look at sfo, zero visibility, half moon, bay, half mile.'s even on the coast there, parts of the coast. but it's really about marin, sonoma, napa and solano county. they are stuck in the soup. so dense fog advisory again. i'm including solano and parts of the peninsula as well, even though officially it's only the north bay. but that's not my call. you can see where after we clear, the fog will be good to go. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. few 30s near boulder creek, felton, scotts valley in there, hollister, gilroy, san martin, morgan hill, santa clara and campbell. if you get the clear skies, it's colder, so it's colder south with not nearly as much fog, in fact very little. but to the north it's more about fog and 40s. 28 in truckee, 32 south lake tahoe, mammoth at 39 and mount shasta at 38. up and over we go. big dome of high pressure. so for today, look for upper 50s 60s on the temps. morning fog, sunny and mild and it is a dry pattern for the rest of the week. all right. am i going to sal now? yes i am. what do you have for us, sal? >

we're looking outside to sfo. southern california. airports have had a very hard time this past. 24 hours. we are looking at our common conditions with really only benefits us. these high wind warnings for the southern part of the state, in effect till 06:00pm tonight. and we've seen wind gusts in excess of miles per hour. and some of those hillsides, which is just absolutely fanned those flames faster. then anybody could have kept up with here locally. we are seeing our winds coming. we still technically do have are wind advisories till 10:00am. but as you'll notice is you're getting outside. it is a lot calmer than it was last night late yesterday and we'll continue to come down by the time we reach the evening. very still start to the night. as for current temperatures were in the 40's to 50's for most areas sfa. 57 hayward at 49 degrees punaluu at 42 santa rosa. you're real chilly at 39 later on today. much like yesterday. it's all about the sunshine, but going to be a little bit calmer. so a chance to enjoy a comfortable day righ

as we give you a live look here out at sfo on this sunday night. by the way, more than 20 flights were canceled out at san francisco international today as well. now, all of this largely due to a major winter storm hitting much of the midwest. blizzard like conditions have been reported across much of kansas and northwestern missouri, and some areas could see their heaviest snowfall in ten years. around 63 million americans were under some type of weather advisory. today, the national weather service is issuing winter storm warnings all the way to new jersey. ktvu lamonica peters heard from some travelers in the bay area seeing the effect of that storm. >> things are calm here at sfo despite the delays. people i spoke to say they did experience some holdups, but they were still able to get ahead of that storm. >> there's a predicted to have like eight plus inches of snow, and so i actually had to change my travel plans. i was supposed to leave tomorrow, 1030 eastern time, but i moved it to today because i wanted to beat out the winter storm. >> sev

and here's a live look at sfo for you this midday. where also today, tsa security screeners are organizing a protest and rally. workers claim that they're owed millions in back pay. we know a rally is scheduled for noon. now, remember screeners at sfo, they're contracted out in this case to a company called covenant aviation security. we did reach out to tsa earlier this morning, but we still haven't heard back from them. and we do know at least one san francisco supervisor, connie chan, plans to attend that rally. in a statement, the tsa says in part, the contract security officers at sfo are considered essential workers. operations will continue uninterrupted. well, new at 11. the u.s. government is dedicating the fastest super skinny supercomputer in the world, which happens to be located right here in our own backyard. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from outside the lawrence livermore lab in livermore. so let's see how fast is this computer, bob? well, good morning to marcus. laura, for some perspective, it would take abo

sfo tied in oakland downtown 70. that as well was a record. so this pattern looks like it is on hold here for a while. i mean, there's just nothing showing up. look at that. oakland north that's at 1400 feet right above the claremont caldecott tunnel, 43mph. a wind advisory has already been issued for friday night into sunday. and the breeze for some kind of picking up, not roaring at the surface, but it is in the hills for a few. and that's thus our temperatures are up for some. look at berkeley 62, oakland 55. so there's some temperatures 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. to the north you can find 30s up in upper lake. but then 51, san rafael, tiburon, sausalito in there, bolinas fire station, 55, point reyes, 57. even occidental 52, richmond 62. my goodness, this is one long, dry pattern, a dry. and i mean the forecast models show nothing for 16 days, which is just ugly. they do show another strong offshore event in southern california next tuesday, and there's nothing unless you're up in crescent city that says rain is on the way. so we have a lot of

at sfo, more than 170 flights were delayed.ay, more than 20 were canceled. >> snow coming down on capitol hill this morning, but the storm won't impact today's joint session of congress. lawmakers in the house and senate are meeting today to certify president elect donald trump's election victory. it is the first certification since rioters stormed the capitol in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. today's joint session is scheduled to begin at about 10:00 this morning. and, of course, top of mind ahead of the ceremonial move, the four year anniversary of the capitol hill insurrection. 1600 people have been prosecuted, with more than 1200 pleading guilty or convicted in trials. earlier this morning, we interviewed todd bell. he's the director of the graduate school of political management at the george washington university. we talked about the insurrection and why, after four years, it's still dividing the country. >> it was the day that we had terrorists. that's what they were, because they were trying to use vi

people are coming back to sfo from all over the world. i had one family tell me they were coming in from singapore and they had some mechanical issues, but i also talked to one passenger who came in from chicago, and he told me how his flight was. >> it was cold in chicago, but overall everything was pretty smooth. really. no complaints. it was only here when we got to sfo, where there was a lot of delays with the carry ons. excuse me with the baggage claim. and we've been here about 40 minutes to an hour. >> now. again, people are still arriving here. some of the people that we spoke to, they say that things have been running fairly smoothly, smoothly for them. you know, we just got another flight arriving here from chicago, and i asked them if it was snowing there and how the weather was, and he said that it wasn't. so there are delays, but apparently it's not coming from chicago. mike. betty. >> well, there is a big storm out there and it is moving towards the east coast. we'll have more on that storm, of course, a little bit later in

so we do have a couple of delays this morning on bart on the sfo line between millbrae and sfo.here's about a 20 minute delay. we also have an 18 minute delay on the oakland airport line. so you could go to ac transit because they are helping out those passengers get to their destinations on time this morning. amanda reggie aqui thanks, gloria. >> let's get you caught up on what is happening in southern california. there are four fires burning right now and they have grown in size overnight. so there's pacific palisades on fire, sylmar and pasadena, and the situation is quickly developing. officials have just closed a small section of interstate 210 in the pasadena area. and in the last 15 minutes, that fourth fire started near where the 405 and 101 intersect. it is 75 acres right now, but as drew has been talking about, it is likely that it's going to grow very fast. so here's a look at how dire the situation is. a firefighter using what looks like a traffic cone to extinguish a hot spot in the pacific palisades area. what a scary situation for millions of people in los angeles

commuters will need to transfer at sfo. these changes will continue as that new system is phased in. in berkeley, a community worked together to preserve their apartment for affordable housing. the building on california street became vacant after the owner died. that's when tenants came together to find a buyer to keep it available for low income families. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area how bay area fire departments are learning from the devastation in southern california to check on their own preparedness. let's give you a live look outside before we head to the break. the transamerica building standing nice and tall. on this monday, gold bond believes touch says everything. it says... i see you. i feel you. and...i know you. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. gold bond. well, the fires in los angeles have bay area fire departments taking a closer look at their own preparation. berkeley fire officials tell our amanda hari. we have already faced some massive destructive wildfi

look at sfo. you can't see anything out there this morning. it is completely shrouded. >> and then you've got areas like san jose which hurt comparatively much clear. we still do have those dense fog advisories. they've been extended now. and now for also the east bay shoreline on up through the peninsula into the north bay. so i mean, this has been a very foggy start and will remain spa guy like i've been talking about well through late morning afternoon hours. we do tap into some sunshine, but so temperatures really hampered from getting too terribly warm, which is actually going to keep today as one of our cooler days of the forecast. we're still in the 40's for a whole lot of the bay area with views like this just barely see in the sunshine peeking through in the east bay hills. now, this afternoon, we do reach the upper 50's to low 60's. one of our cooler days of this week's forecast. we'll be talking the changes to come. still ahead, back to things like john 10. 0, 1, let's get to the breaking news this morning. which was a person who wa

this is between sfo and millbrae and san bruno.passengers also traveling between coliseum and oakland airport at the -- on the airport line. you can also expect up to 18 minute delays due to equipment problems on the track. ac transit is offering bus service between coliseum and oakland international airport via bus 73. so check that b.a.r.t. schedule before you head out the door. busy anyway on the free (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. >>> welcome back. 6:24 and the world's biggest tech show in las vegas really spotlighting a new generation of vehicles out there. >> yeah, andres gutierre

the track between sfo and san bruno. also, other delays to check with the website if you time the trains. this is a look at interstate 880. that earlier problem we had at high street has been cleared. 550. let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> all right. thank you sir. our wind speeds are coming down. it looks like a little bit, but still rather strong up in some of the higher elevations, especially east bay hills. 40s, 50s and 60s. anywhere from 43 to 62 on the napa airport. 62. yet i've seen a lot of low 40s around palo alto, menlo park, mountain view, yet san jose's 56. so again, it just depends on if you get the wind or if you don't. 40s. low 40s mid 40s to. look at santa cruz 56. aptos. so 46. hollister 38. gilroy 37. yet 53 in santa clara. so again no breeze and it's cold. once this wind tails off, our lows are going to plunge, which should be later tonight. overnight into tomorrow. 41 arcata to 63 in los angeles. they are getting it. looks like some rain and snow in arizona. unfortunately it's all about

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more weather warnings over at sfo. thick fog this morning caused some problems for travelers today, myself included. the faa issued a ground delay due to the persistent fog that led to inbound delays, as well as requiring some flights to circle the airport until visibility got better. looks like things have certainly improved tonight. the airport reports about 250 delays and 15 cancellations. with that, let's bring in meteorologist roberta gonzalez. roberta, i was looking out from the window of the plane as we were circling sfo. you could not see anything so obviously an inconvenience, but i understand why they do it, because i can't imagine being a pilot trying to land a plane in that. >> well, there's only two runways, right? yeah. that too. yeah. was it turbulent at all? >> a little bit, but. but really pretty smooth until all of a sudden we're making our descent. but that fog was real thick. >> it was very stubborn. it was slow to burn off today. and that really did hamper temperatures around the bay area. and let'

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looking out towards sfo right now. you know, we have that rain early on things looking good local airports, no delays being reported sfo, oakland or san jose right now. how about the monterey bay you headed there? it's going to be kind of cool. little breezy, too. temperatures they're holding in the 50's in the monterey bay for tomorrow, but should be dry. southern the winds are gonna start to gust a bit in southern california, especially as we get to this next week. temperatures there expected to be in the 50's and also the 60's. well, things are kind of rough getting up in the sierra right now. but boy, as we head toward tomorrow, those skies start to clear out. yeah, it's going to be cold, but you've got all that fresh powder to ski on. if you head to the high country should be beautiful up there. if you want to do that in the coming days, make sure you enjoy. well, we've got a major winter storm now developing across the country's midsection. she just kind of rolling out over the rockies here as much as a couple of

today's s f f is - >> hi, i'm chris you're watching or imagining the city we have ivar satero director of sfo welcome to the show. >> go to the with you. >> thank you nice to see let's talk about how the airport as and the number of depreciations you're serving. >> yeah. it is really exciting we consult strong out the crisis and full swings with in carriers and poetry's and great dedications have a lot more to the mix and we have others we had talked about wonderful depreciations and people are loving that we're at with an hundred and 10 percent the precovid international position without the full recovery so we'll anticipating china but the recovery is excited to see how busy the temperance are those days. >> had renovation or expansion plans are currently underway? >> great. a lot of exciting programs we suspected some that have the work because of crescent trail he now we're back in full spring or swing and finished the harvey milk terminal one and talk about setting a standard in passengers traveling and it exceeded any exceptions to finishing harvey milk terminal one and now knowledge on

and throughout that san bruno gap, up to ten mile per hour winds at sfo.o a bit of a wind, but now dying down along the seashore in half moon bay. wind speeds tomorrow morning. by the time sun up at 725 16 mile per hour wind gusts and the half moon bay area, and we will experience a breezy afternoon scouring out the fog tomorrow. it won't be windy, but we will have a breeze to deal with. in fact, the winds won't settle down until about 6:00 tomorrow night. so here we go. we have a brand new area of low pressure. this is textbook perfect. it looks like a giant comma out over the open waters. here's the core and here's the frontal boundary. but a vigorous jet stream is going to plow it right into the pacific northwest, leaving us dry. i don't see any chances of precipitation in our forecast until about january 21st. speaking of rain, they have been void of it in southern california since last may, when they saw 16/100 of an inch of rain, which is 4% of normal for this time of the year. so the high wind warning has allowed to expire this evening. but thursday

of your screen is united airlines flight from sfo that was involved in a mid-air close call. incident happened on saturday as both planes were coming in for landing at the phoenix airport. they came within 875ft of each other vertically, 1200 feet horizontally. the only thing stopping them from colliding was an anti-collision system blaring in the cockpit. >> normally, aircraft shouldn't get within a mile of each other. in this case, they were less than 1000ft. >> the faa says to prevent more close calls, it's investing in new runway lights and stepping up the training of air traffic controllers. >> alameda county supervisors could make a big move today in the long awaited sale of the oakland coliseum property. gloria rodriguez is here with the latest on this story that we've been following for months. gloria. >> good morning. amanda. it appears the sale of the oakland coliseum is finally just about done. the alameda county board of supervisors is meeting this morning and on the agenda is taking action on the long awaited deal. the a's have agreed to sell its share to the afr

sfo? >> i don't see it. >> we weren't they weren't landing two runways tonight. >> yeah. do you remember last night we started talking about it that the fog was beginning to roll in? you told me drive home safely. >> that's right. >> you bet. yeah. we're going to have to drive around safely in the overnight hours and early morning hours before all this scours out earlier tomorrow morning due to the winds increasing. that's the scene right now toward lono. thank you. he's our engineer on the scene, providing us with all these beautiful views around the bay area. and we could see that, but we can't see anything along the sea shore right now. no visibility there. one mile around the peninsula, across the bay, eight miles in oakland. and things are improving in the napa area. we were down to six miles visibility at one point. okay, so we've got this area of low pressure right here. this is how we're painting the picture. it's moving east, diving to the south, planting itself over the four corner states. the friction between the two causing the winds to increase. and also cont

i can see all the way across to the east bay at sfo. terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news.isco, terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. at oracle terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. live in a freezing minneapolis. terry mcsweeney nbc. i remember that we had to end with that final shot, terry, but we of course, those were all of your former co-anchors that you've shared many, many, many memories with us about. but the floor is yours. i completely lucked out on the co-anchoring thing going back to 12 years ago when i first got here, one after the other after the other. credit the station with picking picking people who are not only talented, but they're personable. you get along with them, you love them. it's just fantastic to work with them. i also got to thank the station for hiring mr. rob mayeda. i call you the personal professor, personable professor, because you're i mean, if you if more science teachers were like rob mayeda, more people would be taking science because it would be so enjoyable. you do it with such joy and such knowledge, of course, and you do it with such

important for anyone heading to and from sfo.rs will need to transfer at sfo and the changes will continue as the new system is phased in. >>> from sleeping in cars to bouncing around hotels, a woman said she managed to overcome addiction with the help of an organization , which offered vital services. >> justine is sharing her story in hopes of gathering support for nonprofits and veronica macias has her story. we understand she is fighting that she calls, not in my backyard syndrome. >> we hear about programs that will work and you have people who have been homeless but as a homeowner sometimes you worry about the problems that it can bring. hopefully the story, after hearing so much heartbreak this morning, gives us some sense of hope for a better tomorrow, especially for this community. and so many women when they become mother's day make changes to their everyday lives. and motherhood is what convinced justine to get clean finally and she wants others to know the impact that one organization had on her life. >> reporter: for

let's go outside a live look at sfo, where tsa security screeners are protesting.hey are owed millions of dollars in back pay. screeners at sfo are contracted out to a company called covenant aviation security. meantime, the tsa has released a statement saying in part, quote, the contract security officers at sfo are considered essential workers. operations will continue uninterrupted, seekers who are trying to make it in the bay. wallet hub is out with a new list of best u.s. cities to find a job. researchers looked at 182 of america's largest cities. scottsdale, arizona ranks first. with pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and columbia, maryland, close behind in the bay area. san francisco ranks 18th. silicon valley sits in the top quarter. oakland and santa rosa are squarely in the back half. the metrics include cost of living, starting salaries, median household incomes. wallet hub's chris lupo says the bay area leads everywhere else when it comes to average starting salaries, and pay rates in a large chunk of the nation are not keeping up with inflation. while there's a

sfo seeing the most canceled and delayed flights. nationwide, more than 900 flights have been canceled. meta is making a series of controversial changes that some say will restore free speech and expression across its platforms. meta will now end its fact checking program on facebook, instagram and threads and rely on users to add notes or corrections to posts similar to what we see on x, ceo mark zuckerberg said the federal government pressured the company into censorship over the past few years. >> over the past four years, when even the u.s. government has pushed for censorship by going after us and other american companies, it has emboldened other governments to go even further. but now we have the opportunity to restore free expression, and i am excited to take it. >> meta is also updating its content moderation policies and reversing changes that reduced political content in user feeds. zuckerberg acknowledged the trade off could mean that more harmful or incorrect content will appear on its platforms. we'll turn now to the wea

lamonica. >> betty, things are calm here at sfo despite those delays. and people i spoke to did tell me that they experienced some holdups, but they were still able to get ahead of that storm. >> there's a predicted to have like eight plus inches of snow. and so i actually had to change my travel plans. i was supposed to leave tomorrow at 1030 eastern time, but i moved it to today because i wanted to beat out the winter storm. >> several states in the midwest and on the east coast are being affected by the first major snowstorm of the year. by sunday evening at san francisco international airport, 171 flights had been delayed and 22 flights were canceled. this passenger says he flew in from chicago. >> it was cold in chicago, but overall everything was pretty smooth. really no complaints. it was only here when we got to sfo, where there was a lot of delays with the carry ons, excuse me with the baggage claim. and we've been here about 40 minutes to an hour. >> sunday also marks the last day of holiday travel, when millions of people will be returning ho

. >> number six, if you take bart on the sfo line, there's a 20 minute delay between millbrae and sfoand if you're traveling between the coliseum and the oakland airport on the oakland airport line, there's up to an 18 minute delay there. >> number seven, delta airlines says upgrades are coming to its in-flight entertainment. changes include bluetooth connectivity for your personal headphones. new screens and free youtube premium. you'll see the changes roll out next year. >> flying cars are no longer a thing of the future. this revolutionary mode of transportation is now in its first step there. these are electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. they call them ev talls. i think that's how you're supposed to say it. the vehicle lifts off the ground like helicopters, and then they fly like planes after that. the inventor of the advancement led the faa to creating a new category of aircraft, something that hasn't happened since the 1940s. the creators believe the transport will start out as taxis for high density areas. air taxis still have many steps ahead before actually having

san francisco to sfo nine minutes. and looking live at our san jose 101 8-80 camera. there is a report of a minor crash on the shoulder after 87. it's causing a minor delay, but roads are open, driving into the peninsula and into the city. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. today we're expecting to learn more details about new accusations being made against a man convicted in a notorious kidnaping in vallejo a decade ago. matthew muller is facing new charges in contra costa county for a crime that investigators say left the victim so afraid they never reported it. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the studio this morning. and lena, this is coming just days after muller was charged in the south bay. >> yeah, amanda. that's right. fresh off of mueller's appearance in a san jose courtroom last week after being charged with two felony counts of committing a sexual assault during two home invasion cases back in 2009. we have learned he is facing three new charges this week, this time out of san ramon. meanwhile, mueller is already in prison, serving a 40 yea

sfo. it's pretty quiet here.e's a look ahead at the 7 day forecast doesn't look like a typical january where lots of sunshine. so just watch out for those cold mornings in the 30's and 40's. i don't see rain any time reyna. >> december fell prey just cut that off to drive times about 25 minutes. now we're back down to 14 as the morning goes on over. that number continues to drop down bay bridge of the toll plaza. the accident is still there. so 25 minute ride last check in with her at about 22 minutes. so we've gone up about 3 minutes there. and i hope that we stay pretty consistent to the able to get that off. that's also near the toll plaza on the bridge, his demeanor. i want to one of the south, a 85 to menlo park. no need to hop onto 18. 82 just yet over in the east bay, starting to see that orange building 40 minute ride selanne to 37 5.88, a traveling to oakland. both highways are still pretty reasons. back to you. thanks a lot 87 16 and for your money. this less than half of americans care which team wins

but right now we do have the dense fog that is pushed into sfo. the ceiling is roughly down to 300ft. the fog will be pretty patchy and then it's going to be wiped away. i'll tell you why, but first things first. temperatures into the 50s across the board, 46 degrees in fairfield. i wanted to share the current wind speeds with you. they're generally under ten miles per hour, and our inland areas are now beginning to pick up around the peninsula, all the way into redwood shores. 12 mile per hour winds noted around the seashore. these winds are going to change very rapidly in the overnight hours and in through your tuesday and even into wednesday morning. we'll talk more about that in the advisory. mike, we all need to know about that's coming up. >> all right. we will see you soon roberta. thank you. there was a scare today at san francisco's laguna honda hospital after part of the facility was evacuated due to a gas leak. just before noontime, the fire department posted this video on x. officials say the leak happened after a contractor hit a thre

sfo tied both going back to 1962 and oakland 70.a new record 67 2015 2015 was the january where we had no rain. so that makes some sense. the last rain of over a 10th of an inch in san francisco is one week ago today on the third at 18/100. no rain is forecast by the global models out 14 days. i mean it just looks just dry dry dry. we do get sunshine, but a little cooler here. the air aloft is starting to cool around 5000ft or so, but even with a north northeast breeze the wind will pick up tonight. midnight through 10 a.m. sunday. we get another wind advisory, mainly for the hills, but the key is though the air. the air aloft is starting to cool a little bit. so 30s 40s 50s on the temps. it will be another day of high temps above average. the coldest temps were south boulder creek also fell in scotts valley in there as well as santa clara. at one time campbell was 38. gilroy. hollister. also in the mountains, it's 20s 27. carson city 27. also in reno. if you're looking for rain, good luck because i'm not either. it's a breezy patte

i mean, menlo park 35 to sfo is 52. i mean, if you're traveling anywhere on the peninsula and, you know, that's a big swing there. 40s on the temps. clayton 42, alamo 40, dublin 40, san ramone sleeping in. that's right there. lafayette, orinda both at 43 and 49 berkeley. the berkeley lab has gusts to 31 32mph. 21 mammoth, 24, reno 16 and 21 for truckee and south lake tahoe. ely, the lone outpost out there at eight, a little system clipped us. it's now going to form a low in southern california, and then it will start to retrograde a couple of days in a couple of days, which should help alleviate some wind. but today and tomorrow it's going to be about that offshore breeze, not only for us, but picking up for them as well. there's just i mean, there's just nothing that says anything's changing anytime soon. so blowing in the wind. clear but breezy to windy, wall to wall sun that's for sure. and it will be windy for some, especially higher elevations. 60s on the temps. one key going forward is once the wind stops. this is

half moon bay 57 sfo. city is actually 56 and we are running considerably warmer for most compared to yesterday at this time when we had fog and 30s and 40s. santa rosa, concord plus 12, hayward plus 12 and livermore is 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. san 15 compared to yesterday at this time 29. reno 2030 and truckee 27, alturas and 22. in ely. out there at the lone outpost at 24, in prescott, 18 flagstaff. but look at santa barbara 62 whereas arcata is 37. so that's the system. that's the culprit. all that they're going to higher clouds. but that system swinging in has produced some light snow at big bear, some light rain on the desert. but it's going to be the source of wind not only already for us, but also in southern california. as everything goes up and over the ridge of high pressure. there is nothing rain wise. so if you work outside except for wind, i think you're good to go here for probably 710 days and maybe longer. ride like the wind. sunny for all. breezy to windy and warmer on those temps

the sfo infrastructure modernization.so they will be building new firehouses at the airport for us, which will be great for injury and illness. maintain keeping all of the volatile airline fuel and emissions out of the firehouse, and just kind of strengthen their capabilities, including their water rescue. the bike medic room is completed at sfo, and they've done interviews for the program. it is a great program. i would have you look at the numbers later on in his report for the number of incidents they get to, i asked a question about response time on a bike at the airport and was amazed at how quickly they can be anywhere in the airport on the bicycles, faster than some of our engines on these streets right now. and then of course, the getting the pfas foam off of the rigs is an ongoing project. i don't know that we announced his training compliance officer as training captain, captain marybeth jensen, but she is hard at work getting certified to the level she needs to be for that compliance job, and is working with th

sfo clocked in at 71. and oakland brand new record of 70, shattering the old record of 67 degrees set just a few years ago in 2015. ten years ago. other notable numbers? yes, and it wasn't even a record 78 in santa rosa with 73 degrees apiece in concord. also fairfield and antioch. everybody just much bathing in 70. 68 in san francisco, when the average high is right around 60 degrees. okay. live weather camera again, visibility is unlimited at this hour. temperatures have tumbled into the 50s to 60. in fairfield through rio vista, it is now 62 degrees. in san bruno. the winds are slight. these winds will remain under ten miles per hour throughout the evening hours. and then we begin to get a little bit on the breezy side tomorrow. area of low pressure tracks to the to the north of us. and that's going to cool us down just gradually tomorrow. but tonight, 30s and 40s across the board will pinpoint what high temperature you should expect in your neighborhood. and mike, that's still coming up. >> all right.

only, and riders will have to transfer at sfo to board a yellow line train to finish their trip.ia, a major concern least. yeah, the next several days through wednesday in southern california right now , our wind advisory with us until 10:00, where we are still looking at breezy upper elevation winds. >> and some of the gusts have been near 40 miles an hour right now. you'll notice they're 36 miles an hour. the east foothills, so particularly windy here in down through mount eminem, 41 miles an hour and you can see up in the north bay. so throughout the afternoon we'll eventually get a wind shift. and they will ease up. but take a look. they'll still be breezy to gusty with that dry offshore component. there's a look outside, nice and clear 56 with the wind there in the upper elevations. it's cold in our inland valleys with 30s. petaluma santa rosa. and then for today, low to mid 60s and a dry week ahead all right elise, thank you. >> and thank you all for joining us. this week with george stephanopoulos is neck 100% of our cases. >> start with the worst kind of injury and end wi

only riders will have to transfer at sfo to board a yellow line train to finish their trip. to a celebration of latino culture in the south bay. the children's discovery museum in san jose pulled out all the stops for three kings day or el dia de los reyes magos yesterday. the tradition actually took place on monday, which you might know as the epiphany, but yesterday the museum invited families to celebrate the day with events and activities. you can see guests, all those little kids with their crowns. guests learned how to make tortillas and had a tasting of the traditional three kings cake called rosca de reyes. the museum says the local celebration started almost 30 years ago. this year, the event also featured a bilingual storytime about the history of the three kings, led by miss america world and san jose native athena crosby. wow. just incredible there. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. and that's why at my house, you will still see the christmas tree up through the rest of the month while we celebrate all of these li

biden is set to arrive at sfo tomorrow afternoon. then on tuesday and wednesday, she'll be in san francisco to talk to health care leaders. she's the keynote speaker of the white house initiative to advance women's health research. it is not clear if the first lady will attend any events on wednesday before heading back to washington, dc. san jose is moving forward with its plan to clear rvs parked in certain areas. the city has chosen 30 temporary towaway zones to clear rvs for street sweeping and other cleaning this year. the $3.3 million pilot program goes into effect this week. chino worth evy is the first site that will temporarily ban rvs. the city counted 19 lived in vehicles on that street. san jose says it always posts signs for at least a week before towing the vehicles. restrictions will stay in place for about a month for those looking for a new spot to park. san jose plans to open safe parking sites in berryessa next month. well, a new list of housing markets show the bay area near the bottom in terms of competitiveness.

i can see all the way across to the east bay at sfo. terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. at oracle terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. live in a freezing minneapolis. terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. oh my gosh, we had to put that last live shot in there. that was minnesota, right? i remember that super bowl. it was below zero. rob told me it was going to be. yeah. you're still warm. you're still thawing out. i'm still thawing out. my gosh. yeah great. great memories there. and every one of those stories, something you don't maybe don't think about is all the great photographers who make all of that happy happen, like mike gia vang and robert robbie beasom and the whole cast, the people behind the scenes here. you got philip, you got ed, michelle garcia, the list goes on and on and on. and great people like you. and it has just been delightful. yeah. 12 years. i can't say it went by like a minute. it went by, but it was. and terry, i wanted you. it was fantastic that those photos i took of us got put to use. reme

here's a look over sfo. a little bit of fog developing as well. likely to wake up with some patchy fog tomorrow morning, but we will be drying out as we get into the weekend. here's a look. step back where the last 24 hours. anywhere from a few one hundredths over areas like the south bay, san jose picking up a little bit more than a 10th of an inch to ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, picking up a half inch santa rosa in the north bay, almost half an inch. so very much what we expected with this system. just some light rain. but boy was it a soggy one earlier today. we have a beach hazard out this afternoon. it will turn over again to a high surf advisory. starting tonight will go until early sunday morning. if you plan on spending time along our coastline, as you know, be very careful. those large breaking waves, expected anywhere from 18 to 22ft. here's a look at storm tracker two. a few showers still out there at this hour, and a line of rain expected to cross over the bay area this evening in the sierra. the snow continues here, beginni

it is 609 and here's a live look at sfo where happening today. tsa security screeners are organizing a protest and rally. workers claim they're owed millions in back pay. and we know a rally is scheduled for noon. remember, screeners at sfo are contracted out, in this case to a company called covenant aviation security. we tried to reach out to the tsa early this morning but are still waiting to hear back. we know at least one san francisco supervisor, connie chan, plans to attend. taking a live look outside, this time from the south bay overlooking downtown san jose, kari has got a look at our forecast for this thursday morning. and we are seeing the rain. it's also mainly clear and a look at our current temperatures. temperatures vary widely because of the high winds that we're seeing and some of the hills, those gusty winds create more friction and warmer temperatures. so calistoga is starting out at 65 degrees, while santa rosa iat 36 degrees. so you can see the big range that we're seeing over a short distance as we take a live look outside

as we head over towards the peninsula, we have sfo reporting a southwesterly breeze at ten and san josethwest at nine. shifting once again as we get into the weekend, temperatures coming down by almost 15 degrees this afternoon. 14 in santa rosa, down by six at sfo, down by six in concord and san jose down by four. still managing to come in a little bit above average, 56 degrees right now in san francisco, 65 in walnut creek, 64 in novato. as temperatures are already beginning to cool off once again, and we do expect a bit of a chilly start for tomorrow morning as we move forward. giving you a view here of the storm we pointed out just a moment ago on the pacifica satellite view and radar. notice how it does begin to sink into the great basin, and as we roll into saturday, sunday winds are picking up a little bit. we again a wind advisory here. by tomorrow afternoon, another fire weather watch expected for southern california at least parts of. and it looks to increase and worsen as we get into monday as the pressure gradient begins to tighten for us here at home. here's a look at what

it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will run every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that a realization of that? and it's also the fruition of that. >> well, in the southr a santa clara county receiving 12 million dollars. 10 saw more electric vehicle charging stations. the project will install 237 ev charging ports spread throughout san jose. most of them are going to be located at public facili

the nine as we take a live look at sfo this morning. as you can see, one plane starting to make its way away from the terminal into the skies. certainly this travel period has been very busy. a little quieter today, but as you can see there, the sun is shining at sfo, so usually we worry about fog and some wind out there, but things are looking good if you are headed out or even coming back home today. welcome back to mornings on two the nine. i'm claudine wong. >> happy new year. claudine wong, dave clark, good to see you i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's the first day of january 2025, new year's day. and i know someone who made the best tamales in all of the bay area. nice. her initials are roberta gonzalez. >> that is so sweet of you. did you try them? >> i'm going to. >> okay, but you're just saying that they're the best because it was a rumor. they are the best. okay. no, it's a tradition. you have to begin the new year with a tamale to have a healthy new year ahead and a happy new year. you know, in the south, it's black eyed p

we're looking live at sfo, 5 cancellations.y the way, 10 delays. >> as we reported at the at the airport today, a gale travel is going to be really rough for a lot of people. >> yeah, absolutely. and you know, tomorrow is the first day back to work and school for many of us. people are still doing some holiday travel. so as we heard in that report, you want to check that flight because may be calm here in the bay area. but elsewhere. >> we could see delays and cancellations. so let's take a look at sfo right now. no delays at this hour. our major airports, including major heads across the country. chicago is seeing some major delays at this hour. and you can see why so that system, the first major winter storm of the season related 2025 rather is that now moving towards the midwest here in chicago that light blue is snow. that dark pink purple. that is i so they have a lot going on. not only just snow but heavy snow, freezing rain, ice, sleet, hazardous road conditions like those images we showed you and then the backside of th

sfo a westerly breeze at about 13 miles an hour and current numbers most areas in the 50s. here is our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. so a chilly morning. definitely want to bundle up. temperatures in the 30s and the 40s. and here's a look at the overall weather pattern. this guy will be the source of those winds here in the bay area for your saturday. and this eventually will produce those stronger winds in southern california by saturday night and into sunday. so once again just be prepared for some, maybe some blustery conditions out there throughout the day. on your saturday, fairfield could have winds over 30 miles an hour, so it will not be a calm, tranquil day here in the bay area. the wind, the winds definitely picking up with the winds focused in the higher elevations of the area. highs for tomorrow will be in the 60s. lots of sunshine out there. not as warm as it has been, but still a mild afternoon. and here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. and we could be talking about some stronger winds as well again into early next week. and fra

only, and riders will have to transfer at sfo to board a yellow line train to finish their trip. your dogs on a leash and nearby, there's a rise in mange among coyotes in san francisco. there are several possible cases in and around golden gate heights park, so not only would a coyote encounter be dangerous for your dog, but mange is also highly contagious, causing hair loss, scabbing, and intense itching. >> oh, i haven't heard of that. yeah, no, that's something to be wary of. she has nothing to defend herself with, but we keep a really tight and close. >> i know they grabbed a couple dogs recently, so it's something we've been keeping an eye on. >> this is an infection that's caused by a parasite. sf animal care and control say they're wildlife ecologist. typically would not intervene in these cases of mange unless a coyote is too sick to stand or move. meanwhile, east bay regional parks have adjusted their parking fees to encourage more visitors. the park district announced friday that there will be a $5 parking charge where kiosks are available. parking costs were previously

concord, san jose at 73 sfo tied a record at 71. >> oakland beat a daily record at 70. you get the idea was warm out there. 70 livermore too. we are warm again today. not that warm, right? so no 78 degrees up in santa rosa right now. they're at 62 very different story. 59 san francisco were pulling back right now. 67 in san jose henry speight concord about 65. so we did it. a few 70's there in the south bay. and we do have that sunshine that is out there. no doubt about it. as we zoom out, though, want to show you this big picture because i mentioned that we've had this when grade-a between high and low pressure all week. now we're going to see that one start to move away. but there's another one set to take its place. and right now our wind is nice and calm. but as we see that setup happen and you'll see this as we kind of put this into motion here, futurecast, there goes that low drops right in it inside slider, setting up that northerly wind once again for us. and also unfortunately for our friends in southern california, that does present a problem, right? because w

sfo down by four. napa down by five. down by three.oncord as well as livermore, where we range in the upper 50s to low 60s across the region. santa rosa, one of the warmer spots there and upper 60s for you at this time. and in the south bay san jose reporting 65. but you head over towards san francisco sfo. it's a cool 58. and for the inner east bay areas like walnut creek, upper 50s as well, getting into the overnight hours, the frost advisory is going to be for our north bay, east bay, south bay and over towards the santa cruz mountains, our inland cities, both valleys and hills. you can see it does not include the coastline. it does not include san francisco. it is not does not include our bayside communities. i'll have a look at the temperatures expected for tomorrow morning, the afternoon highs, and what we can expect in the extended forecast all the way into the weekend. >> coming up in israel-hamas ceasefire and hostage deal could be gaining momentum before president biden leaves office. i'm trey yingst in tel my mental health w