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the valley was plumbed. the more you spread water, the more life you have. different man: when creeks and rivers and ditches and everything was channelized and it didn't flow around freely like it used to, that definitely impacted a lot of the ground, the soil, and the way this place is. different man: the truth is, millions of people are relying on a water supply because we've created these big cities in places that really aren't sustainable. there are unresolved water-rights issues that our people are having to deal with. nobody knows the bigger story and how actions in los angeles end up impacting those in the owens valley. announcer: this program was made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret, a. cargill philanthropy. [rooster crows] woman: this area is just-- think it's just in my blood. i think i always knew something that's just coded in your dna where you should live. on a crisp morning when it's just the sun coming up, you know, you just-- this is home. you know, this is w

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tri-valley, 680 i showed you the crash and the alert off the dublin interchange through castro valleyyour alternates. the rest of the big map, moving as you would expect, including the backup at the bay bridge metering lights. but this backup blocks highway 17 southbound. that postal truck with cargo strewn across the roadway, affecting both north and southbound. southbound you can't get by. you have to take 101 or highway 9. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> near record gas prices hitting home for drivers everywhere. >> wow, i'm paying this much for gas? >> we're all saying that. next on "today in the bay," a closer look at some of the impacts that is having in the bay area and elsewhere. and those who might be feeling the pain at the pump the most. >> and a baby boom like no other. just look at all of those newborns. they're as cute as can be. we're going to explain the mini firestorm of attention this is generating right after the break. >> i want to hold all of them. just look at all of those >>> good monday morning. right now at 6:14, let's get the kids ready for school in the ea

the try valley, east bay valleys, north bay, san jose could see 80s on tuesday. then wednesday, more inland 80s as these temperatures hold up. mid-80s this time of year for many above average. just like that, we've got some much-needed rain, then wind picks up, then warming begins. even san francisco, look at that temperature, 75 on tuesday. that's a big change. temperatures climbing 20 to 30 degrees warmer as we head toward the middle part of the week. for now, first week of spring, spring officially starts tomorrow morning at 8:33. looks dry. there's hope late next weekend, we might see more rain. right now, this appears to be it for a while. then a summer preview toward the middle part of the week. >> talk about a summer preview, buy sun block now. >> get the summer clothes out. >>> everyday americans like me and you, anyone watching, we're the ones that are going to build this. i firmly believe we'll be able to accomplish this. >> it has the green light. a new effort to remember those who gave all during the war on terror faces just one obstacle now. did you

inland valleys will also be on a steady rise this week. 72 on thursday. by saturday, 77. sunday coming in at 72. >> that's going to be a nice weekend. >> and warm. >> pretty much perfect. >> yeah. sounds good. thank you, jeff. >>> up next, fed up in san francisco's chinatown. business owners plea for more help after a string of thefts and robberies. >>> time to do more to fight back. that's the message from chinatown business owners in san francisco after yet another ugly weekend. at least a dozen robberies and attempted robberies this weekend alone. neighborhood advocates say those are just the ones that got reported. business owners are doing what they can, even shortening business hours, but nothing seems to be working. they are demanding more help in the city's leadership. >> it's our leaders not being able to work together to come together for some united common solution to help us. >> it is frustrating for everyone involved here. despite the challenges, community leaders do tell us they are not discouraged. at least one business jade tea house will be offering marti

hollywood is tapping into the silicon valley.ee big stories on three big streaming services, our abby fan streaming services, our abby fan fernandez has more. >> reporter: three new shows with ties to the tech capital of the world are out now featuring a stars-studded list of actors. the infamous "elizabeth holmes," super pumped focused on the beginnings of uber then there is "we crash," how one of the world's we work went bankrupt in months. people seemed to be hooked. what makes a downfall of a tech company or ceo so desirable to watch? nbc news tv reporter daniel arkin says because it is the real characters. >> the tech industry have become so vital and lucrative and people can make or lose billions of dollars staking these companies. these people are something like a rock star or a hollywood celebrity and the spiritual guru combined. >> reporter: other shows haves garnered many new fans, many say they distrust the tech world entirely after watching how it all works behind closed doors. could the portrayal of these start up fo

low to mid-30s for inland valleys and through the bay but there is a payoff. the low 70s for warmer inland spots in mid-to-upper 60s in the bay. the seven-day forecast shows it hanging around and playing out with a subtle cool down for the middle part of the week and the next two days, low 70s for the inland valleys. slightly cooler wednesday and thursday and breezy and then we warm up into next weekend. that is the microclimate and back to you. >>> i saw a story on 60 minutes that we have to share. a story about a skier taking on legendary and difficult ski slopes. >> the wild part is that he is legally blind. 15-year-old jacob smith skis off massive drops, jagged cliffs and actually cannot see them. he just became the only legally blind athlete to in big sky montana in a narrow 1400-foot chute. >> maybe not a good idea? >> i had to make it down somehow. >> i would find another way. he competes against dozens of other teenage daredevils, all of whom can see perfectly well. what a story in this incredible motivation for this monday. >> cool. >> very impressive

it's widespread in the north bay valleys today. definitely looks that way when you look at the scene from treasure island. you can bare he will see the tops of the buildings. as we switch our view and take a look at current numbers it's in the low to mid50's for most locations. that's actually pretty comfortable to start the day. the visibility readings will show us the north bay valleys have an issue. we are down to about a mile. maybe even less in places. about ten mile visibility for most of the rest of the bay. this will burn off by the time we get to noon today and it'll be a good-looking day with plenty of sun for inland locations by the afternoon. daytime highs today, climbing well in to the upper 6o's which is a little below average. we are getting toward the 1st of april. those days are coming. i will show you the seven day forecast with warmer numbers in a bit. for now let's get over to gianna. >>> we are off to a decent start. that's the advantage of having to wake up early and get out the door. are you not seeing too ma

we've had lightning strikes as well right around hayward in castro valley.into solano county, too. this line of convective activity is starting to weaken a little bit. and that's good news because we're going to see less likely that pea sized hail that we had been seeing as well as less likely to see the lightning, which is the biggest downside. when we talk about fire danger with these storms, lighter showers around oakland up to berkeley and richmond right now and then some light showers as well. up in marine and sonoma counties, heavier rainfall into mendocino and lake counties zooming out across the region. most of the storms are moving to the north and east. so all that energy is about to be headed well up into the north bay, just skirting parts of the east bay in the peninsula. most of the inland east bay, as well as the south bay dodging most rainfall potential today. speaking of where we do have some advisories this morning, a special weather statement right along that line of thunderstorms that stretches from mountain view on up the east bay out tow

i went to high school in spring valley. it was over the hill from chinatown. it was kind of fun to experience being in a minority, which most white people don't get to experience that often. everything was just really within walking distance, so it make it really fun. when i was a teenager, we didn't have a lot of money. we could go to sam wong's and get super -- soup for $1. my parents came here and were drawn to the beatnik culture. they wanted to meet all of the writers who were so famous at the time, but my mother had some serious mental illness issues, and i don't think my father were really aware of that, and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up, and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end up hospitalized. when i was about six i guess, my mother took me to japan, and that was a very interesting trip where we went over with a boyfriend of hers, and he was working there. i remember the open sewers and gigantic frogs that lived in the sewers an

north valleys are but inland valleys in the east bay.ok over the hill you see patchiness, stratus clouds starting to fill the bay in other. we'll probably see clouds increase in the heart of the bay for the next hours. i don't anticipate it to be fog. you see downtown oakland fine. however north bay valleys, we'll talk about fog on the road. i will see you with more on that in a bit. >> thank you. >>> time for a look at entertainment headlines. dolly parton's name will remain on the ballot for induction to the rock-n-roll hall of fame despite her request to bow out. she says she didn't think she had the right to be indoctrinated. they said it is thoughtful and it will be left up to voters. voting is now underway. >>> after more than three decades an unreleased prince album will soon see the light of day. it was recorded in 1986. it was shelved. some bootlegs did make it to auction over the years but there are eight on camille. this will be the first time they've been part of an official album. really excited about that. >> prince fans re

he lives in castro valley.aulina and her son five and half days to escape their country. this was the scene paulina encountered at the border of maldova, a long line of refugees stretching 10 miles. >> people dying every day, civilian people dying, soldiers dying just protecting their country. very difficult times. cornell: minutes earlier, this reunion was happening. this girl greeting her mom who arrives in san francisco with only a small suitcase to her name. >> no friends, no family. cornell: she says she has been taking cover for days in her own wns stye, turned bomb shelter. en was coming here, i saw women with little kids who did not know how to save their kids. cornell: she says the train station she left in ukraine was bombed minutes before she left. her message to russian president putin -- >> i want to say that putin is a crazy maniac. cornell: a former member of ukrainian parliament is fighting for his country. for now, she is safe. >> the most difficult in our situation was to convince her to leave

ktvu james torres live in castro valley.s planned for this morning. garcia one of 15 all throughout northern california, this happening and starting just about an hour ago. you see a group of nurses a couple dozen all dress in these red hoodies standing in front of the eden medical center. this is part of that cetera health group. all standing under the reign with signs here, hoping to get a message spread. this is just in castro valley as members of the california nurses association and the nation nurses united they are now accusing the health system of not taking the health and well being of nurses seriously, especially during the pandemic. the union says sutter and the nurses group have been negotiating contracts for about a year with little advancement. the nurse is now demanding better staffing. same hospital keeps hiring temporary traveling nurses who eventually move onto their next assignment, forcing full time nurses to work massive amounts of overtime. they also say there isn't enough security when handling overly a

a frost advisory in effect for the north bay valley and santa clara valley. the east bay valley is not included. your temperatures will be similar, dropping to the low to mid 30s. we will take a look at how much we warm up for friday, coming up in the full forecast. >>> let's get back to that breaking news. caltrain officials are updating us on that crash. let's listen in. >> either that or refuse treatment. the fires are out on the train tracks and we are currently in a holding pattern while an investigation is done by law enforcement agencies. if there are any questions you might have. i believe that is correct, the burn victim was the driver of the truck that was across the tracks. >> reporter: what were the other two vehicles? >> there is potentially one other vehicle involved in the accident. it is potentially underneath the train, between the train and this other vehicle. but everybody has been accounted for. there is no missing individual. everyone has been accounted for as far as we understand from caltrain, the contractors, and public safety agencies

that's the north bay valley.will have temperatures in the mid-80s's next week will be sunny and quite warm. more on that as we get closer. >>> the country is busy if are you going out of mar in. we are following a traffic alert where lanes shut down. two left lanes are closed. this is due to a deadly crash where a vehicle may have hit a person on the roadway. the investigation is unitway. i did get the update from chp. they have opened up the two right lanes and as far as the impact to traffic goes if you are headed out the door, getting ready to go to work. we are not seeing a big back up just yet. it's early for this portion of the morning commute. as we get into that 6:00 hour that could change depending on how long the closures or the closure will be in place. this is southbound 101 as you work near the south pedro road exit. this is near the san rafael area. travel time just about 21 minutes 37 to the golden gate bridge. if are you headed to the golden gate bridge here is a live look here. you can see traffi

it is colder in the north bay valleys.rost advisory today but on the flipside, the afternoon is going to be warmer than yesterday. that was for dried out to so with drier air and lower humidity as we go into bigger swings and the temperatures, look at the 33 in santa rosa. it is cold but at least you are not at the freezing territory. the frost advisories show up here in the north bay valleys and down here for san jose and down towards gilroy. as you work your way down 101. the daytime highs today in the low 70s. look at the bay. upper 60s just to pick out your part of the bay specifically. mountain view will settle at 69. there is a small chance of rain late saturday night. it is not a big deal. we will look at that in more detail and give you the overview on the weekend as a whole in the forecast. for now, let's get over to gianna and check in on the drive. >>> let's look at the traffic if you're heading along 880. we are dealing with quite a few brake lights there as there is a crash blocking the number two lane on the

inland valleys in north bay will go to the mid 80s. let's see how the drive is doing. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. we will start with a look at conditions from mobile 5, photo journalist brian kiley getting on the freeway. this is west bound 580 as you work into the livermore valley. this is our super commuter route for folks out of tracy onto 580 making the ride to the dublin interchange. some head the rest of the way towards 880, 238, castro valley y area. it looks like things are moving okay, not bad towards 580, 680 dublin interchange. east of there we are starting to see the brake lights out of tracy onto 580. speeds are 33 miles an hour and it stays that way at least to north flynn. travel time is 34 minutes. we are starting to see that yellow which means things are sluggish. still looking good on the east shore, if you are taking 80 west bound highway 4 to the maze. a live look at bay area bridges, golden gate bridge, that marin commute is off to a great start. anto o vilden , at's mite coe.eade ere.e bay azmetering li

i haven't seen any delays into the tri-valley. southbound 680 to vargas road about ten minutes and hopefully we won't get too busy heading into the 5:00 a.m. hour but i'll keep a close eye and definitely will keep you up to day. i'll have another report coming up in a few minutes. >> a follow-up to a triple shooting in fair feil. the second victim has now died. the shooting happened early sunday on east tabor avenue. a third victim was critically injured. a suspect knew the victim and this week turned himself in. >> 4:50 right now, developing news, federal prosecutors say a bay-area olympian and her father have been targets of a chinese spying and intimidation campaign. in a criminal complaint released yesterday, officials say arthur and elisa lu were targeted after being labeled enemies of china, and as "today in the bay" sharon katsuda explains, it began when he became a part of a protest. >> becoming part of team usa for olympic skating for team usa. i think that's one of the reasons that they are paying attention to her. >> re

especially in the tri valley. it's 67 degrees in livermore right now.that is not a fluke or mistake. there are several other locations out there for those inland valley that are also just about as warm as that. look at fairfield. look at santa rosa where we have now just dipped down to 59. it has been in the low 60's. here is the better way to pick out this. look at the difference between today at this time and yesterday at this time. we are 26 degrees warm america livermore. we are about 20 degrees warmer in santa rose a. it's really -- we are ail a little warmer than yesterday. it's really the inland valleys off the charts and just a quick explanation. we have a weak off shore wind. those winds come over the hills. they go down slope in to the inland valleys and when you get a down slope breeze that can really warm up the temperatures so you can see the wind coming autopsy the hill for livermorew. redoing the nta ro even if it's not like strangely weirdly warm where you are it's still going to below to mid50's. it'll feel great to start the day. it's

a valley fill. robert: waste from valley fills often contain toxic elements like cadmium, chromium, lead, anarsenic. and after a valley fill adjacent to maria's home contributed to a series of devastating floods, it was clear that she had to take action. so in 2007, when a mining company defied a repeal of permits and started two more valley fills in maria's community, she testified against them at huntington's federal court. dianne: as a result, those valley fills were not allowed to move forward as the company had planned. robert: her efforts paid off in a decisive victory. the presiding judge ruled in her favor, stating that... dianne: it's a very good victory, but it ushered in at least three months of absolute hell for maria. maria was facing threats, harassment. it was necessary to have 24-hour a day security guards. don: i stand in awe of people like maria gunnoe. she has risked a lot. i know she's sacrific a very great deal. and i have to applaud her a west virginian of renown. robert: maria

the south bay valleys in the same boat. inland and east bay valleys, you will not have it.in the low 70s for most areas. in the inland valleys, we will be in the low 70s. in the heart of the bay, temperatures in the keys. blue sky all day today. very little wind. the wind is not a factor. saturday we will get cooler and maybe breeze. neither of those are significant. the reason those go back the other way is the storms are coming into the north and just missing us. there will be a small chance late tomorrow night for a possibility of a stray shower. watcher happens on the future cast. saturday has a blue sky and saturday night, the showers arrive. we might have a stray sprinkle move across the bay area. saturday and sunday, but these will be pretty nice. blue sky and in the overnight hours, we will have a chance for a drop of rain. temperatures may go up or down a little bit, but there is no major impacts here. no other big wind makers and no major wind makers. let's see how the drive is going. >>> let's take a look at your friday morning commute. a couple things to look ou

and then our north bay valleys, too.tures falling below freezing for a couple of rural spots and then up into the very northern reaches of the bay mendocino and lake counties. another freeze warning in effect through 09:00am aside from the cold feel today is going to bring a lot of sunshine and a really mild afternoon day time highs climbing into the upper 60's to low 70's here in a few hours all right, john, so got some tips. if you are preparing for daylight savings time. >> he went to gradually adjust your schedule, sleep well before hand. consider some relaxation techniques. these all sound good, all things and try to do also eat a healthy diet that will help you prepare for this. this shift in sleep. we're going to get traveling into the city right now about 10 minutes heading from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge headed across towards the peninsula. about 13 for your drive there. let's look at the richmond center fell bridge as you're traveling out of richmond. still look at that 9 minutes for

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in silicon valley. kpix5. >>> way mo plans to offer rides without a driver behind the wheel in san francisco. the company is trying to catch up with its rival crews who share the same announcement last month. driverless rides will only be offered to waymo staff to start. lots of cool stuff happening. >>> happening today san jose will cut the ribbon on a new fire station. the state-of-the-art facility replaces the existing one that has served the airport for nearly 60 year. it'll provide air craft rescue and firefighting services for the surrounding area. >>> taking a live look at the big board now. the dow is down in the red about 180 points this afternoon. a live look now at san francisco city hall where the mayor is back from a trip to europe. the visit focused on luring more international travel to san francisco. she visited paris, london, along with staffers. the goal to make sfo a hub for european markets and bolster some of the convention business we lost during the pandemic. >> having more direct

also people on the burn areas of the san gabriel valley worried about possible debris flows. people were busy over the weekend installing sandbags along the burns car. the canyon is closed indefinitely as a precaution. we have seen that issue especially after the caldor fire on highway 50 with these rockslides coming down. >> there is always a fine line between hey, it's raining, fantastic and we got to watch out on various burn scars around the area for years afterwards we still watch the ones from the 2020 fires, we did not have enough rain to cause significant issues, just some very welcome rainfall. let's take a look at the amounts we have picked up over the last 24 hours since the first rain moved into the big winner, no surprise, the usual spot that picks up the most rain in the santa cruz mountains, been lohmann over two inches of rain. three quarters of an inch of rain for santa rosa. most of us checked in around one quarter inch, but most of us are still seeing some shower activity out there, we may add a little rain to some of these locations. about a quarter inch o

the judge found alexa in the valley guilty of fraud and contempt of court. the sentence 9 years jail in a maximum security prison. when the valley spoke, the video feed from the court room to journalists was cut. so his supporters posted his comments online. you can't put every one in prison. even if you ask for a 113 years, you won't scare me your others like me. every person must act in their own way as they can, considering the circumstances, but act as the valleys lawyers spoke outside the prison police with loud hale as tried to drown them out. you see a synopsis. of course, we will appeal the verdict that we were not able to use a recording device. i have digital copies of the case papers. so this was incorrect procedure on top of the fact that it was taking place in the prison, which is very rare. it's just over a year since alexis of only returned to russia from germany, he'd been given medical treatment after a poison attack with a nerve agent during a visit to siberia. within minutes of his plane landing the valley was arrested while he's not been

let's check on the second hot spot we've been following up in lucas valley.und one. 0, one at miller creek road, 2 lanes there are currently blocked. so we are seeing delays along one. 0, one traveling into the city right now, 13 minute drive maze that fremont street exit still fairly slick out there across a lot of our bridges like the san mateo bridge, a 13 minute drive for 80 to one on one up in the we're tracking this accident along 80 westbound east of springs road. thankfully, they just cleared that off of the highway. so you're still seeing residual delays, no issues along. 29, if you want to take that down in mountain 5 northbound connector ramp to one o one. he got an accident. so we're seeing some issues. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. at 6.33, and a woman who claimed to have been kidnapped and was missing for 3 weeks. as now then arrested. she's accused of faking that kidnap yarosh sherri papini. >> was missing. went missing in 2016 now charged with lying to federal agents about the whole thing proper. sarah stinson has been following the

the other is the exit on to green valley road. going to the closed until monday morning while crews work on a highway interchange project. >>> a homeless assistance group has big plans for the south bay. today, the sacred heart announced it is expanding its homeless prevention program by moving into a second building in san jose. this is downtown on first street. organizers say with this new building, they would launch new programs and reach out to more people who could use their help. >> and then, in this site itself we have some really nice community spaces. so we can work with our partners, work with our volunteers and community leaders. >> the building is in san jose but the group provides across santa clara county. organizers say they serve more than 50,000 people per year. >>> hundreds if not thousands marched in sacramento today to continue the legacy of the farm workers' movement. the march stretched several blocks with many people you see right there carrying signs or performing. annual caesar chavez march. organizers say

the valley has become an almond to producing machine. as in australia, the financial i zation of water is transforming landscapes and encouraging mono culture. i can remember as i grew up in the valley in a driving up and down and all over the place that you had. i'm much smaller plots of land and farms and a lot more alfalfa and cotton, especially cotton. and now you have, you know, just as far as the i can see in some areas, almon trees, as the price of water increases and it becomes more valuable than the land and more valuable than the production of the land. well, you have a commodity. it's valuable somewhere. if you can't use it on the land, what else might you be able to do with it? farm it to sell. so he knew where water is a new crop. yes, hunter is. what ours is probably the most valuable crop in the central alley right now. it's more valuable than oil. ah, ah. so what is blue gold? what to replace black go don't a bit of it is what's known as a water garn, a reference to the 1000000000 as of yesterday. who controlled deal and

even some low 70's for warmest inland valleys. but in the coming days, we're already going to get a taste of summer. so >> we could see possible record-breaking heat in the extended forecast live look outside city hall out in the distance. crystal clear skies. but not really going to cool down that much because of that lack a blanket of cloud cover. in fact, tonight, we're actually going to be warmer than last night because of today's above average, daytime high, specifically for our inland valleys, about 5 degrees above average. but right now still tracking temperatures in the low to mid and even upper 50's conquered 58 degrees. nearly 10 degrees warmer than half moon bay currently at 49 degrees. as you step outside for your sunday night with the win tracker for tracking calmer winds speeds along downtown san francisco. still a little bit breezy with gusts around 20 miles per hour or less. but tomorrow we are going to see that increase in those warm, dry offshore breezes, especially far north bay and east bay valleys could see gu

and that includes parts of northern california and the central valley. we're joined right now by our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. for a look at the monitor right now and our chance of rain. >> yeah, this weekend. yeah. that's what we need a little more rain. i mean anymore now would help. of course, this time of year starts to get the less potent these storms do. but we're hoping to get some coming our way. this is how we're sitting as of october. first of the past year. so we were an exceptional to extreme conditions all around, not only the bay area, but the state things improved. this was a better water year so far for the bay area compared to last, too. in fact, we've all seen twice as much rain in the san francisco, but it stopped raining after the week in january. and now here we sit. we've got extreme drought conditions begin to creep back in the parts of the north bay and the rest. the bay area still sitting under severe drought conditions. so we'd love to get that rain going. but here's where we water wise for the year so far, actually,

we get into the valleys, oakland is even reporting 39. if you look at seven cisco, it is 46 in san jose is 42. the frost advisory until 9:00 this afternoon. the south bay there, looking as that is a and santa clara. on the flipside, the afternoon is going to be warmer than yesterday was. we are back into the low 70s. upper 60s for most of the bay and to pick up your location, concord, 72. redwood city will go to 71 and will hit 69 today. a small chance of rain. very small for late saturday. >>> good morning and happy friday. let's take a look at the roadways. 101, 880, checking and problem free. we will keep a close eye on 101 in case people want to do that and said because there are still some closures after the caltrain collision yesterday. we are not seeing any major issues. there is a crash westbound 580. just as you head out of the altamont pass, we are getting the blocking liens. so far, we not see any major delays or issues. the san mateo bridge off to a good start between 880 and 101. only 12 minutes. back to. >>> federal investig

we'll be in the mid 60s for the valleys of the east bay. in the heart of the bay, more mid to upper 50s. you see mid 60s through marin, sonoma, mendocino, like, we are all pretty much doing the same thing. saturday is more interesting. that's where the rain is. if we switch to the futurecast, that next system is the one that's going to be able to hold together to bring light rain saturday. a closer look, it doesn't start until saturday early morning. showers come in and here is 4:00 a.m. it's already raining in the north bay. here is 6:00 a.m. there is 8:00 a.m. that's like the main window. it will be mainly morning rain. as we advance forward, we have left over showers until the 2:00 or 3:00 time frame. by the time we've gotten to the afternoon saturday, most of the rain should be done. if we look at the rainfall totals, we pick up about a tenth of an inch of rain. that's headline number one. sunday will look nicer because we'll clear the clouds and warm back um. daytime highs by sunday start to climb again. what we want to look at is next

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we're live in mill valley.for "today in the bay." >> also today, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration gives its spring drought out look. noaa assesses temperature and rain forecast along with flood risks across the country. the presentation will happen a little bit later on this morning. >> it's 6:57 right now on your friday morning. kari has a look at our forecast for the st. patrick's day. >> yes. we're starting out with clouds and it's going to gradually clear up today. our temperatures are in the upper 60s and it's going to be a comfortable afternoon. tomorrow much more sunshine and then widespread rain throughout the day on saturday with highs only reaching into the upper 50s. kind of just cool and rainy day and then it clears out on sunday as spring officially begins, and then take a look at the temperature trend going into next week. we're going to be talking a lot about that. highs into the mid-80s for the first time this year. very warm temperatures headed our way. >> look at that. >> ye

silicon valley startup culture once again in the spotlight as the second theranos trial continues. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. not a bad day, a little on the cool side. right now 60, plenty of 50s tonight. i'll talk more about the big-time heat coming our way and how much rainfall we're down across the bay area. talking about that in about ten minutes. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat

yes, the valley transportation authority doesn't just deal with busses and light rail.'re also santa clara county's congestion management agency, and they're trying to get a comprehensive picture of all the problem areas. we want them to tell us exactly what do they think they need in order for us to improve safety in their communities. that could be traffic lights, lower speed limits or bike lanes. among other things. they want people to access the website for their local road safety plan report their area of concern and market on the interactive map. all the information will be compiled and shared with local cities. this is a great thing that sita's doing for us sunnyvale says the data will be helpful, especially when it comes to applying for state and federal funding that will help us score a lot better in comparison to people that haven't done this outreach. and then that will get us more money . santa clara county recorded about 170 traffic fatalities last year. there's been 48 so far in 2022. veta hopes their plan leads to funding and to change with this money. wh

maybe some 70's far inland valleys. slight chance of showers saturday night into sunday, a better chance of rain come late monday and into tuesday. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it's only been a little more than 24 hours since the mlb lockout finally ended. but the giants wasted no time in getting in on the free agency. action only had 99 days to think about who they might sign. and the first name added to the roster. it's kind of a doozy. left-handed pitcher carlos rodon widely considered one of the best free agent starting pitchers available. san francisco reportedly signed him to a 2 year. 44 million dollars contract is healthy. he'll be a great complement to logan webb in the rotation. but that's a big if road on has been plagued by elbow and shoulder injuries. however, he's coming off the best season of his career with the white sox finishing with a 13 5 win loss to 3.70. alright and his first all-star. not going take a first look at him in black and orange pretty soon. this spring training schedules were out. some

at stone valley road at this would be north. dont 6 80 stone valley road. even on fire for a bit, but someone put it out with a fire extinguisher. southdown 6 80 in the area slow from concord walnut creek highway for is slow as you drive a pittsburgh toward a 0.82. let's get back to the headlines . all right, thanks, sal and we are following the developing story and san francisco where teachers are occupying the third floor of school district headquarters. let's go to ktvu semantic quintana, who is live in san francisco, where the teachers say they are not getting paid. amanda yes. well claudine, this is all about a payroll error. the district changed payroll systems back in january, and some teachers have not been getting paid. since then, some have been getting paid less than they are owed, the superintendent says. there are about 1000 cases of teachers not getting enough pay or no payment at all. most of those have already been addressed with nearly 60 still outstanding, and the superintendent says the goal is to have all cases resolved by friday. the di

the valley is extended in a trial described as a sham and a call for action as somalia faces it's worst drought in 40 years. almost half the population is at risk of starvation. welcome to the program. ukraine's government is appealing to russia to allow emergency supplies into barrier poll, and let people leave the city's mer says it's under a full blockade and constant bombardment, that relentless assault is being mirrored in other cities across the country. same bas ravi begins our coverage from the western city of lavish mario bull is being bombed into the past, ukrainian se economic infrastructure factories warehouses are non military targets . survivors now suffering war will inevitably suffer in the future. their livelihoods destroyed, ah, on the ground rushes chechen soldiers hardened fighters continue to push on residential areas and suburbs, waiting to meet them may be ukrainian volunteers like these math actors, singers, artists, all defending their home suited to the board so far old people of volunteers, ottam who basically never had a gun in the hands, never served in the

in the tri-valley, 62. for the santa clara valley and san jose, 63. a warming trend is high pressure builds in with plenty of sunshine and temperatures warmer today. we will continue with temperatures on the rise through next week as well. mid-50s along the coast and pacific it. redwood city and mountain view, 62. as we look to hayward and the east bay, 62. and the north bay, 62 for you. fairfield, 63. plenty of sunshine for today. as we look to tomorrow morning a likely even colder start to the day and patchy frost for tomorrow morning. tomorrow in the afternoon, temperatures will be warmer still. as we look ahead to next week, we are tracking gusty offshore winds . the strong northerly winds are something we will be watching. we have rising temperatures with plenty of sunshine as we head through the next several days. temperatures will be above average as we look to next week. we are looking at that warm up in store for us. as we look to possibly next sunday into the following week, there is a slight chance to see a few showers. it is time now for b

some wild video here in the central valley. a group of armed robbers were in for a surprise when they tried to rob a smoke shop in fresno. >> security video shows the moment the thieves got trapped in their own crime scene when the shop owner locked the front door. one of the robbers fired 30 rounds of ammunition at the door, apparently desperate to try to get out when that didn't work. he held the shop owner at gunpoint and demanded the keys and finally was able to get away. police arrested one robber and the getaway driver. but that man who fired the shots is still on the run. tonight. >> time for a look at the 4 zone forecast as we look live at the bay bridge toll plaza where some fog in the air. there is a lot of fog. lot of fog out there. yeah, right now it looks like it's beginning to move in is going to push in the bay in the valleys overnight. tonight we're getting ready for friday and the weekend. well, it looks like that fog going to be a factor may be rain a little bit of a factor in the latter part of the weekend. t

we're live in mill valley.son for "today in the bay." >> tough for so many people, though. thank you. >>> 6:58 right now. want to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect today. >> the rain is gone, we have sunshine in the forecast and we're going to keep the nice comfortable weather. highs in the upper 60s and upper 70s heading into the weekend. san francisco up to 60 today. you can see mid-60s for the weekend. as we head out the door, a look at the morning commute, it's been smooth, but we've seen backups on 680 going southbound along walnut creek, we're still seeing a long commute from concord to walnut creek right now and for the east bay we have several accidents that have happened on i-880 near whipple road in union city. you can see the backup there. as far as the bridge drive times, looking good for 580, the richmond bridge, about 15 minutes. also 15 minutes for the bay bridge and 15 minutes for the san mateo bridge. so at least once you get on the bridge

so we are going to be a few degrees above average from coastal valleys.ing a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. rain returns monday night mainly through tuesday morning. and that's when we're going to see about a 10th of an inch of rain for most of our bay area cities. but for those of you in the north bay, the valleys there could get upwards of about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less drying out wednesday for what friday through this upcoming workweek with thursday. saint patrick's and a lot of you are excited because we haven't been able to celebrate it because of covid for the last 2 years. you're in luck. temperatures going to be beautiful. a few degrees above average inland and even along the coast will happen and be safe there. by next to that saturday, though, we are going to see more showers returning even continuing through sunday morning. back to you. jonathan. just seen. >> thanks for a reason to want us to. or joseph is known in her community as miss d and she's been a community activists her entire adult life. she grew up in richmond and he

and through the inland valleys, here we go. heating it up. 86 on next wednesday's forecast. certainly extreme weather lately. i think at least over the next couple days and this weekend, it's going to be pretty nice. >> might as well take it. no rain in sight. >> i'm with you on that. >>> coming up, a new service on the napa wine train. what you can get soon that's alcohol free. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old cause major water damage, flooding, and mold. [mike] ivan, i've seen a lot of this. homeowners often don't realize what's behind the walls. agm are the only bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. visit agmrenovations.com today, and renovate before it's too late! and remember - we do kitchens too! ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ >>> walking in the footsteps of civil rights icon cesar chavez. students got a moving lesson today. they have been learning about chavez's work and to help farm workers. today they marched along the

some low 60s into san jose and the tri-valley.mes today, and then i do think we're going to trend a little bit warmer as we get into monday and tuesday. here's a look at your seven-day forecast will tuesday will likely be the warmest day of the week. the morning temperatures should rebound back into the upper 30s. then i think the main item to watch will be winds. a little breezy in the north bay hills and gusty around the bay area wednesday into thursday. back to you. >> people still have to be careful on the roads, but i can't wait for the warm-up, especially on tuesday. >> 70s on the way. >> thank you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have news tonight for you at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. have a great and safe morning. yeah. gong gives us visibility and sales insights. it analyzes team performance, customer interaction, and market changes. (yelling) so everyone can unlock reality to reach their full potential! anyway, gong's been a real hit. - [announcer] the more we learn about cov

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and including santa clara valleys, as well as the city of san jose.so just how chilly is it going to get? >> here's a look. we're tracking low to even mid 30's for most of our north bay east bay. and yes, even south bay valley. so pretty widespread with san jose cooling down to 37 degrees. concord in livermore, also in the mid 30's. but check out santa rosa below freezing. barely in the low 30's at 30 degrees. a little bit milder around the bay area shoreline, not by much. the low to mid 40's, the downtown san francisco, the warmest city overnight at 44 degrees. and let's take a live look outside at coit tower. we're tracking much more calm and even clear conditions out there. so our wind advisories had been allowed to expire. it is a very clear night out there. but when tracker for still tracking some northerly winds for those of you in the north bay and east bay valleys, seeing the return of that cool sea breeze in downtown san francisco, 20 miles per hour. sustained wind speeds. so we're seeing quite a mixed bag out there. half moon bay, 56 degrees