it may get even colder at the south hall, but no one lived there except for scientists to come and go in oil. mickland. people have adapted to live in the extreme environment all year around. like alexander, our tenure of who didn't even notice the white specks of frost on his face as we were recording our, have you out in the freezing all your face has turned white is everything fine. it's fine. it'll go away and turn red, just rubbish. and that's it. i guess you have to be born here to treat frostbite as if it's nothing from a young age. children here are taught that even if it's freezing outside, it doesn't mean you don't go to school. here, kid, stay home only if the temperature drops below minus $52.00 degrees celsius or $61.00 fahrenheit, which are all children are present now or is someone at home? you, meteorologists reported that it's minus 50 celsius. so all the kids are studying minus 50 lovely winter day. everyone goes to school. yes, this is usual weather and temperatures for us. like children all over the world, these kids like to play video games and that's what most of

moment, when you look across the genre of classical music and the great concert halls, and you're going to be playing on the southre in london, in one of the great halls for classical music, is it something that the people who go to classical music are capable of taking on? or do you find some of your audience is actually resenting the tricks you play, the uncertainty, the unpredictability? i always experienced that they are so happy when something real happens in a concert. you know, it's people seem so conventional and adult and grown—up, but what we want to touch in people is the inner child, the inner child of everybody who loves to play. and there is an inner child in all grown ups. let me ask about your decision to become a conductor. we have this image of the maestro conductor. usually we think of him as very dominating, maybe a little bit volatile, a bit difficult. i'm not sure that you fit that stereotype. why did you want to be a conductor? you see, the answer is, the honest answer is i didn't! that i have a brother who is also a conductor, and he always wanted to be a conductor, when he was five he wan

if you come to philadelphia, you'll see a statue of him on the south side of city hall. it's the city's first public statue honoring an individual african-american. throughout his life, catto was an activist from the abolition of slavery and for equal rights for black americans. during the civil war, he joined frederick douglass and other black leaders to recruit african-americans to join the fight for emancipation. after the war, catto continued his at voe cassie and successfully fought to desegregate philadelphia's street cars. he was a many of many accomplishments. he graduated from the institute for the clerk will designate youth, which is now pennsylvania five's own cheney university, the first hbcu in the country. he also ran the undefeated baseball club of philadelphia, a negro league baseball team which played the first black vs. white game. however, the most enduring part of his legacy are his efforts to secure the right to vote for black americans. he was a champion for suffrage and fought to ensure that no one would be denied access to the ballot box. ultimate

crevice between 4chan and the dark reaches of the inter web and facebook and confederate halls throughout the southississippi, texas, and really every state, there are such a broad crevice between this kind of academic buckley space, where these conservative analysts are coming from. and the people who are causing the chaos. i know that was long. but i don't think it will make much of a difference. >> we've got a minute left susan, but speaking of taking a stand. talk to us where you are witnessing on a local level? >> as we see people speaking nationally, at the local level, for example, in arizona, the speaker of the house, the state house of representatives, a republican. a trump supporter. was the sole finalized vote that killed arizona's proposed legislation that would allow the gop-controlled legislature to revoke the results of an election. so it took a republican to do that. let me also add, there was a chief justice of the ohio supreme court. the core is three, four, democrat republican. that republican chief justice sided with the democrats, saying that the ohio maps, republican drawn map

dozens of soldiers killed we are killed as russia targets the country from the north, south and east. benjamin halle state department with a lot of reaction from there today. hello to you. >> right now the state department secretary blinken as well as the president are all coordinating with allies to try to figure out the next steps, the next sanctions. how far should they go? we await to hear from the administration how serious they are. allies speaking out saying they will be crippling. >> today in concert with our allies we'll agree a massive package of economic sanctions designed to hobble the russian economy. >> there is awareness some sanctions on the gas sector could hurt european allies who rely heavily on russian supplies and fear russia could turn off the taps in the the fa of retaliation. ukrainian foreign minister came out strongly rallying international support tweeting right now putin is plunging europe into its darkest time since 1939. any government hoping to sit this out is naive. don't repeat mistakes of the past. hit russia with severe sanctions now. help ukraine with military an

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hall of fame. a world away from where he grew up on chicago's south side. >> i'm the first person of african descentfforts as a sailor, not as an african-american, but as a sailor. >> reporter: the sea doesn't care what your economic status is, your religion, your nationality, your sex. it doesn't care what you think. it cares one thing: i am the sea. >> reporter: bill pinkney chronicled his historic solo sail around the world, the first african-american to do it the hard way aund the great southern capes, in his 1992 video diary and documentar >> it's been very, very rough. for seven days i've had nothing but bad weather. the boat's been knocked on its side a couple of times. >> reporter: pinkney had been knocked down before while growing up on public assistance on chicago's south side. >> the fact that i was black meant that statistically before i was 21, i would be either killed from a crime of violence, on drugs, or incarcerated. now, i never believe the statistics. >> reporter: at 86he's retired in puerto rico, where he first learned how to sail small cargo skiffs while stationed here with the

hall. but she could really, even if you went to south or ilford or birmingham, areas with big asian populations, and more floods and landslides are expected. aid agencies have set up emergency shelters, where there are fears of significant and widespread damage to homes. lucy grey has more details. cyclone batsirai making landfall, heavy rain and winds of more than 180 kilometres an hour batter madagascar, the island still reeling from a storm less than a fortnight ago. they've been preparing, reinforcing their roofs here, and taking shelter. 200 people crammed into this one room, bracing themselves for the full force of the cyclone. translation: the problem| is there is no drinking water, there is nothing, we make do with what we have at first but it scares us because of diseases and all that, it makes us anxious. i am a widow, i have no husband. i have difficulty finding food and so do my children. less than two weeks ago, tropical storm anna caused landslides and widespread flooding, leaving at least 55 people dead, and tens of thousands homeless. many are still in the evacuation centres and

it happen on howard street and south of market area. 50 people were rescued, including eight pets. no word on what caused the fire. outside oakland city hall, a day of celebration to honor the life of oscar grants, community members, family, friends gathered to mark what would've been his birthday weekend. he was fatally shot and killed a new year's day 2009 via former bart police officer. it commemorates the contribution of grant's mother, wanda johnson has worked to build bonds between the police and the community. in the north north north north h gathered at a synagogue in napa after anti-semitic flyers popped up in the community this week. jewish residents found flyers around a congregation and outside their homes. people have the and wrote messages in solidarity of the jewish community. there have been reports of similar incidents in the bay area. anyone with information is asked to contact the napa police department. an emotional day for police on the central coast. a day of loss and mourning for officers of salinas. remembering a man of the force says state in the fight and gave the ultimate sacrifice. our churches defiance has led

south korea's tightest presidential election into decades. and remembering the face of american football attribute. nfl hall of fame case john mangers. ah hello. we've got some pretty wet, some windy weather pushing towards western parts of europe over the next couple of days. some lie be down, paused by strong winds as well, but at least the payoff is it will tend, somewhat milder for most of us here. got a cold front just ahead of that. some wet weather and some windy weather just pushing through the low country, sliding a little further east with some rice the the snow there for scandinavia. high pressure drifting away from eastern parts. here it is generally dry. now there's still some snow there just around the abs, pushing a little further eastward towards austria. some wet weather, winter weather too. just in around the generic helps as we go on a through a thursday. 30 little little drive of the southeast of france, but whether not too far away started to push its wayne as we go through the course of the day. have you down paused there in across the low countries, but his aunt next sister miss area of low pressure is quite a

entire country of ukraine to the north, to the south, to the east is us encircled a by russian troops. at this point, it's really, really just unclear hall, this is going to food escalate here in ukraine and can keep variety now finding what response are we likely to say from the ukrainian governments morning as it was announced shortly after the 1st explosions to place that the air space is going to be close for a civilian aircraft. so be also expecting that actually curfews are going to be announced at this point is still just a call on people to stay at home. basically decide for themselves what's right and wrong, but making clear that it's not really a really good idea at this point when everything is still uncertain, word is explosions. it may take what shelling may take place or seen keith. if it's really a good idea to leave, not the same time, also the martial law was announced, which clearly means that this is not just a state of emergency that's been already approved yesterday for the coming 30 days, which could be extended by another 30 days. but martial law is a really strong statement, it really tells you it is no longer abo

south korea's tightest presidential election in 2 decades. and remember the fights of american football attributes to the nfl hall of fame coach. john madden. ah, ah, look forward to brighton scully's, the weather sponsored my cattle at ways. hello, the weather is lossy quiet across northern parts of china. no sign of any snow in the forecast for basing least over the next couple of days. plenty of snow in the forecast for japan over the next few days, we got an area of low pressure which is developed across a good part of the sea of japan. see effect smo just drifting into western parts of han shoe. we could see some snow to. it's who passive okada over the next day or so we're pre performance as we go on through thursday, some snow in the fall cost to the central areas of china. further south. it's in the form of rain temperatures in hong kong. at around 90 degrees celsius julia with the showers that we have across are indo china across southeast asia. plenty of cloud coming through here. some live the showers as well into where malaysia take the up towards the gulf of thailand. a little bit of a disturbance here feeling some very heavy s

hall reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, a law professor in the south bay says he's especially delighted by this choice. >> yes, santa clara university, professor bradley june death worked with jackson for about a year when she clerked at the supreme court. he reminds us is she's already been through the senate confirmation process 3 times most recently last year when she was confirmed to the court of appeals. well, that's considered a good sign. she'll be confirmed now. he says it doesn't mean opponent won't be looking for openings. >> well, she's going to be the first nominee to the supreme court has been a public those who are are tasked with the the job of defending criminal defendants who represent don't have the funds to represent to hire a representation. so she'll bring a distinct voice to the court it's never had before. although there definitely have been people like thurgood marshall, like others have been involved in criminal defense before, but she's the first one who's actually served as a public defender. >> i think their grandma with out to be the first one of the quarter kicking down the door for the

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south across the river thames. it's part of the m $25.00, the london hall. but all most away. but since 5 o'clock this morning, it is being shot completely to traffic because of storage units because of the i see one of these guys come again now that's the kind of thing we've been saying all day so far. read morning are in place around the country. certainly they have been really in place in wales in the south west. that's where the wind, the rain has been worse, but they're also in place across london. the south is now a red warning of a higher level of boring that's basically means that danger life so far, we have not seen any reports of lives, big loss, but that has been damaged. she mentioned that the 2 arena in london has been damaged. there were trees down across parts of the south, west of england were likely to see much more of that as well. this is the 2nd story rolled in from the atlantic in one week there was dudley before unit. and then you may remember back in november, there was another severe storm all wood that left thousands of people in the u. k. without powe

red, white and blue out there at city hall and we're going to see moderate air particles. >> from north to south. in fact, the east to west. we're tracking a lot of haze out there, lack of winds and above average temperatures keeping conditions a little bit hazy out there in the bay area. but the good news is we will notice relief as far as the air quality goes with better air quality by monday into tuesday. thanks to a stronger sea breeze cooling down temperatures and pushing away all that haze out of the bay area. so for you allergy suffers like myself. it's been brutal out there with these warm temperatures. flowers are already blooming. it feels like spring, even though we're in the middle of winter and my allergies have been at the were. so i know i'm not alone on this. a lot of people have been complaining about that. the future cast for finally going to track some relieve. i wish i was tracking some rain showers out there monday into tuesday, but looks like that storm track. well to our north and south. in fact, any showers that we do see will be out over the pacific. noticeably cooler te

hall is tracking that for us. >> yeah, it feels cold in the south county right now.t 39 degrees. compare that to the low 50s we're feeling in fairfield with gusty winds and that's keeping temperatures up as you get ready to start this wednesday. we're also seeing temperatures in the east bay in the low 40s and then take a look at the trend. it's going to be warmer than yesterday with sunshine. we'll reach into the upper 60s, in a few spots hitting 70 degrees. big changes after getting that major cooldown for the start of the week. we'll talk more about changes ahead in our weekend forecast that's coming up. mike, you were looking at delays going on now and in the future. >> exactly. trying to warn people as best we can. we're warning them about an unusually slow drive heading out of pleasanton and livermore because 680 has a crash blocking three of five lanes. this backup includes folks getting off and moving over to 84, through niles canyon. that's one alternate for you. the bigger one we talked about, i timed it out, getting down to fremont from the dublin intercha

hall of fame class, which inductees will get in. and there are some bay area finalists. patrick willis. also, -- the legendary bay area coach and jared allen from the south happening here at the nfl owners red carpet as we speak. no, we know commits the bengals on the rims nothing to do with the bay area, but actually, just a lot of local connections. we will start with the bengals offensive coordinator. ryan kelly in. where we talking about him? well, he is a young guy in his late 30s.'s third season with the cincinnati bengals. and he is a local guy. before his nfl career, how about some old-school pictures from doolittle high school in -- ryan callahan grew up in the east bank with the backup quarterback from that legendary valen south teams. this is 21 years ago. a photo from -- his coach that he is the backup, but he still acted like he was the starter and really, is cut out to be not only a deep offensive coordinator, but also the head coach. you also might know brian callahan because of his father, bill telling them. if your readers in, you will know this. last time that the raiders were in the the super bowl, he was the head coach. this was in 20

hall pressure than individuals pay $5000.00 yes, dollars to name elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00, much of it for conservation initiatives. with in south korea, it's considered a sacred duty, but young men to serve compulsory military service. oh look, and all couldn't get on with him until antenna or a plum dale in a temporary coaching house, but some resist the draft on moral and religious grounds in a country technically at war with north korea refusing to serve in the military is taboo. and until recently, it was a crime, a pedantic call though shinji catalina's. as he 1000000 total is us to go get it when you did it here. thought when you, when i get them, when i mean it was me so you can live content of one. 0, one east meets those challenging conscription in south korea through them with singular moody, a deep tone jane? yeah, i good luck. and peg. i knew how much would ones on paid thing on july the 27th. asking and hungry that i think of a week there. may she go moon syndrome dedicated to lead orchard in hudson concrete recently research richie mom, tanya gave them on a new toyota. i know she didn't know titian from sheridan.

hall. hundreds coming to show their support for ukraine and to protest the war. rallies and protests have been happening all weekend long. another show of solidarity in the south bay. someone hung a ukrainian flag on the lee avenue overpass in san jose. hard to miss on highway 85. we have video this morning. we don't know who put it up. don't know when they did it. they made the support clear for all to see. >>> the number of ukrainian refugees continues to grow. according to the u.n. refugee agency, nearly 370,000 people have fled the country. this was the scene today at a crossing into romania. some of the families said they had trouble crossing into poland. so they turned to romania. it took many hours. romania has been preparing to receive up to half a million refugees. poland has received about 100,000 so far. international humanitarian non-profits have mobilized. if you are looking to help, we created an article showing how you can do just that. all you have to do is go to our website and click on the link in the trending bar. >>> another free way shooting in the east bay shutting down part of interstate 580. you can imagine how huge that backup was. the

south bay, said he thought a garbage truck was going by. maybe he actually felt it. he's that sensitive. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> we're waking up to cold temperatures again. take a look at where we are right now. 36 degrees in morgan hill. we're seeing a lot of 30s in parts of the tri-valley. north bay feeling a little bit milder this morning with some low 40s, but because that's the high humidity and the fog that's settling in. we're down to about a half mile visibility right now in napa and santa rosa. the fog is drifting around some of the valleys in the north bay. take a look at where we're headed today. it's going to warm up significantly in the north bay, with santa rosa reaching possibly a record high today. we're looking at a high of 68 in san francisco, and 70 today in the east bay and martinez. we'll talk more about what's ahead in the forecast, all of the changes in the microclimate forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> well, there is breaking news this morning. just into our newsroom, retired pope benedict is asking for forgiveness in his handling o

south bay. i'll tell you how that child's doing a pouring of support for ukraine hundred showing up at san francisco city hall. i'm spencer christian looking at two days of warmth followed by a chance of rain. i'll have the accuweather forecast abc 7 news at 11 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. families prayers answered their two year old at the center of an amber alert is safe, but tonight there are more questions than answers about what happened in those 13 long hours that he went missing good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 that 2 year old has been found safe by sunnyvale police. we actually broke the news to you in our 6 pm show tonight new details now from abc 7 news reporter jr. stone. family members hugging one another after news the two-year-old jacob jardine last seen in this suv had been found nearly 13 hours after an amber alert was issued for him. they just said that chp deactivated to amber alert because jacob has been found. in fact reporter cornell bernard broke the news to y

you see him in the halls basically just really on that tightrope, trying to figure out a way to not alienate people in souths the future of the republican party is on the mcconnell side of things and not on the trump side. >> well, we have new cnn polling out this morning about whether republican voters even want donald trump to be at the top of their ticket and just 50% say that it should be trump and 49% say it should be someone else. we were talking earlier about a similar kind of trend for biden more democrats maybe wanting to see someone else, but both parties having a problem with the people potential at the top of the ticket. >> it's really interesting because the numbers look similar but if you cut into them a little bit they are for different reasons. a much larger share of republicans don't want donald trump to be the nominee because they don't want donald trump to be the president again. on the democratic side those democratic voters who don't want to see biden again are, number one, afraid he could not get reelected and number two, afraid that he's too old. so there are different forces at hand.

hall. >>> 5:41. >>> coming up in streaming on cbs news bay area, severe drought conditions are not just hitting california. wildfires are ranging in south. >>> the oscars have officially ruled out covid protocols. who will and will not need to show proof of vaccination? >>> good morning to you and check this out with first alert doppler showing tahoe having >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> welcome back. 5:44 with a live look outside over the bay bridge from our salesforce tower camera and looking east this morning. >>> today marks five years since a devastating flood took over one san jose neighborhood. on this day in 2017, 200 families were impacted when rain breached the anderson dam. some families are stil

hall tracking temperatures for us. kari, starting out this morning nice and cold. >> yes, and it's clear in the south bay. you can start to see the sun rising a little bit. we are going to start out our morning with temperatures in the 30s in some spots, and even though we are seeing spots like walnut creek clear visibility there, as you drive around you may encounter fog. we've seen fog moving into oakland, a quarter mile visibility there, more of the same in novato and parts of the north bay. we are going to start out foggy in petaluma as well. then take a look at the trend and how fast it warms up today. layer up for the cold morning, but then you'll be taking off the layers later on today as we head for the upper 60s and low 70s. a nice, mild day ahead. we'll talk about the warm-up in the forecast. and you were tracking a crash and slowing in hayward. >> yeah, it was a big concern because the initial report showed you on the maps, south 880 at the critical point around industrial parkway, a crash blocked three of your five lanes there. it took just a few minutes until they were able to move to the rig

hall breaks down the numbers right after the break. >>> ahead, snow, ice, and in some cases tornadoes. see how millions of americans from the souththe northeast are handling this latest winter storm. >>> hundreds of thousands without power at this hour. we are wearing red to bring awareness to women's heart health. we talk about signs of sudden cardiac arrest and important life saving techniques we should all know. all of that and more at 7:00. >>> new, a surprisingly strong jobs report. data shows recovery is better than expected. diane king hall is joining us live with that and more this morning. good morning. >>> good morning amanda. let's start with a look at the market action. trading has been underway a little more than ten minutes. stocks started lower but have turned higher, dow on the plus by 53. in the tech sector, gains as well after the big drop, nasdaq better by 85 and shares of facebook's parent company under pressure. investors pulled the company on the stock yesterday sending shares of meta tumbling 26% after issuing disappointing numbers this week. the biggest one day drop for a stock in u.s. history. >>> employe

hall. we have had record lows this morning, especially in the north bay. we're still below freezing there as well as the southeekend into early next week as we watch far chance of rain. >> don't forget "today" show >> don't forget "today" show radio, sirius xm channel 108 on your way out the door, but right now -- >> what time is it, al >> best time of the morning. >> let's raise that energy >> cough it up >> pump it up. >> first up tom brady just weeks after retiring from his 22-year career in the nfl, the superstar quarterback is coming off the bench. this time he's suiting up for the big screen and has the film and sports worlds buzzing. nbc news now anchor joe fryer has got more on brady's first foray into movie making. joe. >> good morning. nbc news has learned that brady will produce and appear in a movie based on a real life story and that means dusting off an old jersey for the role tom brady is taking his talents to hollywood, the long-time quarterback will produce and appear as himself in an upcoming comedy called "80 for brady. the football legend will be joined by a who's who of hollywood legends,

hall tracking where you'll feel it the most. >> reporter: and the covid restrictions and booster requirements are changing once again in the southan if you call 911 in an emergency. plus -- >> a majority of the schools are up for closure this year. >> and on the chopping block, controversial school closures now under consideration. what this could mean for thousands of east bay students. plus, the drastic measures some teachers are promising to make sure the campuses stay open. this is "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning to you. first day of february as well. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're broadcasting on tv, when we're not here you can catch us in other places like roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and, of course, a lot to get to this morning, including nbc bay area celebrating black history. ahead we're going to share this unique and really inspiring story of one black winemaker in the north bay. this is a story you don't want to miss. it's coming up for you at 6:45. >> now let's check in with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast and those w

a man in south bay is facing charges in a string of atm thefts in santa clara county. the most recent happened at the american legion halln santa clara earlier this month, prosecutors say 42 year old charles edward hastings of san jose, and accomplices broke into the hall. they used to cordless saw to cut into the atm machine and steal money, as well as a donation box containing eyeglasses for veterans. in all , hastings is charged in 20 commercial burglaries in six cities across santa clara. the string of crimes started in october of last year, along with atm thefts. he is accused of burglarizing multiple stores, stealing jewelry, guitars and bicycles. he's in custody tonight without bail. as we first reported yesterday at his study finds california's drought is the worst in 1200 years. foxes liberty zavala has more on what geologists say. that means trouble. mega drought is drying out california according to an alarming study out of use, ucla researchers found california's last two decades where the driest 22 year period in the last 1200 years. it also brings up the question about why is it a bit greater now? why is th

hall is looking at that. >> we've got that million dollar view in san jose. it is looking all clear and we're starting out with no fog in the south bay. but we've also seen it drifting around parts of the north bay as temperatures start out chilly. we're in the upper 30s right now, 38 degrees in napa, 37 in dublin, as well as concord and san jose, morgan hill. we're dealing with a cold morning, but take a look at our high temperature. that will get you going. we will start out with sunshine as we go into the afternoon, and hayward will reach up to 67, also 67 for a high in los gatos and morgan hill today, south san jose, 71 degrees. also 71 in santa rosa. now, we've been talking about how long it's been since we've had any rain, and today marks one full month since we've had a drop of rain across the bay area. we do typically see a stretch of dry weather during our rainy season, but on average that stretch is abo some extremely dry weather. but then we take a look at how we've shape up for the water so far, dating back to october, we are right now still at a surplus because of the big boost of rainfall we had at the beginning. so

hall. he was accused of participating in a long running scheme that involved multiple bribes and kickbacks. sentencing is scheduled for may. 26th. in the southem on the nasa ames campuses, forcing state and local agencies to join forces. ktvu jesse gary tells us the problem is a group of at least 30 wild turkeys is affecting operations at that research site. of all the secrets the head scratchers kept on the secure grounds of the nasa ames campus. this is hard to figure even for rocket scientists, not aliens, but an unwanted and uninvited guest now claims part of this space. as its roost is kind of a unique situation by phone, state, fish and wildlife spokesman ken polyus says upwards of 30 wild turkeys are roosting on the grounds. nasa ames officials sent pictures of the foul, which, by all accounts are acting foul, destroying property , displaying poor hygiene and oh mating season aggression. in a statement, the agency says, while they currently pose minimal impact to the nasa community, biologists are mainly trapping and relocating them to an ecological reserve in santa clara county to roam freely. this measure protects the safety and wel

south play but the victim's family believes the case was dismissed as an accidental overdose because sales was asian and gay. the asian-pacific alliance is holding the vigil inside of san francisco city hallrom 11:00 to 1:00 today. volunteers will spend more time today and tomorrow looking for 23-year-old alexis gabe. she is the only woman who was seen exact the one month ago. yesterday dozens gathered at antioch to search abandoned fields for her. her family says her ex-boyfriend was with her when she disappeared. police searched his home but no arrests have been made. now the class kids foundation is joining the search to offer their expertise in missing persons cases. >> it is a big world out there. she is a small woman and it is a matter of limiting the areas areas so we can move on to something else -- someplace else. liz: mark class created the foundation in 1994 in honor of his 12-year-old daughter who was kidnapped and murdered. search organizers they they have 300 people signed up to help search this weekend. anyone interested can go to the contra costa county fairgrounds. california senator alex padilla has announced new legislation to address the affordable housing and homeless

south of that system could be flooding going on there. bitter cold through the plains . >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall, we have more of a diablohe north bay mountains where we've had some of the higher wind gusts also for the east bay, mount diablo. winds will calm down later on tonight but we do have several more hours of these gusts that could reach 30 or 40 miles per hour or higher especially depending on the elevation and dry weather continues in the forecast. >> that's your latest weather. now taking command of -- time for "pop start." >> where's my cigar. arnold schwarzenegger dressed up in army fatigues the commanders rock and roll hall of fame announced a line up of nominees for this year. very first time. one and only american treasure, this commander of them all duran duran. lionel richie. carly simon. and diane warwick. joined by pat benetar. and how has it taken so long for beck to get in there are 17 nominees total this year we'll find out who gets when they announce them in may. >> dolly is not in in. >> we're going to find out in a min. the offer" real life story behind the making of the "godfather." >> this is

south, record highs again out west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.sday, we're reaching some near-record high temperatures where we may set some records in some spots. going into the weekend, still dry, a lot of sunshine in the forecast, and temperatures reaching into the mid-70s, while san francisco also will be warming up throughout the workweek. >> that's your latest weather. so good for our complexion. >> feels good. yes. >> what's the temperature out here >> 34. >> okay. just checking. >> rain or snow or. >> rain or snow or. >> a mix of both. i didn't become a snowboarder until after i became an amputee. we all win when everyone can get to their starting line. ♪ you bring these little humans into the world. we aand you only have so can get much time with them,ne. you just got to use it well. i love that about travel. space. the boundary of human achievement. the new frontier. ♪ ♪ eh. ♪ ♪ it's not time to escape. it's time to engage. it's time to plant more trees. hoo! ♪ ♪ time to build more trust. ♪ ♪ time to make more space for all of us. so whi