you can't see it from the train, but the matter valley is the deepest valley in the alps. it's surrounded by 33 mountains that rise up to heights of 3900 meters above sea level. a short way up the slopes. there's plenty of tranquillity to be found in another picturesque swiss village. toby is at an elevation of 1500 meters. tourists are rare here. oh, ah. our train ride takes us further through the matter valley we're just about 10 kilometers from summit. mm hm. the landscape becomes spectacular again. and the matter of this book shows tourists, it's wild side near ronda, there were devastating rock slides in 1991, which also damaged the glacier express railway. it's estimated that masses are rubble with a volume, 13 times that of the great pyramid of gisele slid into the valley, burying among other things, the rail line, which was then rebuilt in another place. some say worsening global warming is posing a growing threat to the railway as well. a problem that isn't exclusive to the alps . one thing that shouldn't be missed on a trip is especially port grappa. wow. i oh, t

on the other hand, i had to look at the fairness on valley over. she is 15 years old. let's not forget . and as such, she is a protected person on the anti doping rules. and the panel pointed to that in a verdict essentially saying look, if we were to start valley eva from competing, and it late turns out she wasn't guilty of doping. how would that affect how you could cause her significant personal harm? the panels to criticize the fact that it took 6 weeks for this positive test results come to light. now, there was a press conference area, and by cass i no questions, but there was a statement. let's listen to that. now. the panel considered fundamental principles of fairness, irreparable hom, and the relative balance of interest as between the applicants and the athlete who did not test positive during the olympic games in beijing, but is still subject to a disciplinary procedure on the merits following her positive anti doping test undergoing in december 2021. in particular, the panel considered that preventing the athlete to compete billing the games would cause h

try valley, concord, the north bay valleys, you are all pretty much going to move in lockstep on this. middle 70s. here is the one that stands out. san francisco, just the same. going to be 73 in the city the tiwe gel thurbecause of the same pattern keeping the rain out of here. the high pressure, advancing us to wednesday when we get to the peak of the warmth. you will see the storms going around it. we know we will break temperatures here likely. we are going to break another record, one that is not really all that well known or brought up that much. but, the record, for the intensity of a center of high pressure off of the coast of california like that, the map looks weird. you are looking at a depiction of the strongest center of high pressure since we have been keeping records on things like this. it goes back about 40 years. over the last 40 years for this period of february, we have never recorded a center of high pressure as strong as the one we are about to have for the second half of this week. so, hasay little head's up on the change. did you feel the minor earthquake today

that's highlighted in purple and that is for the north bay hills and valleys, east bay hills and valleys and at least the santa clara valley. in turquoise we have frost advisories for the north bay coast and for the santa cruz area and santa cruz mountains there. looking at temperatures down to the 20s and low 30s. freezing to subfreezing. it's a cold start to the day. frosty conditions. be careful and be aware about that. freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 a.m. today. then freeze warnings kick back into effect for tomorrow morning and friday morning due to the cold temperatures. as we head through the afternoon, we are looking at sunshine and cool conditions in the low to mid-50s. at least the daytime highs still below average for this time of year. as we look to our morning lows, check it out. down to 32, freezing in concord and also for santa rose a. down to a cold, bitterly cold conditions in livermore, down to 29. oakland 41. 42 in san francisco. san jose at 37 degrees with clear skies. the rain, the hail, gone and now cold air settling in. 24 hour temperature change and we are an

and north bay valleys into the 70s. we'll probably see another day like this tomorrow. but big changes are just around the corner. thursday into friday cooler temperatures, rain and sierra snow. i'll have a closer look at that in about ten minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:00 right now and we continue to follow breaking news. fighting between russia and ukrainian troops is intensifying on this fifth day. at least 100 civilians in ukraine have been killed and hundreds others wounded since the war began. the two sides held face-to-face meetings early this morning at the belarus border. president zelenskyy agreed to send a delegation to meet with russian officials. >> zelenskyy warned russian force to say save their lives and retreat and he's fighting side by side with his own troops. he's allowing prisoners to join the fight. the number of people fleeing the country is going as well and it's really growing high. more than 500,000 people have left the country, an overwhelming number of those rushing to sa

santa clara valley. looking at santa rosa, marin wood, concord, livermore and san jose all under freeze warnings. frost advisories for the north bay coast. it's all in effect until 9:00 a.m. as we head through the afternoon we are looking at sunshine but cool conditions. low 50s at the coast. mid-50s around the bay and mid to upper 50s inland. freeze warnings, frost advisories in effect tomorrow morning and for friday morning. let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >>> ly need a few extra minutes to get to your car and get that ready and warmed up before you head out. keep that in mind as you plan your warning head out the door. i'm watching the roadways in that area right now. we are not seeing any accidents or incidents. and watching any reports of black ice. there is a chance with you but mostst raso unlikely. it's crowded for the commute. ly check the bay bridge in my next report. back to you. >>> we got hail all over you. >> its been a crazy couple of days of weather around the bay area.

this is out there, lie from day also coming up. russian teenage figure skater. camilla valley ever is cleared to keep competing in the beijing olympics. despite filing a doping test, trucks towed away an drive as arrested as canadian police and a cave in 19 protest. reopening of vital us trade crossing on the los angeles rams come from behind to beat the cincinnati bengals in a thrilling super bo shut down. ah, ukraine is demanding a meeting with russia and other members of the european security group. the o. s. c. e. within the next 48 hours camp once direct ounces from moscow, about why more than a 100000 russian troops have surrounded ukraine. from nearly every side, the kremlin insists it is not planning an invasion. most western governments, though all convinced that it is gem and chancellor of schultz, is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission he'll be in care of today and moscow on tuesday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has also been invited to ukraine. bytes lead of a law to me as the lensky the past spoke over the phone on sunday. hottie jo castro's in washin

valleys. frost advisories for the north bay coast and the santa cruz mountains. the morning lows dune to the 20s and 30s. cold conditions, frosty as well. freeze warnings,st frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. and we are looking at sun in the afternoon with highs in the low to mid-50s. cool conditions later on today. not as cold as right now of course. we are looking at 32 in concord, 30 in livermore. subfreezing in the tri valley. san jose 37 and 30 for santa rosa under clear skies. other locations dealing with 29 degrees in napa this morning. 38 fairfield, we are looking at 36 in vallejo. 37 for san rafael. redwood city 36. flee moment down to 31. put on the big winter coat. plenty of sun. daytime highs in the mid-50s. 56 with the sun this afternoon. for concord inland east bay. 56 for you with that sunshine later on today and for the south bay santa clara valley, san jose topping out at 57 with plenty of sunshine. that low pressure system that brought all of the rain, the hail, moving

and north bay valleys into the 70s. we'll probably see another day like this tomorrow. but big changes are just around the corner. thursday into friday cooler temperatures, rain and sierra snow. i'll have a closer look at that in about ten minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:00 right now and we continue to follow breaking news. fighting between russia and ukrainian troops is intensifying on this fifth day. at least 100 civilians in ukraine have been killed and hundreds others wounded since the war began. the two sides held face-to-face meetings early this morning at the belarus border. president zelenskyy agreed to

i mean i'm for building more housing in silicon valley just for the internal equity in silicon valley, as you know, having visited there. there's a lot of inequality in the valley. i represent a district with over 11 trillion dollars of market cap in the surrounding. areas, and yet in east san jose and parts of san jose. people are hugely rent burdened 50 60% of their income going to rent so from a perspective of just the valley being a more equitable place to live. we've got to build more housing and more affordable housing there and overcome the nimbyism and some of the parts of the community, but that's not going to do enough for the rest of the country and one of the things i say is there are a lot of people who don't want to move to fremont or palo alto and we underestimate their attachment to their hometown. we underestimate the sense of value they may place under tradition and their culture and how people actually maybe more reluctant to move now given the costs given the need for child care and given the changing in the country. there's a familiarity of staying staying put and

ominous black clouds looming over the livermore valley. it quickly turned to widespread hail on vasco road and throughout the tri-valley peer contrails in the east bay, bundled up was the attire of the day, and even the poppies were shying away from the chill. >> cold and windy. >> it's beginning to be brisk. >> reporter: contra costa county fire wants people to read the manufacturer instructions on their space heaters and furnaces to prevent a carbon monoxide tragedy or fire. >> make sure that it is well- maintained. in the case of space heaters in particular, don't use them near any flammable objects, betting, curtains, things like that. any heating device that you use in your home has the potential to emit carbon monoxide if it isn't properly vented. carbon monoxide is a silent killer. >> reporter: was only december when a pittsburg woman died and her family was second from carbon monoxide poisoning. in the livermore valley, wineries are keeping a close eye on the weather. warm february temperatures set the vines in motion, but the grow

but silicon valley is very white and male still. it often seems like that is reflected in their products. a lot of these products are things that men want life viagra delivery to your home and i'm still waiting for them to sell me a robot that will fold laundry. that's my big dream for technology . you have a proposal about diversifying silicon valley which has to do with giving the bc firms some tax credit to prompt them to invest in startups that are led by black and brown women entrepreneurs . i want to hear more about that because outhose are firms that arealready pretty savvy about getting tax credits and i'm always concerned about these things . >> right now the people who are writing the checks as you put it are largely non- diverse and by non-diverse it's not just because they don't have women or african-americans, they don't have people from rural communities or many parts of the country to what i say is if you are going to be writing checks into funds that primarily fund women entrepreneurs or african-american entrepreneur

then if we look across our microclimates, inland valleys of the east bay and north bay valleys also go back down into the mid-50s. 56 for the daytime high for places like concord and livermore and 61 for our north bay valleys. so, there you have it. not a significant rainmaker, but noticeably cooler. >> we will take two drops of rain at this point, because it is more than we have had. >> it is all it will likely be, too. >>> it is time for the cardinal women to celebrate as they clinched the conference championship >>> the nba all-star festivities have begun. while steph curry and company play on sunday, one of the youngest stars took the court last night. the golden state rookie. the bay area was well represented. gary payton was his coach and to the game, first 250 gets the win. a nice little turnaround. it went down to the wire after a near steel. takes it strong to the rim and hits the game-winner. they go on to win the championship and beat isaiah thomas's squad to take home the rising stars crown. to the celebrity game, where bill walton served as one of the coaches. the play of

tens of thousands that work in the valley. we also have tens of thousands of russians that live and work in the valley and remember if vladimir putin escalates this invasion, which everybody expects him to do, tens of thousands of people are going to be killed in ukraine. tens of thousands of ethnic russians will also be killed in ukraine and that's tragedy for everyone, including the families that i know in the bay area. >> well said. professor mcfaul, i could speak with you for hours. your time is limited. thank you for your time and perspective this evening. >> thanks for having me. >> michael mcfaul from stanford university, the hoover institute. >> the crisis in ukraine will hit our wallets. the price of oil is shooting up. our sky high gas prices will continue to spike. a few bay area cities are seeing the highest prices ever recorded. san francisco a gallon of gas $4.90, oakland $4.80, san jose 4.80. some experts say the instability in ukraine and russia could increase gas prices by as much as a dollar a gallon. let's b

there's a lot of inequality in the valley. i represent a district with over 11 trillion in the market cap. in east san jose and they're rent burdened, 60% of income to rent. and for the valley being a more equitable place to live, we've got to build more housing and more affordable housing there and overcome the nimbe-ism in some parts of the community. that's not going to do enough for the rest of the country. and one of the things i say, there are a lot of people who don't want to move to fremont or palo alto and we underestimate their attachment to their hometown and underestimate the sense of value on tradition and culture and how people may be more reluctant to move given the cost, and given need for child care and changing the country, there's a familiarity of staying put. so the promise of the book in some sense, new job creation without cultural displacement. what if we can bring more economic prosperity to communities without asking you to move and if you don't want to, and without asking your kids to buy a one way ti

the tri-valley and diablo valley and concorde and north bay valleys everybody is still at the same placeut this is san francisco at 73 for the daytime high by the time we get to thursday and that is a warm up in the mid 70s and it is a first but it cools a little next weekend but it will still be noticeably warmer than the weekend you just had and the weekend you just had was pretty nice and next weekend will be about 5 degrees warmer than this one was and that is it. back to you. >>> it is a break time for bike riding, right? they say they are being threatened with tickets and being treated like outlaws for riding their bikes. >>> tonight, mountain bikers are upset at what they consider a lack of access to the east bay regional park trails. >> they even got tickets when they were riding on trails out of the way of hikers. today, they held a demonstration ride to make a point about the sport growing by the thousands here in the bay area. we have that story. >> reporter: it is perfectly legal for me to hike along this narrow trail, but if i were on a mountain bike, i could get a ticket an

silicon valley of course is on high alert. business and tech reporter scott budman went inside one local company that is watching out for those cyber threats. >> reporter: we're at the headquarters here at barracuda networks a silicon valley cyber security company. even they refer to this as their war room these days. they track cyber threats 24/7, 365 days a year, but say now that we've seen the incursion into ukraine by russia not just with troops but with cyber attacks, that things are really on high alert right now. what are they looking to protect? they're using their scanning tools to make sure that government targets are okay and big companies like amazon or social net works. what can we do to help? they say while we may not as individuals be targets the companies we buy from and the banks we store our money could very well be targets. we can protect ourselves. use two factor authentication on your phone and be especially wary of misinformation. during time of war you'll see a lot of that. check your e-mails. make sure

i am grouping in the inland valleys of the east bay and north bay valleys for this. the average will be 61 and by the time we get to wednesday and thursday, mid-70s. this is the inland valley where we do expect it to get noticeably warmer. i will switch this over and show you san francisco, which is pretty much just as warm. it will be one of those warm- ups were it is an equal opportunity bay area wide and we go to 73 in the city by the time we get to the middle of this week. so you don't call something like that a heat wave this time of year but it is certainly well above average and we will be tying or breaking records most likely in san jose and santa rosa by the time we get there and speaking of san jose this is from black mountain above looking out over the south bay and th managed to get into the mid and upper 60s for daytime highs and right now in the 60s. we did get a little bit warmer today from yesterday and tomorrow we will add a liup for monday. but monday morning, we watch the high resolution forecast starting out with fog and we fill in the valleys aga

if silicon valley where country.mental economists would consider it to be politically unstable. right now, hispanics make up 24% of the overall workforce, but only fill 8% of jobs in tech companies. >> the group hopes that companies across the region will use this data to increase employment opportunities. >> in other news, san jose police officers arrested a 13 year-old boy in connection to a shooting that unfolded last week. here at the sun valley market in morgan hill. monday night officers spotted the boy inside a vehicle conducted a traffic stop on monterey road near rancho drive during that stop. they say the boy ran from the car and led officers on a chase. officers caught up with the boy and took him into custody where they say they located a loaded 9 millimeter handgun in his waistband. he was taken to santa clara county juvenile hall and booked on charges of resisting arrest, possession of a gun and attempted homicide. >> our time now for 4 zone forecast as we give you a bird's eye view of downtown san fran

dan: silicon valley's annual report card is out. and it shows that tech companies continue to create jobs, wealth and the products that people need to work through the pandemic. but the silicon valley index also provides a look at the exodus to other cities and states along with the growing wealth gap. abc7 news reporter david louie has a look at the trends. david: it's true teles an exodus from silicon valley. it could be highed -- tied to the high cost of index. new data gives us a clearer picture of the migration. 40,000 people moved away in the past year. one third relocated to nearby counties. one fourth to sacramento and other parts of northern california. the top three out of state destinations are all in the west. seattle, phoenix, and portland. even as austin managed to lure tesla and oracle, it ranks number seven. the jobs picture is rosy. 15,000 jobs added in a year's time putting the valley at pre-pandemic leaves. most of the jobs in tech. >> our top tech companies are still hiring. they're still adding to the workforce

scored 19, four in double figures, clayton valley advance to the final 68- 58.ng for their first ncs title. >>> shout out to girl's basketball, you just advanced to your first ncs championship since 2002. 51-45 in the division 3 semiwinner over west county. just a suggestion, coach, no suicides at practice tomorrow, bring a ladder out and some scissors and have the girls go to the top of the ladder and practice cutting down the nets. make them visualize they can do it this weekend. >> that is right. just saying. >> absolutely. coach vern you should step in. >> motivation. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> the game upstairs. [ laughter ] >> all right, thank you, vern. >>> up next, bay area couples rushing to tie the knot today. why they say it was >>> today is a special day it is "two 'is day". >> i had a dream about it. it is an an an angel number. >> 20 people stopped by to get married. today's date is a palindrome meaning you can read it the same way forward and backward and some believe these days bring good luck. >> love seeing happy tears. >>> couples celebrated it

for the north bay and east bay hills and valleys and santa clara valley as well. while we are here complaining about the weather in the cold, those who are most at risk are those without shelter and those who are homeless. just being out here the last couple of minutes i can feel my fingers and my toes really starting to get cold, so you can only imagine. the good news is it gets warmer going into the afternoon. is expected to get warmer into the weekend. but as far as today you may need to scrape your windshields and you may have to take out your favorite coat. it is feeling pretty cold this morning but for now back to you in the warm studio. >>> all right, i am anne makovec here other traffic center for those heading out into the cold . you will have a little delay on your commute if you are one of the super commuters coming from the east bay and looking at the altamonte pass. not looking great in that direction. it is a 36 minute drive right now from 205, to 680. i live bay bridge camera here, things moving very smoothly, seven minute drive from the maze into t

the numbers in the north bay valleys are going to be more like the inland valleys of the east bay.anta rosa will be freezing. as far as daytime highs go, this was yesterday. 72, broke a record for the daytime high yesterday. now watch the drop on that arcing orange line. by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday, we are in the mid 50s for daytime highs. there is the main headline, much colder. let's talk about the possibility for rain here. daytime highs go to the mid to low 60s. this is 10 degrees colder than we were. watch the brees pickup as we get into the afternoon as well. so, now we know how today is different, 10 degrees cooler, if you high clouds, a breeze by the afternoon. this will make it feel colder even than the 10 degrees drop on the thermometer. there is the system responsible. you can see the rain diving sell. it gets here through tuesday. let's look closer at that. watch tuesday now. there is some rain here. most of it stays off the coast. most of it is focused primarily on the first half of the day. most of us do not get anything. but, it is to close for comfor

you've got to go over to the castro valley y.the south bay starting to build again and at the toll plaza for the bay bridge. >> thank you so much. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> the irs just started processing tax returns. we want to make sure you don't leave any money on the table. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how next. >> and this morning we are celebrating black history. shining a light on african american pioneers in our community. cathy adams currently serves as the president and ceo of the african american chamber of commerce. adams has been working in the field for more than three decades and helped sparehead the development of the chamber's resiliency relief program, a fund helping black-owned businesses stay afloat during the pandemic. it's 6:22. you're watching "today in the bay." if you thought my tiny tacos were tasty before... you're right! and now that they have nacho cheese flavor in every bite, you're even right...er get my nacho tiny tacos for $3.50. or try the

we know it is working its way down the tri-valley towards this area. the rain started about five back minutes ago. we are bracing for very cold overnight temperatures, as low as 29 degrees and livermore overnight. >> thank you so much for bringing us that update. >>> the snow is coming down in the sierra, and it is a welcome sight after a try january. this is what it looked like at sugar bowl in placer county peer people are flocking to ski resorts. the resort had more than 70 runs open. >> it's great for morale for all of us that worked there, and it will bring lots of people to the mountain. overall i think we needed this. it is a magical day today. i think it is a blessing. >> in the last 24 hours, the resort picks up over 1 foot of snow. visibility is poor heading into the sierra, especially at donner summit. check out the positions along interstate 80 and highway 50. chain controls are in effect on both roadways. caltrans is working to clear accidents on both sides of ida shady near the nevada state line. you can be part of the first alert weather

that is off to valley a. the lead her team to olympic goal victory by performing unprecedented quadruple jumps. but it was the day before the metal ceremony for that event was due to take place. now the russian anti doping agency were sought when they found out about the positive test. they initially band valley over from competing during the olympics. but the value of the appeal to that then, and so the band was suspended, allowing her to go forward. so now the iris c and the international testing agency, a question why that suspension band was lifted. and it's also raise a lot of questions as to why valley have a sample set basically, or the piers unattended or, or unseen for about 6 weeks before being flagged during the beijing olympics, but valley of herself and her coach. continuing as normal, they appeared at training this week in beijing, and she is still scheduled to appear at the event individual event which takes place next week for it. she is a favorite to win so many questions that need to be answ

a the, from the games valley with an appeal that bad. and that band was suspended. so this current case by the iris he is looking at why exactly that band was suspended, why she's still allowed to compete despite this positive test. but it's also raising questions as to why value of a sample was seemingly unnoticed in this the waters a swedish headquarters for about 6 weeks before finally coming to light by the authorities this week. so a lot of questions still need to be answered. when asked about this russian government through their support behind valley, they said this was a misunderstanding that she should hold her head up high and certainly that's what she's trying to do. she was in beijing continuing training as usual with her coach this week. and she is still scheduled to compete at next week's individual figures, casing events. katrina, thank you for that update. katrina, you is correspondent in reaching lydia is newly selected. prime minister is promising to be a leader for all citizens. fatty basheba was greeted by crowds of s

: this year, taste tri-valley restaurant week is happening at a time when covid restrictions are much more relaxed. so far, things have been pretty busy in downtown danville. the dining room at bridges restaurant was bustling, one of 30 restaurants in the tri-valley participating in the 10 day event featuring unique menu items and special meals. bridges offers a three-course dinner for $50. >> i hope it promotes people to come out and enjoy the night and to discover bridges for the first time or rediscovering our restaurant. last year was challenging, during covid and it did not take off. >> reporter: already, the assistant gm said turnout is better than this time last year. this is the first weekend the indoor mask mandate has been dropped in most bay area accountings and settings. >> i forget to and i feel a little bit naked without it. >> i forget my mask and now if i forget it, it doesn't matter so ch reporter: restaurants in danville, pleasanton, livermore and dublin take care in this taste tri-valley. it was a tough start with the omicron surge. >> we had a lot of sick staff. a

now that sample that was taken from valley eva was taken on december. the 25th when she was competing at the russian national championships. but the result did not come to the attention of the authorities until 6 weeks later. so it needs to look at as of the reasons as to why it took so long for that sample to come to light and also the merits of that decision to overturn that initial ban on valley eva of which allowed it to continue competing at the beijing winter lympics, but also the i stay has also made it clear that this is does not mean that value of it is free or clear going forward, even if she does when tomorrow's event. any metal that she collects at the beijing winter olympics could still be possibly stripped from her at a future date, pending that overall legal decision. okay. many thanks for that. katrina, you there 1st live in beijing? lou. the busiest border crossing between the united states and canada has reopened to traffic police clear protesters who occupied the ambassador bridge in winds on tara for nearly a week. the demonstration

the point is i'm not a person that reflectively said technology in silicon valley and apple and google are bad. they do provide significant values to society in terms of blood disinformation being spread out and people having access in terms of communication. but i think they need smart well-crafted regulations and a broadside against the senate bill weakening the national security. i would imagine you outline ten principles and it reminded me of the obama administration with the privacy bill of rights i don't know. that one had a seven a sort of principles focused around what individuals should have the right to expect and yours was more specific like opt out consent or event neutrality for choosing more solutions versus principles and also the principles themselves that inform you. >> after the scandal having the right to know what was happening with the data which was the orientation of the obama framework seemed insufficient. if they use the data to create that's allowing for a lot of manipulation the companies basically take the data and target people who would be susceptible to t

. >> reporter: yeah, the latest warning comes from the people here at valley water who tell us despiteolid december full of rain, we're facing, yet again, drought conditions and an early fire season unless we get more rain soon. the good news, december rain pumped a lot of water into our reservoirs and turned the hills we see every day green along with a big bump for our snow pack. but -- >> we have had backsliding in the sense of a horrible january, one of the worst januarys on record. february, to date, no rain. >> reporter: and valley water says the optimism we felt just a month ago is waning as our plants and hills once again dry out. >> but it actually wasn't that much net precipitation to us because the ground was so dry, we didn't get as much runoff as we wanted. >> reporter: which means even though it's february, climate watchers are already starting to worry about fire risk. >> it's the fuel moisture we really worry about because if plants are really moist, they don't burn so easily, so the drier they are, the easier they ignite and the hotter the fires can be. >> reporter: bo

some inland valleys are at this point. regardless the forecast for tomorrow, the same. moderate air quality. also going to wake up with a new low clouds. high-resolution i resolution forecast into tomorrow morning, clouds start to feel in. there they are in the north bay. subtle but they are. little here for the day proper. we start out with low clouds tomorrow, maybe patchy fog if you are an early riser on sunday. temperatures tomorrow morning bottom out, low 40s for most of us, mid-30s inland valleys. daytime highs come right back up again mid-and upper 60s. seven day forecast headline in this whole thing, is the warm up coming next week. if you look at where we are now for tomorrow, 4-5 degrees warmer. tomorrow warmer than today. we keep going from there. by the time we get to the middle the week san jose 10 degrees warmer wednesday and thursday than today. you can see the story play out similarly for some other microclimates as well like the valleys of the north bay. inland valleys of the east bay, no rain and instead,

valley.s feel it, we spoke to one person who wrote art this morning and they said with it being called and makes it a little more difficult and they are just trying to stay warm.>> very, very, very cold. very cold. >> do you do anything to try to stay warm? can i just have on my hood and my gloves. and i drink hot chocolate or coffee. anything hot. >> the good news is as we are heading into the afternoon it gets warmer pretty quickly. and into the weekend it is supposed to get warmer but for this morning you may have to scrape your windshields of your car. make sure you take out your favorite coat. pleasant hill, jocelyn moran kpix > and i anne makovec here nteran're fridayorning unfoaty a t rough geing into the city. also checking the altamonte pass accident, looks like it is cleared out the traffic is stacking up 46 minute travel time right now. to the oakland camp, 880 could flow with only a 17 minute drive from castro valley to the macarthur maze. now this is a look at the main travel tim

valley, eva, she is fire on ice last monday, the olympic games and beijing. she helped her team score gold, the 1st woman to land 2 quadruple jobs. today we learned that just weeks ago, believe a tested positive for doping. she's received no limping metals and it's still up in the air if she'll compete again next week. suspicions of russian state sponsored cheating at the olympics. we've been here before. here we go again. i'm briggs from berlin. this is the day. ah, i hardly. i'm hardly find it necessary to be stated, but we have a 100 percent policy against doping. they've just kind of made a mockery of the system. they're using athletes and as business as usual. yeah, i think it's just another provocation that the west is focused on. it against our country is up at the news. they are meddling in sports with that dirty hands into a t mines. part of it is a young athlete is potentially being abused gum at the hands of the russia state or sport system. they should have been suspended in real should have been suspended piano chain and they should have in spani

wear valley? we can never say for sure where _ haven't. wear valley?or sure where we are. - haven't. wear valley? we can never say for sure where we are. we - haven't. wear valley? we can never say for sure where we are. we know that nine mps have publicly said that nine mps have publicly said that they had submitted a letter. it is a secret process so it is entirely up to an mp to say whether they have they haven't. there is also no way of checking whether someone actually has, just knowing that it never is well so this is a secret process. we know nine mps have said that they had. the threshold for triggering a vote of confidence is 54,, 15% of the conservative parliamentary party, 15% of conservative mps. we know that hasn't yet been reached or announced it has been reached because they haven't told us that we know we not there yet but, said, what we have seen over recent days as a trickle of people coming forward and saying i've put of income of income of the latest of which is nick gibb and he is quite interesting and a former schools minister who

low 70s along the coast in the south end of the bay with mid- 70s and the santa clara valley. mostly low 70s for him in parts of the east bay. a little warmer around fairfield. at least mid-70s for most of the north bay, with some spots getting up to the upper 70s. even 80 degrees for cloverdale and ukiah tomorrow afternoon, and that's not even the warm day and the 7 day forecast. the rest of these locations are likely to fall at least a little short of record territory, but again, we warm up even more on thursday, and temperatures will still be way above average as we head into the weekend. for valentine's day and tuesday , more clouds overhead. the onshore breeze is a bit stronger. temperatures back down to closer what is normal, but still above average. those passing clouds are going to be completely rain free. just a bit of natural shade. no rain insight as we head into the middle of the month, and even the latter half of february. the long-range data venues to paint a dry picture. another update comes up at 11:00. >>> still to come, nasa's unusual mission targeting a part

in a statement, westfield valley fair management wrote we support the right of employees who work at the center to voice their opinions, but we remain committed to our controlled parking plan. >>> san francisco's chinese new year parade was a welcome return, bringing joy to the city after the pandemic had people away last year. thousands of people came from all across california to see the parade in person. our "today in the bay's" scott budman takes us there. >> reporter: huge night here in san francisco for the chinese new year parade. people tell us the best thing is that they can get outside and take it all in. it got loud in san francisco, with lots of dancers, lots of lions, and big crowds lining the streets, able to once again enjoy the city's famed chinese new year parade in person and celebrate the resiliency of the local aapi community that's endured the pandemic and a rise in hate crimes. >> it's great to see all the different communities in san francisco come together, and i know for us, like i haven't been able to celebrate this holiday with my family for a long time, so

as we look out from dublin, looking towards the last of the rain falling in that part of the tri- valley. it has been a real mixed bag of weather. hail, snow above 2500 feet, some rain, and also some sunshine. we'll talk about the cold coming in tonight in a few minutes. >>> i have children in the car, ma'am. >> also news at 5:30, new video of a redbridge assault in a mcdonald's drive-through. >> police are hoping this video will help catch the suspect. kpix 5's max darrow spoke with a suspect mother, who said the issue left her kids traumatized. >> reporter: this was an upsetting moment, but little did she know it was just the beginning of what would become a traumatic afternoon for her and her little boys. >> it went bad really fast. it escalated really fast. >> reporter: took her 3 and 5- year-old sons to this richmond mcdonald's. which emerged into the drive- through line, this woman started screaming at her. she records the situation, and the woman continues to scream and swear at her, then throws water bottles at her car. for a few moments, it seems like the situation calms down. >

the 1st was valley of his age. she's only 15 years old and according to the world anti doping cord minus have certain protections. the 2nd is the legality around this. now she did not test positive during the baby winter olympics itself, but had during a previous pre olympic event. and this legal process around that, that particular test is still ongoing, and so cast decided that preventing her from competing going forward would cause her irreparable damage. thirdly, they said it was the timing of all of this. this positive test did not come to light until february the 8th, until one day after the valley, eva led her team to gold medal victory on the previous monday. so they said that this timing was simply not her fault. now dolly would very likely, very relieved by this, but not everyone is happy already. the u. s. l and the committee has expressed disappointment, although the i r c says they're going to abide by this ruling and solder the u. s. anti doping agency has reminded people that we still need to show co

morning lows today went down to right around 40 for the inland valleys, inland, east bay, north bay. watch what happens. going down to freezing. some places will probably get near record territory for overnight temperatures b to get a lot colder. i will show you everybody else, south bay, by the way, middle 30s. we will do the complete forecast and look at the first alert weather forecast for a chance of rain on tuesday in just a few minutes. for now, back to you. >> all right,y thank you. >>> now at 11:00, san jose police called all clear at sap center after a bomb life sniffing dog alerted the tphroes a locker outside of the arena it happened after the conclusion of the shark's game. a bomb squad came in to investigate but did not find coming suspicious. a live look at ukraine. citizens are preparing themselves for a possible war with russia as governments across the globe try to bring peace. president biden agreed to meet with russian president vladimir putin if he does not start war with ukraine. this is in contrast to images in the same areas in recent week that showed smaller d

if silicon valley where country. developmental economists would consider to be politically unstable. >> right now, hispanics make up 24% of the overall workforce and silicon valley, but only fill 8% of jobs in tech companies. the group hopes companies across the region will use this data to increase employment opportunities. >> still ahead, how you can receive free tax assistance if you're a resident in san francisco. >> and in sports, the warriors hosting the nuggets tonight at chase. but the absence of the dubs defensive corps i eat, drink a van as let steve kerr with limited options prompting him to say we're not a very good team right now. sports director jason dumas breaks it down with kate rooney news live at chase. that's coming up. plus, californians can now subscribe to airline tickets. details on a new flight paths for quick getaways on the west coast. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root

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