welcome to the palestinian village of alacaba, it's in the northern jordan valley, it's a pastoral community where you'll find warm and and generous people, most of the people who live here raise sheep and goats and live off the land, you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated, it's not, and this is our story. the jordan valley is the east part of the occupied westbank, it's the only ge, the only border for the palestinian to communicate with the international community, especially with the arab countries. the jordan valley is considered as the basket food for the palestinian people where you can harvest in the middle of winter, and this big area which is about 30% of the west bank also consider as as kind of uh nist for the future of the palestinian state? this village of al-aqaba is tiny, but at the same time, it's an excellent focal point for understanding the situation today on the west bank. in 1967, 2,000 people lived in this community. today, only scattered families remain. وجده هنجه ت نوصل ل عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه اللي حكمت هي البلد فوق 400 سنه هلا ايش مش سا

the name of the valley is kulu. where the bodies of the russians were found, literally translated asn the state of himmachal pradesh, about 15 hours by car from the country's capital delhi, one of the most picturesque and at the same time mysterious places in india, some call it the valley of the gods, others the valley of death over the past few years, hundreds of foreigners have disappeared here under unknown circumstances. according to indian authorities, last year alone the territory of the valley without a trace, someone is attracted by the spirit of adventurism, someone wants to get away from everyday life, tour operators who organize... before the excursion warn that the journey may not be easy. in 2022 alone, imagine, more than 220 people died in these places, this place is called bermuda. and the valley of death among the local population, and naturally, it is extremely unsafe to go there without a guide, without murder, despite the cuts, local law enforcement agencies immediately rejected, among the working versions, suicide or accidents, the exact results will be known aft

the battle in the tow valley, which the american subsequently referred to as death valley, claimed countless lives on both sides. a few days after the defeat general dwight d eisenhower came to the hook invited to meet his troops on the ground and assess the situation. neither the allied supreme commander nor his officers had expected so many casualties. the mood was despondent. the the autumn of 1944 remained unusually wet and cold, and the terrain became more and more impassable every day. the americans, folks, for a quick victory were fading. busy the they had already spent 2 months in the hook invite. the forest they had hoped to cross in just a few days. the in mid november 1944, the americans launched a 3rd offense. at this time, they tried to advance by going further north, passing through the villages of klein, how an old house and then heading east. during the fighting a 22 year old, a tele and american from pennsylvania arrived in the hook and bought in his youth. he had hoped to become a photographer. we were there, i would say a month, a month, and it war is a long time. the germ

need to still do and the reality he's not going to be there is a huge hole for us in the valley. you look at his time in service, understanding the policies that affect us, if it's things like water, we wouldn't have the wind act if it wasn't for kevin mccarthy and we're seeing some of the things of that as we speak today. expansion or the repairs in the canal, being able to move water south to the delta so our farmers and community can survive. projects that are being funded as we speak to expand and add water infrastructure for the valley would not be in existence if it wasn't for kevin mccarthy. you look at valley fever, a thing that we're dealing with and fighting, we still don't have enough research, the valley fever institute, the ability to have those policies in place or at least the research started so we can create some real solutions for a thing we're dealing with across the country now. energy, as we all know, we are a huge hub for energy production and have a champion like we do today in congress, not much longer, like kevin mccarthy, for energy production to provide

together, they funded the only road out of the valley. inked the villagers to the karakoram highway, which spans pakistan and china. what would take days to cross was reduced to hours. in less than a generation, shimshal was transformed. bano�*s son, wazir, who accompanied her on the trek, leads a very different life. he still goes to pamir, but he's not a farmer like his father, or a shepherd like his mother. fazila is also part of this new generation. unlike her mother and grandmother, she was given a choice. the valley�*s connection to the world brought with it new ideas and opportunities. this new generation is venturing into new ways of life. without women like annar, bano, and afroze, this new chapter in the lives of the wakhi people wouldn't have been possible. singing in wakhi singing continues singing in wakhi continues hello there. christmas, for most of us, looks likely to be a mild one. in fact, on friday we had a pretty typical story, quite a lot of cloud around and temperatures 13 degrees across the south coast. but look at t

together, they funded the only road out of the valley. e villagers to the karakoram highway, which spans pakistan and china. what would take days to cross was reduced to hours. in less than a generation, shimshal was transformed. bano�*s son, wazir, who accompanied her on the trek, leads a very different life. he still goes to pamir, but he's not a farmer like his father, or a shepherd like his mother. fazila is also part of this new generation. unlike her mother and grandmother, she was given a choice. the valley�*s connection to the world brought with it new ideas and opportunities. this new generation is venturing into new ways of life. without women like annar, bano, and afroze, this new chapter in the lives of the wakhi people wouldn't have been possible. singing in wakhi. singing continues. live from london. this is bbc news. bells mark a minute of silence in prague to remember the victims of thursday's mass shooting. israel says it's interrogating hundreds of suspected hamas and islamichhad operatives who've been captured in gaza. a

i ask myself to be protected by love, i will leave myself in the lilies of the valley , how much longer do i have to... go to you on a whim, i knew how to come, how much is the world, i have to find, to you in the field, to return, i will free myself from the situation , i love myself for... anomaly, i am asking myself, protect my love, i will leave myself in the lily of the valley, how much further, i have to go, to you in pairs, to come again myself, as long as the veil. i know i'll find you as a memory, i'll come again, i'll find myself and forget myself, i'll lose myself again in reality and where i'll run away from all the conversations, i'll leave myself in the lily of the valley, a song about us. her heart beats in me, when she cries, when she laughs, her heart beats in my heart, she is alone, but not alone, because she has you, and she has me, when a sheet, they know who we are, for your blood i stand, for your strength, i reap, for your freedom, i live, for your blood i stand, for your strength, i live, for your freedom. i wince, and at the very end, at the very edge , i will h

around the north bay valley wanted to the santa clara valley, they have to deal with a little bit of patchy fog in the morning. atlanta, florida, and texas may see some flight delays in the southeast u.s. closer to home, patchy fog is the main concern. rain chances back in the 7 day forecast. we will let you know how much we are expecting and if we will see follow-up storms closer to new year's eve. a closer look coming up. >> thank you rob. >>> whether you are staying at home or traveling, the nbc bay area news app is very helpful you can get personalized forecast for wherever you are. >>> police are looking for a gunman in the north bay that robbed two shoppers while they were parked in their car. it happened at the petaluma village premium outlets last night. police say a man with a handgun jumped into their backseat and held them at gunpoint before ordering them to give things over. the suspect is described as a man in his 30s. this crime comes as shopping malls are packed with shoppers. this is what it looks like inside the valley fair mall. the national retail federation says th

the bodies of young people were found in one of the most mysterious regions of the country, the valleyavidova. the investigation into the death of tourists is now underway by the himochal pradesh state police. the russian consulate also got involved in the case. this story contains more questions than answers; it may take several months to clarify all the circumstances. the death of actor maxim beletsky and his companion is called a mysterious incident. their bodies were found in northern india in foothills of the himalayas, near hot springs. according to one version, maxim had cuts on his arm and neck, and the girl had wounds on her arm. faces. their people were so swollen that they could not immediately be identified; next to the dead were passports, mobile phones, and a note supposedly written by a girl. the police of the indian state of himchal pradesh reported the death on november 16, 2023 in the kullu district of two russian citizens, a 37-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman. according to primary data, the death was not of a violent nature, the investigation is ongoing. valley

in the rhondda valley. ly in the rhondda valley.— small community here in coedely in the rhondda valley. what do we know about how this — the rhondda valley. what do we know about how this crash _ the rhondda valley. what do we know about how this crash might _ the rhondda valley. what do we know about how this crash might have - about how this crash might have happened? irate about how this crash might have happened?— about how this crash might have ha ened? ~ ., ., , happened? we were told initially from the welsh _ happened? we were told initially from the welsh ambulance - happened? we were told initially l from the welsh ambulance service that possibly, there was a motorcycle involved, that doesn't seem to be the case now, it seems to have been a collision between a coach and a smaller audi a1 vehicle at some point. we still don't know the full vehicle —— just full details of how that came to be the case. as i mentioned, the road is still closed and i think it is due to be reopened shortly as offices he

middle 60s for the valley. inland to the east bay. middle 60s for peninsula. the cool spot, half moon bay. still, 63 degrees, that is 6 degrees above normal. middle 60 s in san francisco and oakland. the temperatures will be mild on friday. cooling off heading into christmas weekend and the conditions are breezy on friday as well. it will not feel all that well. back to near normal. that will be worse for christmas weekend. carrying us through christmas day on monday and then we will start to see more cloud cover building our way through. wednesday, the next chance of showers arriving by tuesday night intoed with. that is after a five day stretch of dry weather to let the last round of rain soak into the area. >> paul, thank you. >>> tonight at 8:00 on pix plus. 911 system overwhelmed in oakland. now the police have a message to the community. devon is joining me now with the prime time edition about this message. >> they say two things can be true at the same time, right? so, people call 911 for things that are not emergencies but also in the city of oakland

some call it the valley of the gods, others the valley of death. nder unknown circumstances. hundreds of foreigners, according to indian authorities, in the past alone year , more than 200 tourists disappeared without a trace in the valley. natural beauty , combined with the severity of the place and an almost magical aura, constantly attract adventure lovers here, some are attracted by the spirit of adventurism, others want to escape from everyday life. tour operators who organize excursions here warn that the journey can be difficult. in 2022 alone, imagine, more than 220 people died in these places, this place is called the bermuda triangle and the valley of death among the local population, and naturally, it is extremely unsafe uh, go there without a guide, without appropriate accompaniment. indian police have several versions. the possibility of murder, despite the cuts, was immediately rejected by local law enforcement agencies; among the working versions, there was suicide or an accident. the exact results will be known after all the necessar

light showers moving their way into the santa clara valley. and that continues to track off into the sacramento valley and up into the sierra-at-tahoe throughout the afternoon hours tomorrow drying up a little bit as we head into our thursday forecast. thursday will be relatively dry. might see a mist shower here and there but then more heavy showers returning into the forecast for friday. in total we have a big change in the forecast. new year's will be dry though and i'll show you in in the 7 day forecast l and daytime highs today beautiful. we're talking about upper 50s from oakland into san francisco and this is average for this time of year. we're also seeing low 60s in the forecast a little bit more south closer to areas like fremont and into the santa clara valley close to san jose. and last but not least los gatos sitting at 62 this afternoon. watch what happens as we head into this next seven days. the new year is right around the corn score going to be dry at least for now that's what the models are showing. heading into this weekend,

but when you get the valley fog and it kind of merges with the coastal fog and the valley fog gets intoay, as it did last night, the visibility is just plummet. so the shipping industry or the shipping interests along the bay in tomorrow morning need to pay attention because we have had problems in the past because of that, that low visibility. so there's the big system to the north and it continues to sweep that way. the tail end wraps in here on wednesday. i showed you that and then a little bit on thursday. but it's the tail end. so the dynamics are 300 miles to the north of us. essentially, the dynamics being the rain, the heavy stuff. but there you go, wednesday, a slight chance of some or not slight chance scattered showers from about 10 a.m. on. and then thursday, there is a slight chance for a shower and then we get a little bit of a break on friday, saturday and sunday. i'll see you back here at seven. >> all right, bill, thank you. coming up next in sports, 49ers quarterback brock purdy finally getting the respect he deserves around the nfl. and las vegas has noticed a - [narr

over here, the worst is in the tri-valley. g a little better over the last few minutes as they got word that all lanes have cleared at andrate. traffic is lighter than a typical monday, but tough pleasanton toward sunol. westbound 84 making a quicker recovery. we have a smooth drive for the east bay. we had a lot of slowing toward walnut creek. there may have been patchy fog through the area. we see it registering, but slowing at the toll plazas. back to you. >>> 6:52 right now. happening now, south bay leaders will lay out a plan that may soon allow more people to make it in the bay. it's a proposal to add 700 new affordable homes for agricultural workers. the idea of funding it is in part through a housing bond approved by voters back in 2016. a news conference is scheduled for noon today ahead of a board of supervisors vote tomorrow. >>> top stories we're following, including new tensions in the middle east. this as israel expands its ground offensive in gaza. the growing fears this morning the middle east conflict may expan

then the freezing temperatures in the valleys for another hour or so. other freeze warning tonight for the same spots and then for your sunday, not quite as sunny. a few more high clouds as a weather system gets a little bit closer to northern california. we're staying dry, though, for the weekend and beyond. in fact, temperatures will get even milder into the 60s and mid 60s for many of us around the bay. this is your saturday where we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions. and then as we transfer into your sunday, there's that system that's bringing in the high and mid level clouds but it washes out and then into monday, we're looking at partly cloudy conditions. and this is when we begin our a bit of a warm up. but you know, you get any wind in there at all and it's a cool northwesterly wind or north wind. so we'll have that to contend with as well. but for the south bay, mildest region today with some mid 60s in san jose, look at gilroy at 64 on the peninsula. it's cool but temperatures will climb through the upper 50s to about 60 in

so we do have thick fog in the valleys of the north bay.nd that's exactly where we do have a dense fog advisory in effect. and along the coastline until 10 a.m. this morning, the fog is not nearly as widespread as yesterday, but we're still dealing with pockets before rain arrives later on today. here's future weather later on this morning. that rain first arrives in the north bay as this cold front swings through here into the early afternoon. the best chance of finding showers between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. later on today. also high surf advisory in effect today. look at these wave heights right now, 13 to 15ft in areas. we have large breakers and the risk of rip currents breaking down the storm. concerns with this cold front, the biggest concern will be ponding on roads with that water we have rough surf out there, but thankfully, the winds will be pretty light. so power outages are a very low risk. but sierra snow is coming. a winter weather advisory starts at 4 p.m. we'll talk about how much snow we could expect there and how much rain you

occupying forces. for years, the same goes for the gaza valley, one of the largest pools in palestine, providing gaza with about 25 million cubic meters of water. this valley is also under the control of the israeli regime. gaza valley begins from the al-khalil area, it stretches over a long distance. it has several tributaries, but the drillings to extract more water have negatively impacted the amount of water. are carried up to the gaza strip, that amount depends on the rainfall and varies from year to year, but generally speaking, it used to be good and useful for the sub-surface reservoir, but now the reality is that the suwage from all over the gaza middle zone pouers into the gaza valley, which is detrimental effects on both human and the environment. the valleys of al salka, and gaza are seasonal valleys, not permanent ones. these valleys were closed by the israel regime in the year 2000, so as to create huge catchment areas. there are about seven catchment areas for collecting surface water. they are used by the israeli regime to irrigate the areas it occupies. therefore, not

that's the forecast from this model for the tri-valley and inland parts of the east bay.e probably underdoing the rainfall amounts there and maybe overdoing the rainfall amounts in the santa clara. the highest amounts anticipated are in the santa cruz mountains. despite the rain and clouds, temperatures were well above average. the cool spot in santa rosa made it to 60 degrees and up to the upper 60s in livermore. temperatures later tonight aren't going to fall a lot. we'll end up mostly in the 50s by early tuesday morning. it's the combination of the blanket of clouds holding warmth near ground level and the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. forecast highs tomorrow, about 6 or 7 degrees above normal on a widespread basis into the middle portion of the 60s in the santa clara valley and inland in the east bay, low to mid-60s around the south end of the bay and down the peninsula, along 60 degrees along the coast and a few degrees warmer in san francisco. temperatures inland in the north bay might be a little cooler, struggling up to around 60 degrees, but average highs

so as you make your way in the central valley. all right. over although the pattern about switch gears again today, not a bad day tomorrow doesn't look too bad after that. we've got this guy swinging in a town in. here comes your next chance. some rain that front moving in late on tuesday. not probably more likely on wednesday. i think now bring some showers, the bay area so more that rainfall on the way and some of these storms generating some big-time swells, some 7, maybe even love and footers out there along the coastline. so watch out for that. you've got the rip currents out there on the nose. and of course, those could be very, very dangerous, knocking down a drag on that cold water don't take on too long if your body just kind of give up. so right, be careful. don't turn your back on the ocean. that's right. thanks. get it. i speaking of the coast, you'll soon be able to visit the. >> top of the tallest lighthouse on the west coast. once again, pigeon point near pescadero in mateo county says it will be getting the 16 million dollars

, which is where i began to travel to next, so we've just entered the jordan valley here, and turned the land into a military training ground and allowed for legal settlers to come in and make goods to sell around the world. the area is under international law recognized as palestinian land, which is to be the future agricultural hub of palestine. its undeveloped areas could also be used for energy projects, water extraction and urban centers. one of the most important things to understand about the jordan valley is that this land here constitutes 30% of the west bank and of course means the loss of the most fertile agricultural land for a potential future palestinian state. what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people. primarily here are building their houses uh as tents uh and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area c to actually build, have the permits to build homes, so if they were to actually build proper homes already before the the land being annexed and of course t

the jordan valley is home to 70,000 palestinians, yet is 85% inaccessible to its people as israel has0% of the west bank and of course means the loss of the most fertile agricultural land for a potential future. palestinian states, what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people primarily here are building their houses uh as tents uh and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area sea to actually build, have the permits to build homes, so if they were to actually build proper homes already before the the land being annexed and of course these people uh inevitably being expelled then their homes would be bul the the conditions that have been imposed in the plan says that there is no palestinian state, so what will happen with us? we are here more than 50% of the population, now every year they demolish about 500 houses there, this plan says no palestinian state and no sovereinity, no borders, water, no air, no underground, nothing for. the palestinians in jordan valley we are 70,000 palest

so likely to see some frost all the way from mill valley through bottle all the way in the santa rosa healdsburg then stretching back again into the up the napa valley to very cold temperatures down probably in the low 30's below freezing overnight. tonight into early tomorrow morning. a very cold start your weekend numbers. here's the forecast numbers overnight tonight about 30 degrees below freezing in santa rosa. 32 right at the freezing mark in the bottle. even inside the bay. you've got to make sure 30's. how about 38 for low in san jose? 38 mount dew. 39 degrees in hayward and 38 degrees and oakland cold temperatures all around. if you're headed out tonight, skies going to stay mostly clear. grab a thicker jacket. yeah. it is going to be cool out there tonight as it looks like a high pressure overhead that's leading to these clear skies and well that cold air coming from the gulf of alaska. and you know how it is up it is bitterly cold gulf of alaska. so all that air is kind of sitting over the bay area now. all right. so you don't have to go to alaska. it's coming. it's already

aberfan is an area of the valleys, it is about 10-15- 20 - wales? n is an area of the i valleys, it is about 10-15- 20 hours valleys, it is about 10—15— 20 hours away —— miles away from cardiff. not too far away from the capital. the council have released a statement, they added to what we already knew: a number of schools and childcare settings have been put into a precautionary lockdown measure as the police respond to the ongoing incident. they have also appealed for the public to cooperate and follow the guidelines given out by south wales police as they look into exactly what has happened this year. this is an incredibly unusual situation for local child care settings, and for people to be placed in this lockdown with armed police in the area continuing their investigation into this incident which happened this morning. a serious incident involving one individual who is now in hospital. thank you very much indeed for bringing us up—to—date on that story. we are going to try to get as much information as we can on this developing story. when we g

that from sfpd whose officers were caught on video chasing the driver from the valley through the mission to vernal heights. a long line of cars were on his tail until he eventually stopped at harrison and cesar chavez right outside of flin elementary school. the police say they took the driver to the hospital for injuries that he got during the crash. >> a federal judge blocked a law carrying guns in certain public spaces. that includes parks, sporting venues and schools. the judge said that is unconstitutional and surprised conceal and carry. the law was supposed to take effect on the 1st. the ruling defies common sense adding it green lights guns and spaces which should be safe for all. speaking of concealed carry, tsa found something that you never want to see fully diaper, the diaper. the passenger pulled the classic i don't know how that got in my bag before blaming his girlfriend, classy move. he was cited for unlawful possession. >>> the volcano that has been erupting in iceland has been spectacular viewing from above, but the people who live nearby are probably happy to see and h

we're seeing fog in the inland bay valleys. he potential to be a problem in the morning, as we talked about, that was a live picture. and you can kind of get an illustration of where the fog is. right. you can see the bay fog coming in, a lot of it. and i suspect this is valley fog and the winds are pushing it back this way. santa rosa has got fog. so this whole area tomorrow morning is going to be or has the potential to be very foggy and low visibility and dangerous, quite frankly. here's the morning look again. this is the model saying bunch of valley fog. davis is going to be socked in fairfield, vacaville, clayton, concord, walnut creek, san jose. that could cause i could see flight problems. certainly san jose and san francisco, maybe even oakland. flight delays because of fog if this transpires. so this is the computer model saying, hey, this is how it's going to look, doesn't mean it will look that way. but i suspect it's going to be pretty close based on the fog footprint we see now here are the current temperatures whi

you could feel the excitement all over the valley. the last time napa grapes were picked in november? >> reporter: simply put, the weather has been perfect. and macneil says it will be reflected in the quality of the wine. >> i have no doubt that 2023 will go down as one of the most phenomenal vintages ever in the napa valley. >> yeah, at this point there's not a lot of doubt. there's just kind of an undercurrent of excitement for the wines that are going to be coming. that are on the way. >> reporter: duane says he feels a responsibility now that nature has supplied him with the perfect raw material. >> yeah, it's absolutely my job not to mess this up. i'm kind of like a glorified babysitter at this point in time. [ laughter ] got to keep the kids healthy and hopefully sleeping by the time the parents get home. >> reporter: it will be three years before wine customers will get their first taste of this year's bounty. but wine makers are convinced it will be worth the wait. >> well, because temperatures were cooler. cabernet grapes st

down into the santa clara valley. close to 0.01 of rain has fallen. actually more impressive near the foothills near los gatos. we'll continue to see showers fall through the next couple of hours and widespread scattered showers are in the forecast for us today. heavier pockets of rain at times and that could cause more issues just like what we saw yesterday heading into the overnight hours. close to novato almost a quarter inch right now. we'll see that change within the next couple of hours and watch what it's looking like right now on the first alert doppler as we're heading out the door. time right now is 5:03. dry up in the north bay compared to the east bay right now. dublin into fremont heavier pockets of rain and dry conditions up close to petaluma and a lot rainier down into the santa clara valley right now. see the yellow little isolated pockets? heavier single cells that are moving and tracking to the east. continue to watch the storms and notice how it's more impressive down into the santa clara valley around the 8:00 hour. here we go all t

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it's pretty limited to the coast and the valleys of the north bay until 10 a.m. but rain returns later on. for most of us, it's occurring between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. it is a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. number two, the director of the fbi says terror threats to the us are at an all time high, with the war raging between israel and hamas. >> he says the threat level is the worst since the days before nine divided by 11. number three, police in texas are investigating a series of shootings that left six people dead in austin and san antonio. >> two police officers were hurt before the suspect was arrested. number four, sfmta's director plans to meet with business owners along valencia street today who are upset about the new bike lane installed earlier this year. >> community members have demanded it be removed. some are even calling for the director, jeffrey tumlin, to resign. number five, a rolling strike of california state university faculty moves to csu los angeles today. >> yesterday, faculty protested at san francisco state. tomo

and i just see there's the valley fog. this is 9 a.m. on tuesday. en you see along here along the coast. and sometimes when you get valley fog here, it forms here and then kind of merges with the coastal fog. so the model suggests i don't know if it will be like, remember last week when we had those kind of merging of the two marine layer or the marine layer and then the radiation fog or the tule fog when they merge, the visibility has become awful. so tomorrow, if you have problems last week, in those mornings, then tomorrow could be one of those mornings after that, we're in good shape. after that, the fog kind of clears out. but tomorrow morning, fog a thing. temperatures back in the 60s, we don't see rain until the weekend at best. and even then, it's not looking super bountiful. i'll i'll have the full forecast back here in a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. still to come tonight, san francisco gets ready to welcome back a holiday tradition that hasn't taken place since the pandemic. also ahead, an influential reta

and we're going to see some of ground fog developing in some of the interior valleys overnight as well. and here's how it looks down below from the golden gate bridge. you can see pretty thick out there tonight as we're seeing that fog rolling on in. and it's very low level outside. so you've got to be prepared to give yourself some extra time, especially early on tomorrow morning. looking at a lot of fog. you'll see it on the forecast on mall here predicting the amount visibility you're going to have already seen that visibility going next to nothing and parts of the bay area, of course, and some spots are okay. tomorrow morning up for the commute early on your to mile or less in the napa. 0 at the rose and other places inside the bay. as we head through the morning. of course, that will begin to break up and not really tell about 10 o'clock or so that we should start to see some clearing. but overall, dense fog advisory up along the coastline inside the bay and all of the valleys overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. >> all right, tonight, oakland unified asking teachers to avoid t