so here we are looking at the transamerica pyramid. here are your weather headlines that blanketed morning stratus. we'll start to clear away it burns off. we get lots afternoon sunshine. so it will be beautiful this afternoon. beautiful this morning. if you like gray seasonable temperatures. so temperatures about where they ought to we've been going with really warm temperatures this month and very sunny skies. now we're back toward a normal scenario for us and gusty offshore winds return on monday into tuesday. temperatures right now mainly in the 40's across the bay area. so warm up into the 50's to low 60's here. the forecast highs for you 50's to low 60 61 livermore and in antioch, 60 oakland and 61 degrees in novato 3 day forecast showing a okay again. a mixture of fog in the morning. some sunshine in the afternoons. and then again, the gusty winds on monday. stephanie. >> all right, kathy, thank you. and developing news on friday, the fbi announced former oakland mayor sheng thao and 4 others face federal bribery charges. the su

we're also just excited about the new policies that he's bringing in responding to transamerica source messaging protests were held in some cities with demonstrators sing. trump strong man approach is dangerous and driven by you go abroad. protesters also rallied and brussels fearing trump disruptive style will turn long time allies into adversary. i'm concerned about a lot of things climate, but also human rights. and i'm very afraid of big tech becoming very big in the us, but also in europe. china is operating the panama canal. trump also threatened to take back control of the panama canal, and we're taking it back. some analysts say this place has extreme political vision. look at the menu is walters in panama, belongs to us. the canal is panamanian panamanians sovereignty. self determination is panamanian. the us has nothing here. has tons against this 2nd term. now, what supporters and critics seem to be preparing for 4 years and expected to catch a little bit of the yen. alta 0 for insights, story. the one that's bringing, i guess in washington dc, is nadia brown. a professor of

there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica building is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a financial district. that alone is powerful. [music]wlña >> # >> >> >> >> you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. reimagining our city. he's with us to talk about how our library's

look at the transamerica. building in san francisco missing. like if you want to head out to the city, you're going to want to have a jacket on kathy? >> definitely. jacket layers. it all works because it really is chilly outside right now. but in southern california, they're bracing for the next strong santa ana event that starts tomorrow. last at least through tuesday at the same time with these damaging santa ana winds. calm, though, very drastically lower relative humidity and all that makes a high risk for critical fire weather concerns. so this would be for the las angeles and ventura counties. those corridors where the santa ana winds tend to blow up to 80 miles per hour. so this is very dangerous because we could have very erratic fire conditions. in fact, extreme fire conditions and this could be extended through the enn of the week is continued dry weather takes place and also the winds continue. we'll have continuous offshore events. this could be for life-threatening fire behavior. we can certainly see spotting, which means of fires

you can certainly see that as we take a live look here at the transamerica pyramid. in fact, got even a few raindrops that are sitting right on the camera at this hour. so it's been very drizzly this morning. you can see the flood watch across a good portion of the northern part of our state and certainly all throughout the bay area starting this afternoon and going through 10 o'clock on sunday, at least for the time being we are under flood watch, meaning that some of this rain once it comes down, saturating the ground could lead to some flooding in and around the bay. not surprising, really. but today i think will do ok with that. i think it's tomorrow that we kind of get into that situation. once we've got some rain that's come down right now, you can see things are pretty light and variable north bay right now getting a few more certainly if you're on the road, you're gonna notice that. speaking of which tahoe, the snow is happening, chain controls are happening here. you can see right along 50 where we've got some of that rain snow line that's happening. it's go

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francisco, where the crowds have gathered in the embarcadero, dawson's light burning bright atop the transamericaas we count down the last few minutes of 2024 and welcome in 2025. all right. the new year is cong in with an annual quadrantid meteor shower this week. showers already underway. some people might be able to catch it tonight. the best time to lk skyward is early friday morning before dawn, when the annual quadrantid meteor shower is set to peak. people here in the northern hemisphere have the best chance of seeing the shooting stars. and the best part is you don't need any special equipment to glimpse it. the meteors can be viewed just with your eyes. the quadrantid meteor shower is caused by debris from an asteroid called 2000 and three e, one very specific name for that quadrantid. right? all right. that's going to do it for us. this is the last newscast of 2024. sort of. but you're not done with this just yet. jess and i, along with terry mcsweeney, will be back at 1158 tonight to help you ring in the new year. from all of us here at nbc bay area. we wish you a happy and healthy 202

about a week, more than that, of clear skies, the fog is rolling back in shrouding the top of the transamerica pyramid. we'll track that fog and talk about the cooler temperatures that will correspond to it coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> this looks like a scene out of "grand theft auto," the wild police chase involving more than a dozen dirt bikers. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't without his eye upon it. >>> this next story will probably look familiar to you if you live in san francisco, but it happened somewhere else, dirt bikes going out late at night and disrupting everything. this was a problem near east l.a. today. chp officers chased down two dirt bike riders for a traffic violation, but they kept going, narrowly missing other drivers of one suspect allegedly tried to ram an officer with their bike and then a group of alm

switching gears now to our weather forecast as we start a new week taking a live look now at the transamerica. it' been a nice but all be it a little bit of a chilly weekend. what's happening this week? kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton is here with the details. cathy. >> well, stephanie, our brand new work week starts on a chilly note. it is going to be very cold tomorrow morning. so cold that there are some freeze warnings in effect for part of the bay area down in the santa clara valley and also down in the southern east bay hills and mountains. so it's going to be very cold tomorrow morning. you want to bundle up for sure, because we don't have any clouds in the sky right now. we don't have much in the way of wind so that radiational cooling will does its thing down in that area around san jose and the rest of the bay area in the bay area. freeze watches in effect from tuesday morning through thursday morning. now here's a big trough, big area of low pressure. this is what brought us a few rain drops to the bay area this weekend and also has been seeing some more substantial rain to los

taking a live look now at the transamerica pyramid kron four's chief meteorologist is standing by. he told us it was going to be. >> a little colder start to this new year you were not lying or yeah, clouds flowing through a few scattered showers even popping up across the north bay and well, things have settled down rain wise, but still a few lingering clouds around the bay area tonight and it's going to be cold out there overnight tonight. >> and tomorrow morning tuesday, look across the bay on this first day of 2025. temperatures right now. yes, starting a chilly in spots are in the 40's now in oakland. 52 in san francisco. 45 in live more 5. 45 also in cocker. 49 in santa rosa and 48 degrees now in half moon bay. so, yeah, it's going to be chilly out there. you get a little moisture in the atmosphere to and that has to make things feel really cold outside most. the rain, though, located in a far northern california showers really making their way toward a eureka in crescent city. those are even scattered right now. there's a more impressive system sitting off the coastline that

this is a look in san francisco where at times you can't even see the transamerica building here. and we've seen in other spots the fog is still with us, and it will be very slow to dissipate over the next couple of hours. still zero visibility in novato and santa rosa. and then we're also seeing that moving through san francisco down to san carlos and through the delta. but it is all clear in san jose, and we're going to have a hazy day turning windy later on this evening into tomorrow. and we are going to continue with dry weather, at least for the next week. we'll talk about what concerns we have with this forecast that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. thanks so much, kari. antioch leaders are expected to announce a new acting police chief tomorrow. the current interim chief, brian addington, is retiring again. he actually came out of retirement last year for a temporary take over. the choice to replace him on an interim basis is not yet known. this all follows a recent agreement to move the department past the racist text messaging scandal. last friday, the city

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and here's a view we see is pretty raise right here live along the transamerica pyramid and a few cirrus clouds. it's a beautiful afternoon after those cold mornings again for tomorrow morning as another freeze warning for the north bay and frost advisory for parts of the east bay in the south bay as well. and through thursday, we have afternoon warming. so already today, we're above normal tomorrow, even more warm even warmer yet on thursday. and then everything turns around by this weekend, cooler conditions as a cool air mass heads in our direction and there is a slight chance of some light rain, not counting on it, but it actually a good good news. we're starting to see a change in the weather pattern this afternoon. numbers in the 50's and 60's. 57 right now in oakland. but 63 in dublin, 59 in san francisco. 63 in novato and the debt debate, 57 degrees. air quality is good. it's been sort of wavering a little bit. mostly good across the bay n- area. few spots such as near berkeley and san jose. it's in the moderate category wind gusts compared to yesterday and the day before we had

transamerica pyramid just glistening in the sunshine there.peratures really nice. 60 degrees in san francisco. >> you can see really warmed up in san jose to 65 look. cooler than that up in the north bay. we've got some low 60's and inner east bay, but still above average, right? we should be in the upper 50's this time of year. wind has been very calm. notice the direction it's not predominantly offshore, right? it's not running from the north and east for donnelly. it's really kind of scattered. so that means that we're doing okay. as far as that is concerned compared to our friends in southern california, not bad at all. it was very cold this morning. in fact, this is why it surprised me. we didn't have the frost advisory last night. we got down to 31 degrees at the sonoma county airport last night. 32 in livermore. you can see these numbers just absolutely chilly. even the oakland airport. 38 degrees at sfo. got down to 42. so these clear skies, which we see again today do lend themselves to those really cool night. so just be prepared for

here's a look at the transamerica pyramid for noticing how sort of murky the ere.is because air quality is good to moderate this moderate air quality is probably due pollution from the cars. also do to some concerns from the fireplaces and also the fireworks. here's precipitation heading toward stretching down from the pacific northwest right across northern california, hitting us in the early hours of tomorrow morning in the wee hours starts to rain. rain across the entire bay area by midday. and then you've got snow in the sierras. so we're in for a wet spell. but as night rain and my goodness, look quickly it goes away by around sunset so we're done with the rain. it's for a dry weekend. then we're looking for which to build in and even offshore winds. that means the winds blow from the land to the sea and that will keep things dry. not only for the weekend, but the work week and beyond future rainfall totals. impressive in eureka, but not so impressive around the bay area, although more than half an inch of rain can cause of prevent the creeks and streams to ri

we will go to the top of the mark as we look east over toward the bay and you can see the transamericabuilding in the center. it looks gorgeous in the twinkling lights and the sun is not quite up yet but, it will be another chilly day. >> i know. >> it is so weird and we work and morning schedule and we crave lunch food at 9:00 a.m. >> we have been up for seven hours. >>> here is what is happening as we had outside this morning, we wake up to chilly, chilly conditions. waking up and heading into this afternoon we will top off in the 60s but right now we are under a frost advisory for many parts of the bay area. the east bay, north bay, santa clara valley, the frost advisory will stick around and expire and then we have 60s in-store. a couple things to break apart as we head into the next couple days we have such a beautiful forecast in-store. we are talking about light wind still pushing offshore gusting to five to 10 miles per hour for the most part into the afternoon hours today, evening hours tonight and once we head into a wednesday forecast we see a similar trend. by friday we wil

a live look outside a lovely as we look towards the transamerica pyramid. but a little bit of a pink glow as we welcome a new weekend. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast. definitely had to throw on my fuzzy boots this morning. i've been sleeping with like three blankets like the entire week. it is cold and especially up there towards the north bay right now. 37, in santa rosa, napa. the 30s continue for the east bay through concord and dublin at 39. but we have some microclimates, some upper 40s, as we go through parts of palo alto down into gilroy. we're going to keep the jackets around all day long, maybe bring one that has a hood to protect you from a chance of some spotty showers out there for today. here's what we're tracking. not only the rain, but the cooler temperatures that could also bring about a light dusting of snow on our highest peaks. gusty winds up there, too. and for the sierra, also, just a little bit of some fresh powder up there. but the

how in san francisco as we take a live look here, you can see the clouds just surrounding the transamerica pyramid. right now, that is the case of a lot of places. but south bay's been getting a little more sunshine. you can see the temperatures up a little higher there, too. san carlos at 54. 57 in sunnyvale, where 54 in fairfield, if you head inland little bit warmer with the exception of the north bay, which has been hanging on to the 40's all throughout the day today. really cool there. i want to talk about how much rain we've gotten this month because normally in the south bay, we get about 2 and a half inches in san francisco. we get about on the average about 4 and a half inches. 6 and a half up in the north bay. this is what we've gotten so far and has been barely anything as you know, we've been dry this month and we are working our way to the end of the month. so it is a good thing that we do have some rain on the way. i don't love that. we're going to have these successive atmospheric rivers because that brings a lot of rain really quickly and that can get into some flooding con

looking outside right now here at the city of san francisco in a lot of clouds there behind the transamericaamid gales here to talk about what's going on me expecting clouds all weekend. we sure are. we're in this that cooling trend. now we have a nice time. >> spring-like weather the past couple of days. we see the clouds here over by the golden gate bridge. low pressure will be taking over for just a bit here fighting in. and it's going to bring us not only of the cooler weather also breezy conditions and rain. so let's played out for you on our future. cast model increasing cloud cover today. and could see chance of rain over the weekend. some light rain for us and even some mountain snow in the sierra and rain and mountain snow in southern california, which will be helpful with the fire is this this is the first significant storm actually since the spring they perceived but too much rain as i've been talking about, could trigger mudslides and over those burn scar. so we're hoping that is not the case. here's what we're expecting about 2 to 5 inches of snow along the sierra and about a qu

kind of nice there as we take a live look at the transamerica pyramid, san francisco right now sitting in the 50's as it is most of our our viewing area right now. but you can see still the north bay, some 40's out there. so relatively cool day to day running a little bit below average. and you can see as well. the difference today is we really have a pullback of those clouds in the afternoon yesterday today. not so much. we've got a few places that are catching a break, but that's about it. and as we zoom out, you do see not one low pressure system, but to lined up ready to deliver a lot of rain to the west coast in general and particularly here to the bay area. let's talk about what an atmospheric river is. so think of it as an actual river. only it is in the sky. it is a band of moisture of water vapor that comes in and what makes it kind of interesting is that it really just provide such steady stream of moisture. now you get in a situation where it actually comes in and then you get a little uplift over the mountains that forces it upwards kind of brings it out and then it could b

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as we take this live look outside of the transamerica pyramid, clear enough to see all the way back to the golden gate bridge. a little bit of cloud cover, but that nice pink glow. we want to thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. another cold one, but maybe not as cold and really no chance of sprinkles. so we're in for a better day. it's already good with that look of the beautil cotton candy skies over the city. we go up into santa rosa area. not bad for our morning lows, mid 40s compared to the 30s that we've been talking about. also similar feel out there towards walnut creek, but a bit breezy though. those winds out of the north at around 12 miles an hour and also a breezy situation to start our day there through san francisco in the upper 40s. san jose right now. also some gorgeous views. it was gloomy here yesterday. not going to be the case today. we have a beautiful day to celebrate the lunar new year here at the grand century mall. 12 to 8 today. do bring a jacket though. temperatur

thursday morning, taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco, nice and clear, see the transamerica pyramid. no fog to get in the way there, but that means no cloud cover either. not that blanket of warmth we like sometimes. sure, we can call it that. and we're going to stay clear for tonight's game out there at chase center. of course, bring another layer as those temperatures later on tonight going down into the 50s, as you make your way out of that place. now we're going to go a little bit further south, go to mimillbrae for the lunar new yer festival this weekend, saturday and sunday on broadway, we'll notice a little bit more of that cloud cover and maybe feel a drop on your head or two. we'll watch that for saturday with the incoming rain chances. now, if we have rain here sierra snow, it's not going to be too crazy. just a light dusting there on saturday and that chance lingering on into sunday. that looks better, but if you can get there tomorrow, that would be your best bet. and then maybe come back on monday. a long weekend ahead for you. now, mike, more details on this ve

that is the transamerica pyramid, right? it looks like a kind of a square thing. we cannot see the top of it little bit of rain drops on the camera lens. it's been a beautiful morning. lots of that rain drops across the bay area. and you know what? in terms of radar, we've seeing some light rain and not a lot. and in fact, we're going to start to pale that peel back on that and get rid of the rain by this evening. also, some wind gusts will the gustiest of this afternoon about 3.15, or so and maybe 20 mile per hour gusts out of novato san francisco, 18 mile per hour gusts. so it's gusty wind and then the winds die down even as the rains start to diminish. and you know what? it's a high surf advisory. that's the big concern at the coastline. these waves could be 18 to 25 feet high. hi, sneaker waves are moderate to likely they could push against the coast and sweep you out to see if they can come in unexpectedly across the jedi's and the peers. so you want to stay away from the beach is not a good day to swim. not a good day to serve. coastal erosion is possible an

. >> you can see the transamerica pyramid just glistening in the sun. really lovely. you don't see a lot of things blowing around because weve got barely any wind right now in san francisco, you have to head out to the coast to find some 30 miles per hour and half moon bay. but that's about it. we're also doing okay with our temperatures today. there were a little cooler than we were yesterday. i have to say we've got to 70 degrees yesterday in san jose, santa rosa and the oakland airport today. san francisco looking out for a high of about 66. the average, though, is 57 that just shows you how warm we are. that is the offshore wind in motion. and also that is the high pressure that's sitting off the coast record, though 19, you can see 60 to 79 degrees, though. i think we'll be getting anywhere near that. here are current temperatures are at 63 in san francisco, but up to 68 in santa rosa. 69 in fremont and san jose. so we're flirting with that 70 degree mark today. but just a little bit cooler in most spots. but, you know, by all accounts, this is just a gorgeous da

no doubt about it because is blue skies behind me here as we look at the transamerica pyramid.is another stunning day. we're so fortunate to have this lovely weather temperatures out there. really nice. we started off chilly this morning again, but we're now 55 in san francisco. you can see 61 in san jose. some nice 50's. >> up in spots like allay right now. 59 degrees. so obviously off to a good start here. wind is relatively calm. you can see the direction is variable. so you don't see a pronounced offshore flow, meaning that we would have that drying wind that we're seeing in southern california. thankfully, we do not have that to deal with. i mentioned it was a chilly morning and i wasn't kidding. this is surprise. we didn't have a frost advisory last night, right? we got down to 31 degrees in santa rosa. 33 and napa. 32 in livermore. you can see these numbers. it was very chilly even at the oakland airport. 38 degrees at sfo about 42. so if you felt that when you walked out the door this morning, you are correct. it was cold out there. and obviously, right now you can see

no, because it just threw me off because when i was a kid, it was transamerica pyramid. yeah, that was the whole city identity. and then salesforce comes along and bam, they they take the identity. i mean, that is san francisco 1,000%. hey, listen, it's a frost advisory tonight. it will probably be in effect well into the morning hours, temperatures in the mid 30s. and we got the weekend right around the corner. i know you're thinking about it. i'm thinking about it. so we'll get right to it next time i see you. >> all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. pope francis is recovering after falling and hurting his right arm. he was seen wearing a sling today. the vatican said in a statement that the pontiff fell in his apartment, adding his arm is not broken and the sling is on simply as a precaution. francis has battled health problems in recent years, including long bouts of bronchitis, and often uses a wheelchair or walker due to knee problems. next, at five, is the cease fire deal between israel and hamas, already in jeopardy? what israeli prime minister benjamin

live look outside in san francisco, you can see the moon there, right there to the left of the transamericaamid. now that full moon will create some higher than normal tides, as we sometimes see during our winter months, as we get that greater gravitational pull of a full moon that makes the water come farther inland, and that will create some flooding for some of those low lying areas for the bay shore as well as near the coastline. so watching out for some late morning flooding until noon, and then also as we go throughout the day, it becomes quite gusty. so we're starting out calm right now. live. look outside in san jose where we are all clear. there will be lots of sunshine today and a really nice one going from upper 40s at 9:00 to seeing our 1:00 temperatures at 62 degrees, making it into the mid 60s, and then quickly seeing those temperatures dipping again around sunset. but we talked about those high winds that will mainly be in the north bay and some of the hills above 1000ft. we could see some of those gusts topping 50mph. but because we've had quite a bit of rainfall, we're not

if you haven't noticed, looking outside from san francisco at the transamerica building little bit of sunshine peeking through, but not really a lot today that low stratus is hanging out at the coastline. but all that cloud cover that you're seeing right off shore right there that is associated with tomorrow's storm system that arrives for the north bay before even get up for the rest of us towards the middle of the morning commute. lot of 50's on the map. a few 40's further north in the bay area. vacaville, you are really chilly below freezing. your now at 46 degrees. so temperatures have lifted further inland where your skies are. a little brighter to date. most of us stay in the 50's increasingly cloudy, especially tonight. back to you. >> thanks a lot, john. 10, 30. and these are some of the pictures of the recovery efforts that are happening right now in washington, d.c., getting bodies from the potomac that fell in when there was this crash shopper and airliner near the airport as they approaching yells at american airlines flight a regional flight from wichita, kansas, that col

we can't even see the top of the transamerica pyramid, but we are going to see at times that low visibility. as we've been looking at the north bay, it's at zero right now in novato as well as san francisco, and it has been changing in other spots like half moon bay right now down to a half of a mile at times as that zero. and it's at a quarter mile visibility for napa and a lot less for fairfield. so watch out for the fog near the coast. we'll start to see waves building today. right now we're seeing a lot of those current readings at about 7 to 8ft. but we are looking at the forecast for the waves to build up to 15 to 20ft. so that will make it very dangerous with those sneaker waves as well. there is a storm system off the coast, but that is going to go up and around the bay area. in fact, we're seeing another system that's missing us and just off to our east with some rain and sierra snow for those higher elevations, we call that an inside slider. well, we are going to see the temperatures today headed up to about 60 degrees, so it will be a little bit cooler than it was yesterday. but

kyla grogan see what's going yes, that i can confirm that here as we take a live look here at the transamericarry just gorgeous. sunshine streaming down. we had such a beautiful moon last night. we've had. >> some nice clear skies. you could see it. it's just been quite a nice run for us with our weather. we do have a little offshore wind today, but warm and sunny all around. pretty quiet pattern this week as we roll through the week. overnight lows, though, you'll notice will be dropping into those mid 30's. we got a few upper 30's last night and then will return to i say, cooler temperatures this weekend. but it's really average temperatures that will return to. let's talk about the breezy conditions today. we do have a wind advisory in the north bay. you can see the interior hills here that does go through 10:00am on tuesday, 20 to 30 mile per hour wind possible gusts up to about 45 miles per hour or so use make sure everything is secured and ready for that. we are breezy right now. and in fact, as we take a look at current, when you can see san francisco, the highest number north bay actua

let's talk weather as we get a live look there at the transamerica pyramid that nice little configuratione in the sky. that is bit of a silhouette than a lot of clouds out there. are they going amount to anything is the question, lord, you the answer that we had a little drizzle along the coastline last night, but that was about it. but, hey, this is the most significant change we've seen in the weather pretty much almost all of january. we've seen that. >> offshore wind kind of persistent. finally getting an onshore breeze kicking back in the fog. rolling back in. we're gonna see that throughout the weekend. that help really knock down the temperatures to out there right now. you see that cloud deck. originally, site was all the way down on the golden gate bridge that's expanded well up above. and that's going allow to move further inland overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. so partly cloudy skies along the coastline. it is chilly out toward the beaches today. numbers staying cool and spotter. 52 degrees in happened. they were just saw that image. 56 in livermore currently 57 deg

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we'll talk about our forecast now as we take this live look outside at a transamerica pyramid with lots of clouds behind it. right now. we're talk about the barry forecast, but also got to see what's going on in tahoe with gayle. they have any snow. we are start going need know tomorrow. we've got about the dry in the bay area. we haven't seen a lot of snow. >> we're also starting to see increasing cloud cover, but mostly sunny, other than that, 50 degrees in south lake tahoe, calm conditions. but take a look at the daytime highs tomorrow around the lake. 29 degrees and 30 degrees. so that is chilly temperatures. some snow showers this weekend before drying out on monday. and here's the storm track of the year is our weather pattern. the area of low pressure fighting inland. it's going to bring some cold air to the area and bring us breezy conditions and the chance of rain for california. so rain and mountain. so that is here's saturday morning. 11:00am and we see a little bit of rain in the bay area. snow in the mountains and rain in los angeles for that'll be helpful for the fires, bu

. >> well, 17 this afternoon live look outside at the transamerica building in san francisco. let's check in now with meteorologist kyla grogan. hi there. want to talk about the rain that's going to be coming our way. so this is the next 5 days. but i hate to tell you this. it's going to be a longer event. >> then that so not only will be getting rain on friday saturday and sunday, but we also start off the week next week, a little bit soggy as well. so right now we are still and in that what it called omega block, meaning that you can kind of see the shape of the greek letter omega when you have high pressure that is flanked on either side, buy low pressure in that kind of creates this blocking pattern, meaning that thing stay pretty steady. but notice that we're starting to see this break down a little bit today. that's why the cloud cover has come in. that's why that marine layer has returned and is the beginning of our pattern. changes coming our way. so right now, stormtracker showing you that some of those clouds or shine to pull back a little bit. but let's talk about t

. >> you know, playing a trans woman in transamerica. >> you had. >> jared leto playing a trans woman in dallas. >> buyers club. >> and you had hilary swank win an oscar for playing a trans man in boys don't cry. and to see the pendulum swing. now, amelia perez is a triumph. it's a musical. it has, you know, it also has zoe saldana nominated for best supporting actress. so i think that that is going to be this year's oppenheimer, where we saw oppenheimer kind of beat out with, again, multiple nominations and win in the categories that it was supposed to. i think that amelia perez is going to be that juggernaut of a movie. and again, it will be exciting to see carla walk across that stage, possibly winning a historic oscar. >> mr. olowu, you know, it took me a long time to learn how to say your name, and i'm so glad that you have come on our screen, because i do want to get a little negative here and ask who got snubbed, which film, which actor? >> well, you know, actually it's funny, sebastian stan won a golden globe for a movie that that he's not even being up for in the oscars. so,

there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamericag is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legcy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music] >> hi, everyone, my name is sunshine. everyone calls me sunny. i own the tie dye shop on the corner of haight and [indiscernible] tie dye shop 32 years. where

the east is the garage component of one maritime plaza and to the west the block including the transamericaamid and two buildings high rise office buildings fronting sansom street. looking more closely at the project site the western end of the site is intended for mixed use tower the eastern end the fire station we're proposing extensive public realm improvements that are designed in concert and to harmonize with the work that's being done on the transamerica block including mark twain alley. and the project includes a redesign of merchant street including matching landscape and streetscape widening of the curb on the north side to washington street as well as a lobby and retail uses fronting on both sansom and merchant closer look at the site plan shows the core for the high rise building at the left the service uses and bridge access for that building in the center and then the proposed fire station at 447 battery shaded and pink on the right with its vehicular access from merchant street just a couple of views of the overall project. this is the northwest corner showing the roughly a fo

there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music]. >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that o

the transamerica pyramid. >> can see nothing but blue skies.ines there is a flood advisory in effect until noon today. that's from minor. coastal flooding will talk about that more in just a minute. wind advisory in effect. also, that's from mid-morning today. and in addition, its offshore flow will win once again, 20 to 30 miles per hour, gusting in the highest peaks to as much as 50 miles per hour. it's clear it's dry and it'll be chilly. won't be many clouds to trap the heat by the or so in the morning you'll see some cool conditions. how about that flood advisory? it's not because it's been raining because it hasn't been raining right? it's been dry as it can be. but the thing is it's a high tide at 9.25. this morning in san francisco, that is san francisco's high tide at 6.8, 1 feet. and that results in minor coastal flooding is a possibility for bayshore locations around the san pablo and san francisco bay's even parts of the north bay. if you're heading out to say a park, you want to park in the parking lot, those could be flooded. you m

. >> and it is part of our winter program transamerica building right now. it's cutting into that fog there, stephanie. how about it will raise or cutting going on and we're going to take care of some of this and the next few hours. but later on this afternoon will be some scattered clouds as well. speaking of our low level moisture sutro tower is checking in with that, too is kind of tucked in with the fog as you will notice here. once again, the sun joins us will get that part of the story mixed out back to the sierra forecast. we're keeping that kind of dry. although temperatures chill a bit into tuesday, dropping off to the lower to middle 30's. with all of that. storm tracker 4 again, just noting some scattered clouds early in the day today. we clear out until the afternoon we'll have another dose this afternoon. so variable clouds, morrison today, mild 60 ish for high few clouds tomorrow. we'll get near about 60 as well when 8 that's the takeaway here is that sets the stage for next week. and then the this week ahead as mostly sunny and nice thursday s

the wild parrots are famous cable cars kate tower and the transamerica period pyramid and a delightful all wrap around design as you will see portrayed here and above and beyond that to the sweater actually also the color scheme took an inspiration from the historic f line street car number 1055 philadelphia. so these colors cream dark green and red are pulled from that. so it actually is a symbol of that street car which we're very proud that we we use that as well. >> but we didn't stop there. >> no, no we couldn't stop there because we're in marketing communications. we don't stop. we then launched the first online merchandise store in the agency's history the muni store in november. this mini merchandise store has not only attracted interest locally but it has throughout the united states, canada, europe and asia. we have sales coming from people buying from all over the world. i think that's important to recognize that because that's not something that we actually thought up that would happen and i can tell you that we kept running out of merchandise we've had to re up and re up a