at a home in the colonial heights neighborhood in south sacramento. crews arrived to find smoke pouring from the basement. they started to attack the fire but then a may day call went out, meaning at least one firefighter was in distress. >> the may day went out fairly quickly after we initiated the fire attack and thereafter, we were successful in getting the firefighters out. >> the two firefighters are now at uc davis medical center. a third firefighter is hospitalized with heat exhaustion and smoke inhalation. the people that live in the home were away when the fire broke out. >>> highway 1 in marin county known for its scenery but it won't be too pretty as caltrans begins work. washed out during the heavy rains last night. cal tran engineers believe the soil underneath the pavement is just unstable. crews will install a retaining wall. they're going to work from dusk to dawn seven days a week until the work is compete completed. >>> -- is completed. >>> tech workers in mountain view got a free shuttle to work today. starting this morning, the mv

the new patient is being tested at kaiser permanente a south sacramento hospital. that location is one of eight in the state designated to treat the virus. kaiser says the patient is considered low risk and is being evaluated out of an abundance of caution. >> pam: to renew cases of measles in the bay area both of them on vaccinated children in marin county. one health expert is sounding alarms saying we are near the tipping point. where measles will begin to spread more rapidly than it can be contained. catherine heenan is here with more about the health concerns spreading across the bay area and across the country. >> catherine: there are now least one dozen measles cases in the bay area. moran has joined allen me out san mateo and santa clara counties in reporting the highly contagious disease. health officials say it is no surprise that it has spread to marin county >> catherine: the bay area's richest and most politically progressive county is also the most resistant to child immunizations. one out of 15 kindergartners is not fully vaccinated against the commu

person showing symptoms consistent with the virus was admitted on wednesday to a hospital in south sacramento. that person was cleared today and sent home. at uc medical center another patient who had ebola like symptoms also tested negative. >>> governor brown named today forwatsii day. he died 10 years ago. during the war he refused to comply with the order that sent 120,000 japanese americans to camps. there is now a move to make his birthday a national holiday. >>> temperatures today were on the warm side again. yesterday we had big numbers, today we had big numbers as well. for late january and early february. 73 in santa rosa. that's up a couple of degrees. another warm one today as we made into your bay area saturday. saturday will be the warmest day we've probably seen this week and probably what we will see for the weekend. slightly will be slightly cooler. problems show up in the morning. we have fog along the coast now. a coastal fog. we're sandwiched between a nice looking system to the north that will miss us. we have another system to the south that's brought rain to las vegas a

that person underwent testing at south sacramento medical center and the hospital has isolated ebola treatment unit. another patient already tested negative for the deadly virus. they are both in good condition at uc davis medical center. that patient displayed symptoms of the disease after visiting an ebola stricken country. >> we are about to set a record for the dry for the driest january on record. let's check in with p.m. drew and it's a record we didn't want. >> we are 24 hours out from setting all time record dry as january of in san francisco. but today it was also a warm day. record high. especially in ukiah 74 degrees clover dale up to 77. oakland also in the lower 70's exploratorium at 64 degrees. and san jose up to 67 degrees. so here's the dry, 37 consecutive days and counting without measurable rainfall. like we just mentioned with 24 hours to go in january doesn't look likely we see any rainfall setting all time record. record by the way has been held since 1850. that long ago. live look from the sutro tower cam are showing awe quiet night and forecast calls for locall

really yesterday was south of sacramento our last night.onight it's going to be north of sacramento and south down toward bakers field. lots going on out in the pacific. fog already forming in fresno. we had problems with traffic already. had a bad accident in the morning. we're going to see more fog. it's already forming, dewpoints are high. so tomorrow morning fog in the forecast. there's no rain in the forecast. i mean there was a shot at something on friday. kind of in there. right now at best it would be drizzle. it's slowly fading away. and some of the long range models are running dry now for the next 10 days which doesn't mean that's what's going to happen but it's not encouraging. overnight lows tonight upper 40s, low 40s. upper 30s low 40s. the forecast model. here's how it forms. the model is not picking up on it but i can assure you this line from here all the way down it's going to be packed in with fog. not in the big valley but around here as well. and on the bay bridge. remember that fog, some high clouds for the sunset tomo

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the fire started shortly after 6:00 this morning, about two hours ago at a home in south sacramento.nvestigators say the firefighters fell through the floor and became trapped in the basement. they were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries just. just a short time ago, the contra costa county fire department tweeted, our thoughts and prayers are with aur brothers and sisters with sacramento fire after an early- morning fire. >>> victims of a quadruple homicide will be remembered later today at a somber event in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood. four young men were shot and killed friday night as they sat on a stolen car double packed at the corner of laguna. a march is set to start at the african-american art and culture complex on fulton street. family members of the victims plan to join community leaders and residents and march to the shooting scene. no suspects have been identified or arrested in this case. >>> 8:05. happening now, picture lines are up at several kaiser permanente facilities around california, including right here in the bay area. alex savidge live

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if you're headed into the sacramento valley or south towards fresno, really, really cold conditions.re's actually a hard freeze watch in place for them. meanwhile we shall have our very first freeze warning of the season. we'll see temperatures subfreezing for the next few hours and everybody is under that warning, except for the mediate cote, in around the israeli 20 $ -- >> you can see storm track way to the north. it's going all the way into canada. we got this big rirch of high pressure. this is warm us up as we head throughout the next we day. >> then the storp trak returns for us at the end of next week. >> right now back to you. >> all right. just a few hours the rose parade will kick off in southern california. we go live to pasadena where there are nearly 1 million people waiting to watch the floats roll down the street. i hear it's pretty chilly there, vanessa. >> it is. we've been here since about 3:30 am. it's about as cold as pasadena has. >> just a 24-hour time coming up. it's very cold out here this morning. some people have been bringing in their portable heaters, sto

sacramento. look at the south shore. a high today of 50. and if you are heading to heavenly, wow! okay, frank's favorite run of the day maggie's run it's a green square. otherwise heading to the terrain park it's pinball at the pipe park and in a way we have red dog at squaw valley with some sun and clouds and some new powder. sun goes down at 5:29. comes back up at 7 of 1. smack in between numbers above normal for this time of the year. the span 61 to 69. we hang on to that through the weekend with the warming trend. and boy, one computer model says a slight chance of rain sunday night. i'm not going with it. >> you keep saying that. >> i'm not going with it. i'm going with rain next thursday. >>> let's check wall street now on a wednesday. well, like the rain, it's a bummer. [ laughter ] >> down 75. with a little over a half-hour left in trading. >>> valentine's day plans are being made right now and it looks like pets will be included on the big day. and the national retail federation says a record one in five americans will get their pets a gift. terriers. they are only lookin

the delta and look at this tulle fog, it is really thick trying to get into fresno, sacramento or headed farther south headed into bakersfield what a treacherous drive you have ahead of you. i worked there for several years. when you see this fog you tend to get the pile-ups so want to keep a good space cushion between you and the car ahead of you. stay nice and alert, a good idea to eliminate distractions. don't get on the phone, that's illegal. and it's good in conditions like this to hear what's going on outside. you probably want to have the radio down as well. 64 degrees in the south bay. later on it will be really, really nice later today. temperatures staying comfortable through the mid section of the week, into this weekend with the return of rain, that's right, that umbrella. you have to break it out as we head throughout saturday, sunday and into the tuesday, wednesday of next week. the chance for rain looking good, not expecting anything heavy but enough to keep our skies nice and clear of the pollution and we're also looking towards rain as we head throughout the next couple weeks so overa

kaiser permanente says the patient was admitted to its south medical center in sacramento wednesday. is being done in an isolated area of the hospital as an abundance of caution to rule out that disease. another patient admitted to uc- davis medical center yesterday does not have ebola. it turns out doctors say that patient had shown symptoms of the disease but tested negative. >>> a note on politics tonight. mitt romney says he will not be running for president again. he had been weighing a third run at the white house this recent weeks. romney says it's time for the next generation of republican leaders. a recent cbs poll of republicans had shown him as the party's top choice. romney is supposed to have dinner tonight with new jersey governor chris christie. christie was one of his biggest backers in 2012 and a likely 2016 candidate. >>> telemarketing calls are annoying but one call saved an oregon woman's life. reporter don champion explains how the worker on the line took action. >> how are you today? >> reporter: greeting started a call that workers in this las vegas americare h

sacramento. currently 58. 48 increase in the south shore. sunset tonight at 5:25. by the time it comes back up tomorrow we will have temperatures averaging 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. wow. check out the extended forecast. we do have -- partly cloudy wednesday and mostly sunny through the last days of january. >> yeah, not too bad. we need some rain. >> driest january on record. >> thank you. >>> a health alert for bay area shoppers. kpix's ryan reports, customers at a costco are being warned about a potential measles exposure. >> the posted warnings come from the santa clara public health department. it's a step to contain the spread of the measles outbreak in california with 80 confirmed cases including at least nine in the bay area. a person who is one of the two confirmed cases in santa clara county visited the gilroy costco last sunday january 18th. the public health department says that person was infectious at the time and anyone who was at the store from 4 to 6 p.m. on the 18th may have been exposed. shoppers we talked to were caught off g

a dense fog advisory south, down around the modesto area. not for sacramento yet, but in the morning hours, at 7:00 a.m., you see the fog working its way up. thursday, temperatures a lot like today. after this, after the break, i'll go looking for some rain. hopefully we can find you something. back here in a bit. >>> first lady michelle obama is sending a message. how a trip overseas is challenging norms. plus, birds were the lucky ones released today. >> we're continuing to follow the major breaking news in san francisco. that's coming up in less than 10 minutes. bulldog: oh boy! mattress discounters presidents day sale! what's this? a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! [yawn] don't miss the presidents day sale. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ ♪ for the first time in...♪ ♪forever...♪ ♪...there'll be music..

sacramento to los angeles. >>> coming up, thieves caught on camera breaking into a south bay business. what they were after. what you need to know about the upcoming weekend closure of the gold. great bridge, and a special art show paying tribute to late bay area actor robin williams. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >>> happening right now, an artistic tribute to the late robin williams is happening in san francisco tonight. in the mission district, local artists are celebrating the life of the world-renowned actor by showcasing original portraits and other art of williams. the organizer of the even e says the event has been in works for quite a lot of time. >> basically, you have to think of this as the most fun wake you've ever been to. >> the event is going on now until 2 in the morning. >>> some are daulg a miracle. the story of a little girl walk wade from plane crash that kill her family. and up next, the hunt is on for thieves that broke into a south bay car clip dealership

sacramento kings. >> coming up next, 7:00 hour, south bay police say they found something really unexpected inside a> a police officer drove his car over two dogs and did it on purpose. why the officer did it and how that neighborhood is reacting to a very upsetting situation. >> and we're taking a live look outside right now, these are beautiful pictures, we'll check in with steve paulson in a couple of minutes. he has more on the warmup coming our way. >> and we do have a look at the commute that's getting slower, and it's slower in some areas, san mateo bridge is one of those areas. we'll tell you more. >>> two aggressive pit bulls terrorized this san mateo neighborhood, biting one woman. how a police officer used his patrol car to bring this frightening situation to an end. >>> the justice department is poised to declare findings in the ferguson case. what sources are saying about the federal decision on whether to file charges against the white police officer who shot and killed michael brown. >>> we are live in berkeley where a person is vowing to kick out this man. >>> bill belichick addresse

sacramento. the same for san francisco. and for mountain view for that matter. middle 60s for the south bay in the most part. over in the east bay, low 60s, clear skies in the morning, patchy fog, though. clouds in the afternoon. that will hold true for much of the north bay. lake port. it will be looking for mostly sunny skies tomorrow. there will be a slight chance of a few showers coming into the bay area. just a slight chance. will not amount to much. chowds on wednesday and thursday. turn around and get sunshine by the weekend. weather on the go for the weather app. check the conditions in your area. finish your photos, too. download it and knock yourself out. >> or get your cell number and text you if we have questions. [ laughter ] >>> all right, ready to talk football? >> i am. i have been to 12 super bowls and the nfl will control the deflate story. i think it it is done. i don't think anyone will be allowed to talk about it anymore once they reach there. we will talk about that and the sea hawks loudmouth richard >>> there is a blizzard warning for massachusetts starting tomorrow. now, thepateiots

east bay expecting low clouds along with the south bay peninsula, and portions of the north bay. if you're heading back to interstate 5 or sacramento, may still have fog at 10:00 a.m. into your microclimate forecast cloudy skies tomorrow and fog. maybe mist in there as well. temperatures going to have a hard time warming up. only 62 for san jose. need a jacket there. morgan hills, 65. cloudy across the peninsula. 62 in palo alto. for san francisco, it stays primarily in the first. forest hill 56. golden gate bridge just how you like it with some of that fog mixing in. north bay, east bay and trivalley, the warmest temperatures will be for the places that clear the quickest from the morning fog. that will happen in napa and santa rosa. east bay, 61 in oakland. walnut creek, 63. the trivalley, 62 in pleasantton. so we'll have more on the extended forecast in a minute. we do have king tides happening the next two days. those are extreme high and also low tides. pay attention to when the high tides are and when the low tides are. high tides the next two days 9 to 11:00 a.m. low tides between 4 and 6:00 p.m. water could be choppy at tim

sacramento is being tested for the ebola virus. the patient admitted wednesday night at kaiser south medical center had traveled to west africa recently but is considered low risk. kaiser says testing is being done in an isolated area of that hospital out of appear abundance of caution basically to rule out the disease out of an abundance of caution. a patient admitted to uc-davis days of yesterday does not have ebola. the patient had shown symptoms of the disease but tested negative. >>> new the 5:00, a man suspected of stealing chevy camaros for his chop shop is behind bars. four brand-new camaros were stolen from this dealership in pittsburg on monday. suspect parked one of them in his backyard in oakland. when police showed up, there was a scuffle as he was arrested. all four camaros were found, one of them had already been stripped of its engine and transmission. >>> it's a case that one judge already dismissed but now, a grand jury has indicted a marin county doctor on new charges from a road rage shooting. kpix 5's anne makovec with the start of the new legal fight. >> might be a very small man in stature, but he stands tall ag

sacramento, showers form. that's the trend as we head through the day today. temperatures not bad. fog across the south bay. that's keeping a blanket, we're at 50 degrees. palo alto getting colorful hues across the horizon. haze across the lower part of your screen. and that's why we have another spare the air day in effect for the entire bay area. worst of it across the peninsula and north bay. highs later today, talking about very warm weather across the south bay. close to 70 degrees there. but the closer you get to the water, san francisco, you'll be at 64 with morning showers expected. the same for the north bay. morning showers and then you'll clear out. again, not talking about completely sunny day across the north bay. will be completely sunny, yes, beaches. further south, santa cruz, monterey, big sur, 70. santa cruz today at 71. yes, it will be a nice weekend. you're going to be enjoying the long weekend, martin luther king jr. day parade monday happens in san francisco, fourth and king. the parade route goes through that area. you can take part in it. this is the 50th anniversary of the civil rig

sacramento. look at the rain in southern california. good news for them but we are missing it. there is rain to the south, to the north and we live in the middle where there is nothing. fog is the story. temperatures on the warm side. we stay that way. i have coastal fog working its way to the coast tomorrow morning and shoot for the san bruno gap. it is cooler right now than it was last night. 62 degrees in the livermore valley. over night lows mid-40s. fog wants to come back. tomorrow morning, coastal fog and that coastal fog in the gap, into the bay, and meets up with valley fog. that could be a bad combination for visibilities like this morning. tomorrow morning look for valley fog in this area, santa rosa, napa. big valley and in here. it is picking up what we saw this morning. which was a mess in the south bay. poor visibility. be ready for that tomorrow. there is the system to the south of us. wanders off. stays south. snow flurries around lake tahoe. the weekend, a repeat of last weekend. warm day time highs. highs on the weekend -- not as warm. last weekend 80. low 70s. still a repeat. 69 santa

south bay. live doppler hd looks impressive. if you have been with us you know the rain hasn't made it north to king city with a few sprinkles around stockton and to sacramento but no reports of it reaching the ground in the bay area. winds are 13 miles per hour if mountain view and 14 at sfo and half moon bay from the south and that is why it is so mild. in the south bay the coolest temperature is san jose at alum rock at 61 degrees. 64 right new in los gatos. our average high is 60. that is what we have in newark and alameda. redwood city is 64. san francisco is 62. some of our valleys are cooler like lafayette at 49 and danville 51. from san rafael south on 101 not foggy this morning but it will be toll. mostly clouds after the stray light shower and a chance of that tapering after the noon and clear and cooler with fog returning. low-to-mid 60's with the lack of sunshine we will be warmer-than-average having to do with the start. tonight it is clearing but the tule fog will clear in with north bay fog and in heart of the san francisco bay and temperatures are low-to-mid 40's and around to the south bay the palo alto and fremont and usual mid-to-upper 40'

want to get for radiation i had to go to south san francisco for ix weeks every morning to have radiation if i had certain type of prostate i have to go to sacramento and so you know it opens follows that a large hospital particularly all within the same city will do the services in various campuses where it is the most efficient, however, if they are transporting them away from some site to another site they should have to pay for the ambulance rides if that is the case, i am not sure if that is true, but it is the responsibility of the facility, if the patient has presented for treatment at a certain place and is being sent somewhere else. and that will be something that if it is, you know, something that arranged ahead of time and they are asked to go to a different facility about two miles away. then that is something that is understandable. and there is a short in the medical, patients that has to be reached and we know that is a goal. and i mean, especially on a short period of time. and you can't always force somebody to seek medical care, as a dentist, i know that a large number of people even if the services are free don't want to avoil th

south. it could bring a few sprinkles but not enough to make a big difference. i have fog showing up in sacramento area. i'm starting to get reports of fog. valley fog pointed pretty quick tonight. the temperatures outside right now. you see the cool air and where that blue is. where the cool moist air is. where you're seeing fog starting to form. temperatures warm up, sunday the warmest day on the bay area weekend. and so, temperatures tomorrow warm a little bit. sunday further warming as the winds go more offshore. and the storm track stays well to the north. tonight 10:00. this is the computer model. now we're going to move it forward. there's the fog. this is a great shot, it shows you the model dialing it in. takes you not quite to yuba city but pointing north to butte county. that central valley travel is going to be nasty. because it's up this far we're going to start to see valley fog spill into the bay which is very often what happens. of course we'll see patchy fog. if you travel to lake tahoe, you're going to bump into that stuff. probably sunday morning not as much. so as you go into s

sacramento off to the west back into the north and east bay valleys. might keep temperatures down a little bit. some of the warmest temperatures certainly will be around san jose south opportunity for the ridge of high pressure to weaken just enough to give us a chance at least of light rain will be late thursday into early friday. notice how the system really falls apart. and high pressure builds back in once again as we build towards next weekend. a couple of things to watch. with the temperatures rising up across the north bay into the 60s on mid tuesday, and it will be areas north of san francisco with a few light rain showers. livermore seeing the temperatures staying in the low to mid-60s. upper 60s around san jose. probably tuesday into wednesday, we'll have a chance of breaking records if we can get close to 70 degrees. thursday, we're expecting more clouds, but probably not any raindrops for san jose. and this trend, as you can see there, once that slight chance of showers moves on the next weekend the high pressure builds back. the same things we're is right now, poor air quality, at least for the moment seems to be holding up for next weekend. upper 50s t

pressure coming out of the deep south and gulf of mexico bring showers to new orleans and atlanta here in california it's going to be dry and seasonably cool in the 50's. 53 sacramento monterey. fresno high 48 agrees. bay area tons of sunshine after the frost ty start up to 55 in san francisco rather. 56 san jose. 53 fairfeld and 54 in clear like. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast spare the air in effect to. means no wood burning next 24 hours. the weekend tons of sunshine and more mild air on the way early to middle parts of next week. but no i would not do the polar bear plunge. not that. would you. >> of course. >> next year. >> you heard it. >> sure. next year. next year >> sure. next year. next year. >> rick is hear and watching the college football play off game. exciting day in college football history. not just the play off but all day some grit games. college football final 4 now down to final 2. show you who will be playing for the national championship >> coming up tonight at 11:00. get ready for down right frigid night. how people deal with the freezing temperatures and how long this cold will last. >> plus new year new mayor. the uphill battle facing b

sacramento, valley. 40s, 50s, and 60s. 64 sfo. 63 redwood city. 60 hayward. san jose low 60s. and even half-moon bay because of that south wind. system is bringing in drier air from the south. it will be sunny in l.a.. that will make it for us by tomorrow. but for today cloudy with very light rain. i doubt very much accumulates. but farther south better opportunity. 60s on the temps. rather mild here. some of the lows sitting at about 63 or 64. even with the cloud cover they are not going to change much. we have a very small spread between the low and the high. it looks dry as we head into the weekend. in fact, i think we are going down as the driest rain. next year will be bitter. >> it has to be. >>> time is 6:20. the nfl may be closing in on who deflated those game balls used in the afc championship game. according to fox sports, the nfl has video now of a locker room attendant taking the patriots game balls out of the referees locker room before that title game. the video shows him taking the balls into another room where they may have been deflated before they were taken out on to the field. the attendant has been q

south we good and dallas and new orleans dealing with ran showers an temperatures well below normal. here in california see mixture of sun cloud written around los angeles. 66 degrees 66 sacramentosemite. rain showers tomorrow afternoon. here in the bay area hazy with spare the air day in effect. high in the upper 50's to lower 60's. start out the weekend. here's accu-weather forecast. sprinkle other which is cloud brick down and then much of next we can we faech sunshine dry conditions temperature above normal in the 60's. >> we really need a serious rain. >> bring us good rain. >> if you like this mark the calendar. restaurant chain giving away free food. they want to give organic tofu filling a special promotion. customers order an item on monday january 26 they get a 43 burrito. taco or salad in they come back in the next month. they rolled thought option nationwide in march of last year. >> golden state warrior curry granting wishes tonight. mick a wish kids got to practice with him in oakland today. they are all huge were your fan and curry is the idol. even got a special air cut for his team. another came all the way from albuquerque for this welcome break from hospital a

tule fog in sacramento, davis, merced, modesto, manteca, all the way into fresno and hanford. otherwise we do have partly cloudy skies in monterey high today 65. 50 on the southre where currently it's 23. new snow at northstar. locally we're talking about numbers averaging above normal for this time of the year. typically around 58 degrees in san francisco, instead 65. upper 50s in san francisco is average, instead forecasting 67 degrees and mid- to high 60s common across the tri-valley, low 60s in pacifica and moss and montera beaches. here's your extended forecast. again we'll have some early- morning fog. otherwise, the abundance of sunshine near and record warmth this weekend. we kick off february where we wrap up the month of january on a dry note. and if the computer models are correct, it's giving us a hint of rain on february 4. >> wow. >> but again, this is historic since weather records began back in 1850. we have always had some measurable precipitation in january. >> a little bit. >> something in the bucket. absolutely zero. >> going to be a tough summer. we already had one. >> so february i'm looking at long-range stuff doesn't look promising. we

sacramento after a bird strike. it was inbound and hit the bird seven miles from the airport. it is not known where the flight originated. no one was hurt. >>> the southncisco scavenger company is doing its part to save the environment. they have announced plan to use left over food scraps to produce fall for the collection trucks. people in south san francisco can deposit food and vegetable peels and napkins and pizza becomes with pales distributed in the next two weeks. the materials will be combined with yard trimmings and turned into a clean carbon negative fuel. scavengers say the process should generate up to 500 gallons of fuel a day. >>> do you feel panicked when you leave your cell phone at home? you are not alone. being away from the home can be bad for your health. a study by the u.k. separation with boost your blood pressure and make you feel sick. researchers studied iphone users and found that people complained of anxiety and unable to perform mental taxes when without the phone. >> now wall street trading is underway, you can see the dow is down 43 points as the focus today is on how the market is racking to the latest jobs report relea

sacramento and san joaquin valley. that's the cloudline. mostly cloudy to the north. hazy, mostly sunny to the south. storm track is too far to the north. fog unless we get enough of a breeze isn't going anywhere. there will be more clouds on friday. light rain north of santa rosa. here's the cloud and rain forecast. there's the cloud continuing to roll in. i will get out of the way. watch out this kind of drags towards mendocino county,lake county. that would be on friday and it stays there. it doesn't go far enough south. fog, fair, higher cloud to the north bay. thick morning fog. for some it will be a slow burnoff. this kind of pattern. the higher clouds. low -- low 60s. upper 50s. temperatures kind of coming down a little bit. we're losing the offshore breeze. otherwise, look for mostly cloudy on friday. if there's any rain it would be north of that. not much. >>> 7:18. federal officials have broken up a plot that targeted the u.s. capitol. a 20-year-old ohio man is under arrest accused of planning an attack that involved the use of pipe bombs and high-powered weapons. doug luzader joins us from washington, d.c. to let us know how

sacramento or down to the central valley could be problematic. take it easy out there. we have about a quarter of a mile visibility in santa rosa. we take you down south and show what you we're working with in the south bay, six miles in mountain view, ten miles in san jose and livermore, parts where you can only see for maybe a couple hundred feet, if even that. you have zero visibility. take it easy out there this morning. otherwise the fog will burn off quickly, wind is going to pick up later on this morning, 37 degrees in the north bay, 47 in san francisco and 66 degrees for today in the south bay later on. here's the thing. if you want to get outdoors this weekend temperatures will drop for tomorrow, bringing on a little bit of shower activity and then they are going to creep right back up and sonoma wine country, what a great weekend out there, 68 degrees on saturday. down through your beaches and the central coast 68 degrees on saturday and here is the big one. i think santa cruz will be nice and jam-packed as we head throughout this weekend with temps in the 70s. typically this is our coldest month in the bay area so enjoy it while it lasts. h

south of the mammoth mountain ski resort. it is a little tiny town of about 4000 people. sacramentokeeps making it harder and harder and harder. you can see businesses leaving the state all the time. you know, letting more people in. so the divide, as far as i can see, i'm not sure what the solution is. i would like to be part of it, but i'm not a millionaire. host: what you do in bishop, california? caller: welcome we have a convenient store at a gas station. host: a lot of tourist trade? caller: we are. that is our number one industry. so now i have the battle of, you know wilderness and closing roads and there is kind of an attack against vehicles and, you know, it is a mess. and it makes me really sad that you seep to people who have been in there for 20 some odd years tell you why. so that was a really great show this morning. and i try to watch her every day. it is really good to hear the different points of view from around the united states. and what is important to people. you know, when they say all politics is local, but not so much anymore. host: that is lynn in bishop,

south. it's a cold start here. 4 up in tahoe and 1 degree up in truckee. 1 is the loneliest number, as you know. 1 degree in truckee. sacramentoow they are 30. next rain maybe end of next week. doesn't look strong but there's hints of that coming in. until then, the southern california system gets out. 20s, 30s for some. 40s for others. cold to start, but it's not too bad in the sun. just doesn't last very long in this kind of a pattern. 50s and a few isolated 60s. you. if you can get enough of a breeze, that will help. cold morning, sunny and warm days, dave. gradual warmup here as we head into the weekend. >> it's cold outside but -- how does this stack up as cold as new year's begins? >> we've been colder. we've had episodes where we were much, much colder. >> really cold. >> all right, steve. thank you. >>> 7:51. a traffic jam on the bay bridge, but not your usual traffic jam. coming up in 20 minutes, the dangerous thing the drivers did last night during the big new year's eve celebration. 2014 was full of memorable moments. coming up next we'll take a look back at the year, it included a major bay area earthquake, a world

sacramento. for most of the bay area it's a warmer morning due to the higher clouds. now, these are just coming up from the southay or two, and that will give us an increase in clouds, cooler afternoon temps. hazy. less rainfall. christmas eve. next rain possibility around the 17th, 18th, 19th. 25 days before the next rain shows up. signs around the 18th something will move in. 40s and 50s on the temps. there is a little bit of a breeze. not as strong as we saw. 50s higher elevations. more 40s instead of the 30s. especially woodside, palo alto. higher clouds giving way to hazy skies today. high clouds. partly sunny. cooler high temps. not as breezy. eventually that breeze is going to turn more westerly here probably in the next 12 hours or so. so 60s on the temps. all right. sal, i saw them unloading that beer there. they are getting closer. >>> it's a tough job. this truck was fully loaded with 44,000 pounds of beer. it flipped over at about 3:00 in the morning on 580 westbound near foothill which is the first exit after 680. these are coors light tall boys and pbr tall boys. i have a lot of jokes on twitter ab