tam: we have ucsf hospital. we have the warriors coming. we have a bunch of new apartment buildings. scholl: you have corporate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all over town, all over the bay area commuting back and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, veryone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 cappuccinos for here. renteria: i'll do a coffee. ok. thanks. i'm considered a millennial. we kind of are free spirits, and we don't believe so much in just full-time gigs. i work in social media marketing, so it's definitely a new industry. a lot of people don't quite understand it, but i run social for a living. the really cool thing about a job in social media or just tech is that you can work remotely. coffee shops are free. yes, san francisco is really expensive. there is no other place like san francisco where you're go

shoot out and that there has even been jonathan van—tam t—shirts that people _ been jonathan van—tamt christmas. laughter i didn't get one! anyway, he definitely has a word with —— way with words. let's look at the sunday mirror. it is likely the official government death toll of those dying with covid will surpass 100,000 this week and that is the front of the sunday mirror. not a milestone, they say, but a tombstone yellow extraordinary, very, very bold tabloid front which just focuses on the number stop and remember, if we reach this awful tombstone, milestone of 100,000, thatis tombstone, milestone of 100,000, that is 20,000 more are hand dyed in the second world war. but these were, so i understand, the figures government was given at the beginning, that they were warned to expect that many debts. nevertheless it is a moment where you look at the front page like that and there is a sharp intake of breath and you realise the seriousness of the situation that we are still in. it is very, very powerful way to portray that. is very, very powerful way to portray that-— is very, very

a big headline about the government's scientist, jonathan van tam, saying let's stay patient. and quite riuhtl loudly quite again. and quite rightly so- — loudly quite again. and quite rightly so- as _ loudly quite again. and quite rightly so. as i _ loudly quite again. and quite rightly so. as i said, - loudly quite again. and quite rightly so. as i said, i - loudly quite again. and quite rightly so. as i said, i was i loudly quite again. and quite rightly so. as i said, i was in | loudly quite again. and quite - rightly so. as i said, i was in the south of london today and there was an awful lot of people out and about, there were cues which should not have been, i tried to avoid them and just walk with the family and the dog, which i managed to do. but there is a feeling that because of there is a feeling that because of the roll—out of the vaccine, things are looking great, and maybe people will be a bit less cautious than they should be. 478,000 vaccines on friday — in american today, 1.3 million come but they are five time our sides. million come but they are five time o

commissioner tam, please. >> commissioner tam: welcome to the team, sam. look forward to working with you. >> president mccarthy: okay, once again, welcome, and we look forward to working with you. thank you very much for your comments. next item, madam secretary. do we -- do we have public comment? >> we have one caller in the queue. sonya, shall i unmute it? >> president mccarthy: unmute them, yeah. >> caller -- >> caller: good morning. >> you're unmuted. >> caller: thank you. this is jerry grantler. i would encourage sam and the new planning commission members to get a copy of the 2007 business process re-engineering study that was very professionally done. and what they'll find is that many of the issues that i think that there were 180 recommendations there to be actively addressed. so i think that is a good jumping off point in terms of looking at business process. you know, there's no point in starting with a blank piece of paper. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. any more callers? >> no, there are not. >> clerk: okay, thank you. and next item is item

commissioner tam, please. >> commissioner tam: welcome to the team, sam. look forward to working with you. >> president mccarthy: okay, once again, welcome, and we look forward to working with you. thank you very much for your comments. next item, madam secretary. do we -- do we have public comment? >> we have one caller in the queue. sonya, shall i unmute it? >> president mccarthy: unmute them, yeah. >> caller -- >> caller: good morning. >> you're unmuted. >> caller: thank you. this is jerry grantler. i would encourage sam and the new planning commission members to get a copy of the 2007 business process re-engineering study that was very professionally done. and what they'll find is that many of the issues that i think that there were 180 recommendations there to be actively addressed. so i think that is a good jumping off point in terms of looking at business process. you know, there's no point in starting with a blank piece of paper. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. any more callers? >> no, there are not. >> clerk: okay, thank you. and next item is item

tam nearly 30 miles an hour. mt.s had winds of over 60 miles an hour, so those gusty elevations, the upper elevations, we'll have that wind worked down to the surface. it will do a couple things -- keep us warm, keep the atmosphere premixed for pretty good visibility but also allow for drying out of the atmosphere, reducing the relative humidity. rainfall has been scant so we're looking at not only that but a dangerous surf as well. we have the holiday weekend, gorgeous weather, folks flocking to the beaches, but the conditions need to be watched all over the bay area for the surf and for the potential for fires. upper 50s is where we should be for this time of year. about 74 in livermore. the airport yesterday was 75. so anywhere from about 11 to 20 mid-70s in santa rosa, looking at upper 60s downtown san francisco. had the fog yesterday. looked like a summertime pattern. so the wave heights continue to increase, up to 22 feet. right now not bad at 8 to 9 feet, but the swell is building. got a lot of tack tif ti in

. >> woodruff: how do you see all of this, tam?ave, the president as we suggested, he is doing exactly what he said he would do. and even when he was asked today about how he views the term unity he pretty much characterizes it as an absent of vitriol rather than saying he expects the republicans to climb on board with everything he wants. >> and reality is that the republicans are not going to climb on board with everything that he wants. this 1.9 trillion llar covid relief legislation that he wants is not going to be what he gets. and he essentially admitted that today in talking to reporters saying that you know, you don't want to give up at the beginning. but certainly there is a realization in the white house that that was an opening, that was an opening offer. and that there are going to be discussions. there are elements certainly of that big legislation that there is bipartisan agreement on. but there are other areas like a $15 minimum wage that may not have as much agreement, a $1400 direct payments to individuals may not

then tonight, those wind gusts to 55 miles an hour in mount diablo, mount tam and the work done to the surface in spots, that will elevate our fire danger to tuesday. already the surf continues to build through 3:00 tomorrow, 9:00 to 11 -- 9-to-11 feet. we have seen case after case of conditions, people getting swept out to sea here. e weather so cehere will be a use extreme caution, wave heights over 22 feet. looking at a wind advisory through tuesday. so that first burst and then a second burst, looking at a high wind watch. this is how extensive it will be, from 3:00 in the morning, they get going, to 9:00. then we get a little of pa low. look what happens 7:00 monday right on through tuesday afternoon, getting even stronger in the north bay, mount diablo, down through san benito county. highs with records 70s. 74 in concord, livermoore and morgan hill. accuweather 7-day forecast. a lot of warm sunshine, upper elevation winds today. tonight it gets gusty everywhere as well as into your tuesday. so the holiday looks pretty nice. but not january, like we cool off mid-week. a little bi

jonathan van-tam and sir patrick. jonathan van—tam and sir patrick.ck? and prime minister, how did you come to the date of eighth of march? you do have a reputation for optimism, that is no insult, but parents will be hanging on that. they will be incredibly disappointed if they don't see schools reopen from the eighth of march. so why notjust wait until you are sure? d0 march. so why not 'ust wait until you sue._ you are sure? do you want to go first on the — you are sure? do you want to go first on the transmissibility? i i first on the transmissibility? i don't think there are clear data on the extent— don't think there are clear data on the extent to which vaccines will reduce _ the extent to which vaccines will reduce transmission at this point in time _ reduce transmission at this point in time there — reduce transmission at this point in time. there are multiple studies under— time. there are multiple studies underway. _ time. there are multiple studies underway, predominantly time. there are multiple studies under way, predominantly conducted

finally, commissioner tam. >> commissioner tam: thank you, mr. president. and thank you, amy and christine for the presentation. i want to thank the cosponsors for the legislation. i, too, feel this is a tool in achieving -- providing transparency. and achieving accountability for repeat offenders. it's a step in the right direction and i appreciate that. thank you. >> president mccarthy: okay, thank you, commissioner tam. commissioner clinch, back to you? or do you want me to make comments? >> commissioner clinch: i'm still chewing on a few thoughts. if you could go ahead. >> president mccarthy: obviously, thank you for everybody's comments there. and thank you to amy for taking my call this morning and request i had was to take this morning to discuss how we can improve this and how we can make sure unintended consequences doesn't happen here. as i close my eyes and i think about this legislation, i envision no more than four or five, maybe six people on this. that's what i would hope. and they would be the really main bad actors that seem to appear a lot

. >> tam, what about that? amy is right, we are living in the last four years and living in the moment. it's beesuch a horrible last several days. how do you see the thinking on the part of democrats as they push ahead to do this? >> they seem to be driven by a couple of things. one, they are down right angry about what happened. members of congress from both sides of the aisle were concerned for their safety. were concerned for the safetof their family. and certainly the democrats whon have s on to this, and we sin't know how many republicans might ultimatelgn on, dozen, it's not clear yet.a but the members who are signingh on t are wanting to send a message that this is not okay. that a violent insurrection in the u.s. capitol is not okay. that a poalitical lder, essentially, refusing a peaceful transfer of power, a president unwilling to admit what was clearly the outcome of th election, and telling his supporters to go to the capitol, that, that that is not acceptable. that is the message that they want to

going to his spare time going _ jonathan van tam.remendous. i was early fan. i got the _ day. tremendous. i was early fan. i got the privilege and honor to ask him questions at the number ten press _ him questions at the number ten press conferences and an early recipient — press conferences and an early recipient of some of his excellent language. — recipient of some of his excellent language, tearing the pants off of it being _ language, tearing the pants off of it being my most favorite one. language _ it being my most favorite one. language that he was about to say something rude on national television, let the likely stepped into the — television, let the likely stepped into the pants at the last minute and two — into the pants at the last minute and two people today i must quickly point out, _ and two people today i must quickly point out, 179—year—old and 177—year—old are doing quite well and also — 177—year—old are doing quite well and also got vaccinated, my mum and dad which _ and also got vaccinated, my mum and dad which i

down a bit and results in lower visibility of that splashes on your vehicle looking outsider mount tam camera here you can vaguely make out the city lights down below it looks like of the east bay in the distance in sausalito down right there at the bottom of the camera what we are going to be seeing today is eventually a calmer picture this morning. we still are in the midst of some isolated showers that are falling san francisco in the peninsula's calm down but we are still looking at some areas of rainfall out there across the car keen is especially so from concord on up across the benicia bridge through benicia and eventually up 80 between the lay how in fairfield is where we are looking at some of our most intense rainfall right now some pretty good showers stretching south towards walnut creek in danville as well little bit calmer towards oakland you do have some light showers out that direction the east bay around fremont also looking at some light sprinkles and a sprinkle or 2 out into the tri valley as for the south bay. we're continuing to look at spots of rainfall in moderat

cam showing some clear skies right from mount tam looking down at the bay bridge. now what you are running into are some slick roadways as well as some strong winds this morning. so sure rains have come down, but you do still have a few issues to contend with as you venture outside of the house this morning, a look right now at satellite and radar does show much calmer situation on radar than what we saw last night zooming in on the bay, there are a couple of spots right along the coastline where you'll be running into some drizzle out of focus on those upper elevations of the east bay on over from mount diablo itself to the blues because we are seeing some snowfall in some of our higher elevation areas and even watch out for some slick spots for those of you that are crossing the altamonte pass just east of livermore on over to tracy we do have some areas with some rain snow mix in that spot. so we are definitely looking at cold enough temperatures to be seeing some snow on mountain peaks here in the bay area. definitely making for slick start to this morning as f

an hour right now it's gusting to 47 miles an hour, the oakland hills are gusting to near 40 smelt tam near 50 miles an hour. these air higher elevation. that's where the wind warning is 62, mile in hours of on poverty peak, and then if you look at the surface, we were a pie. now we're down low. look at santa rosa gusting to 32. gusting to 31 in fairfield. this is down. it's almost sea level sandals. they gusting to 20. so it's really happening. big gust of 43 windy out there that would advise remains, in effect, the wind warning above 1000 ft. there's a high surf advisory that got dropped, but it should be up because it's still very large out there, and we do have five day forecast that includes a chance of some radio and record high temperatures from today we'll look at those as well. all right. bill will see then. thank you and reminder. here, you get weather conditions any time as well as watches and warnings. it's all with ktvu news app. it's in your smartphones app store and it's free. in just two days. president elect joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th, president of the unit

england's deputy chief medical officer, professorjonathan van tam, said it was possible they could stillon even if they were protected against falling ill themselves. 5.8 million people across the uk have received their first dose of the vaccine. danjohnson has this report. here's a historical setting for the most modern medicine. at the birthplace of the industrial revolution, the black country living museum is joining the roll—out of mass vaccination against covid—i9. but people won't be visiting the traditional victorian pharmacy. the vaccines will be given in more up—to—date facilities specially fitted out. this is about protecting everybody, and not everybody will have that coverage in terms of vaccine. we're rolling it out in age—related cohorts, but actually, still use the face protection, still keep your distance and still wash your hands. that has been echoed by deputy chief medical officerjonathan van tam, who was himself giving vaccinations last week. in a statement, he warned that any change in behaviour, even after both doses, could risk passing on the virus. he said... he a

to see which is rain here in the bay and then snow up in the sierra nevada look at this fewer mount tam camera showing you just how windy it is up there very stormy conditions atop mount tam where that latest round of showers is currently pushing through in marine county you can actually see here in the highlight of yellow just how intense that rainfall is in some of those upper are in right now stretching into sonoma and northern napa counties this next wave of rain right here is coming along with some of our windiest of conditions will continue to push further and further to the southeast and results in likely some of our heaviest of rain in areas like san francisco san mateo county and across the east and south bay to eventually throughout the course of the next couple of hours here as i've been talking to you about all morning. the heaviest of rain since between 09:00am and noon today and this is certainly a testament to that as that latest round of rain pushes through you can see a little closer operate here that heavy rainfall that's pushing are in now and will further push to the

mail on sunday reports on comments from england's deputy chief medical 0fficer professorjonathan van taming two doses of the vaccine from three weeks to 12 weeks — insisting "it is the way we save most lives". so let's begin. we will come to vaccines in a minute, let's start with the 0bserver minute, let's start with the observer and the row over schools. they have teachers, leaders accusing the government is a shambles over the government is a shambles over the reopening of schools. where do you stand on this? should schools reopen tomorrow? i think it is important to get children back to school but this is clearly a difficulty and what we really have a, we strip out all the argument over whether this kids are safe in school or not or whether teachers are safe in school, it really is a row, a fight to the death between the education secretary, gavin williamson, and the teaching unions. the teaching unions, the national education union, the biggest teachers union instructed the members that they would be quite within their rights not to turn up to school tomorrow legally. gavin williamso

tam, yellows and oranges out there. i put the winds on at 61 degrees on mt. tam.n the high early vacations. i put the winds on, that's how we end the weekend, with some really breezy conditions and heightened fire concern. not critical, but just heightened. right now around 9 to 16. they could be up to 50 to 55 by sunday night to monday morning. that's what's going to round out the holiday weekend, where we have near record highs. for today, parou of degrees cooler this afternoon. no records today. dangerous surf if you enjoy the mild temperatures at the beaches today and tomorrow. high clouds, little foggy in the coast and north bay again and well into northern canada. completely bypassing us, other than a few high passing high clouds which keeps us around 64 to 69 degrees. 10:00, 11:00 this morning, 7:00 tomorrow, up to 20 feet, not as powerful as the last round of breakers where we saw at mavericks. you can get up to 30 this time. tonight, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. here is a look at our wind advisory. above a thousand feet. if you don't have it lock

so to tam's int, when you think about really how long this rift continu, it's not just maybe until weet to the 2024 election, this is where we come back to gorgea, who is in charge of the senate, who controlled the senate. it is so impoe rtant. becathink it will be more interesting should democrats control the senate in 2021 to see if these risks continue, can joe biden rea out and pick off some of these republicans likeom an mittyk like a lisa murkowski, like a susan collins, to be able to show that there is by parsan-- or d those factns go together when it's all bout, again, protecting the republican majority in a mid-term election. >> woodruff:o much days.rring on these nex that georgia vote fom and the senate, and the house together looking at the electoral college on wednesday. thank you both. amy walter, tamara keith. >> you'ree welcom. >> woodruff: in a world of zoom and facetimeconversation might be more critical than ever to find connection. here is a brief but spectacular take from renowned designer fred dust on how we can all talk better together. >> i'm talking to you from

so tam, let's start by talking about that.much has happened in the last days of president trump's time in office. but when you think about his legacy, what are you thinking at this point? >> you know, every time we think we know what his legacy will be, more things happen. and you know, in the end his presidency ended with him denying the results of the election, leading his supporters into believing something that caused an insurrection. and he also did oversee the loss of the house and the senate for republicans. so he-- and he was impeached a second time. so in the end, there is a lot of stuff on that last cople of months resume that tarnishes what many of his supporters say were good things. like passing the tax cuts or building the wall. i mean you talk to supporters of the president and they still love what he did on policy. that is what they will say again and again. but in terms of the overall picture, gosh, there is a lot to tarnish what his supporters like. >> woodruff: yes, there is. and people will point to foreign

jonathan van tam has become well—known during the pandemic for his pithy phrasing.ernment for it to be reiterated. . for the government for it to be reiterated-— for the government for it to be reiterated. . he was a busy boy yesterday- _ reiterated. . he was a busy boy yesterday- he _ reiterated. . he was a busy boy yesterday. he also _ reiterated. . he was a busy boy yesterday. he also spoke - reiterated. . he was a busy boy yesterday. he also spoke to - reiterated. . he was a busy boy| yesterday. he also spoke to the sunday— yesterday. he also spoke to the sunday telegraph. i think the good thin- sunday telegraph. i think the good thing from this story is the number of vaccinations, 470,000 yesterday come _ of vaccinations, 470,000 yesterday come up _ of vaccinations, 470,000 yesterday come up to— of vaccinations, 470,000 yesterday come up to 5.8 million now since the start of— come up to 5.8 million now since the start of the _ come up to 5.8 million now since the start of the roll—out which is fantastic _ start of the roll—out which is fantastic news. let's not

tam, from up above a layer of low clouds, 42 santa rosa, it is cold in napa still, 38 there, 39 novato9 # in livermore. the fog is left in napa at the airport, and you'll notice that mainly 40s and 50s, except for petaluma, where you're still pretty chilly, by noontime, midthifts out there with sun, high clouds throughout the afternoon, 2:00 and we'll see a few numbers hit 60 and by the evening hours the sun is setting after 5:00, beget more fog, we'll do it again tomorrow, but there are some changes for the week ahead, we'll talk about the warm temperatures, the chance of showers, and our high surf warning coming up, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> more now on the announcements by twitter that it's permanently banning president trump. other social media outlets are also blocking his communication following the deadly riot at our nation's capitol. deidre bolton has the details of what this could mean for the president. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the capitol hill attack private companies are taking action against president trump, with twitter permanently suspending his account. >> th

this is mount tam.a. 53 by the delta and concorde, livermore checking in at 49. we are warmer this morning. we're building on some warmth we had yesterday. eight degrees warmer in concorde. at the coast, a little fog, cooler for now. isn't this a gorgeous view. that fog is at the surface, about 200 feet from the bay to the roadway. certainly a little haze there. that lifts and we'll be left with a sunny and mild afternoon today. tomorrow, the holiday looking warmer. we're looking at possible records into sunday and monday. increasing winds and believe it or not, fire danger. we're in a drought. some of us more extreme than others. looking at the rising winds coming into play late tomorrow into tuesday evening. so this brings in the wind advisory for the entire bay area. above 1,000 feet, you can see winds over 50 miles per hour. down at the surface, some winds are mixing down to bring winds, hour sustaed winds. mo buiing since overnig tonight sunday. monday, we're looking at 30 to 40 miles per hour wind

england's deputy chief medical officer, professorjonathan van—tam, said it is possible they can stillvirus on — even if they are protected against falling ill themselves. efforts to step up the innoculation drive are continuing, with another raft of vaccination centres opening this week. danjohnson has this report. here is a historical setting for the most modern medicine. at the birthplace of the industrial revolution, the black country living museum isjoining the rollout revolution, the black country living museum is joining the rollout of mass vaccination against covid—i9. but people want be visiting the traditional victorian pharmacy. the vaccines will be given in more up to date facilities specially fitted out. , , . date facilities specially fitted out. ,, , . out. this is about predict everybody. _ out. this is about predict everybody, and - out. this is about predict everybody, and not - out. this is about predict - everybody, and not everybody will have that coverage in terms of vaccine. —— protecting everybody. we rolling it out age—related cohorts, but still use the face pr

as tam pointed out, we don't know how many republica may join democrats at this point.it in more tve or six, that doesn't seem like a big number, but i is significant in that it is showing some cracks within theub rcan sort of defense here and suggests that moving on to the senrte is very imt. i think a lot orepublicans are suming and even some democrats, what we've seen over the last four years,th these gs that seem to continue to be true, that opinions of the president really aren't going to change, and/or that he is still such a huge influence for the true as we move along and as wee get more information about t capitol attack and what we have talked to leading up to it. i think by 2022, many of the votes cast this moment could look different and the president's influence could look different. republicans could lookt for t the democrats would overreach, but if that is not the case, this is going to be a bigger republicans that have been used to having donald tuemp's ine driving everything. judy: so many questions about how this is going to play out and what is goingo

judy: how do you see this, tam? you have the president doing exactly what he said he would do.d today about how he views the term unity, he pretty much characterized it as an absence of vitriol, rather than saying he expects the republicans to climb on board with everything he wants. tamara: the reality is that the republicans are not going to climb on board with everything that he wants. this $1.9 trillion covid relief legislation that he wants is not going to be what he gets. he essentially admitted that today in talking to reporters, saying that you don't want to give up at the beginning. but, certainly, there is a realization in this white house that that was an opening offer and they will be discussions. there are elements of that legislation that there is bipartisan agreement on. but there are other areas, like a $15 minimum wage, that may not have as much agreement. the $1,400 direct payments to individuals may not have full buy-in. and there are a number of elements there. obviously, state and local government aid is something that was battled out in the winter -- or in

we are looking outsider mount tam cam right now there is some fog that is formed right below mount tam counties there is some low visibility in the spot. so watch your travel out there radar is quiet visibility in san francisco north through the golden gate into moran in sonoma right along one oh one is very very low visibility with that fog having just shrouded these

the last thing the total addressable market, the tam. that is the acronym for our arrow. tam expanded literally people in america all over are gaining weight i can tell you i can eat a lot more calories in 45 minutes just snacking while i'm bored than i can burn off on my peloton doing a jan sherman class. i don't mean to be glib. i know there are a lot of people in america who don't have enough food my family foundation has made a donation to try to help that back to weight watchers, they've also expanded their business it's not just about weight loss, it's also about fitness, it's about wellness, it's about sleep and they added a great new brand a.m. bass so door james cordin who is important and of course they still have oprah. you put all of those things together and i think this stock is way too cheap here. i've been buying it since '21 began, only this year. >> they've got oprah until 2025 because they re-signed the relationship with oprah. tim, you got a question? >> yeah, i'll buy anything james cordin is selling. what's more important, digital or secular to this

tam region, notice the fog and how gray it is.d wind this afternoon, dry monday but rainy and windy the rest of the week. looking at our 1:00 time frame, it's raining in the north bay, showers on the peninsula, and this all pushes through to the south and east by about dinnertime. we're left with wind, a wind advisory allowing for the winds to pick up from the northwest by about 7:00 tonight, right on through the overnight hours into your monday. so this is 10:00 tonight. 20 to 45-mile-an-hour winds. look at that 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts along the coast. these winds can do some damage, perhaps some trees down, and the soil is going to be moist so that could definitely cause a few issues here. as we get into your monday dry but we are getting set for the big event, still slated to arrive later on tuesday. tuesday morning, no problems. by noontime, some showers in the north bay. look what happens as we get towards the later evening hours. some heavy rain in the north bay and then it will stall out. the heavy rain from san francisc

tam.marin county. 50 in napa. it is 48 in concord. so, today we're going to get a little sun. this is zephyr cove, beautiful view there in nevada. looking at sprinkles in the north bay and mid and upper 50s else where and widespread rain returns on monday. julian. >> thank you, lisa. >>> up next, two worrisome covid-19 variants have been found right here in the bay area. what doctors say you should what doctors say you should expect coming it's hard to have an invisible illness. like depression. no one sees you need help. no one knows you're not okay. so when someone recognizes the importance of mental health and offers a hand, it means everything. my illness may be invisible. but thanks to covered california, i'm not. all covered california health insurance plans are comprehensive - with mental health coverage, and financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st.

sure, we still have a shaky camera from mount tam. winds will subside through the late night hours. by tomorrow morning it will be a different day. still out of the north-northeast, a dry downsloping wind keeping that fire danger elevated. peak wind gust from the last 24 hours, 47 in napa, 48 in san jose, 53 oakland. as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast, the higher elevations saw wind gusts of 95 miles an hour, so definitely intense and powerful winds. live doppler 7 shows a stanley cupping sunset. 64 in san francisco, 67 in oakland. mild in half moon bay and morgan hill. a lovely view from the golden gate bridge camera. fairfield at 62. one other live picture showing you sunny view from our exploratory yum camera. winds relax overnight. we'll have periods of rain between friday through early next week, which is going to be a welcome change. kw6 tonight you'll see gusty winds around 29 miles an hour. calistoga at 9:00 p.m. look what happens tomorrow morning in the commute. it's going to be a different story. light winds are expected. that will alou the temperatures to drop to the

we are looking outsider mount tam cam right now there is some fog that is formed right below mount tam in portions of marine sonoma and napa counties there is some low visibility in the spot. so watch your travel out there radar is quiet visibility in san francisco north through the golden gate into moran in sonoma right along one oh one is very very low visibility with that fog having just shrouded these parts of the bay area also dense fog out into the delta 2. so those are really are 2 spots, i'm keeping a close eye on as far as that low visibility goes now as far as temperatures are concerned most of us are actually in the 50's with not a single 30 on the map oakland europe 48 while berkeley and livermore at 53 san francisco at a cool but not too bad 52 degrees i'm talking that warm afternoon still to come in your forecast farina john thank you know major hot spots, i'm tracking this morning, some smaller accidents here and there but nothing to stop on your commute. >>if you're looking at the bay bridge right now that commute into the city that fremont street exit under 12 minutes.

see in our nice views that we have all all around the studio here you can see out here at our mount tamthe prettiest of use this morning, there's still a couple of sprinkles up there some low clouds but it has definitely come down from where we were earlier this morning that most of us going to be looking at a dry day ahead for earliest of risers that got up a few hours ago. they were getting up to some very rainy conditions. we had widespread showers just after midnight through your early morning hours. those made their way out of the bay area couple of hours ago and now we just have some stubborn sprinkles that don't want to leave just yet let's zoom in on a couple of spots on the bay right here first of all your bridges, they're still wet from this morning's rainfall and still you may see a sprinkle or 2 out there on them. santa cruz mountains also some sprinkles lingering out there and if you're heading up above san jose and one 30 that's really the only spot that we do have any sort of moderate rainfall that's at the very top of the mountains just east of the south bay. most of us

san jose and wet spot on mount tam, showers still come down there. 0 in napa. 49 santa rosa. 48 concord and livermore. rhett rest of the day couple hundredths. .05 in santa rosa. and 0.02 in hayward. as we look at our next system. a level 2. rain and heavy down pours with a quick frontal passage early monday morning. later monday morning the front and things dry out behind hit. as the quick mover. we get a break on tuesday. picking this up on wednesday, our next system during the day. kind of lasts all throughout the day. there is our break on thursday later on and as we look into later on thursday and friday, our third system all bringing mountain snow as well. so that is some good news and as we look at the totals for the entire week, this first system, i should say, the second one as we get into monday nights, upwards over app inch and then we're going to add on wednesday, thursday, friday. hopefully this verifies and we see over 2 inches in some spots. upper 50s with lots of clouds. maybe a shower. the accuweather seven day forecast, level 1 system today. stronger system monday and

>>mount tam cam in the midst of those low clouds that the rest of us are looking up at as you're stepping outside of the house, we're definitely off to a pretty gray start but what we are on to is going to be a dry day ahead of us very quiet picture on radar and even when we zoom out across the region things have certainly quieted down for the northern coast of the state just that northern tier of the state in general king tides, becoming less and less of a thing today we're still in the midst of a high surf advisory, but those coastal flood warnings have expired now we will be looking at some dangerous sneaker waves out there along the coastline, so just keep that extra distance between you and the water as you head out to the shore yet again today. high pressure is what we're going to be seeing building across the southern tier, the state. this is going make for an increasingly mild forecast ahead of us with abundant sunshine out there on in the days to come ahead of us today we're already going to be tapping into a little bit of that after these grey skies this morning, increasingly su

>>nice view from mount tam this morning's tech and that one for a second.w things are a little bit a rough right now, but we are looking at least a nice forecast as well puts it a boring forecast and we kind of always like that for a few days that means a nice one to be getting outside hopefully enjoying a little bit. we are going to be seeing clearing skies into the afternoon any chance of rain is still being sent well to our north and even at that starting to see those chances diminishing king tides on the tail end of these now you're going to start to see those tides dropping and one of our last days with high surf advisories to still a good one to keep an eye on the ocean keep that extra distance between you and the water, a high surf advisories in effect until 03:00pm today, high pressure in place to our south jet stream pushing in the atmospheric river to our north and we're stuck right in the middle for the bay area. but we looking at that cloud cover that has been traveling us the past couple of days really starting to be less and less of a thing th

has some active rain falling on it light showers on mount tam at this very moment.he heaviest of rainfall has exited the region down south across the central coast in the central valley. that's not to say that we're not seeing rainfall across the bay area. in fact we've seen some pretty heavy rainfall at times this morning, especially up in the north bay stretching from sandra fell on up through portions of southern napa county through the city of napa now and up around fairfield north of fairfield and vacaville towards winters as well so solano county napa county and portions of sonoma and marin counties have been seeing some isolated heavy showers at times light showers continue for portions of the santa cruz mountains definitely quieted down in san jose itself as well as up in the diablo is where we had heavy rainfall just about an hour ago. now we will look at light shower totals throughout the day today isolated pop-up storms could result in around a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rainfall in areas like novato rainfall totals will really increase during

take a look at the time lapse from the mount the tam cam, you will notices the fog rolling in.s been forming. we have not only the coastal fog. here is a live look and you will have to deal with some reduced visibility. so, down to a quarter mile, dense fog, napa and novata, half a mile in fairfield, if you have to drive, keep in mind there's a dense fog advisory until noon for solano county, visibility low, and hazardous conditions. allow time to get where you need to go. it will start to dissipate by the lunch hour. so you should be able to see better visibility and nicer conditions. later on tomorrow. live doppler 7, lack of rain, i don't see it at least not for the next 7-10 days. temperatures anywhere from the 30s on to 50s as we check out a another live picture from the south beach camera. here is the forecast. dense areas of fog and we are looking at near record warmth next thursday and friday. so, tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s, i would bundle up if i were you and watch out for the fog again tomorrow afternoon, upper 50s to the low 60s a nice

>>and stretching further northward through walnut creek and conquered now and mount tam it's been just kind of a dry but cloudy view all morning long until the last hour now you're getting some raindrops up their top the north bay. and we are seeing activity gradually growing northward as this moisture plume the atmospheric river shifts its focus a bit further north that that's not to say that moderate coastline is missing out on it still some heavy rain to our south. we're just starting to tap into it more and more so let's get a look at some of these problems spots that we do have is a problem spots because they're wet spots we need the rain but it is hard to drive in from the sun or grade on up 6.80 especially from dublin san ramon a danville into walnut creek and conquered 6 ad is very wet right now we're also seeing an uptick in rainfall for areas like napa county. on up especially north towards healdsburg we have some burn scars up there and we also do have flash flood advisories for these areas for this very reason because we are seeing that rain coming down now golden gate brid

sprinkles possible for acosta some coastal sonoma and marin counties looking outside from our mount tam cam right here some low clouds sitting right above. and if you look out there in the distance towards the east bay you can see that obscuring of the lights out there in the distance right around richmond, so there are some patchy areas of fog to know it's not going to be anything super wide spread most of us are smooth sailing into work with some really dry skies certainly some dry roadways along with that there's the rainfall sitting to our north but even less widespread than it was yesterday so we're already at the tail end of that events that have brought rain to northern california barely skirting to the north of us also at the tail end of king tides, they start to recede now we still are in the midst of some high surf advisories but the coastal flood advisories have now expired, i'd advise you to keep that extra distance between you and the water that surf still high, although likely not to see breakers crash crashing quite as high. as what we did the past couple of days. high pr