the sun at some times of the year. it's because the earth is tilted on its axis. and that's shown in this diagram in the northern hemisphere here during the summer. we are at the position of that right hand earth, and the earth is tilted the sun. and so the northern latitudes get more sunlight and more warmth. and that's why that's what the summer season is. on the other side, on the far left hand side is winter, when the the northern latitudes are tilted away from the sun and we have less sunlight, less warmth. so it's all by the tilt of the earth. if the earth's axis perpendicular to the plane, orbit, there would be an equal amount of of of sunlight throughout the and there would be no seasons. so no tilt. no seasons. no seasons no fall colors. and being a i want to keep going asking deeper and deeper questions. what caused the tilt. well, we think that the system and all planetary systems were formed by a rotating cloud of, gas and dust with the sun, the center and fact all of the planets in our solar system orbit sun with the same sense sense. but in addition

the visible sun as well as the sunlight. >> yeah, the actual location of the sun on the horizon is never is always to the right from this perspective. but you're not saying that she's getting the same amount of sunlight. you're just saying she has the same view of the sun. oh yes she has the same view of the sun. >> yes. she may be saying she's getting less sunlight or you're not saying that? >> i am saying she she if the dÉcor were in place she would receive the exact same amount of sunlight. >> okay. thank you. and can you can you elaborate on the point about you acknowledge that so you you were offered alternatives and you explain at the time those alternatives have too many problems for you to recommend them even though she's saying i'll take any of the three you're saying i offer them with an explanation that those aren't good? yes. you're referring to these designs that that i personally made and and discuss with my wife these i did notre with the appellant so these were just notes that i had for myself as to possible alternatives of how we could design the deck. >> okay. so the ch

second half well the suns just broke it open. devin booker with the jump shot. suns up by 20. se 130 to 105. booker led all scorers with 31 points. the 49ers are still looking to remake their coaching staff. recently they brought back robert saleh to be defensive coordinator. now there's news. they may add a former pro bowl player to help with the defensive backfield. sources have told nbc bay nbc sports bay area that deangelo hall is scheduled for an interview with the team. hall played 14 seasons for a number of teams, including the falcons, raiders and washington for the past two seasons. hall was an assistant defensive back coach for the carolina edge, is that it? yeah. and it is wet because it's wet out there and a lot more on the way. let's get an update from jeff about how the weekend is going to go. and early tomorrow morning is going to be the heaviest. right. it is. you know, we're going to see some widespread heavy downpours from the north bay to the south bay. once we head into seven 8:00, it will stick around through the noon hour. we start to see it break up by th

second half well the suns just broke it open. devin booker with the jump shot. suns up by 20. o on to cruise 130 to 105. booker led all scorers with 31 points. the 49ers are still looking to remake their coaching staff. recently they brought back robert saleh to be defensive coordinator. now there's news. they may add a former pro bowl player to help with the defensive backfield. sources have told nbc bay nbc sports bay area that deangelo hall is scheduled for an interview with the team. hall played 14 seasons for a number of teams, including the falcons, raiders and washington for the past two seasons. hall was an assistant defensive back coach for the carolina dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savi

great to see the sun. i think everybody can agree on that today, lawrence. yeah, i remember just a week ago people are saying where's the rain and now people are happy to see that sun make a return sticking around for least a day. >> but we've got another storm coming knocking on the door already. we see some of those clouds roll in tonight by tomorrow morning. we're off and running with some more rain again out there. now, though, we're looking at dry conditions around the bay area, much-needed dry day after really heavy deluge. some record rainfall around the bay area. yesterday, the golden gate bridge. well, looking beautiful out there right now. not much in the way of wind either member. we have some of those gusts are just unbelievable. yesterday. tonight we're going to some cold temperatures begin to filter and we've got some frost advisories going up for many spots inland and toward the north bay and also the east bay valleys. watch out for some cold temperatures. late tonight early tomorrow morning. some of those numbers going to be hovering close to

butler had no options after failed attempts to force a trade with the sun. he gets more money and an extra year. the warriors are taking a risk, but they had to do something. they called everybody in the league until butler became the high profile player that they think that they needed. the trade deadline is noon tomorrow. butler could play for the warriors as early as saturday at chicago, sara. >> wow, it'll be interesting to see him in that jersey. so many changes. this has been a very dramatic trade deadline. more to come, maybe, before tomorrow? >> we just don't see it coming. it just hits us like a train. >> just hits ya. lots of exciting basketball to come, no matter where you stand on this. vern, thank you. if you do ask around, it doesn't seem like everyone is thrilled that this is actually happening. some people are, but reaction has kind of been all over the place. content creator brian wrote on x, you got rid of andrew wiggins for jimmy butler. not dub nation but dumb nation. magic johnson knows a thing or two about basketball, i'd say, and he see

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she has to leave before the sun comes up. >> hi, mama. >> love you, mama. >> david: it turns out the messages began a few months ago when mom, hannah bell, started going back to work. so, dad george had an idea. away f a way for mom to see her little boy every morning. >> go ahead, ring it. say bye-bye, mom. >> bye, mama. >> love you. >> david: landon blowing mom a kiss. wishing mom a good morning, every morning. >> blow her kiss? a >> david: and right here tong -- >> say ding dong. >> hey, david! >> david: the bell family. >> hi, mama. >> i don't get to see them every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> a lot of times she's gone for work, and i just thought one way that we could connect is push the doorbell button. >> david: and tonight here, their message to every parent out there who has to leave for work in the morning. >> if you have to be away from your family, they are always thinking about you, and hopefully that gets you through the day. bye! >> bye! >> david: those messages just helped us get us through our day, to

she has to leave before the sun comes up. >> bye, mama. say bye, mama. love you, mama. >> love you, mama. >> david: it turns out the messages began a few months ago when mom, hannah bell, started going back to work, before her son landon, who is nearly 2, wakes up. so dad george had an idea. a way for mom to see her little boy every morning. >> go ahead, ring it. say bye-bye, mom. >> bye, mama. >> love you. >> david: landon blowing mom a kiss. >> say, i'll see you tonight. >> night. >> have a great day at work. >> ma. >> david: wishing mom a good morning every morning. >> blow her kiss? >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hi. >> say ding dong. hey, david, and welcome to north carolina. >> david: the bell family. hannah, george, and little landon. >> mama. >> hi, mama. >> i don't get to see them every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> he always asks for mama in the morning, and a lot of times she's gone for work. and i just thought one way we could connect is push the doorbell button, and he could leave her a sweet littl

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the sun is raised the evening. one sun is setting an as dental fence on these and making the num, the head, this famous, even famous throughout the minutes of lord mccully, who said the main objective of english education in india is to create the last set of interpreters, not someone who does it would just end up, it does between them, the rulers and the millions. the big dublin was indian in the black, adding the skin color, but the, the english in their opinions and their models in their intellect. as i said earlier, the cool is it says the education system, the bay introduced an india somehow has been a very low self esteem among indians. it stops with this is stats of childhood. so people are always thinking, i'm repeating the sentence, but people are, indians are always thinking, the grass is green on the other side. so that's how even cricket was introduced into india along the other education curriculum. the ticket is popular and moving on on this only the sleeves play this game. our games would have been mo

trump this is in the sun. the sun. trump and i'm going to cry.on. >> announces war on. >> woke issue. >> woke issue. >> really? on woke paper straws that don't work. pledges, pledges , order to bring back pledges, order to bring back plastic straws. and he hasn't doneit plastic straws. and he hasn't done it yet, but he's going to done it yet, but he's going to do it. and the president of united states can't bring back plastic straws, but he can make it possible to really, i guess, to promote it. >> and i. >> and i. >> think he can bring them back with the other stuff. i mean, he can nuke countries so he can probably bring back plastic straws. >> he needs to bring back plastic. he says it's so the straws are interesting. very trump comment. everybody focuses on the straws. but he says there's a lot of other things to focus. he's talking about the plates, the wrappers. everything's bigger than the straws. it's a great point. it reminds me of the tethered bottle cap that we're forced to use in a because of the eu on those bottles. i've switched bran

look at the sun there. hitting the sales force tower going this little reflection because the sun, the what shining today mentioned that kyla grogan has our forecast. >> all right. start off yes, it's very nice out. and the clear skies also mean we're going to have a cool night tonight. we do have a frost advisory for the interior portions of our north bay. >> and also our east bay where temperatures could get down to that freezing mark or very close to it. this is what i'm expecting. >> as we get into the night tonight, now, even if you're not in those inland valleys, you can see even around the bay itself looking out for some of those low 40 so be prepared for that as we go into our evening, our next big story, obviously low pressure system that's going to be delivering rain our way. you can see a little action to the north of us. we should stay dry for tonight. so if you've got plans, no problems there. but tomorrow will be about wind and rain once again. and this is wind to take you into tomorrow and you

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just half a game behind the suns. we're 24 22 course the top 6 teams in the conference make the playoffs with 7 to 10 taking part in the play-in tournament. the suns have been red-hot lately. they've won 8 of their last 11 games. see if the warriors got to win. tipoff just 10 minutes away. we'll have all the highlights and reaction tonight on sports night live. all right. let's turn to golf now. round 2 of the pebble beach pro. am i just never get tired of seeing the shots. what gorgeous sight. although it got a lot colder and rainy or as the day went on. let's take a look at the highlights. one with tony 3 now making a charge. this is his 6th birdie in his first 10 holes. he ends up shooting a 5 under 67 10 under for the tournament. final 4 shots back to the 18 hole leader russell henley. not quite as good around today, but still a solid 3 under par. 69. he's at 11 under tied for second place. here's your leader sepp straka and check out this shot on the par 4 wow. he shoots 65 for. the second straight is at 14 under

sandia. >> i think we might remember the sun. yeah. >> i think you will. cold and frosty though, right? >> yeah, i'll take it. >> i will try to provide the ray of sunshine. >> he can try. >> yeah, but he doesn't succeed. >> zing! >> you know, i just come to work trying to do my job, you know? the fallout continues following the blockbuster trade involving luka doncic and anthony davis. what can we get for almond? sandy. oh. package deal. all offers will be considered. anyway, anybody can be traded for the warriors. can they make a trade of their own to get thursday, the warriors are working feverishly to try to land a star running mate for steph curry. now, the dubs are exploring a deal that would bring kevin durant back from the suns. the problem for the warriors is they really do not have a lot of assets to offer up in a trade, and they would rather not give up. jonathan kuminga. so we'll see. when you look at the warriors roster, steph is really the only untouchable. even draymond green's name has reportedly come up, although the warriors would obviousl

it looks like we get a little break before the sun comes up tomorrow. it won't last long. mulation from 4:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. this is when things really get ramped up. the light to moderate rainfall is replaced by moderate to heavy rainfall and this is when our window of possibility for flooding will open up, late morning into the afternoon with those heavier rainfall rates on to already saturated ground that could rapidly lead to high water concerns, especially in flood prone locations. this rain will keep coming at us in waves throughout the afternoon, including narrow features you'll see in the last of this animation, this stripe of brighter orange, a narrow cold frontal rain band, the atmosphere squeezed by the cold front associated with this system and that maximizes the rainfall rates and the wind energy it has to deal with. as we go through tomorrow evening, showers start to become a little bit lighter, a little bit fewer and farther between, but it takes a while, still a wet tuesday evening and then by midnight we will see the bulk of the rain move out and an o

before the sun comes up tomorrow, the showers become a steady, moderate rain. some pockets of heavier rain show up in yellow on futurecast. those move through the first half of the day on saturday. if we were going to see any even localized flooding threat out of this system, that would coincide with the pockets of heavier rain. let's look how much has added up so far. the amounts are modest. close to an inch of rain in petaluma, generally half inch to an in of rain for the north bay. for the rest of the bay area it's between a 0.1-inch and a few tenths of an inch of total rainfall. the exception, livermore and the santa clara valley, san jose only picked up 0.06 thus far of rain, but there is more to come. this is a double-peaked atmospheric river followed up by a weaker atmospheric river later next week, so a lot of rain chances over the next seven days. you may wonder why are we calling this a double-peaked atmospheric river instead of three different ones? it's because we never completely get out of atmospheric river conditions due to the amount of moisture

so this rainbow spotted over san jose this afternoon and my source is telling me, paul heggen, the suncome out tomorrow. hey, that's a song. >>> the cbs evening news is maurice dubois and john dickerson is next on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service and we're back in 30 minutes here, i promise, with more ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪

. >> reporter: before the sun rows the digout had already started at boreal ski resort. >> throughoute feet of snow. this is what we've all waited for. it's a snow day. >> reporter: a snow-covered i-80, a mess on the road, matched by a picturesque sparkling donner lake as the sun starts to come out this afternoon. >> it's just beautiful in the snow up here, looks great, peaceful, real nice. i'm happy to get the day off and sneak up to the mountain. >> reporter: what almost looked spring-like wednesday and thursday with hardly any snow in downtown truckee once again looks like a winter wonderland, drivers taking it easy in truckee, choosing to chain up here. >> it's a little sketchy, trying to make sure i make it there. it's not too bad. driving slow is definitely key out here because it's definitely icy. >> reporter: as the storm moves out friday, it leaves behind a winter wonderland just in time for the weekend. >> a lot of that story was probably shot in the early morning hours when it was a little bit more treacherous, but maybe easier if you're headed up tonight. >> it looked like

warriors will go for a third straight win tonight against the suns, recap tonight at 11:00. >>> the 50thl charlie weidemeyer game brings tonight 46 high schools in honor of the former high school coach who battled als and won the 1985 central coast championship with los gatos. >> to see the smiles on these kids faces to, see the understanding about not giving up really is just priceless. >> it's a great game and what's interesting, charlie weidemeyer diagnosed with als in 1977, continues to coach through 1985. his wife would actually call the plays for him and he lived until 2010. >> those all-star games are great. you never know who you'll see in the next future nfl star. >> it's really cool for these kids because they play against each other all year long and coaches of the rival teams are coaching them up. it's awesome. >>> tonight the recording academy will celebrate the grateful dead, how they plan to honor the bay area music legends. >>> hey, it's jonny moseley. before you pack up your boards and load up your toyota, let's have a glance at conditions in the sierra. the toyota tahoe

welcome the phoenix suns to town the dubs. >> 24 23 tied for 10th in the west. just half a game behind phoenix for 9. and that means former warrior kevin durant coming back to san francisco to take on his old mates. the suns and playing really good basketball recently, winners 8 of their last 11 starts. we'll get to the highlights and pick it up. 1st. quarter warriors up by one andrew wiggins. look at him. put nick richards in the spin cycle finishes with the lefty finger roll. he had 17 points but it didn't take long for phoenix to get going check out this ball movement. devon booker with a new nifty jump pass to grayson allen for the 3 caps a 10 0 run warriors hanging around williams pushing the pace and finding kyle anderson for the dunk dubs within 6 few minutes later. off, the moses moody, ms devin booker ahead for allen, who that's a little slam off the bounce. that was nice. and they would only extend their lead 3rd quarter. all around the arc here until it finds bradley beal that puts the knicks up by 22 warriors trying to make a little run to close the

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the sun has set after a beautiful day across the area. we had some sunshine, a little chilly out there, though, no clouds, and that often means colder nights. lawrence is here to break it down. yeah, we're going to feel that i think not only tonight, but especially as we get in toward the weekend. that's when the skies are really going to clear out. >> it's going to very chilly outside. still tonight, getting a nice and a really a beautiful breaking. the stormy weather pattern. beautiful skies out there right now as the sun has set looking out toward the west, out toward the pacific ocean and beautiful colors out in orange out there in the atmosphere for tonight. but quiet out there, no rain to speak of court. our looking gorgeous. yeah. if you're headed out the door, grab a light jacket, probably going to need it. is these temperatures fall off in a hurry. numbers out there right now. we're in the 40's already in sausalito at 46 degrees. 46 also nevado. 49 now in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco. 51 degrees in san jose overnight tonight.

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and this normalization talks with sub you it's a new day and the sun, the winter, for the 1st ever regular parliamentary elections in independence, the state of the silver. i think all the citizens who have all the, the costs of their votes. and i encourage every citizen to volts silver only the doors, the citizens will vote. every vote, cost by citizens of the republic of the cost of a is acceptable. i am optimistic, it was a long campaign, but i'm happy i kept my positive energy, maple lab last guy who is the latest from the capital. christina, the most of the topics during the election campaign were based on the economy and car issues. so the political party, oh, so car and prime minister all being court the were from is seeing increasing of the salary and the property of public sector improving of the economy. and also stronger fights against corruption in 2021st the election and actual prime minister all being court. the one more than 50 percent of the roads on the election here in cost of us. so the main outcome of this selection would be, should to whether uh, court tv or going to r

but then later on this evening, here's 530 as the sun is setting. at rain is back first in the north bay and it is heavy at times. and then you can see throughout the evening that rain begins to move south and east. but don't be surprised if you're woken up overnight first thing tomorrow morning by some heavy downpours. that rain will continue for the morning commute tomorrow, so do anticipate some downpours tuesday morning. and then we're just in and out of this heavy rain. and what we're watching is this cold front that's going to move through here tomorrow afternoon. and this is going to bring about a line of very intense downpours and some really strong gusty winds as well. so look at the rainfall totals first. we'll stop it through this evening. and you can see we'll have some high totals in the north bay. and then very limited as you move south and east. but as we head into tuesday that heavy rain is everywhere. we're talking about several inches in the north bay. that can cause a lot of issues. and that's why we have the highest risk of floodi

the sun was shining yesterday and was a little nicer but thank you all for being here. i want to open the press conference today with a question. what is a woman? as the democrats and they will probably tell you they don't know. i bring this up because today is national girls in women's sports day. house republicans kept their promise. we passed a bill, and alternatively we had to pass this bill, but we passed a bill to prevent biological males from freely walking into girls locker rooms. it's ridiculous that we had to do it but here we are. democrats would rather allow men to compete in girls sports than protect our little girls. they are truly out of touch with reality. and for those that support this insanity, you're allowed to live in your distorted reality. but that doesn't mean i have to live in your distorted reality. and our girls don't need to live in your distorted reality either. we fought for 50 years for women's rights. now democrats want to undo it. i can assure you that will not happen under my watch. house republicans are committed to putting a stop to th

also, the sun was getting lower, so it was super tricky conditions. crash world title in france, winning the race by 39 seconds ahead of marie schreiber. that is it from me. there is more on the bbc website. well, for many of us, it was a fine second half of the weekend, with plenty of blue sky and sunshine on offer on sunday. and there's more winter sunshine around as we head through the first full week of february too. and then it will turn colder and drier, with some overnight so this is monday morning, then. blustery for the western isles, for northwest scotland, some brightness across eastern scotland, a nice slice grey — but with lighter winds, admittedly, across east anglia and southeast england. those weather fronts just gradually sink further southwards and eastwards. 12 degrees celsius. but as we head through monday night, then ourfronts really too cloudy, too windy, too wet for some to see any some of our temperatures will even be in double figures. and eastwards, introducing chillier—feeling air behind it northwest england, down through we

. ♪ ♪ >> the sun appears to be settin for a solar project in the california desert after bill remaineduggling to compete with cheaper more advanced solar technologies. national correspondent william lodge amiss reports from los angeles. >> this will become the biggest solar plant in the world. >> not in china, but in. >> the power plant life 11 year ago it was supposed to produce clean water for at least 30 years, instead of solar panels, it uses giant mirrors to concentrate the sun's energy at these towers which generate steam cleat creating electricity . >> it's going to put about 1,00 people to work building a state-of-the-art facility. >> as part of this climate agenda president obama gave him $1.6 billion in federal loans, up $535 million grant, a 30 percent tax credit worth about 600 million, an accelerated depreciation schedule that allowed investors to write off their capital investment in just five years. >> the fact of the matter is american taxpayers wind up holding the bill whether it's this project year. >> in addition to taxpayer losses, california's payers forced to live

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that's great in the afternoon when the sun's up, but when the sun goes down, having no blanket overhead like this and no clouds, any warmth we've got down here radiates out to space. let's get a high look down on the north bay. look at the areas in bright blue up here. let's come over to the tri-valley. bright blue for you guys. like the whole corridor up and down 680 and then down through the tri-valley, that is a freeze warning. if you are shaded in those lighter colors of blue, temperatures are going to be getting close to if not dipping below 32. tomorrow morning and probably like the next two to three mornings after that, really sunday, monday, tuesday. wednesday might be a little bit better, but sunday, monday, tuesday are going to be just this cold. and then when we get to wednesday, everything is going to change. we are getting back into the rain game. so let's say good-bye to the bay and what we're going to do is take a look where this next system is getting developed. the satellite imagery right now looks way more impressive than it did even yesterday. look at that storm sitti

the sun also told regulators it's looking into whether an idol transmission lines sparked the eaton fire, but says so far there is no evidence of that. meantime, governor newsom is issuing an executive order to help communities to be more resistant to wildfires in the future. after meeting with president trump yesterday. >> it's just been a and people are just coming to grips with the trauma of their lives being completely destroyed. memories memorabilia, generational homes. and so we're we're trying to do everything we can to distill a sense of well-being. and it's critical that the relationship between the president states in the state of california remain strong and firm in our resolve to fix this. >> in the cnn interview, newsom says he had a, quote, productive meeting with president trump about federal disaster aid at the white house and thanked the president for his support. newsom was also on capitol hill to meet with members of the house and senate. the governor says he's working across the aisle to ensure victims have the resources and support they need. as if to wildfires weren

sprinkles in the presunrise hours of tomorrow morning with the bulk of the light rain moving in as the sun is coming up. just offshore at that point, starting to make its way onto the north bay. moderate rainfall rates will line up with some of the spots that the heaviest rain with our most recent atmospheric river. let's take a look at the flood watch that's in effect. just for the north bay this time around. of course, there's a flood warning along the russian river outliered in red. in green, that's the flood watch that will continue through friday afternoon. it doesn't have to be in effect all that long, because we'll taper off. certainly possible as that rain falls into unsaturated ground and breezy. not the heavy rain or strong winds that we had yesterday, but still enough that we'll have to watch for the possibility of flooding and the tree damage with wind gusts mostly topping out in the 30 to 40 miles an hour range. a few gusts closer to the 40 to 50 miles an hour range, strong enough to result in sporadic power outages. a longer look at futurecast and we'll take a look at that in

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. >> yeah, dan, right now soak up the sun and these beautiful views because things are going to be changing. we're already starting to see a few spotty showers and snow showers up along the northern california coast, but the main storm is still off the coastline. it is a level two on our storm impact scale. it gets here tomorrow morning and as the ground is already saturated, any rain that falls on top of it could actually exacerbate existing issues. so creeks and streams have been running full tomorrow. those are the areas likely to expect some flooding. that's why the flood watch was issued for tomorrow morning until friday afternoon. that area in lighter green is a flood warning for the russian river at guerneville, which already crested and it's on its way down. 8:00 tomorrow morning, rain will be coming down. it will be light to moderate and widespread at 10:00. and then in pockets, you'll see some brief downpours for the evening commute. the winds are going to come up as well, gusting at times, especially near the coast, close to 50 miles an hour. this is a level two for tomorrow. rai

and since the sun came up, we added some brats to the mix as well.o it's never really too early for a tailgate. and especially especially here in new orleans where they've been having a big time all week. it's just been a very cool scene, to be honest. a lot of people coming down, so many people that come here don't really care about either team,'t but want to be a part of the experience and experience new orleans as well. and so they are coming through. look, my stuff's blowing all over the place. i'm going to start a fire. and so they're just having a great time here and will continue to i would assume, through kickoff. i think if you talk to some people last night over in the french quarter, they said, what game? there's a game here, but there is a game just behind us here. and as you talked about, it should be a really good one. we should see the chiefs and eagles play a tight game they did two years ago. it's going to be neat to see how it all comes out here. i want to know who you got in this one. who do you think is going to win? i know my jou

but as the sun was setting. >> it was it was wild to see the sun because a couple hours ago is like a hurricane, right? i mean, it our agent out there. we even had some rainbow show late in the afternoon. but >> things still going in parts of the bay area. that rain coming down. whistling sound across the golden gate bridge that gust there across the golden gate over 50 miles per hour today. but they're not the only ones. we even have some stronger gusts elsewhere around the bay area. still, it's some nasty weather out there right now. there's another bridge out here. this the 70 0 bridge has been rough out there to the camera shaking around in the wind just a bit as that cold front moving into the south bay since last friday. boy, we went from not having any rain hardly in january to just really getting dumping of rain as we head toward the end of january. the beginning of this new month over 13 and a half inches of rain at mount tam and counting campfield over 10 inches of rain. almost 11 inches of rain. there would occur over 13 inches of rain over 4 inches in san francisco. now ru

yeah, you as the sun sets here in the bay area, even more dangerous, you just can't see the water out there on the roads. she's got to be really, really careful out there. but >> some parts of the bay area now getting the backside of the storm system and it's been some kind of storm rolling on through gotten each offeree right now looking toward the golden gate bridge clouds begin to break up a little pbit. the showers out there an look at this. we gotta go rainbow showing up there by the american flag. how about that in that cool giving idea we're getting on the backside of this system, at least in parts of the bay area, not everywhere. some places really still in thick of it. but the winds, yeah, they've been gusty all around the bay area. wind advisories continuing across parts of the peninsula down to the south bay, the santa cruz mountains in the east bay, too. we've seen tremendous gusts out there. in fact, look at this. one of the gusts across the golden gate bridge in the past few hours here as that front was coming through. we had a gust to 50 miles per hour going across the

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kevin durant and the suns returning to chase center. thornton taking macklin celebrini and will smith to the game andrew wiggins he's come alive the past few weeks 360. spinning and scoring devin booker, not selected for the all star game, took out his frustration on the warriors straight to the hoop. warriors kind of sluggish. booker to grayson allen here throwing it down with authority. no dribble needed there. dubs down 11 at the half. if you could get this version of wiggins every night you would never think about trading him 17 points and eight boards for wiggins. but the dubs defense so porous. booker cruises down the lane. just too easy. booker 31 points moses moody 17 points in 24 minutes. off balance there and one. warriors though could never get it down to single digits. kd three threes in a row to end the third quarter. finished with 19. steph curry was scoreless in the first quarter. tried to get it going late here with the left but only 14 points for steph and phoenix with 19 threes. tyus jones and this is a four point play

well, the sun is shining in a london hall named after the ancient greek and roman sun god helios. it's an elaborate internally lit display of the sun. now each centimeter or inch of the orb represents roughly 124 miles of the sun. the 23 foot wide installation is on display in london's famed painted hall at the old royal naval college in greenwich. all right. that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. please do stay tuned i'm rafael romo. >> at the georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn. >> let's be honest, there. >> are. >> zillions of things. >> you'd rather. >> do than look for insurance. >> like assembling whatever that's. >> supposed to. >> be. >> or teaching your kid. >> to slow down. honey. >> drive. >> fortunately, the zebra searches over 100 insurance companies for you to find savings no one else can. you'd rather do this than look for insurance. we can save you up to $900 a year when you bundle auto and home. i think i'll wait inside the zebra. we do the searching, you do the saving. >> you put togethe

then once the sun goes down, we start to see those showers begin to move south and east across the restthe region. and at times some of this rain could be heavy into early tomorrow morning. so looking at rainfall totals, we do expect the highest totals to be in the north bay, where those showers arrive first and kind of linger the longest this evening. more than an inch of rain is very likely there. and then those showers take their time moving into the south bay. so we see a wide range of rainfall. but that flood watch is posted in the north bay does have the risk of new flooding this evening. more rain coming tomorrow. we'll detail that in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times? >> you know, it's starting to get busier out there on the roads this morning. you can see a live look at our emeryville camera, and traffic is starting to accumulate there. we have your drive time. if you're going from highway four to san francisco, 44 minutes at this time. and we're still tracking this crash in san jose that we told you about earlier on northbound 101 at toll road. t

good test last night kevin durant returning to chase center with the suns. ornton taking macklin celebrini and will smith to the game. get off your phones, guys. andrew wiggins he's come alive the past few weeks 360 spinning and scoring. devin booker not selected for the all star game. taking his frustration out on the warriors. straight to the hoop. warriors kind of sluggish. booker to grayson allen throwing it down with authority. no dribble needed. dubs down 11 at the half. if you get this version of wiggins every night you would never think about trading him 17 points and eight boards for wiggs. but the dubs defense is so porous. booker cruising down the lane, that is just too easy. booker goes for 31 points. moses moody had 17 points in 24 minutes. off balance there. but the warriors could never get the game down to single digits. kevin durant hit three threes in a row to end the third quarter and he finished with 19 points. steph curry scoreless in the first period. tried to get going late but only 14 for steph. phoenix hit 19 threes in this game. tyus