it's going to start in the north bay. >> yes, starting from north and making its way across the rest of the bay area as we go into today. we are under a microclimate weather alert as we get ready for that rain and the wind, but at least we do have a dry start now. as we take a look at some of our cameras and what to expect as you make your way out the door for work, it's in the mid-40s in walnut creek, we're in the low 40s in san jose, as well as san francisco. fog is not too bad this morning. we've seen some patches of it in the north bay, coming through parts of the delta as we get some of that really dense central valley fog starting to drift in. but as far as temperatures for today, we're having to keep the jackets on, as we reach into the upper 50s and low 60s, and essentially, once again, rain will be arriving. make sure you have the umbrellas for late morning in parts of the north bay, and san francisco starts to see that rain around 11:00 to noon, moving into parts of the east bay as well for the lunch hour, and into the south bay later on this afternoon. so we'll be tracking

that starts, though at 8. the chp has maximum enforcement period also starts this evening. coming up, a san francisco restaurant owner and rapper apologizing to mayor london breed after criticizing her in a recent use of video. plus, some trouble at the happiest place on earth. what happened to disneyland that sent to workers to the hospital? >> and the battle over the border continues as immigration officials report a record number of migrant crossings. a live report from the nation's capital right after this break. >> question at the end. the crush of migrants on the southern border will continue into the new year. and as we end the year, they're still. >> no solutions in sight. our washington correspondent basil john, gives us a look ahead at what lawmakers are planning in 2024, thanks for joining us. pays off. we'll just see. house republicans are planning a trip next week to the southern border. >> meanwhile, here in washington, senators will continue negotiations for legislation to dissuade any more mass migration. house republicans are attacking president biden for h

and, you know, start to relent. but unfortunately, this low pressure system is just one of them are going to be headed our way. so you can see the one that's sitting off the coast right now. not really bringing us any rain. it's more just cloud cover that we've got out there right now. just a few drizzles as well that making their way in just a couple sprinkles. wind is relatively calm. that is also going to be changing as we get into tomorrow. right now, you can see about 14 miles per hour and half moon bay. it does show that southerly flow and that south southwesterly wind is going to pick up ahead of the next system that's going to be heading our way. and that is why we're going to see a wind advisory for, as you can see, most of the bay area so will be around bayside also up and down the peninsula right into the north bay, particularly along the coast. but a lot of us are going to be seeing wind 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts potentially up to 50 miles per hour. now that kicks it at 07:00am until 07:00pm on

this flow starts to change where we start to see the rain, and eventually we will start to bring in somef the storms to california after it has been over spots like seattle for the past several weeks. as the jet stream dips, we will see the rain coming in, and that line of storms, the upper level flow of the winds that carry the storm systems finally coming our way. we will see that coming in early on sunday morning with a line of rain starting to move into the coastline, parts of the north bay, by about 7:00 to 8:00 in the morning. even during the evening, it's still spreading across the bay area and continuing into monday afternoon. on tuesday, we are still looking at soggy weather, but then it does look to taper off by the end of the week. with a couple storms coming our way, we could see the possibility in some parts of the north bay with two to three and possibly four inches of rainfall for next week. much of the bay area seeing an inch or two of rainfall. that's really significant after this very dry start to the winter as well as our rainy season as we go through the next few days

so our north bay will get the clearing first and then we'll start to see everyone else start to clearain, you see it's still sending some of those light showers up to the north bay. but the heavier showers are off to the east right now is the system is starting to move a bit. so that rain continues throughout today, but less intense, far less intense than it was this morning. and then it continues to move to the south. and that's when we start to get clearing as we get later into this evening. and tomorrow's let me show you hour by hour how this works out. here is 3.30, again, counter clockwise circulation, right? so you see that being dragged around. 7 o'clock. still some showers, but they're out in antioch. they're a little bit lighter. and then we get into 10:30pm, tonight. we start to see some meaningful clearing. and then tomorrow is looking really good. so what we have left to get between about a 10th and quarter of an inch, the rest of this is going right down to southern california where they're going to be dealing with some issues and have some flood watches that are up. here

you have american vestor day and you'll start reporting in dollars?l me about that. >> the biggest part of the business is in the united states. it's 60% of our revenue. it's our fastest growth market and we're growing at about 50% here in the u.s., and i think the change to hybrid working is happening much more quickly in the united states than in any of the other countries we operate in. >> that's interesting because we know the united states is different. a lot of other countries are more back to the office and here everyone's still at home. why is that? >> there's a narrative of back to the office and so on. people are back in offices, they're just not back in cbds where the growth is in the united states and we operate in 120 countries around the world and very often, that is in the suburbs and that is in rural locations and the places where people were commuting from with today's workplace. the majority of our opening is 90% or actually not in cbds and they're in rural and suburban locations and the good news is people do want to use offices. th

sonali: you start to feel the market starting to declare victory for the fed's behalf. you have tcw positioning for a hard landing. jamie, how much are you fighting back against the notion of a soft landing? jamie: we still find long-duration positions attractive and expect a hard landing. this market is priced for perfection. we have interest rates implying a 4% policy rate at the end of next year and a round a 360 policy rate at the end of the year. four years after the start of the hiking cycle we still have restrictive territory. that is one of the reasons we find tremendous value in owning duration and owning treasuries. combine that with the fact that historically bonds have rallied when the fed enters their on hold and cutting cycle, and the price action with what you are seeing in equity markets, it screens goldilocks, which is a fairytale, literally. when we put this all together we just do not see a scenario where we will get this immaculate landing. but even if we do that is what we are priced for. the risk/reward in being long-duration is hugely valuable. so

that starts at 8 a.m. number six, the new gates are being used at the west oakland bart station. >> bart is using the gates to test different door materials under going hundreds of tests. next month, bart is expected to announce the next eight stations that will get them number seven. >> bart fares go up on monday by 5.5. bart is also increasing its discount for clipper start riders from 20% to 1550. i should say percent. clipper start is a program for low income residents in the bay area . >> we are just one weekend away from 2024. hundreds of new laws are taking effect in california starting today. actually, they start on monday and they range from increased worker benefits to changes in how we make hotel reservations. abc seven news anchor karina nova has a rundown of some of these new laws. the new year is bringing in a host of new laws that will make living and working in california more enjoyable. >> let's start with the minimum wage. it's going up to $16 an hour on january first for fast food worker

and so what you started to see is as the baby boom got older you started to see a lot of things start to break. you started to see, for example, hey, look, all of a sudden the diaper industry is this boom industry, you know, like a bronzing shoes became this massive, massive business interest that made tons of money. and then very quickly that ended, you know, the boom. then those weren't lucrative anymore. and we saw that same pattern that the analogy it's often used is a snake swallowing a pig, right? that you start here and the snake gets fat and then it gets thin again as the pig baszler. it's an extremely gross analogy, but i think it's an apt one. and so we see that as the boom is moving through through american culture and society, we said you have to build a bunch of schools because the baby boomers arriving, you have to start figuring out what you're going to once they graduate from high school like, you know, where are the jobs for them? maybe they should all start going to college. that's one of the spurs for why people start going to college. you had the vietnam war, right

it starts at 2:00 p.m.san francisco civic center. >>> then on tuesday, the same groups are planning to be outside san francisco city hall once again as they introduce a resolution calling for the cease-fire at the board of supervisors meeting. that rally on tuesday also begins at 2:00 p.m. >>> the oakland school district is issuing a reminder that teachers need to follow policy as news is emerging about an upcoming pro-palestinian teach-in. a video was posted online by a teacher and member of the oakland education association or oea. the group is calling on other district educators to join them in the event this coming wednesday, december 6th, to show solidarity with palestinians. the oea previously issued a statement in support of palestinians and had vowed to support educators who faced disciplinary actions for their teachings. but after heavy criticism, the oea later condemned both islamophobia and anti-semitism. while some support this teach-in, others are concerned it will be biassed. >> i'm concerned

maybe the markets start to for you. -- start to free up. that is part and parcel of what we're talking about now. we're trying to get an answer to our question of the day. basically, as alix laid out, is this as good as it gets? is this peak exuberance? is it too good to be true? bloomberg fed columnist and former dish bloomberg columnist and former -- lumber columnist and former new york that president talking about a major gamble. he joined us earlier. >> pretty steady growth. the inflation rate has come down. the market may be getting a little ahead of itself. powell thinks the fed will be cutting rates in 2024. inflation could be more stubborn and the rate cuts might not turn out. guy: there arvest is still out there. -- there arvest still out there. i-- are risks still out there. is it too good to be true? liz is here in london, which is fantastic. nice to see you. >> so nice to see you. guy: you look great, by the way. let's talk a little bit about what is happening. it has been a crazy few days. too good to be true? >> i think there

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burt starting tomorrow early in the morning, you'll need to start to break out that umbrella.ll be watching out for that. as you're heading out on the roads, here is a look around the bay area, whether everything for the most part has been very quiet. not a lot of people out driving. i was looking at the south bay, not even any slowdowns as you get ready to head out. we've been watching out for some patchy dense fog, but that's heading out of the bay area, farther south from gilroy. and then looking at our bridge drive times, overall it does look nice and clear, not a whole lot happening this early in the morning, the day after christmas. but we are going to be watching to see if things build up later as people head to work later this morning. back to you. >> kari, thank you so much. >>> 5:20, and next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> ribbon, wrapping paper, cardboard boxes and bows. what do you do with all of those what do you do with all of those holidayemnants? r [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millio

no issues for the start of the day. we've seen a little more fog coming into parts of the delta, creeping in from the central valley. but much of the rest of the bay area is fairly clear. we are going to see some big waves along the coastline and that's going to make it dangerous to be anywhere near the coastline over the next couple of days as the winds pick up, and the storm will be arriving, moving from north to south. we also have a high surf warning peaking tomorrow with times of off and on rain, so maybe that will keep people away from the coast as well. and then we'll have a new storm coming in on friday evening. let's time it out. we're going to start to see rain in parts of the north bay at about 8:00 to 9:00, and maybe picking up a little more just around the santa rosa area, to calistoga, at about 9:00 to 10:00. moving into san francisco before lunchtime and down the peninsula, with some light rain to start, and it may at times get a little heavier for the afternoon. at 1:00 to 2:00, it's approaching the tri-

often these t20 matches at the start of the l t20 matches at the start of the series, over the head of have to go back to september when england lost in shocking fashion, a series against sri lanka in england. there is something to prove for this t20 side and then less than 12 months, england will be playing a t20 world cup in bangladesh. similar conditions are getting a good result in this opening game at the start of the series will give england confidence in what they doing, the processes and the team they have got. there is a bit of added significance to this three match t20 series ahead of the test match next week. 1, ., , �*, series ahead of the test match next week. ., �*, ., ., week. bangladesh's men's team, an unusual dismissal, _ week. bangladesh's men's team, an unusual dismissal, we _ week. bangladesh's men's team, an unusual dismissal, we should - week. bangladesh's men's team, an unusual dismissal, we should say i unusual dismissal, we should say this, the second batter in test history to be dismissed for obstructing the field? what does this involve and how did it happen

and i started at that time as a translator. we were getting to know these different worlds and corners of the publishing industry. and then later we both found work in the publishing industry in new york and i think we started to see how much literature was coming through and what was also being left behind, what was being overlooked by the corporate houses and we saw an opportunity there for works that we could champion and connect with readers, booksellers, critics. and we saw and we saw an opportunity for for a list of our own. and that's that's the. those were the the original seeds of of the press. well, i've kind of buried the lead here, mr. levy. but the washington post recently had a headline, one of my favorite headlines of all time. this couple just published a nobel winner from their living room. tell us the story. well, we started the publishing house after we moved out to the san francisco bay area in 2015. at that time, we both held full time jobs, you know, to afford the rest of our lives. and we got in the habit

you start with those and start kind of getting a feel for the territory and start working in. and then you start looking at memoirs, personal memoirs and things like that, not just of my principals, dodd and martha, but of the people they knew and who knew them and who made references to them in their works. and then the fun stuff starts. and that's when you go plunging into the archives, like the library of congress, the national archives. one real surprise to me was how valuable an archive in madison, wisconsin, became for me on this subject. at the wisconsin historical society archive on the campus of the university of wisconsin, i found there some wonderful materials about and by people who knew and were friends with the dodds in berlin. and that kind of thing is absolutely invaluable, when you get somebody else telling you about the key actors in your in your book. and that was madison, wisconsin, of all places. brian: again, you go back to 1933. connect all these dots. you have dodd in the american embassy in germany. hitler is the chancellor, but not the top dog. back i

it will start off light at first. by 8:00 to about maybe 2:00 this afternoon, it could get heavy at times. we'll guide you through the rain in the microclimate forecast coming up in just a little bit. >>> we'll guide you to the rain if you're heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have active rainfall, wet roadways, and the build is starting to happen. the metering lights are not registered as on as far as the log goes. i think we have some slowing. you can see the approach toward the toll plaza. i have a couple of spinouts to report as well. >>> 5:45 now. a shakeup in the race for president, with a major decision coming out of the colorado supreme court. >> scott mcgrew and i were talking about this earlier. president biden's presumed opponent, donald trump, won't be on the ballot in colorado. >> it's shocking, got kicked off the ballot. not if the supreme court ruling stands, he won't be on the ballot. it ruled trump was indeed part of an insurrection against the united states and the constitution says those who e

it started at 1:50 this morning. you see the video from the vehicle, it looks like a scion, that caught fire on the side of the road. the investigator is trying to figure out what caused the fire at 1:50 a.m. you see in the next video here, that wind took that car fire and sent it up into the hills with the flames. it burned 50 acres. this was a three--alarm fire. one-alarm was a set of units brought out here to protect the homes on the other side of the hill with a tract housing development. that was of great importance to protect that. the fire did come within 30 feet of the homes. as you are about to hear, the homes and that neighborhood had defenible space. >> the community in the contra costa county area had defensive space. it really did help us save the structures. >> reporter: the grass was three-to-five feet in the areas which hadn't been abated. imagine if the grass wasn't cut down by the homes, then that fire could have grown to the neighborhood. the fire department and what people have done prior to this

amazon users will start to see ads on prime video starting next month. amazon says it needs to start using ads as a way to pay for new content. prime users can pay $3 a month to skip them. amazon says it still plans to have fewer ads than traditional tv. they'll start to appear on prime video starting january 29th. >> there's a growing effort to restore forests across the country in the wake of a huge backlog of damaged and burned trees, the nonprofit america forest just announced a partnership with the federal government to expand reforestation efforts. a report from 2021 finds. the natural regrowth of forest has tanked, noting only 40% of forest area has recovered. the group says the new funding will help scale up nursery production of seedlings and hire more people to do the physical work of planting the young trees. >> that is a really hard job, so climbing mountains, uh, carrying , uh, large packs full of seedlings on your shoulders all day and getting the trees planted the right way. it's a critical, critical job. um, and it's intense work. >> expe

so we do start the new week off on a cold note. by midweek it starts to turn milder.erusalem. this is bbc news. with no let up in israel's intensified bombing campaign in southern gaza, hamas officials say 700 palestinians have been killed in 2a hours. the us defence secretary warns israel it risks driving civilians into the arms of the enemy. i'm maryam moshiri in london. one person is killed and two injured in a knife and hammer neil kinnock dies at the age of 79. also... one person is killed and two injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. and in a first for the un climate summit, world leaders discuss the impact of climate change on health. i'm anna foster injerusalem. as israel intensifies its military operations in the south of the gaza strip, hamas officials say more than 700 palestinians have been killed in the past 2a hours.

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starting up in the north bay, around 10:00 a.m., that's when that band starts settling its way in fromg with it some heavier showers all isolated in this yellow color. notice how that really has a lot of energy as it sweeps its way into the peninsula from redwood city up into san francisco around 11:45. we'll be live at noon talking about the storm as it sweeps its way in. all throughout the bay and here we go into the 1:00 hour. heavier showers up near vacaville and fairfield all throughout the east bay. stretching down into the santa clara valley too. this system loses its energy as it moves off into the east just around 3:00. we're left with partly cloudy skies along our coastline. still some light showers off near livermore all throughout the tri-valley area wrapping up into the santa clara valley. and then that system continues to track off closer to the sierra bringing with it some snow for the higher elevations. we'll talk about that in a second and here's what it's looking like for us in the early morning hours tomorrow. yes we have more rain in the forecast but tomorrow's syst

but september brought brought the start of the world cup.ment the number one side in the world. victory over defending champions south africa in the group stages raised expectations further. england's build—up was dominated by the absence of captain 0wen farrell. the opening games bringing more problems. they would, though, make it through, as would wales. but scotland were out before the quarterfinals. which was, in truth, where the tournament really caught light. for all of us, i think it is like a dream come true, a childhood dream, getting out to a world cup with your mates, seeing wales play in the quarter final. it would be right up there, you know, it is such an important match for us. but the highest hopes were extinguished. wales knocked out by argentina. before ireland lost a classic against the all blacks. england were the only home nation to make it to the semifinals, although few gave them too much chance against south africa. i wouldn't put my mortgage on it but why not, yeah. i think everyone is writing us off too early. i thi

temperatures will be in the low 60s, mornings starting out in the 40s, rain starting tomorrow and continuing through saturday. we're dry on sunday, as well as the start of 2024. >>> let's get a look on the roadways this morning. that is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is not a lot happening here. it looks very much like a holiday, but it is starting to build a little bit on the san mateo bridge. haven't heard of any issues, but the traffic is flowing, and even looking across the golden gate bridge this morning, it looks like a smooth flow of traffic, good even spacing around the bay area, with those cars on the roadways. once again, hopefully the sensors continue to stay green. we haven't seen any major stack-ups as of yet. i'll keep an eye on it for you. >> we know you will, thank you so much. >>> 6:51 right now. happening now, the main street ferry terminal in alameda is close to completion. this follows more than two months of renovations. san francisco bay ferry says the oakland and alameda route will resume service. it closed to undergo repairs and replacements. it had aging

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let's start in qatar.als are promising the first of its kind celebration with a synchronised drone display and that certainly makes the case and there. can see the city packed with people to watch those fireworks go off. 2024 being projected into one of the big buildings in the capital city. they are using lasers and also fireworks in qatar. like a lot of the rest of

so then he started posting them.cki says teixeira started sharing classified information on thug shaker central. >> it just sort of started with, like, casualty numbers and equipment losses from both sides in the ukraine-russia conflict. it was, it was very basic, just text. like, these are the real numbers, guys, from, like, wherever. i can't remember if he said it was from the d.o.d. or anything like that; i'm pretty sure he did. i likened it to him wanting us to be prepared for whatever the world is going to throw at us. we spoke about the conspiracies and how we distrusted the government, this was just another iteration of that. we didn't trust the news, and we were getting it from the source. >> he was taking notes from the documents at work and possibly using speech-to-text on his phone to transcribe them. but he's now leaving work and coming back with whole swaths of intelligence from reports, much of it verbatim, and sharing them with friends online. (typing, clicking) >> narrator: discord chat transcripts re

this is where we're starting right now.it's 36 degrees, 40 in oakland, and in san jose it's 41 degrees. we are at 45 in san francisco. this is where we're headed today, the temperatures about the same as what we saw over the weekend, with highs in the low to mid-60s, some of those mid-60s in the south county. there's really not much of a change tomorrow, even as we look at some of our valley temperatures, where we are going to continue to see 60s over the next few days. so what about rain? it's going to take a while, but eventually we're going to see a change in the pattern. it may not get to us until later into the weekend, into early next week. we've had this zonal jet stream where there isn't any big waves to it that will change where we're seeing that storm track. it's been targeting the pacific northwest for quite a while. so maybe on sunday into the middle of next week we could see it shifting farther south, a little bit more of a wave to that jet stream that could bring us some showers and the potential, as of now, i

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it's another cold start.look at where we are in napa, it is 38 degrees, also 38 in santa rosa, 39 in dublin. we're in the low 40s in san jose and across much of the rest of the south bay. and our east bay temperatures reach up to about 60, 61, up to 62 today in antioch and concord. and it is going to be partly cloudy as we see the rain to our north, as a weakening storm system comes our way. what do we typically measure on this first day of meteorological winter? well, throughout the entire month san rafael usually gets over 7 inches of rainfall. oakland gets over 4 1/2 inches of rain, and we usually see nearly 3 inches of rainfall for livermore, gilroy, a little bit more than that, and a little less for san jose, that typically sees about 2 1/4 inches. we are getting into our second wettest month of the year. january is usually our wettest month on averages with we go through your rainy season. the storm systems we've had recently have been weakening before they get here and only a few of us have been gettin

now.— started now. 0k, really interesting. _ started now.really i interesting. thank you for getting up early, karin kimbrough, actually, san francisco, it is not only at all, it is late—night. thank you, regardless. it has been good to have you on, chief economist at linkedin. flood—stricken financial markets to show you in asia, not big gains but the sort of positive vibe is continuing and that's definitely because of what happened the night before on wall street. let's show you the us you can look at they don't like how the day ended. if you can move, thank you very much, you can see there, sever some of these markets a year high as these markets get closer and to that federal reserve wrapping up on wednesday and a decision on the cost of borrowing. i'll see you soon. hello. tuesday is going to bring a lot of cloud and the skies will look rather like the picture behind me. on top of that, shower clouds are expected as well. some of the showers could be heavy, the odd crack of thunder and additionally it will be quite windy around southwes

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it starts on wednesday.e police officers are going to be out and about checking for people who are driving drunk or under the influence of drugs. the national highway traffic safety administration says more than 1000 people were killed in alcohol related crashes in december of 2021, this enforcement period starts wednesday. it runs through the new year. >> san jose makes christmas so a little more inclusive with their accessible sunday event which they just held yesterday. it's designed to help people with special needs. enjoy holiday fun. just for them. it's really cut out for people who have special needs. for example, you're overwhelmed by loud noises and sensory overload, you get to meet a sensory santa and there's all kinds life music and treats including a still ahead on the ground for morning news. what a treat. the forty-niners snagging their 5th straight win. >> killing the seahawks. that was a great game and we've got was a great game and we've got the highlights coming up. alice loves the scent of

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let's start in qatar. this is a lieu sale city, the nation's second city and officials are promising the first of its kind celebration with a synchronised drone display and that certainly makes the case and there. can see the city packed with people to watch those fireworks go off. 2024 being projected into one of the big buildings in the capital city. they are using lasers and also fireworks in qatar. like a lot of the rest of the world are using fireworks as a way of welcoming in 2024. i now want to take you to russia and this is moscow. as you can see, it is a very different scene in moscow. now, in previous years there would have been fireworks in red square in moscow but, as last year, there are no fireworks at all. they have been banned in russia. you can see people are on the streets there but not that many and that, of course, all because of the war with ukraine and the operation there. so the fireworks and pyrotechnics were banned last year and again this year. there are no fireworks displays in r

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san francisco gives out a fast start. first play from scrimmage christian mccaffrey goes 72 yards down to the three yard line. that sets up a touchdown run for jordan mason on the next play. the seahawks would answer with drew locke who started the play to the injured geno smith. this takes dk metcalf for a 31 yard touchdown. seattle left after the first quarter. the niners regained the lead in the second and brock purdy flies the friendly skies. a 54 yard touchdown pass to depot samuel. 14-10 at the break. he would find the end zone again in the third quarter this time on a one yard run in the niners now up 11. back, the hawks. connecting with coby parkinson for a 25 yard touchdown with a two point conversion was no good. niners up five after three. they would take control in the fourth quarter. george killed 6044 yard touchdown. bertie throws for a career-high 368 yards and two touchdowns. fred warner interception with seattle's dk metcalf also getting ejected. they make it five straight victories against seattle. 28-16

the high pressure is starting to break down and move out of the way, and then we'll start to see these storms rolling in for the end of the weekend into early next week. i mentioned that it has been really dry. this is why. usually at this time of year, we get some juicy storms coming in here, but we haven't seen much of that with oakland only getting less than an inch of rainfall. that is still about 3 inches below what we typically see for this date for our water year. you can see those deficits running all across the bay area. it looks like we are going to see something to help us out here. it starts on saturday evening with some wet weather coming into the coastline, and off-and-on rain throughout the day on sunday into monday. then it may even continue with that second storm off the coast coming in. so, between those two systems coming in, it looks like we could see some really high rainfall totals in areas in red, about 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. as the week progresses, there could be more of 3 to 4 inches of rainfall while the sierra gets a decent amount of snow. we could use a

starting off down into the santa clara valley. we might as well start down there. go sharks right?e's what we have as we take a look at the daytime highs or actually the current temperatures right now. 40s throughout the bay area and later today the daytime highs are going to be in the 60s but for now a cool start and grab the jacket and maybe a warm coffee. actually a beautiful low-lying cloud layer right now over the santa clara valley. that's the live look right here from our black mountain cam. let's stretch more north now. 49 degrees right now in redwood city. and 40s in the forecast for us near half-moon bay and low 50s in san francisco. 51 degrees in oakland as we wake thumb morning and head out the door. upper 40s near petaluma. daytime highs today like i said we're in the 60s. the reason why it's so cool today. we have low pressure dip its way down bringing us showers yesterday and bringing a return of showers in the forecast today. and then once we head into the friday forecast, similarly high pressure buildings in and we dry up and a change of winds and clear up too. but

start-ups that want access to those chips.rter's minutes, where the stock actually downgraded 13%, it was pretty bad. that lowered expectations. but, that is setting the stock up for a rebound this quarter, possibly. morgan stanley even titled their latest analyst note on oracle, playing for the bounce back. scott? >> are, it christina, we will see. what happens in overtime, kristina partsinevelos, thanks for everything today. mike, that's not great. >> i was gonna say, bounced back from the 40% year today return. it's not about a 20-year high in terms of valuation. 20 times earnings. this would be a good test test whether the market really wants to further re-value this company based on the a.i. kicker in the business. i think to the build out of the video -- recast as fiber leaders, they were going to be -- they were re-valued to a tremendous degree. i'm not putting oracle in that exact category as a big dame acquitted maker. they are a central run software company. it's interesting to see everyone try and see if you can cha

now, the new week, we are starting off on a cold nope then we starting off on a cold nope then we startt becomes wet and windier and that ushers in some mild at all areas of the atlantic. the first of a series of low pressure systems will be bringing a pretty grim day to many areas, particularly across the south, on monday, more windy conditions, a pretty grim day to many areas, particularly across the south, on monday, more windy conditions, a lot more cloud, outbreaks of colder end, the north could see some snow may be over the pennines. wintry showers pushing into northern and eastern scotland, it is western scotland and northern ireland, which welfare best with the sunshine and blue sky. another cold day to come, despite it being a bit milder across the south, or less cold. factor in the wind, you will feel quite cold and raw wherever you are. as we have three monday night, it stays cold and wet at times across large parts of england and wales, some sleepiness over the higher ground, further wintry showers over the north and scotland, another cold night over scotland and northern ir