first from the high definition sutro cam. sutro cam. clear skies over san francisco and much of san francisco bay and east bay and south bay and most of north bay as well. let me show you the golden gate bridge. already the on shore winds -- we actually hit a wind shift from the warmer offshore winds. and now the on shore cooler wind direction. it is pushing the fog in as well. that is definitely a sign things will be changing for us. let me show you some the close up satellite. you can see the clear skies, but you can get a sense that late this afternoon and even in the last couple hours that the fog bank is just starting to move a little inland thanks to the westerly winds that have reformed off the coast. 47 in napa and 51 san francisco. oakland 56 and livermore you are at 50 degrees and our highlights are taking us through the middle part of the workweek. passing clouds overnight and we will also put in the coastal fog . much cooler and breezy for your monday, and it does look like there is a chance of showers moving across the bay

you are looking at a live picture from sutro cam. a beautiful picture, clouds there.w. lisa argen has all the information in the forecast coming up. >> each year more than 7 million americans suffer a broken bone. in the case of one san jose police officer that fracture marked the end of his days in uniform. new research that could soon make struggles like his a thing of the past. >> eric a former san jose police officer gets around well on the crutches. but he has had 22 months to practice. >> everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. in is my fifth surgery and second bone graft. >> eric's doctor explains the compound fracture sha that shattered his ankle. >> this is well known area that could be very difficult heal because there is not a lot of meat. we discussed amputation as viable optional. >> he was forced to retire and they were fusing his ankle together. now finally his doctor has good news. >> he stands up and put a little pressure. >> with physical therapy he could be walking on his own in six months. >> researchers in a lab are working to dramatical

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a live look from sutro cam towards san francisco and the bay bridge and bay looks dry. next several days we have chances of rain. mike is going to tell us more about that coming up. >> kristen: san francisco's public defender is challenging what could be the first of what could be hundreds of drunk driving convictions. they say police failed to conduct accuracy on the breathalyzer tests. they haven't been tested for ten years. they have identified 150 questionable convictions. >> breath tests at the scene, when you are arrested, very powerful evidence. that evidence is used at your trials. so for even people who pled guilty, they pled guilty relying on the accuracy of these devices. >> kristen: if the legal challenges are successful, convicted drivers would be allowed to enter not guilty plea >> eric: no report finds oakland and san francisco among the cities where people are most likely to lose their cellphones. according to mobile security firm, oakland ranked third among users who downloaded apps. topping the list, philadelphia. four out of top ten cities including o

live look from our sutro cam. pretty clear. we'll check in with mike. this may the last dry day of the week. we'll see what mike has to say. >>> the oakland a's have two new suitors going after the team. one group is from l.a.. recently dropped out of bidding for the bankrupted dodgers. the second group led by a silicon valley executive. this comes amid a growing belief that baseball won't challenge the giants' claim to owning south bay meaning no other major league team could move there >>> it has been a year and day since an earthquake and tsunami killed more than 19,000 people in japan and unleashed the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century. across japan yesterday people paused at the exact moment the earthquake struck. bells rang out one for each person dead and missing in the magnitude 9 quake. japan says it will be years before the country can recover. 325,000 people are still living in temporary housing only two of the countries 54 nuclear reactors are up and running. >> the tsunami traveled to california where it nearly destroyed san

you see one of those proverbial fingers of fog here in san francisco and our shot from sutro cam mike tells us fog north bay, coast and here in san francisco, patchy, but it is out there we'll show you where, coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> former pg&e geologist says he told the utility about problems with line 132 in san bruno more than 20 years ago. that's the line that ruptured in september 2010, the blast killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. in 1990 he says he noticed the pipeline sitting on a huge fill which he believed to stress the line he says he marked the location on a map. >> which circled the area where the crater was. we said this is where the deepest part of the fill is for that subdivision. and is a place that could experience and pg&e needed to look at it. apparently they did, but since we put it a lower priority they hadn't gotten to worrying about it yet. >> gave prioritying to repairing older lines along the -- pg&e gave priority to repairing older lines. >>> reports major league baseball commissioner selig is likely to uphold the giants' territori

live look from our sutro cam towards san francisco. what is different in this picture today? you den see showers. we'll check in with mike -- you don't see showers. we'll check in with mike. >>> more news. california's attorney general has unveiled a homeowner's bill of rights six bills introduced that are aimed at protecting homeowners from unfair foreclosure proceedings. they will create a grand jury to investigate the worst-cases of fraud. also add protection for renters including policies to prevent unfair evictions and penalties for banks who robo signed documents. one measure would simplify negotiations between banks and homeowners. the legislation makes dual tracking illegal when a bank is working on a loan modification at the same time proceeding with foreclosure. >>> crime wave on the peninsula metal robbing thieves are targeting graves stealing items of great sentimental value and likely selling them for scrap. leslie brinkley has more. >> i was very devastated the day i came and i seen all the flowers everywhere. and i realized that the base was gone. >> reporter:

we're looking live from the high definition sutro cam. clouds moving in. live doppler 7 hd. we'll check in because rain started up along the north coast. here's a look at current readings, 49 in san francisco. 48 in napa. 47, half moon bay. 49, antioch, and livermore. 50 right now in oakland, and as you have some clouds overhead, and just to good over it one more time, time to spring forward, set clocks ahead one hour. also, a good time to check the batteries for the smoke detectors that you have at your home. scattered showers tomorrow. not a huge storm system but the first in a series of cold fronts affecting the bay area the next five to seven days. show to winter rains will finally materialize as we head into the first and middle part of our work week. here's a look at the lows. not going drop that much as the clouds will thicken. overnight, fog near the coast. overnight tonight, folks mode to upper 40s across much of the bay area, and here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see for yourself, rain starting to move in, dark greens, even some yellows here. just off the

that was a live shot by the way from the high definition sutro cam. 45 san francisco.ading into the 30s for you by early in the morning. antioch 44 and 45 with a mixture of clouds and breaks there in san jose. here is a look at current wind speeds. i just updated these. you notice the air coming down. a couple of areas to point out. sfo is getting some westerly winds with gusts up to 22. and hayward, those westerly gusts to 15, but most other reporting stations definitely started to come down. half moon bay gusts to 18 and novato is breezy with westerlies the 15. that is good news that the winds are starting to come down. but it is also going to mean some colder temperatures for those wind protected areas. decreasing winds, colder overnight and partly cloudy tomorrow and it is spring. it arrives at 10:14 tomorrow night. and it does look like we will see some of the spring showers mainly in the north bay as we head into monday night and tuesday. we will touch on live doppler 7hd and most of the radar is pretty quiet right now. it is expected to pick up tomorrow. santa r

a live look from our sutro cam towards san francisco skyway traffic coming into the city from the eastwo traffic problems told you about both are water main breaks one in berkeley, one is in emeryville. frances is keeping track of both and she will give you the updated information in a few minutes. >>> mexican officials say no one was killed amazingly in yesterday's massive 7.4 quake in southern mexico. tall buildings swayed and hundreds of buildings were damaged near the epicenter in oaxaca. fewer than a dozen injuries. we talked to a san francisco resident who grew up 100 miles from the quake's epicenter. >> i spoke to my sister, she said it was really strong. like i told you all my family and all oaxaca is fine, no damage. >> by with the way, president obama's oldest daughter milia was actually reported safe she was on vacation there with a school group in oaxaca. >>> caltrans says work could begin by the end of the week to make a deadly stretch of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains safer. a head-on collision in the rain last fly day killed a driver along the laurel road curve.

this is a live look from sutro cam showing you the golden gate bridge.ewhere down there are a bunch of people running across that bridge. it's called the emerald across the bay 12-k race and 29th year, the oldest foot race that they've got. it benefits san francisco's oldest charity, edgewood center for children and families. it kicked off at 8:30 this morning. its championship race for track and field specific region, which means, top athletes from all over the place are running in that race. this are having to deal with really brisk winds. >> lisa: yes, but the temperatures aren't that warm either. blustery you called. the winds are up over 35 miles an hour. not just at the airport but all around the bay. as we head outside, tahoe, isn't that a better picture. we've been waiting for that all winter long. you can see snow on the landscape there. still a couple of inches is possible down at lake level. winter weather advisory for another hour and a half. that is the way it should look, right? back home, we're looking at nice visibility with a few cumulus

you can see our sutro tower cam bouncing around with the gusty winds.t bay shoreline is starting to clear out. east bay hills is getting some rain calaveras avenue and mission boulevard it looks like you'll find wetness on the road. not much falling right now. as far as what is going to happen we're going to talk about, excuse me get the machine rolling once again. we're going to talk about rain. it is moving from west to east right now. eventually it will move from north to south. you can see, it's updated from livermore over towards dublin right around where we have one of our better radar returns. let's talk about -- i can't push the button correctly this morning. i'm sorry about that. we're going to have rain today. it's going to be steady nature in the north bay this morning and then for the rest of us as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. those breezes will pick up. highlights morning rain for tomorrow and scattered showers tomorrow afternoon and another chance of rain by saturday. let's look at today's temperatures in the upper 50s for

this from the high definition east bay cam, and of course looking west you can see sutro tower there in the background. the clear skies, thanks to higher pressure really pushing the jet stream, the storm track well to the north of us. check this out. look at the amplitude of this. well to the north of the bay area. we have clear skies across the state, and we'll keep it clear tonight. we will start to bring in a few clouds, though, tomorrow night. current temperatures right now, 56 in san francisco. we have a pair of 44s. one in accept rose sacks -- santa rosa, san jose, 52. 48 in livermore so clear overnight and another spring-like day for your sunday. and then we'll start to cloud up and cool things down as we head into monday, as well as tuesday. now, temperatures, especially in the north and east bay, protected the valley areas will be chilly by tomorrow morning so overnight lows, upper 30s for napa, mid-40s for san francisco and oakland, 39 tonight for livermore and mid-to-low 40s for morgan hill and san jose. high pressure will stay in command one more day. so, expect more 70s,