website you can see the jet blue plane pass in front of the delta flight triggering the go around. it's important to note the planes were roughly a mile apart and about a 20 foot difference in altitude when the delta plane was ordered to begin ascending the f. a. a spokesman says there was no danger. this is what they call a routine go around and notes they happen at major airports daily for the passenger, he feels it wasn't routine. >> okay we are ready doing the final approach but suddenly we noticed the flight pulled up really fast and with all the engines working and that. he noticed there were another plane taking off below us. so it was scarey appear and i said what is happening mere. >> aviation experts tell us bau because the parting plain was accelerating faster than the delta flight was slowing down passengers were never in danger. but since the two planes appear to be much closer than normal protocol. >> >>> well it appears the

the fog should be mostly dissipating by noon for most areas, except near the delta. look for sunny conditions this afternoon with mild temps in the 60s, even mid-60s for some of our warmest locations in the inland area and around the bay. some high clouds passing through this evening, but it should be pleasant with temperatures lowering down to the 50s. now, enjoy the sunshine and have the umbrella handy next week. it is going to be a wet week ahead. i'll have details coming up. >> frances, thank you. >>> a warning this morning after an assault on a typical safe trail. walnut creek police are on the lookout for the attacker who attacked a woman on the iron

sense fog will spill through the delta. will linger into the mid day but most will be sunny by mid day and most of the fog over the delta will disappear in the afternoon hours. overnight low temperatures mid to upper 40s. chilly in the north bay upper 30s in napa and lake port. tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies by the afternoon. highs in the low 60s on the coast. mid 60s at the bay. san jose 64. mainly low 60s inland east bay one or two places top out at 64. now let's talk about rain chances, near zero over the weekend. we have substantial chances of rain just about every day next week. it's first wave of rain monday and tuesday ranks one on storm impact scale. light intensity expected to produce under half inch for the bay area. up to inch inch locally. monday morning will be wet by mid day as the rain pushes south and east in the north bay. will wind down late in the day, seconds wave of rain early tuesday morning will continue through perhaps wednesday and then like i to get a break, at least that's how it looks right

and the environmentalists are saying the more water you take, especially from the delta, water coming down the rivers that would otherwise go to the delta and you circumvent the delta and pour it into agriculture, the more you are endangering this and other species. that is one of the headaches that we have had here for the last 40 years. it is kind of funny because we talk about president trump saber rattling and talking about denying california money if century cities and states -- if sanctuary cities and states do not cooperate. the state contributes billions of dollars more to the federal government than we get back. it is one of the largest donor states around. most of the states in the south, they are recipient states. same thing in the midwest. ironically, the poorer states are the most to get from the federal states. the richer states are the ones who do not. they contribute to the federal government. i will say having some of the like nancy pelosi as speaker, even as minority leader, has been helpful to this sake. our two senators for the longest time, dianne feinstein and ba

we are certainly going to see low visibility's in the north bay and along the delta region. here is what is going on this week. this is going to keep us high and dry over the next 24 hours. we will see increasing clouds sunday we are going to see more cloud cover by sunday morning. monday, we are not talking a huge downpour, but we are going to see some rain beginning monday. we will likely get a break before our next round of rain. it looks like we will see more widespread rain on tuesday. then, we get a break wednesday with another round of showers heading in on thursday. as of today, the snowpack is about 25% for the most part. if you have outdoor plans, the temperatures are topping out in the low 60s for the warmest spot in the east bay. your extended forecast shows our showers beginning monday. we get a little break with another round of rain on tuesday. get a break wednesday and another round of rain on thursday. then, we get a break on friday. this is really what we like to see this time of year. >> i am really looking forward to the snow, because i have not gone snowb

opponents from restore the delta call this bad planning and bad politics. they say the brown administration is not being transparent, honest or ethical in describing their intentions with californians. no financial or environmental plans have been released by the state for the one tunnel adjustment. santos says he hopes when that information is released, he can support it. >> the delta is damaged. it has to be fixed. we applaud the governor for taking that on. >> reporter: susie steimle, kpix5. >>> new at 6:00 if you have a wood burning fireplace and don't use it anymore, you could trade it in for cash. the bay area air quality management district has pinpointed a number of zones eligible for the incentive. kpix5's len ramirez has more on the push for cleaner heat. len? >> reporter: well, veronica, today is not a spare the air day here in the bay area, but there have been so many spare the air days this winter that many of the people in this neighborhood and throughout the bay area have not even used their fireplaces at all this winter. now there's an incent

there's both freshwater and saltwater in the senegal river delta. ture conservation makes sense here. protecting the ecosystem also creates jobs. zeine: the goal of the park is to restore the ecosystem and fight poverty. why fight poverty in this region? bebecause the local l populatn does traditional work -- they harvest whatever nature provides. the local economy is based onn fishing and fafarming. if there's no more water, there will be nothing left here. reporter: : locally y caught tia is hung out to dry in the open air. many villages have no electricity, let alone refrigerators. fishermen sell their fish across the country and even in neighboring senegal. cheikh: in the past, people here lived from farming, too. but really, fishing makes most sense. we can make a living from fishing all year rouound. we benefit from the lock and the basin -- there are lots of fish here. reporter: the abundance of fish is a recent development. 30 years ago the region was left ravaged by this dam -- built in the mid-1980's to supply mauritania, senel,l, gambi and

the fog developing into the delta, spilling into the north bay, patchy fog in spots. upper 30s to mid-40s starting temperatures on tuesday. by the afternoon we get rid of the fog, get rid of a lot of cloud cover, mostly sunny to finish off the day, mild 10 tours. about 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. 64 san francisco. nearly 70 in san jose and concord. 67 napa. 68 in antioch. the next two weeks does not look promising for rain. dry weather takes hold across much of the western u.s. you find showers, the upper great lakes and much of the mid-atlantic, where the rain will be settled at least for the next 10 to 14 days. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you dry pattern, mild temperatures. into the weekend, could be looking at near-record warmth across parts of the region by saturday and sunday. >> i can't believe it. >>> talkingabout media day for the super bowl. >> yeah, today all the hype begins. our own mike schuman was in the super bowl many years ago. he did media day, what was the weirdest question they asked you? >> "are you a player

it won't be as widespread and more out toward the delta, the strait and central valley. don't be alarmed. there's no rain moving in, just virga sitting offshore. we will be rain free most of the holiday weekend, can't say all because we may see showers moving into the north bay monday evening. i'm showing you the dismal snowpack numbers one more time for good reason. i think we're bottoming out this weekend. as a state, we're sitting at 25%. there's a minimum of two low snow level storms heading toward us next week which should begin to boost those numbers. let's get it higher because 25% is not good enough. a ridge of high pressure hanging out this weekend giving us pleasant weather. next week the first of several storms is poised to move in. we're looking at futurecast. we'll roll through the weekend. there will be fog overnight. look at the thick fog in the san joaquin river valley spilling back towards us, concord, martinez, antioch, but san pablo not as much. sunshine tomorrow afternoon. sunday no fog, but high cloud cover begins to move in ahead of that first weath

look at the half mile by the delta. half moon bay, and still oakland and hayward not so great. a live look outside, you can see it's a little foggy in the city. use caution if you're heading out in the car, mass transit. no problems. if you're on the bay there will be patchy, dense fog. it's 54 in oakland. milder this morning. look at that, 55 hayward. 53 in livermore. no 30s to speak of. in the south bay today holding on to a lot of cloud cover, temperatures in the upper 50s topping to near 60 by 2:00 in the afternoon. staying there through about 4:00 and still pretty gray throughout the evening hours. it's going to look like this this morning. notice the clouds, and then by the afternoon you see a few sprinkles from marin to sonoma county. few and far between. we'll keep a chance of showers there. and then by the afternoon maybe a few peeks of sun. overall a lot of cloud cover today with temperatures very similar to yesterday. upper 50s san francisco. 59 in fremont. 61 in san jose, and tonight more patchy fog and low clouds, 40s and 50s. we have more sunshine as we get closer

you see where some of the dense fog is along the delta and through the bay. after that, the fog will burn and we will see sunshine today with high clouds and mild temperatures to start in the 40s for the most part, 51 concord. we have a mix of sun and high clouds. that's the story today. this is ahead of a weather system that will bring light rainfall. futurecast is showing we are starting with fog and high clouds passing through. it's not until tonight that the clouds move in ahead of the rain. it will be a north bay event tomorrow and tuesday. here we are on monday starting dry for the morning commute. what to expect? fair and mild today and showers monday and tuesday with another system late week. i'll time it out for you in a bit. >>> a massive mistake created panic in paradise. accidental ballistic missile alert causing chaos in hawaii. >> the u.s. pacific command detected missile threat to hawaii. >> this sent the island into turmoil with students running to bunkers, hotels evacuating guests all for a false alarm over a nonexistent ballistic missile thr

there's your fog in the delta and central valley. last the majority of the day into midafternoon out toward fresno and points north to sacramento. tomorrow afternoon, though, sunny and dry, high thin cloud cover moves through sunday morning, no fog, still mainly sunny in the afternoon. monday we go cloudy and toward willits or ukiah or santa rosa and healdsburg we may see a few showers monday afternoon and evening. that's the leading edge of the next weathermaker. tuesday we'll call this round 1 for next week, not a ton of rain. thursday, round 2, guess what the next one is called? next saturday is round 3. won't be as widespread, some fog tonight, mainly dry through monday morning with showers moving into the north bay monday evening. saturday in san jose it may get close to 70 degrees. i think you'll get there in morgan hill, no fog, sunshine, mild, sunnyvale 68, pacifica 62 degrees, 61 for san ramon and you may have fog tomorrow. antioch 57, foggy, san rafael 59, but up the road in santa rosa with less fog 68, ukiah 65 with sunshi

. >>> starting out tomorrow with patchy fog, low-lying fog through the delta, there is the cloud covery lunch time. notice it takes the entire day into the overnight hours before rain moves in. sunday will be dry day. this is going to bring us rain in time for the monday morning commute, and snow for the sierra. here's a look for the impact with next system, not only the rain but expecting wind /-b, gusts reaching 45-mile-per-hour on monday in the hills. rainfall amounts, 1, 2, even 3 inches in upper areas. for the sierra a winter storm watch to 6,000 feet, six inches of snow in higher peaks. that is all great news. >>> meanwhile, sunday to enjoy, numbers expected back end of weekend and detail the system just a little bit more in extended forecast. >>> rosemary thanks so much. the highway patrol says fog may have contributed to crash in the bay. it happened around 5:30 this morning near petaluma boulevard south. officials say that truck was completely submerged but driver able to get himself out. the driver is hospitalized by released. >> my understanding there was no injuries sustain

and the environmentalists are saying the more water you take especially from the delta water coming down the rivers that would go to the delta, and circumvent that and pour it ento agriculture the more you're endangering fish and lots of species. that's one of the headaches that we have had here for the last, oh 40 years. it's kind of funny right now. we talk about president trump and talking about denying california money if the sanctuary cities and states don't cooperate. fact of the matter california is a donor state. this state contributes billions of dollars more to the federal government than we get back. it's a donor state. one of the largest around. the state to the south they're recipient states. many states in the midwest same thing. so it's ironically the poor states are the one that gets the most from the federal government. and rich states don't. they contribute to the federal government. it's been an off and on relationship. having somebody like nancy pelosi as speaker. has been helpful to the state. our two senators. had great seniority in the senate. that matters. it does

the delta uses less water than the mansfield, just 1.28 gallons per flush, versus 1.6., if you have a toilet from before 1990, you can save 19 gallons per person, per day, by switching to one with the environmental protection agency's sticker on it. to find out if yours is leaking or needs to be replaced, put a couple of drop of food coloring in the tank, wait 15 minutes. if there's any color in the bowl, you've got a leak. you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> that's fascinating. great information. >>> the bay area is a gorgeous place, and boy, do viewers prove it. >> check out the picture that craig took in petaluma. it has the #abc 7 new that helps us find it and share it on tv. >> follow us on instagram. we abc 7 news bay area. drew is back with an update on the forecast. >> we're tracking rain returning here tomorrow. there's going to be snow in much of the northest. winter weather thursday morning. a strong storm will develop, bringing snow all the way from d.c. to boston. but in the wake of the storm system, c the wind chills, f

and that's pushing a lot of fog along the delta. and that's what we're seeing today. here's a look at your spare-the- air alert. unhealthy. moderate particulate matter for the coast. here's a look at that hazy sky out there. san jose, also looking a little bit foggy. 48 degrees for san jose now. 50 degrees in san francisco. livermore, a cool, 44 degrees. and that's why that fog is pretty dense there. the temperature, of course, matching the dew point. and that's what reaches that saturation point. here's a look at our sunrise time. 7:23 this morning. after that sunset, we'll start to see more of the cloud coverage. and more of the rain. right now, we're looking at some rain just off our coastline to the north. eureka, crescent city. you'll start to get rain out there. and by later tonight, that's when we'll start to see the rain coming through. tonight, into tomorrow. we could get anywhere from a quarter inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain for the north bay. but for the rest of the bay area, very, very light rain. not much measurable precipitation from the first

the delta uses less water than the mansfield, just 1.28 gallons per flush, versus 1.6.toilet from before 1990, you can save 19 gallons per person, per day, by switching to one with the environmental protection agency's sticker on it. to find out if yours is leaking or needs to be replaced, put a couple of drop of food coloring in the tank, wait 15 minutes. if there's any color in the bowl, you've got a you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> that's fascinating. great information. >>> the bay area is a gorgeous place, and boy, do viewers prove it. >> check out the picture that craig took in petaluma. it has the #abc 7 new that helps us find it and share it on tv. >> follow us on instagram. we abc 7 news bay area. drew is back with an update on the forecast. >> we're tracking rain returning here tomorrow. there's going to be snow in much of the northest. winter weather thursday morning. a strong storm will develop, bringing snow all the way from d.c. to boston. but in the wake of the storm system, check the wind chills, friday morning, 22

city plan that is offset by favorable claim experience in both the blue shield flex funded plan and the delta dental self-funded plan. we have not received any performance guarantees or pharmacy rebates so far this year. those tend to be towards the end of the fiscal year. and since the distribution of this report last week, we have had a $15,000 reimbursement under the adoption and surrogacy plan that will be paid out later this month. the amount of flexible accounts will not be known until june. and first quarter of 17-18, projecting that we will end the year on budget. any questions? >> president scott: any questions from the board regarding the financial statement. mr. sass. >> looks like through october very few items charged to the account and everything closed out through the open enrollment period, november, december, or what is -- >> so, the projections in this report for the $3, health care sustainable fund, have been looked at and combed through for our presentation next month on the budget for next two years. and so we, this is just a general projection. we expect that we will, we

that fog will be right around the delta, and it is going to be heavy. we head into the afternoon it burns off and you will see a mix of sun and high then wispy clouds. milder weather on tap. first thing tomorrow morning as you begin your weekend plans, if you have early plans, be careful. that fog will create low visibility like we are seeing tonight. definitely jacket or sweater weather. mid to upper 30s for coldest inland valleys. 40s around the bay and 50s along the coastline. temperatures in the low to even places like santa cruz and upper 50s. we get this around the time of year sometimes. it is not that unusual but it is above average for this time of year. here is your martin luther king, jr. planner, 12-hour planner. light rain along the coast. rain spreading into the afternoon and evening hours. not heavy rain no for your monday but enough to carry the umbrellas. january 15th, monday morning, 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. rain is in the north bay and spreading into san francisco and east bay. by 11:00 a.m. to noon, across most of the bay area. tuesday morn

many try their luck in the city every day thousands of single men move to the program the delta in china's south the factory of the low. sixty thousand factories employ three to four million workers. the young people working here day in knox hospital so the king for this old man. in this factory which manufactures smartphones in modems all the work is under thirty thousands of kilometers from their horns they toil on the assembly line the ice hours a day like shallow young he's twenty four years old and comes from a bachelor village died then yeah well you. see and they get. they will find that the only thing done good just nails them all. isi bomb. in august and. they are going to need them all for a long time then go to the lead in the uncivil and then in the evening and then in they won't look. down people saw that one and i think you mentioned again the. couples come together and break up on the assembly line. functioning given a month and. see how they get and this. is the single. for a long time women were in the majority on the factory floors but that's changing. the lack of women h

the wrong runway. tonight we learn about a go-around involving a delta plane. we want to show you the animation of the delta flight arriving from jfk last night. it was attempting to land as a jet blue flight was taking off on a perpendicular runway. the dimension from the website, you can see the jet blue plane passes in front of the arriving delta flight. triggering a go-around opinion it's important to note that the planes were roughry about a mile apart at the time. and had two hundred feet difference in altitude. an faa spokesperson called it a routine go-around but some passengers were a bit thrown off. >> we noticed the flight pulled up fast. with all the engining working and that. it was really scarey. and i said what is happening here. >> aviation experts tell us because the departing plane was accelerating faster than the delta flight was slowing down to land passengers were actually never in danger. now with over four close calls over the past nine months at sfo, the question a lot of people are asking, is is this a trend or are the reports becoming m

for example, years ago there fay big issue about the delta in california and the endangered species act was in play and brought in the fish and wildlife service, the army corps of engineer had responsibilities for water management in the san francisco bay that brought in the u.s. army corps of engineers and bureau of reclamation had water supply responsibilities and brought in the bureau of reclamation and the environmental protection agency was concerned about salinity standards and the e.p.a. was involved. and that was just at the federal level. there were state agencies as well. so it can get for large-scale ojects, these can be complicated administrative procedural projects and challenges. host: can that consolidation be done in keeping levels of safety and those things you have to consider as well? guest: it certainly can be done and we have examples of where it can be done well. again, with strong federal leadership about what the intent is to make sure that laws are being honored, that the public is being heard. this is doable. it's not impossible. but there needs to be a consens

the pictures. upper 30s to low 40s tonight. delta fog main i clear. perfect viewing conditions for the lup ar eclipse tomorrow morning. ands a mild day here mid-we can. accuweather seven day forecast shows mild temperatures continue through the we could where temperatures rise to the 70s in a lot of spots away from the coast and little change into early next week. >> i always call it playing hooky weather. >> seven day stretch. >> oh. starting a could have. >> i feel it coming on. as soon as i saw the forecast judge my fever rises along with the temperature. >> it hit me. >> i don't know if i can go on right now. >> so true. >> i should just leave and get hot tea. >> i'll do sports larry. >> might be better than me. absolutely pathetic and sad. what am i talking about? the warriors talking about the game tonight. this is like a utah jazz highlight reel that went on for two and a half hours. two and a half hours. yswathe roasted core wrap. . (robotic voice) 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cell with coolsculpting? now that's cool! only coolsculpti

quality here when i see it and it's a good story when i hear it my name is elizabeth and i work at the delta.

that fog will be right around the delta, and it is going to be heavy. we head into the afternoon it burns off and you will see a mix of sun and high then wispy clouds. milder weather on tap. first thing tomorrow morning as you begin your weekend plans, if you have early plans, be careful. that fog will create low visibility like we are seeing tonight. definitely jacket or sweater weather. mid to upper 30s for coldest inland valleys. 40s around the bay and 50s along the coastline. temperatures in the low to even places like santa cruz and upper 50s. we get this around the time of year sometimes. it is not that unusual but it is above average for this time of year. here is your martin luther king, jr. planner, 12-hour planner. light rain along the coast. rain spreading into the afternoon and evening hours. not heavy rain no for your monday but enough to carry the umbrellas. january 15th, monday morning, 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. rain is in the north bay and spreading into san francisco and east bay. by 11:00 a.m. to noon, across most of the bay area. tuesday morn

fog spilling into the delta as well. atures we're going to be climbing up because of that high pressure. for example, we'll be about 10 degrees above average towards the end of the work weechblgt you'll see that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny and mild today. upper 60s for some of our inland neighborhoods. partly cloudy tomorrow. we're not changing temperatures too much. we're going to warm up even more on tuesday. wednesday morning should be great, clear viewing if you're up that early for the lunar eclipse at 5:29 a.m. hey, for the first day of february, inland temps up into the 70s. looking warm, possibly even warmer next weekend. get your t-shirt and shorts and sunglasses out. put the umbrellas away. >> i know you'll be up for that lunar eclipse. >> you will too. >> of course. >> just ahead, long lost treasure. the incredible centuries-old find deep down underwater. sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. ex

the engine. they said this is delta right behind you. it looks like you got flame in your right engine. your number two engine. the american airlines flight was scheduled to take off for dallas but an engine had to be shut down and the flight returned. >> today a group representing the top tech companies fought to sue the federal communications division. netflix tweeted its support saying in 2018, the internet is united in defense of net neutrality. as for the fcc, we will see you in court. last flight the fcc released newly written rules that make it legal for providers to control the websites you visit or even block them all together. any lawsuits filed will have to wait until the new rules are published in the federal registry, which could take weeks. >>> san francisco based twitter says blocking a world leader from twitter would hide important information people should see. in a blog post today, twitter appears to be addressing why it hasn't banned the tweets. not naming the president directly, he states platform helps advance the global public conversation. blocking a world leader f

in the coast and the bay, way over in the central valley a lot of fog is going to spill through the delta upper 40s. mainly sunny skies. the fog should have burned off by then. highs from low 60s to mid-60s from coast to inland. martin luther king jr. day, a holiday, it looks like it's going to be a wet day. light rain in the north bay in the early morning hours and rain will become more wide spread. bear that in mind if you're going to be out and about. the animation shows the rain beginning on monday, beginning into monday night, continuing into tuesday morning with a second wave of rain coming in tuesday night. here is the -- each day the storms coming in will rank one on the storm impact scale. storms of light intensity but at the end of the week, it's going to be quite wet. >> let me make sure i got this right, it's going to rain. >> you got it. >> rain, no rain, rain. more rain. that's the pattern. >> mostly it's my brain that is -- that's eternal. >>> and the warriors in a little bit of a fog themselves here. once again without steph curry as they begin a five-game trip. how about

a quarter mile in santa rosa and by the delta. rent numbers in the upper 30s around the fringes of the bay. and we're at 44 in oakland. by 7:00 n the upper 40s for oakland and san matteo. a good deal of cloud cover, 53 for san ramon. then by 7:00 tonight, we've got some upper 40s. but tomorrow's big day, we're looking at a flash flood watch through the day on monday for the north bay. the recent burn areas. and a wind advisory throughout the afternoon. so we've got a big storm system coming in tomorrow. it's going to last all day. take us through tuesday morning. i'll time it out for you when i see you next in the accuweather forecast. >>> thank you. developing news out of fairfield this morning where the search is on for a gunman who opened fire on an east bay freeway leaving one man with life-threatening wounds and injuring seven others. police tell us this was not an accident. the gunman targeted his victim in an act that led to the closure of neighboring streets and freeway ramps for seven hours. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wil

in the coast and the bay, way over in the central valley a lot of fog is going to spill through the delta. lows in the mid to upper 40s. mainly sunny skies. the fog should have burned off by then. highs from low 60s to mid-60s from coast to inland. martin luther king jr. day, a holiday, it looks like it's going to be a wet day. light rain in the north bay in the early morning hours and rain will become more wide spread. bear that in mind if you're going to be out and about. the animation shows the rain beginning on monday, beginning into monday night, continuing into tuesday morning with a second wave of rain coming in tuesday night. here is the -- each day the storms coming in will rank one on the storm impact scale. storms of light intensity but at the end of the week, it's going to be quite wet. >> let me make sure i got this right, it's going to rain. >> you got it. >> rain, no rain, rain. more rain. that's the pattern. >> mostly it's my brain that is -- that's eternal. >>> and the warriors in a little bit of a fog themselves here. once again without steph curry as they begin a five-g

we still have fog as an issue by the delta, petaluma, san jose. ld improve as the front sinks south. by 2:00 a.m., falling apart as it pushes across the bay area. your early morning commute, it's going to feature a few scattered showers across the city, the east bay. at 7:30 tomorrow morning, pretty much done. we have a dry day for the rest of tuesday and wednesday. but the cold system comes in thursday. chance of thunderstorms on friday. we get a break saturday. and the stronger system sunday. so highs tomorrow after that system moves through in the upper 50s to near 60. we'll see a few peeks of sun. and the accuweather seven-day forecast showing that the rain will be with us again for two days in a row, thursday and friday. amounts will be greater with this one than what we're having tonight. but the big one comes in over the weekend. and our forecast models go out beyond seven days. would you know there's even more wet weather with stronger systems. we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> so different from a few weeks ago. >> i know, finally. >>> tal

. >> things like high speed rail, the delta tunnel. you know, he doesn't like the word legacy, james. he resists that word. but how much of his legacy is resting on what happens in this final year? >> i think jerry brown's legacy, i think he has a native son relationship with this state that is unprecedented. he's one of a kind for this state, given his relationship to his father, having been gofr inner in the '70s, mayor of oakland, governor again. professor at usf. jerry brown has become -- i wrote an op-ed piece, he's almost like the george wallace of climate change. donald trump is the threat, and jerry brown becomes the blue state champion of climate change in a way that wallace was with segregation. >> joe, of course, one of the contenders, leading contender to take his place is gavin newsom, former mayor here in san francisco. they've had a tense relationship at times. they were opponents running against each other until gavin ran for lieutenant governor. what do you make of this shift of power from l.a., you know, up to san fran

up in the north bay near the delta there will be fog again tomorrow morning. ve to get the higher elevation so you can see it. a look from mt. tamalpais. thin clouds for the lunar eclipse. see angel island, that fog from the north bay already slipping south. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures around 64 to 68 degrees. only the coast will be cooler today. the rest of us will be warmer. we could dip down to the mid to upper 30s in the north bay and inland tomorrow morning. make sure you check our app before you head out to watch the lunar eclipse. it only gets warmer and stays dry even though february starts thursday. sue, you tell me you have some good news? >> we do. going back to union city, southbound 880. an accident that was partially blocking the second lane from the left has been cleared. traffic is starting to recover but let's take a look as we zoom back out again. we still have lots of red from highway 238 southbound into union city. you're looking at a solid 40-minute drive. so give yourself plenty of time on the nasty nimitz. the mcarthur maze an

but the biggest issue we have, after midnight fog will be developing first through the delta and thenhat's going to spill through the by the way. and that fog could be locally dense first thing tomorrow morning. grab the winter jacket. temperatures especially chilly in the 30s. you don't need the rain gear tomorrow. the dry day, by noon we have those dry skies leading to mild temperatures by the afternoon. partly cloudy skies and temperatures a bit warmer tomorrow than they were today. the highs on your tuesday we'll see those morning patches of fog giving way to afternoon sunshine. 57 the high in oakland. about 60 the high in san jose. it will top outright around 57 degrees in half moon bay. but the pattern will change once again on wednesday. we're tracking a storm system that has a bit more moisture and wind component with it. so we're at 2, a moderate storm here. a little bit higher in terms of rainfall total compared to what we saw today. widespread to an of an inch to an inch of rainfall. let's time this system out for you completely. watch the time stamp right here start at 5:0

overnight tonight, we will see some areas of fog developing right around the delta. could have patchy fog developing in the north bay early tomorrow morning. otherwise temperatures will drop into the 40s area wide over the next 12 hours. but we are tracking a little bit of rain moving in for your wednesday. so on the storm impact scale, the next system, it's going to be a quick-moving system and a very weak system compared to what we want just went through. just a 1, some light showers mid week around here. there's the chance, the best chance in the north bay of seeing these showers tomorrow and likely just less than a tenth of an inch of rain. time it out, get you into your wednesday. as you go towards 7, 8, 9:00, there's green primarily around santa rosa. not widespread. by noon, midday, couple showers developing down the coast and through the heart of the region. but any activity is really going to fizzle in the afternoon and evening. and future weather saying by 5:00 in the evening this system is out of here and we'll start to clear out our skies. our 12-hour plan

careful, allow extra time for the commute. 8:00 a.m., the fog is around the bay, san francisco, around the delta. then the fog peels away. a bright sunny friday afternoon, a nice way to end the week. fog first thing in the morning. definitely bundle up. upper 30s to low 50s. afternoon, temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to the mid 60s. close to with your should be this time of year. a few degrees higher in some areas. afternoon highs on saturday will be coming up pretty nice mild weather for your saturday plans. above average for sunday. you see the 70 in san jose. a few upper 60s around santa rosa. redwood city. it's def not going to feel like what you expect to see in january. cooler on monday. temperatures will be coming down for most areas. then monday night, you will notice hour-by-hour forecast, 9:00, rain in mendocino county. spreading south and east by 11:00 p.m. tuesday morning wet. wednesday a break before thursday's system comes in. heavier rain expected in the north bay for the rest of you light to moderate. snow levels coming down thursday night and showers ling near friday. do

fog is really going to be problematic, right around the delta and parts of the north bay, you will be seeing patches of dense fog, definitely be aware of that, 30s, 40s to start off your morning. and high clouds will be around as well. temperatur temperatures will be in the 60s, then look what happens, spring is in the air on friday, temperatures will be in the mid 70s for some soft warmest inland valleys. saturday is beach weather, when you have 76 degrees, you know it's going to be warm. as you check out the accuweather 7-day forecast, it's the lunar eclipse in the morning, low to upper 60s, february warmth for thursday, 70s, mid 70s friday, saturday, sunday, download the accuweather app and you will definitely want to check out your temperatures hour by hour, minute by minute to take a look at what's happening. 60s by the coast, and once again this is your opportunity to check out that triple treat. so you either do an all fighter and stay up or you wake up bright and early. >>> it is a rough job, but, hey, somebody's got to do it. >> >>> well, the super bowl is this sunday of cour

sneaking locally into the delta, around fairfield and approaching concord. we could have more around the bay as well in the afternoon hours the clouds melt away setting up a nice afternoon across the bay area. talk about rain chances in the five-day, we will talk more about those coming up in a few minutes. >>> to the south bay where large apartment fire in san jose has displaced 16 people. >> fire crews credit good samaritans for helping get people out alive. leigh martinez has more. >> reporter: fire officials say there was initially the language barrier with the 911 caller. the first caller partly said the word fire hung up the phone so only one single engine showed up at first but fire crews realized this was a fast spreading fire in the high risk rescue situation. san jose fire officials say the call came in just after midnight. crew spent the two story apartment building on fire and fear people may be trapped. the fire was upgraded to a three alarm and firefighters went into rescue mode. officials say good samaritans work to get people out before crews