upper 50s, 60 degrees for the south end of the bay, into the low 60s for the south end of the valley. mostly though 60s for the east bay. fairfield one of the warmer locations at 64 degrees. around the bay, 50s and low 60s , with low to mid 60s anticipated for the north bay. temperatures will be even warmer for northern sonoma and napa counties, 66 in windsor. those will be the warm spots around the region. temperatures don't change a whole lot over the next 7 days. the rain chances don't change a whole lot. those remain near zero. passing clouds overhead throughout the weekend. then we are back into a sunny weather pattern by wednesday and thursday of next week. the holiday weekend is looking pleasant if you have anything to get done outside. he won't have any weather- related excuses to put it off. we do have to deal with the hayes on the horizon, moderate air quality across the board, until we see the rain chances returning, does not over the next week. we will take a look at the dog walking forecast for tomorrow coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, california shattering covid infec

and seven years later is actually the president of the south end club. side of san francisco, the club was at first men's only. it was started by steveadors and longshoremen who worked on the water but wanted to row in their leisure time. but it is when the club moved north, not far from alcatraz and the future sight of the goldman sachs golde bridge, they poplized popularizd swimming. >> spectators aboard a sightseeing boat watched the swimmers. >> reporter: these days south end swimmers range from beginners to former olympians. some even make frequent laps to alcatraz. the club boasts some 1700 members with only a single part-time employee. almost everything else is handled by members volunteering and looking after each other in the open water. >> it unplugs you from everything. it is so cold, survival is the only thing that you're thinking. you know that you're dying, and you come out of the water and you feel like a million dollars. >> reporter: south enter miguel melendez volunteers his time kayakering with swimmers making those long swims. >> we ha

low 60s around the south end of the bay with mid-60s in the santa clara valley. today's warm spots were around 66 or 67. inland arts of the east bay should reach the low 60's. everybody between 60 and 62. temperatures nicely in the upper 50s around the bay, 60 degrees for oakland and into the mid-60 for most of the north bay. these numbers are 2 to 4 degrees above normal in most spots and temperatures for the north in mendocino and lake counties should reach into the 60s. temperatures don't change a lot for the next several days. pretty much everybody will stay within a degree or two of where we talk about tomorrow. very little change to temperatures through the martin is looking holiday weekend, and very little change to rain chances which will remain next to zero, not just in the seven- day but likely in the 10 day forecast as well. there are hints that may be we will get into more active weather patterns by the time the last week of january rolls around but that is 12 days down the line, that is a long way off in forecasting terms. we will keep an eye on long-

a contributor to the south end landmark district located under article 10 of the planning district and zoning district. the building was constructed in 1907 for the smidt graph company. founded by mack smidt, it was one of the largest print companies on the west coast. in 1920, the prominent clock tower was added to the existing buildings and an addition was constructed in 1938. the building's original ornamentation was removed and all of the brick facade was covered with smooth stucco in the 1960s. an existed metal snap-on baton roofing system with a new painting metal snap-on painted roofing system. which will match in terms of material and color. the replacement panels will be smaller resulting in an altered appearance. staff is allowed to approve a certificate of appropriateness for replacing roofing materials. when those. the project also includes eight windows on the south side of the building. described as three over three ask in fact the proposal would replace existing two over two aluminum windows in kind with new two over two aluminum windows in the existing window openings.

the south end of the bay low to mid 60s and even further in the santa clara valley. temperatures will reach the low 60s inland. low 60s around the bay. it gets warmer as we had further inland. mid-60s for most locations. the warmest spot even further north. the warmest day will be friday and saturday. just a degree or two warmer. the offshore wind relaxed. even the cool days above average high temperatures. absolutely no rain in sight through the middle of next week and likely through the end of next week. we will keep looking. maybe february will be more kind. >>> i will miss everybody. it has been a long run and a lot of fun. >>> the neighborhood favorite that fell victim to the pandemic. >>> you cfs health economics professor weizen on a medicare proposal for coverage on an altheimer struck. the combined cbsn bay area this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout

the temperatures along the coast should reach low to mid 60s in the mid-60s on the south end of the bay with upper 60s for san jose and the santa clara valley. in the east bay highs in the low 60s and a little cooler on the east side of mount diablo in the central valley fog will slow down the warm-up and you will stay below 60. low 60s around central they and up into the mid-60s for santa rosa here and temperatures further north also reach the mid-or upper 60s here. with temperatures we will see similarly on saturday and there is a cool down on sunday and the reaction to not only the additional cloud cover over the weekend but stronger onshore wind and those will keep the cooler air in place around the bay, but temperatures will start bouncing back inland and a little further into the 60s for san jose toward the middle of next week and temperatures are pretty close to normal around the corner from january into february on tuesday but the one thing not changing is the lack of rain in the forecast. >>> coming up, a new plan to lower traffic deaths and what the biden administration just l

south end of the bay with temperatures into the mid-60s inland in the santa clara valley. 64 degrees san jose and santa clara. low 60s inland in the east bay in a few locations. a few degrees above normal with offshore wind, temperatures will climb up above 60. upper 50s and low 60s jumbled together around the central bay with the warmest temperatures inland in the northbay. that downslope onshore wind warming up. some spots in the upper 60s especially further north. northern sonoma and napa counties, parts of mendocino and lake counties reaching the upper 60 temperatures went to change a whole lot around the bay heading through the rest of this weekend into the weekend. santa clara valley and san jose also staying steady in the mid- 60s. a slight cooldown for inland parts of the east bay and northbay by the end of the workweek, but still above average temperatures and upper 50s along the coast through the weekend. no rain in the extended forecast. there are those signs of hope further down the line that may be, we can finally get some rainmakers to visit the bay area. >> may be in s

it happened overnight from the north to the south end of san jose. police say thieves crashed into six stores to get those atm machines. nbc bay area headquarters with more of the surveillance videos. damian? >> reporter: police say the burglaries were coordinated by one group in the span of an hour and a half, but they credit business owners keeping the thefts to a minimum. it shows the brazen burglaries in this video. this one was at a liquor store with they made off with the money machine. then there is the santa clarita smoke shop. and then it appears to be the same cars the one at the smoke shop. at the santa clara smoke shop, crews spent the day making repairs. >> they did a lot of damage. we work all day long just to make a couple dollars and they do this. it's wrong. >> reporter: especially, says joe, since the store doesn't even have an atm. the liquor store does but it appears the thieves couldn't get past the metal bars protecting the store. so it looks like the atm was saved. and they couldn't get the next atm onto a truck. police say it

today we made it into the orange category, unhealthy for sensitive groups through the south end of the bay and the santa clara valley. on a widespread basis we are consistently going to be in the moderate category. when the air quality is at its worst we could get back into the orange category every once in a while but if the wind is strong enough wednesday and thursday it may help us oumeoundlebursts could get some good readings. we will keep you updated. clouds on the horizon, temperatures are still 57 degrees downtown. that is the warm spot, down to 49 degrees in concord and santa rosa. temperatures will drop off as fog forms. we will see some locally dense fog to start the day tomorrow but it dissipates quickly and by 10:00 we will see if his abilities in the last of it the rest of tuesday afternoon. temperatures dropping down to the upper 30s for parts of the northbay, low to mid 40s for most of us with warmer temperatures around the bay and along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow will be almost exactly normal for this time of year. cool spots along the coast will be in the mi

tilting towards the unhealthy for sensitive groups area around the central bay, northbay, east bay, south end of the bay and spilling into the santa clara va. i think we might see some improvement to air quality levels tomorrow, because the wind will pick up let's check out hour by hour wind gust through tonight and tomorrow. they will not be all that strong tonight but tomorrow they will start to pick up and change direction a little bit. and onshore breeze is kicking in. strongest gusts along the coast will be in the 15 to 25 mile- per-hour range. further inland, 10 to 15 miles per hour gusts. sustained wind will be lower than that but it is enough to stir around the atmosphere which will have the effect of not getting rid of the haze, but distributing it deeper in the atmosphere so instead of all being at ground level it will be a little more spread out which should hopefully help out air quality and anyone with breathing difficulty. the breeze will be noticeable on friday as well in a different direction. offshore wind. fortunately we have seen plenty of rain so far in the rain season so

the bla agreed with us on this and the south end rowing club leases. >> chair haney: thanks for that.appreciate the work on this. my question wasn't so much why we are not charging market rent for this but why we haven't determined what that fair market rent would be so we have a better understanding of the amount of subsidy until we get to understand whether that community benefits. >> i think the recent st. francis they don't have any requirements. it gives you a good base of the maximum it would be. that building is much bigger. that is many more amenities, full-service restaurant, all of those things. this building is nothing close to that in terms what it office. there is cost and time involved in respect that. we could incur those coasts and do it. i am not sure we will come out with a different determination on this one. >> chair haney: i appreciate that. >> i understand. >> chair haney: i am very supportive of this partnership with the dolphin and swimming and boating club. i wanted to understand the terms better. it is a unique situation. thanks, chair haney. thank you for th

middle 60s for the south end of the bay. warm locations in the santa clara valley. temperatures in the inland parts of the east bay and lower to middle 60s. above normal. mostly in the lower half of the 60s around the bay. warmest spots in the middle 60s. temperatures reaching to the 60s for the north bay as well. a couple more warm spots as we look farther north into northern sonoma and napa counties by tomorrow afternoon. the temperatures drop off as we head into the second half of the weekend. heading into the mountains, things are good. no new snow. a base from what we picked up in november and december. things are still wide open in terms of the number of lifts and trails open. those are those temperatures, more clouds in the forecast by monday, tuesday, wednesday. no rain out of the clouds. we are in the midst of a three week dry stretch of weather. today is three weeks since we had muchable rain. it will last another two weeks. andrea? >> less than 48 hours now until the nfc championship game. 49ers have a few injuries. we break down the chances of the star t

right around 60 degrees along the coast but low 60s for the south end of the bay with mid-60s in the santa clara valley. low 60s for the tri-valley and a couple of spots stuck in the upper 50s further east. fog from the central bay will slow down the warm-up for antioch and entwood but yobrki through. temperatures around the bay in the low to mid 60s. likely for the north bay as well. all of these numbers are above normal for the middle of january. this will be the warmest day we see in the seven day forecast but it is not a dramatic drop that will happen. we will coast down to near normal temperatures in the seven day outlook, normal high temperatures in the outlook cloud cover but a very low chance of spreckels falling out of the clouds. been a nice martin luther king holiday weekend saturday and sunday. just a few more clouds for the holiday itself on monday, but near average temperatures sticking around which means a mixture of mid and upper 50s and low 60s. we will keep hunting for rain chances, we will see if we can find any of that in the data. >> a lot of people are thinking,

unhealthy for sensitive groups reading for the central bay, inland parts of the east bay, and the south end of the bay, with stronger on shore winds, it will stir the atmosphere around. it doesn't remove the haze, but it helps disperse it deeper in the atmosphere. o so it's not as concentrated at ground level where we have to breathe it. we'll be stuck in the moderate air quality through most of the weekend. rain-free weather for the bay area. snow-free weather for the high sierra. they have plenty on the ground. this is the current condition for sugar bowl where they have 6 to 9 feet of snow as a base. no new snow. but 10 of the 12 lifts are open. and dry weather if you want to make your way up there. shouldn't have interference from mother nature in terms of travel plans. temperatures a mix of 40s. and 50s around the bay area. high clouds passing through. keeping temperatures from dropping in the mid 30s. low to mid 40s. high temperature tomorrow, maybe not as warm as today. but most of us should get up to or above 60 degrees. even if we don't, just barely below 60 degrees. temperatures 2

middle 60s along the south end of the bay. farther for the santa clara valley up to 60%. inland and the east bay, middle 60s. 65 in san francisco and in oakland. as you go farther inland in the north bay, the off shore wind is a downslope wind that warms up even more. the temperatures approaching 70 degrees for much of the north bay and even getting above 70 degrees. temperatures backing down heading through the second half of the weekend. not a lot. still a mild weather pattern even once the off shore winds die down. around 60 degrees for san francisco and oakland most of next week. middle 60s for san jose. well above average for late january. the temperatures farther inland, lower to middle 60s for inland parts of the east bay noh bay and along coast. the temperatures will not dip that far below 60 degrees for high temperatures and there is no rain in sight for the next seven-days. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, sharks on ice. plenty of shot making except for the stunner at chase center tonight. ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the

lower 60s across the south end of the bay. warm spots in the valley reaching up into the upper 60s for thursday afternoon's high temperatures, lower 60s for the east bay. everybody between 61 and 63 degrees around the bay it will be lower 60s for san francisco, maybe a degree warmer on the oakland side of the bay. middle 60s for most of the north bay and the temperatures farther north in the middle 60s. a couple spots in the upper 60s. the temperatures do not change for friday and saturday. then the cool down arrives and it is a modest cool down, two to three degrees, clouds over head by sunday, especially monday. but the rain chances are so slight we are not adding any raindrop icons to the forecast for early next week. just additional cloud cover. we will continue hoping that those rain chances will go up. we will get more data to look at between now and 11:00 and updated look for those at those rain chances coming up then. >> all t, ersed. thank you. >> the new affordable housing proposal in one of the last bay areas you wo

tilting toward the orange around the central bay including oakland and san francisco and around the south end of the bay as well and it looks like we will be pretty much in the moderate category for the remainder of the work week and into the holiday weekend, but occasionally that air-quality will tip into the unhealthy for sensitive groups category so anybody you know that has breathing difficulties keep an eye on them and make sure they do okay as long as this stagnant air is in place. higher clouds further up in the atmosphere filtering out g d ve niced the mperatures only 58. only 56 right now in oakland and other temperatures and low 60s. these numbers are still above average for this time of year and with those clouds most of us will stay in the 40s tonight and mostly into the lower half the 40s and a little lower for san francisco and pacifica and upper 30s north of the golden gate and temperatures will warm up tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow compared to the clouds we saw today with temperatures warming up 2 to 5 degrees above normal and the cooler spots along the coast will be in the

mid 60s for the south end of the bay. the warm places, in the santa clara valley.in the east bay. low to mid 60s around the central bay. ci64 oakld. counties as well. es arming up e cond half of the weekend, but they drop by 2 to 4 degrees. it just puts us back down to where we should be for this time of year. we finish off the month of january with additional cloud cover, but a continuation of the drive pattern that has plagued us for so much of january, and it continues right into the first several days of february. some additional cloud cover on tuesday and wednesday, but very low. lower than 5% chances of any moisture them back to sunshine and a slight warm-up towards thursday and friday of next week. we will check out the ski report coming up at 11:00. >>> it could be the next frontier. the free-speech debate, and how apple is trolling spotify tonight. >>> coming up on are streaming service cbs news bay area, we share our thoughts and predictions for sunday's nfc championship showdown. that's coming up at 8:30. you can stream whatever, whenever. find us on plu

for the air quality which did get into the orange category, unhealthy for sensitive groups in the south end of the bay and santa clara valley. that should improve slightly but moderate air quality across the board. no big changes to the overall weather pattern so the haze on the horizon is going to be with us. will see warmer temperatures by the end of the workweek. mid-60s for san jose by thursday and friday continuing over the weekend. maybe underestimating this temperatures a little bit. we are not being too aggressive with how much we are warming up the forecast yet but it looks like we're going to see pretty nice temperatures as we finish off the workweek and headed to the weekend. >>> a little sports, if you watched the 49ers and cowboys game maybe you cut your breath by now. it came down to those brutal final seconds. the 49ers are staying alive in the playoffs, beating the cowboys 23-17. san francisco is now set to take on the packers on saturday. 49ers faithful's say the long season between the 49ers and cowboys made yesterday's win even more thrilling. and they did suffer a couple

the middle portion and 60s for the south end of the bay with upper 60s in the santa clara valley peer low 60s and in the east bay. then, locally dense fog slowing down your. your mother just a little bit. low 60s around the bay. damages warming up to the mid- 60s as you had further inland into the north bay. temperatures in the long-range forecast, a little change a lot thursday and friday. little cooling trend for the weekend and early next week. additional cloud cover will have an impact on our temperatures and maybe we will be able to add that rain icon to the forecast for the second half of the weekend. but, it is a big maybe at this point. our rain chances are a whopping 30% right now. alan. >> we like to see it. paul. thanks. nearly 2 years in the pandemic and chances are you would like to get away. coming up, some travel trends in the destinations high up on many americans list. coming up, on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, we will break down san francisco's special election. that is in our 4:00 hour. you can watch our stream wherever whenever. find is on pluto tv. an

mid-60s around the south end of the bay, with the warm spots in the santa clara valley reaching the upper 60s by tomorrow afternoon. low to mid 60s in linden in the east bay. further east to mount diablo, above 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon. temperatures around the bay, low to mid 60s, and mostly mid 60s for the north bay. lake county should be mild as well. temperatures are due back down on sunday, then we hover near- normal through most of next week. more clouds in the forecast by monday, tuesday, and wednesday is the on tour influence continues, but no rain out of the clouds. any moisture be the fog condensing on outdoor objects. the next chance of rain will be pretty far down the line. >>> still ahead, the controversy over one nb okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed w

the temperatures in the middle 60s for the south end of the bay and the warm spots in the santa clara valley reaching up into the upper 60s around san jose. inland parts of the east bay. could start off with a little more fog. antioch, brentwood, some of the fog spilling in. that will slow down the warm up, keep the temperatures barely below 60. the temperatures around the bay, mostly in the middle 60s, same thing for the north bay. above normal for this time of the year and warmer spots farther north as well. heading into the mountains mild up there. mild for this time of the year, high temperatures in the 40s around north star, 14 to the 20 lifts open, i checked they have 10 three -- 103 of the 104 trails open. no snow in the forecast for them, no rain for us in the forecast either. dry forecast, temperatures remain warm, then, cool down kicks in for the second half of the weekend. not a major cool down. we will drop three to four degrees and then the temperatures will hover khres to what is normal for this time of the year as we finish off the month of january on monday and head in

as mayor he worked across the aisle to transform south ends future -- south bend's future. household income grew, poverty fell, and unemployment was cut in half. the city established new resources to extend opportunity and access to technology for all residents and he launched a smart streets initiative to improve street design in dime town -- in downtown and the historically underserved west side. this led to benefits including small business growth along previously neglected corridors and hundreds of millions of dollars in new private investment in downtown that one time was too empty. now as our nation's 19th transportation secretary he will be overseeing a record level of transportation funds as part of the infrastructure package. secretary buttigieg, i know i speak for all of the governors when i say we are looking forward to working with you and is spending these funds wisely and accountable he. also, -- accountability. to lead the discussion will be governor hogan and governor whitmer with the secretary. last may we are thankful to each of you for testifying on behal

unhealthy for sensitive groups around the south end of the bay and in the santa clara valley this afternoon. i think the air quality will be moderate through most of this week. there will be times when it tips back toward that orange category but not on a long enough basis for the spare the air alert. late wednesday into thursday and friday, maybe we will see a few green dots on the map by the end of the work week. high temperature today, temperatures in the low to mid 60s for most of the bay area. 60 degrees on the dot for santa rosa. a cool spot pacifica just one degree warmer. 62 degrees in central sentences go and the warm spot was a san jose at 65 degrees. temperatures a few degrees cooler but that puts us to where we should be for this time of year. currently, temperatures are running in the 50s, anywhere from 52 degrees to half moon bay and petaluma to 59 degrees just below 60 right now in san jose. those temperatures will backdown into low to mid 40s. the chili is to spots north of the golden gate dipping down into the upper 30s. the warmest locations on the coast staying in the upp

low to mid 60s around the south end of the bay, mid-60s for the santa clara valley. 66 in san jose. low 60s for inland east bay, cooler with fog stubborn there to begin the day. low 60s around the bay with low to mid 60s as you go further inland in the north bay with warm spots for the north, up to about 68 degrees for cloverdale and ukiah. temperatures will warm up more with offshore wind friday and saturday. even once we cool off next week, the coolest days in the seven day forecast bring as above average temperatures. plenty of sunshine over the weekend, if you fairweather clouds early next week, and absolutely no rain out of those clouds heading for the first half of next week and likely all the way through the first full week of january. will take a look at the air- quality forecast into the weekend coming up at 5:30. >> hopefully thuggery brings some showers. >>> coming up, the rematch with eryn rogers. here what the 49ers are saying about their second chance of beating the green bay packers. >>> streaming tonight, medicare is proposing to limit coverage of a drug for alzheime

it will slug to the south end to the east. so let me put this a day for monday. we'll go into the gulf states here because we will see that risk of rain increase or cross areas of western saudi and probably in riyadh. so we take a peek at the next 3 days. and i think that rain risk for you will be on tuesday with a high of 20 degrees after that deadly snow storm, about 30 kilometers just outside of this law. but still some showers locked in between the hor and islam abad. in the forecast on sunday, after the eastern med now and all of that activity, we're getting a steady stream of rain pour into on talia. so a soggy day to be sure with a high of 15 degrees, high temperatures in heart soon we've seen the rise over the last few days. 35 degrees. same goes for juba at 40 bungie, $36.00. not far off your record. january temperature of 37 degrees. we do have some storm sort of cool the atmosphere in vin talk. you're now down to 31. seemed as for capetown, what a big difference in your temperatures over the past 24 hours and some severe thunderstorms, not too far away

mid-50s along the coast and upper 50s around the south end of the bay with high temperatures in the santa clara valley the warm spots on the map. inland on the east much areas there. 56 and 58, the same thing around central bay and northbay. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s just a degree or two cooler along the coast. a couple of degrees cooler for inland portions of mendocino and lake counties. the dry weather that is going to be taking over once we pass friday's rain chance will continue for a while. the 60 ten-day outlook shows below average rainfall, and the 8 to 14 day outlook takes us through the latter half of january, and also shows a good chance of below average rainfall. at least we are off to that great start we are playing with house money at this point. eventually we would like to see more substantial rain headed our way but we will settle for the little bit of rain we will get on friday. more clouds next week and could drop some showers especially north of the golden gate and along the coast. that is in monday's forecast and we dry out again by monday and tuesday of nex

wind won't be that strong but bringing warmer air all the way to the coast, low to mid 60s on the south endthe bay with mid to upper 60s in the santa clara valley, the warm spots at 67 degrees for santa clara, cama, san jose in mourning hill. temperatures with a little bit 60s and lived in the east bay with fog in some of east bay valleys and slid under warm up a little bit, cooler spots antioch and brentwood because you are closer to the central valley and the fog it will be a bit more stubborn, low 60s for most of the central bay and maybe mid 60s on the east side of the bay with low to mid 60s as you had further north in the north bay 65 degrees around the park with temperatures in the low to mid 60s further north into sonoma and napa counties and inland and maceda county and lake county as well. temperatures don't change a lot on thursday, you see a slight cooling trend by the weekend back to normal temperatures into early next week, more cloud coverage streaming on friday and saturday with the overall weather patterns shifting around a little bit but we add more clouds to the forecast

mid-60s around the south end of the bay. upper 60s in the santa clara valley.will be the warm spot on the map. 60 degrees for santa clara and san jose. east bay and inland, low 60s, maybe slightly cooler than today . antioch and brentwood, the fog from the central valley also up your warm-up. still not bad for january. mid 60s in san francisco. mid-60s or the east bay. mostly mid 60s for the north bay as well. mendocino and lake county are also likely to hit if not exceed 60 degrees are pretty safe margin. temperatures will stay similar on saturday. more of a cooldown for the second half of the weekend, as an offshore storm system is largely going to miss us muppets and cloud cover towards us. temperatures will stay close to average as we finish off the month of january on monday, and head into february on tuesday. the consistent part of the forecast, no rain in the 7 day forecast. tomorrow marks 3 weeks since we've seen measurable rainfall in the bay area, a stretch unlikely to end anytime soon. we look at tomorrow's dog walking forecast coming up at 6:00. >>>

into the unhealthy for sensitive groups range for the central bay, inland east bay and around the south end of the bay. the wind will pick up tomorrow. that should help to push us back into the moderate category across the board which is where we are going to stay fridays, saturday, and sunday. not getting much worse than that, but also not getting much better until we get a more large-scale change in the overall weather pattern. right now as we look outside, temperatures have dropped into the 50s. 58 degrees for downtown seven cisco and san jose. 51 degrees already in concord, with a little break in the cloud cover allowing some of today's warmth to escape into space. tomorrow we will see clouds giving way to sunshine. good news for a trio of pups in the dog walking forecast. a lot of labs. kelsey and maggie all happy faces as they should be. temperatures tomorrow reaching up to 6 degrees -- 60 degrees. still above normal after that for the month of january. hopefully the air quality will be just a little bit better. humans and canines both will enjoy that. hour by hour temperatures elsewh

low 60s around the south end of the bay. maybe not quite that warm for inland east bay, butler 60 for the tri-valley around 60 degrees for concord. cooler for antioch and brentwood because some fog is going to slow down the warm-up for eastern contra costa county. temperatures in the low 60s around the bay, low 60s for the north bay, 326 degrees above normal and further north for inland mendocino and lake counties, temperatures topping out in the low and mid 60s. we cool down a bit wednesday and thursday but the coolest days in the seven day forecast will bring us near average temperatures. one thing you do not see any of in the seven day forecast is a chance of rain. just some additional cloud cover on thursday and lots of sunshine friday, saturday, and sunday. eventually, the fog will become more of a factor in land on the east bay, so that fog spills in through the delta, we will cross that bridge down the line but just a drive pattern that will continue for a while. i will have a look at the two week outlook coming up at

west coast is these guys just going right up into the pacific northwest and for us being on the south endseeing a lot of nothing. just a few clouds here and there and temperatures like today, mid sixties down morgan hill and gil, right. few high clouds overhead tonight that keeps us above freezing. so if your gardener or you have vegetation you're worried about don't i think you'd be fine. even if forced film greenville. it's going to be above freezing should be anyway. i mean, get touch healdsburg. you might find some freezing live camera shot. okay yeah, that's the oakland estuary and out by the container ships. i've just never seen that angle before. almost sure, scott is that angle is out of the emeryville camera. no. okay roof camp. okay. okay anyway, so these are the highest from today or that right now temperatures. they're going to be overnight lows like this in the forties. like i said, above freezing well above freezing. and then you can see the forecasts has everything going to the north of us as we've been talking about, and we just get a few clouds on thursday. no rain in the

not bad for late january, through the south end of the day but into the 60s and mid- 60s for san jose, mostly low 60s in land and the east bay, upper 50s and low 60s right around 60 degrees with northbay warming up, offshore wind has temperatures jumping up into the upper half of locations. same thing for mendocino and lake county. temperatures don't change much over the next few days but plenty of sunshine after morning fog dissipates. temperatures will dip slightly by saturday, sunday, and monday as we see more cloud cover, but no rain icons in the entire seven day forecast, maybe further down the line we can talk about rain chances returning. i will talk more about that coming about 5:30. >>> coming up, president biden caught in a hot mike moment. the choice words for a reporter who asked about inflation. >>> one week until the winter olympics, the strict covid-19 rules athletes will encounter as they arrive in beijing. >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, and alameda county food bank is in need of volunteers. we will hear from the executive director at 8:30.

so send driving rain actually for malaysia, singapore, south end of sumatra. gotta be on the lookout for some flooding. here wasn't long ago, there was some extreme flooding in and around qual, important. now that ne monsoon also giving us some pretty heavy bands of rain for central vietnam in and around and hang with a height of $24.00 degrees. and for central areas of china, high pressure is carving out some sunny skies here. your temperature is pretty well where they should be shanghai, okay, a bit above where you should be with the high of all love and degrees. bit of a breather for western japan after snow storm after snow storm here, but the next round of snow will move in later on sunday. in some monday, in this area has really just been walloped by snow. solar hive to degrees. that's average for this year. ok after india and we do still have some weather watches in play for a time on the do. just the other day we skipped up about 200 millimeters of rain in and around. and i think heavy rain still on sunday will be across longer. and we've dropped all o

temperatures low 60s along the coast, mid-60s along the south end of the bay. up her 60's in the santa clara valley. low 60s inland and in the east bay, everyone between 61 and 63. low 60s around the bay, just a bit lower on the east side of the bay and then mid-60s for the north side of the bay and our neighbors further north into mendocino and lake county well into the 60s, even up to 68 degrees in ukiah. temperatures will stay similar and even saturday, the first half of the weekend we will see clouds with a onshore wind dropping temperatures for the second half of the weekend. clouds in the forecast on monday, but no rain in the seven-day forecast because even with that hint of rain from some of the forecast data, not enough to give us confidence we will actually pick up any rainfall in the bay area. air-quality forecast coming about 5:30. >>> prince andrew formally responds to allegations of sexual abuse. what is next in his legal battle? >> i'm john ramos in the east bay. the state was poised to change rooftop solar rules but that is put on pause as the f

right around 60 degrees at the south end of the bay with mid and low 60s inland in the santa clara valley. right around 60 degrees for most inland parts of the east bay. once the fog dissipates, temperatures should warm up to two or 3 degrees above normal. mostly upper 50s around the bay with temperatures near 60 degrees for most of the northbay until you have further north where temperatures will climb just a little bit further into the 60s for northern sonoma and napa counties inland in mendocino and lake counties. temperatures are warming up with offshore wind kicking and by the end of the work week. low to mid 60s around the bay friday and saturday. mid-60s for san jose and it is even possible that they saw santa clara valley will be in the upper 60s by the end of the work week. we gradually cooldown into early next week but one thing remains the same in the extended forecast, no chances of rain in the long-range data. we will take a look at the air quality forecast up at 530.a wi but jimmy garoppolo could be limited in practice this week. >>> betty white would have turned 100 today.

the bla agreed with us on this and the south end rowing club leases. >> chair haney: thanks for that.he work on this. my question wasn't so much why we are not charging market rent for this but why we haven't determined what that fair market rent would be so we have a better understanding of the amount of subsidy until we get to understand whether that community benefits. >> i think the recent st. francis they don't have any requirements. it gives you a good base of the maximum it would be. that building is much bigger. that is many more amenities, full-service restaurant, all of those things. this building is nothing close to that in terms what it office. there is cost and time involved in respect that. we could incur those coasts and do it. i am not sure we will come out with a different determination on this one. >> chair haney: i appreciate that. >> i understand. >> chair haney: i am very supportive of this partnership with the dolphin and swimming and boating club. i wanted to understand the terms better. it is a unique situation. thanks, chair haney. thank you for the questions,

the bla agreed with us on this and the south end rowing club leases. >> chair haney: thanks for that.ork on this. my question wasn't so much why we are not charging market rent for this but why we haven't determined what that fair market rent would be so we have a better understanding of the amount of subsidy until we get to understand whether that community benefits. >> i think the recent st. francis they don't have any requirements. it gives you a good base of the maximum it would be. that building is much bigger. that is many more amenities, full-service restaurant, all of those things. this building is nothing close to that in terms what it office. there is cost and time involved in respect that. we could incur those coasts and do it. i am not sure we will come out with a different determination on this one. >> chair haney: i appreciate that. >> i understand. >> chair haney: i am very supportive of this partnership with the dolphin and swimming and boating club. i wanted to understand the terms better. it is a unique situation. thanks, chair haney. thank you for the questions, com

a contributor to the south end landmark district located under article 10 of the planning district andg district. the building was constructed in 1907 for the smidt graph company. founded by mack smidt, it was one of the largest print companies on the west coast. in 1920, the prominent clock tower was added to the existing buildings and an addition was constructed in 1938. the building's original ornamentation was removed and all of the brick facade was covered with smooth stucco in the 1960s. an existed metal snap-on baton roofing system with a new painting metal snap-on painted roofing system. which will match in terms of material and color. the replacement panels will be smaller resulting in an altered appearance. staff is allowed to approve a certificate of appropriateness for replacing roofing materials. when those. the project also includes eight windows on the south side of the building. described as three over three ask in fact the proposal would replace existing two over two aluminum windows in kind with new two over two aluminum windows in the existing window openings. depart

right now, it is quiet northerly wind, switching to the south end eventually getting fast out of the00 mondaytaing with gusty wind from the coast to the delta and they get stronger over 40 mph through tuesday. you can see the colors here, the ridges and peaks, mount diablo, we will be watching in particular, and the sierra nevada as well. 9:00 tuesday, 40 mph gusts, half moon bay, it will stay with us late through the day. the wind event midweek then taking you out 10 days and we are not seeing any rain, barely rain up to the north coast. mid-60's today in the south bay, very pleasant. look for 61 in san bruno. upper 50's at the coast. cool here with the wind light. 58, daly city. in the north bay, it was a frosty start at 28. santa rosa, 63 later on today with vallejo and the low 60's. more 60's in the east bay with fremont at 62 later. the valley warming up to 63 today. then we have the winds to watch out for tuesday, wednesday and february will stay pretty quiet after that. dry and an even warmer weekend into the end of the workweek. we are certainly losing ground with all the rai

as we look compared to yesterday, the north and south end of the day most dramatic cooling from santa stay that way as we get through sunrise. that is at about 7:15. looking at san francisco, nice out there this morning with temperatures in the upper 40's to near 50's. patchy frost around the valleys. sunny and seasonal today with no sign of rain. a couple of systems will move to the north and bring us some wind and we could see a few sprinkles but it is the offshore winds that we will be watching for today. really nothing to write home about but as we get into monday morning, you will notice they begin to get a little bit faster along the coast. look what happens monday night. we are looking at wind gusts in the hills from 20 to 30 miles an hour and this will translate into some very gusty winds in the sierra nevada. they are looking at winds potentially in the highest peaks at 70 miles an hour. look what happens at 3:00 in the afternoon on tuesday. we could be under a north. fairfield up to 40 miles an hour. elsewhere, widespread from 25 to 30 miles an hour. this is tuesday and this