san francisco department of building inspection sent out an advisory to high rise building managers yesterday, urging them to make sure windows were secured ahead of the storm. this is w

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. the san francisco mta has already announced proposals to cut muni service by about 4% this summer. during its meeting tomorrow, the board will be considering three ideas on how this will work. if implemented, the agency will save about $15 million. but that's a drop in the bucket compared to the budget gap the agency is facing over the next few years. our job is that we have a projected $320 million deficit for the mta, and we're here to think about and prioritize policy options for how to address that. and that meanss something else has to happen. this is video from the sfmta working group, made up of agency leaders, staff, and users. they're hosting several meetings to brainstorm ideas for filling the gap, including a hope that the state would chip in to help ease the pain. but a local or regional tax ballot measure next year is the most likely scenario. we would really like a lot of the discussion to focus on the large ballot measures, because the small ballot measures require almo

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana with new details. and the video on that chase from security camera video. you can see a dark gray audi suv whiz down busy 24th street, with san francisco police racing after it, and then an abrupt end as the car slams into a parklet with people in it. you can also see at least one person run out of the suv with officers running after them. the suv smashed into the napper tandy parklet. it's a popular neighborhood irish pub. i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. yeah. yeah i did. it was a big bang and smoke. the napper tandy owner marissa maga says she believes the parklet prevented the car from smashing into the pub, and it was packed yesterday. she says bar patrons inside quickly sung into action. outside, everybody banded together. yeah, everybody banded together. i mean, most people were out there lifting up chairs, lifting up debris, checking for people. this crash happened right at about 3.30 as the super bowl was about to start, and lots of people were in the parklet here waiting

sergio quintana today in the bay. and if you missed the dateline episode last night, you can watch dateline under the bay bridge, beginning today. streaming on peacock. a federal judge has blocked elon musk's department of government efficiency from accessing. treasury department records. this comes after 19 states, including california, sued president trump to st doge employees from accessing those records that contain sensitive personal data like social security and bank account numbers. the lawsuit alleges that would violate federal law and raise security concerns. musk's department ofovernment efficiency, also known as doge, was created to discover and eliminate what the trump administration has called wasteful government spending. meanwhile, san francisco and santa clara counties are joining forces, leading the charge to protect sanctuary cities. the two counties are taking the trump administration to court. in their suit, they claim the president's threats to cut federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities vi

our own sergio quintana, who reported on the case, is featured in tonight's special. watch dateline under the bay bridge tonight at nine right here on nbc bay area. then stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11. this morning, the trump administration's buyout offers for federal workers are on hold. a judge has paused the cost cutting effort to slash the federal workforce until a hearing on monday, but the u.s. agency for international development remains on the chopping block. two sources tell nbc news the humanitarian aid agency will shrink more than 5000 workers to less than 300. two unions are suing, arguing only congress can decide that. stay with our 8 a.m. streaming newscast. this morning, scott mcgrew will have an interview with one of the doctors who will be affected. well, health experts on the peninsula are trying to determine how a feral cat contracted bird flu. according to a notice from the county of san mateo, a half moon bay family took in a cat that was showing symptoms, and animal control officers later had to euthanize it. all of this comes after state

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. leaders of several oakland nonprofits are frustrated, saying they're being targeted in a new round of painful budget cuts. last week, a member of the oakland city council indicated that 13 nonprofits would be losing funding to save $2.5 million. opponents say the groups provide critical services to the community, from housing, food security, health to youth and senior services. the cuts include $200,000 for tribe, which deploys ambassadors to help fight crime. we help every single day small businesses help little children, youth and families feel just a little bit safer. we know it's not safe out here, but we help them feel safer. we're visible presence. we're firefighting emergencies every single day, and we know the best firefighters. what do we do? we do prevention work first so that we're not putting out emergencies left and right, shootings, drama, trauma for our youth. some of the organizations say the cuts are putting them in a dire financial situation. well, the stabbing death

here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana.ops park within the presidio, children are playing and patrons are talking with workers about the plants they're tending to. this is one of san francisco's most popular spots on a sunny day, and the latest target of president trump's efforts to cut what he calls wasteful government spending. speaker pelosi spoke in san francisco today at an event about proposed congressional cuts to medicaid. we can go after me all we want, but my project are america's children, and i'm not going to be distracted. i mean, i look after the procedure, i look after the federal building. i look after all that. not only has speaker nancy pelosi been integral to establishing the presidio trust through the years, she's been one of its most ardent champions. just last year, she celebrated getting

and you'll hear from our own sergio quintana. dateline is under the bay bridge.irs tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. jess, san francisco is a beautiful place. no surprise that many artists use it as a subject for their work, but we met a man who uses the city as his canvas, creating his works one stride at a time. on any given day in the city of san francisco, you will find plenty of runners out on the streets, some looking to improve their times, others looking to lose a little weight. precious few though, doing what lenny mont is doing. i like to say my canvas is san francisco. you see, lenny is not just running, he's creating art. i love running, i love art, so this is a nice way to combine them in both. now, of those two loves, lenny says art came before running. when i was a kid, i was notorious for drawing caricatures of friends like i'd look at you and draw you haha. and i had a i have a real skill with that. and then i sort of kind of like forgot about that until, until about ten, a little over ten years ago. by that point in 2015, lenny

you will also hear from our own sergio quintana that covered that case from start to finish.ine under the bay bridge airs tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. we are back in 60s. up next, we investigate major backlogs at immigration courts nationwide. will those backlogs slow down president trump's mass deportation plans? also super bowl sunday, but tonight football's big awards show. why it was an extra special night for 49ers star george kittle. chancesre not done with the rain the trump administration is now raising concerns about the impact that it will have on already strained immigration courts. can this court system handle a big wave of new cases, and how will it impact the president's plans? here's nbc's investigative reporter hilda gutierrez. hilda, the immigration court system is already overwhelmed with a backlog of millions of pending cases. ironically, president trump's aggressive immigration mandate could add so many new cases that it ends up slowing deportations rather than expediting them. according to immigration and customs enforcement, better

nbc bay area sergio quintana has that story. at legal services for children in downtown san francisco, there's a mural on their lobby wall that was done by teenage artists. this is a team that services some of the most at-risk youth in the bay area. it's a lot of young people who are particularly vulnerable, who have been abused, exploited. yesterday they got a notice from the federal government to stop work on their contract to provide legal services to their young clients. in fact, one of their attorneys was in immigration court yesterday with one of their clients. when that work stop order from the administration was issued and the attorney had to continue with the proceeding because the attorneys are legally obligated to. the executive director of legal services for children says the federal government is also required to pay for their services. if the federal government is going to detain children by themsel

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. it wasn't just in the city. over 1000 people rallied in the south bay as well. coming up at 6:00, our robert honda looks into the change that people today demonstrating were pushing for. all right. switching gears now developing at this hour. a plane flipped on the runway as it landed in canada. everyone did survive, but 17 people were hurt. let's show you what this looks like. that's the jet upside down on the tarmac. this video snapped by passenger john nelson. the delta crj 900 jet took off from minneapolis this morning. it was headed to the toronto airport. and then as it was landing, the plane flipped and crashed on the runway. let me give you a different look of this. passengers were evacuated from the plane. pete coco gauff snapped this video. 80 people on the flight were accounted for. 76 passengers, four crew members. luckily, no one died. but there are two people that are in critical condition. one man nearby was shocked when he saw that plane upside down. when it came here. and then? and then my frien

sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. san francisco mayor daniel lurie spent much of his day at the capitol in sacramento. he met with state leaders about san francisco's future. the focus, he says, is making the city safer, cleaner and more prosperous. lurie is also seeking stopgap funding to keep muni, bart and caltrain running. to support the city's economic recovery, the mayor says he is pushing for more state support. san jose is facing a potential $60 million shortfall next year in its budget, amid lagging sales tax revenue and increased costs. mayor matt mahan says there are a number of avenues the city could choose to save money without letting people go. that includes deferring planning work, delaying the opening of the new police training center, and reducing the number of vacant positions. budget talks kick off tomorrow. all right. is it a new solution for homelessness or a new punishment for people trying to help the unsheltered? that's the debate in a new proposal in fremont, which is triggering tonight. the

sergio quintana in san francisco. musk and trump out at the tesla store on venice in san francisco, people packed the sidewalk outside with all kinds of handwritten signs. the organizer of this protest calls this a not my presidents day demonstration with tesla owner elon musk and the department of government efficiency that he's in charge of. the main focus of their ire, they say no participants went into the dealership. but one protester did have words with the customer who was inside when the demonstration started. one guy in there, we saw him doing the deal. he came out and i said, shame on you. he was a young guy. have got to go. among those at this event are former members of the national park service. charlotte beltran says she was laid off by the federal government last week. i think i'm still in shock. lots of anger and frustration about the whole situation. and sadness. definitely. hey! hey ho. a couple blocks away, outside san francisco city hall, a larger, loosely organized group gathered at civic center p

interestingly, our sergio quintana is not only our reporter for today's developments, but he was interviewedf the dateline story because of his deep knowledge of the case. and our christie smith is going to tell us about san francisco and santa clara county, joining a growing list of jurisdictions around the country that are suing president trump over its effort to strip them of federal funding because they are sanctuary cities. it is shaping up to be a critical case that could have an impact on millions of people. okay, looking forward to it. thanks, gavin. and still to come, the top on my instagram survey. a controversial prince documentary from netflix won't see the light of day. netflix and the prince estate reached a deal, resulting in the project's cancellation. the nine hour documentary reportedly included allegations of physical and emotional abuse against the singer from ex-lovers. it was also expected to detail alleged abuse prince faced from his father. the prince estate says it can now produce its own doc, with exclusive content from the singer's archive. as always, i'll post lin

our sergio quintana runs down how they are securing the event, and you'll want to see this if you'rehinking of attending, because there's stuff in there you're going to need to know. and janelle. so it's the all star weekend. but it's starting on wednesday. their defining weekends like i used to in college. oh it starts early. starts early starts on wednesday. yeah wednesday. it's a five day event. a lot happening in san francisco and in oakland. there's going to be some great competition celebrity competitions over there. thanks, garvin thomas. still to come, e top trending storyth the top trending story on my instagram survey. the rock and roll hall of fame is looking for its newest members. nominees for the class of 2025 revealed today, including mariah carey, chubby checker and other stars. eight of the 14 nominees are on the ballot for the first time, including outkast and phish. the 2025 class will be revealed in april, after more than 1200 votes are cast. the induction ceremony will take place in los angeles this fall, and all posts links to the other stories you voted for on

nbc bay area's sergio quintana has new video of the crash and the chase from security camera video.ou can see a dark gray audi suv whizzed down busy 24th street, with san francisco police racing after it, and then an abrupt end as the car slams into a parklet with people in it. you can also see at least one person run out of the suv with officers running after them. the suv smashed into the napper tandy parklet. it's a popular neighborhood irish pub. i actually thought it was an earthquake or something. i yeah, yeah i did. i just a big bang and smoke. the napper tandy owner marissa maga says she believes the parklet prevented the car from smashing into the pub. and it was packed yesterday. she says bar patrons inside quickly sprung into action outside. everybody banded together. yeah, everybody banded together. i mean, most people were out there lifting up chairs, lifting up debris, checking for people. this crash happened right at about 330 as the super bowl was about to start, and lots of people were in the parklet here waiting for the game to begin. we did have six people who wer

our own sergio quintana, who reported on the case is featured in tonight's special.n watch dateline under the bay bridge tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. then stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11. a san francisco pot dispensary owner is talking for the first time about surviving being shot seven times. and believe it or not, this happened just last week. police released new security video showing the gunman calmly walking up to martin alev outside his dispensary south of market on january 27th. the clip freezes before he reportedly repeatedly opens fire. police later shot and killed the gunman after a long standoff. alev says he was struck twice in the face and wasn't sure he was going to survive the first one. when that my face got hit, it felt like i had like a molten cannonball in my face and it was just it was like my body is in so much pain that my soul was trying to, like, extract itself from the pain. he also said he had no prior contact with that gunman. police, meanwhile, later found a cache of weapons and ammo in the gunman's apartment. alev st

our sergio quintana, who reported on this case, is also featured in this dateline special. today and the sun will be making an appearance all weekend. here's meteorologist kari hall. we've seen the last little bit of rain moving through the bay area, and we will continue to clear out as we go throughout the day. a look at our high temperatures that will be about the same today and tomorrow, reaching into the mid to upper 50s, as well as a lot of sunshine in the forecast, but it will be cold in the overnight hours and there will be frost advisories for the bay area and freeze warnings for the north bay valleys. and then after that cold start, we see a nice recovery on sunday. look for highs in the upper 50s. and this is going to be what we see, at least into the middle of next week before the next storm system comes in. it will be nice to have some dry weather in time for our weekend. we'll take a look at that extended forecast coming up in the next 30 minutes. thanks, kari. this week's storms were deadly in the north bay. two men died in separate incidents. one in calistoga

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