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

around the north bay valley wanted to the santa clara valley, they have to deal with a little bit of patchy fog in the morning. atlanta, florida, and texas may see some flight delays in the southeast u.s. closer to home, patchy fog is the main concern. rain chances back in the 7 day forecast. we will let you know how much we are expecting and if we will see follow-up storms closer to new year's eve. a closer look coming up. >> thank you rob. >>> whether you are staying at home or traveling, the nbc bay area news app is very helpful you can get personalized forecast for wherever you are. >>> police are looking for a gunman in the north bay that robbed two shoppers while they were parked in their car. it happened at the petaluma village premium outlets last night. police say a man with a handgun jumped into their backseat and held them at gunpoint before ordering them to give things over. the suspect is described as a man in his 30s. this crime comes as shopping malls are packed with shoppers. this is what it looks like inside the valley fair mall. the national retail federation says t

seasonal valleys, not permanent ones. these valleys were closed by the israel regime in the year 2000, so as to create huge catchment areas. there are about seven catchment areas for collecting surface water. they are used by the israeli regime to irrigate the areas it occupies. therefore, nothing has reached from these surface waters to the gaza streep since the year 2000. تقريبا كما نعلم منذ ال70. as we know since the 1970s, that is about 40 to 45 years ago, the israeli regime has drilled many wells alongside the ground water streams that flow into the gaza strip. this is for sure if we go to areas in dear aubala, eastern gaza and areas in the north, we will see that there are many water wells that absorb the underground water coming into the gaza strip and return them again inside the occupied territories. on the border so as to loot the ground water reservoir located in the baitlah and redirected via the green line into the occupied territories. you can guess that the remaining clean water is only in 20% ofia, whereas

but our north bay valleys and our east bay valleys have been dropping earlier into the 30s.petaluma right now at freezing petaluma and santa rosa 34 in napa. so another hour or so you'll still be in the 30s, but climbing out of there slowly while we're in the upper 30s in concord. livermore is at 44 degrees and our forecast highlights. then the freezing temperatures in the valleys for another hour or so. and then we have another freeze warning tonight for the same spots and then for your sunday, not quite as sunny. a few more high clouds as a weather system gets a little bit closer to northern california. we're staying dry, though, for the weekend and beyond. in fact, temperatures will get even milder into the 60s and mid 60s for many of us around the bay. this is your saturday where we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions. and then as we transfer into your sunday, there's that system that's bringing in the high and mid level clouds but it washes out and then into monday, we're looking at partly cloudy conditions. and this is when we begin our a bit of a wa

blocking alexander valley road knocking over two utility poles. in the area you know electricity was knocked out for hours. just got some new numbers and and hundreds of customers arestill without power down in the bay area. the company says workers out trying to get the lights back on for those of you who are affected. and getting electricity back up and running a big job all over the bay you know at one point 18,000 of you lost power in san jose. that includes this youth center and look it went dark. lights out and in fact, to get kids out of the building they had to use flashlights. so we're turning to jess. jess, it's all your fault. good morning my friend. >>> you know last night i was actually flying in this for the national guard and it was so hectic. a wild storm out there that's been pushing throughout northern california and let's dive into how it's been impacting us here in the bay area since midnight. throughout the rest of this morning, i'll continue to update these numbers as we head into this early morning hours. but so far, we've s

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

we will show you the santa clara valley.rd, walnut creek, we have been seeing light showers turn to heavy showers as single cell storms continue to bunch up and move east. in fremont and hayward we are experiencing some of the heavier rain we have seen so far. milpitas with a lighter set up into san jose. national weather service added this. this is lasting until 8:45. a flood advisory has been issued near mill valley stretching into san francisco. take it slow this morning as you are heading out there on the roads. we'll continue to see the numbers add up throughout the next hours. here are our updated numbers. a half inch near santa rosa since midnight. less impressive to the south, but that will look different. watch futurecast into the next couple hours. into the 10:00 hour we will catch a little bit of a break. mind you, it still be windy despite the fact that we are seeing breaks between the storm cells. into the 5:00 hour tonight, this is day one of three days of rain around the corner. today, tomorrow, and into our w

but where the advisory is our north bay valley locations napa, sonoma valley. and if we check in on the visibility map, you can see quarter mile visibility, even less reported. santa rosa, novato fairfield reporting half mile, quarter mile, petaluma and napa and oakland still remaining with a quarter mile visibility there at the airport. i'll have a better look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up in just a little bit. 701 let's see what sal is seeing out there on the highways this morning rosemary. >> i see just like you do, a little bit of fog out there and the you know, it might be a little easier now that the sun is coming up. we'll get better visibility because dark and foggy probably the most dangerous time to drive right now. it's a little bit lighter at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the typical backup. i think a lot of people tune in to see, well, what kind of a day are we facing? we're facing kind of a normal commute day as people. oh i tried to show you 880 and that eventually it just got all fogged in. so

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

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

dog become victims in a road rage incident after an argument leads to shots being fired in castro valley as kron four's philippe djegal tells us the victims quick thinking may have saved his life. >> investigators with the alameda county sheriff's office are looking for the door white or light colored sedan and driver behind the wheel connected to a room read shooting th-t targeted the 70 year-old and his elderly dog monday afternoon. some type of road rage incident. >> right foot, he'll and castro valley boulevard and continued eastbound on castro valley boulevard until they turned on redwood road to be tenant dest says the incident in castro valley started when the suspect in the sudan >> became enraged at the inability to pass the victim in the 2 headed in the same direction for about a mile and a half. >> when the 2 reached redwood road. my guest says the suspect fired 2 shots hitting the truck, but not the victim or his dog. fortunately that. >> victim was smart enough to recognize that there was a chp office right in that vicinity. and while you know it actually, kurt right before

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

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

valleys are other water sources that provide the people of the gaza strip with. water, one of them in baithan valley in the north of the gaza strip, which has been in the hands of israeli occupied forces for years. the same goes for the gaza valley, one of the largest pools in palestine, providing gaza with about 25 million cubic meters of water. this valley is also under the control of the israeli regime. over a long distance, it has several tributaries, but the drillings to extract more water have negatively impacted the amount of water carried up to the gaza street. that amount depends on the rainfall and varies from year to year, but generally speaking, it used to be good and useful for the soft surface reservoir, but now the reality is that the sewage from all over the gaza middle zone poures into the gaza valley, which is detrimental effects on both human and the environment, the valleys of baihan and gaza are seasonal vallies, not permanent ones. these valleys were closed by the israel regime in the year 2000, so as to create huge catchment areas. there are about seven catchmen

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

north of the golden gate bridge and into the sacramento valley. and well into the central valley. novato boy been playing tag with the fog all morning. visibility is null at this hour. quarter of a mile visibility in napa, a half a mile visibility in fairfield. as you make tracks towards again the sacramento valley, you can see right there highway 99. it is totally socked in at this hour. temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s. yes, it is a bit cooler than 24 hours ago and later today, very similar temperatures, except you will see more of the abundance of sunshine. not that filtered sunshine like yesterday, but mostly sunny skies. we'll talk more about your friday forecast and also the weekend outlook. but right now let's go ahead and head the baton over to la sal castaneda in the house. i know you're there. >> i am right here. >> let me hanging. >> yes. i'm not leaving you hanging. i'm right here. and you know what, roberta? we do have a little bit of fog that you were talking about here. if you look at the bay bridge, you'll be able to see it here. it's not quite low, but d

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

there's the tri-valley, santa clara valley, the entire bay and north bay valleys as well. this is what it looks like when we develop radiation fog. it's not like the normal stuff we get in the summer that's relatively high. this develops in the bay near the ground, and can usually be a bigger issue for fog. so tuesday morning, early heads up on that. we had quite a fog issue last week. now the rain. we look at the storm track, and you can see the systems for now want nothing to do with us. then the next line develops. another cut off low develops right back there. see it? sits there and spins for a few days. this is what the season has been like for us so far. they're difficult to forecast because they're not being pushed along by the storm track. they're cut off from the jet stream and just sit out there and wobble. so we have to look at it this in a slightly different way. this is one model's depiction of what it will look like. but the best way to forecast a low like this is use the ensembles that gives the consensus in different forecast runs. even though the singular

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

we are off to a clear start in the santa clara valley.m our black mountain cam over looking san jose, cupertino and everywhere in between. we are dealing with dry conditions. tomorrow we will start seeing fog roll back into the forecast in those early morning hours. for the past 12 hours, it's been mild. this weekend was gorgeous in the bay area. i want to show you the storm track into the next couple days. it's well to the north. climate prediction center is showing above normal conditions for rain in the pacific northwest and they're getting their fair share of showers this week alone. by the time the systems potentially make their way to our local areas, we are getting left over clouds. as we extend to long range models, wednesday past that, watch what happens as the jet steam allows for a cut off low to develop. that's going to move into our local areas sunday and monday next week. that's the next chance of showers that we are going to see. in the meantime, dry conditions until late this weekend and early next week. as we take it a st

this video was shared with us today by a resident of ivey street and hayes valley. a neighbor tells us she heard the car alarm going off this morning, called 911, then yelled at three thieves who ultimately raced away in a white sedan. residents say at least 10 cars were burglarized here in just a matter of minutes. now, some residents are worried a police crackdown for the city's tourist hotspots may be pushing burglars into surrounding neighborhoods. >>> we have seen it before when you do these different pushers. whether it is cleanup civic center or the homeless camps, into the market into the east valley. >> according to san francisco crime numbers, car burglaries are significantly down. between september 1st and november 26th, 3400 car break- ins were reported compared to more than 6700 last year in the same timeframe. maryland and bree did celebrate the numbers in the news conference today but admitted more work needs to be done. >>> can you believe it? the year is almost finished. the new year is approaching, and with it, a bunch of new laws in california. wh

what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people. primarilyte, so what will happen with us? we are here more than 50% of the population, now every year they demolish about 500 houses there. this plan says no palestinian state and no severeinity, no borders, water, no air, no underground, nothing for the palestinans in jordan valley we are 70,000 palestinians and in and the israeli settlers are..." only 8000, so we are we have to stay and our existence there will be the main factor to stop the uh century plan. it was clear from even before us president donald trump, alongside israeli premier benyamin netanyahu announced the details of the plan that the israeli regime sought to annex the jordan valley. northern dead sea and illegal settlements, throwing away all the progress of work done since 1988 between palestinians and israelis. looking on at the situation on the ground in palestine, it was clear that two state solution looked impossible, and that a one-state solution where palestinians could live with equal rights to israelis was a long way

valley today. daytime highs will be fine. more sunshine than anything and low 60s. once the patchy fog is gone it is a blue sky day and temperatures a few degrees cooler than yesterday. we should come in around 60 degrees . i have the rest of the forecast, coming up . we will talk about the next storm. we get rain on wednesday. >>> if you are traveling today you will be joining millions of americans on the roads and in the sky. cbs's cristian benavides reports and what you need to know. >> reporter: americans on the move, looking to get to their holiday destination, just in time. if you're flying by air, you are likely finding a smoother ride than last year. >> we were surprised that we was able to get through that quick . >> reporter: that is because while the number of passengers flying is 16% higher than a year ago, flight delays and cancellations are down. thank better weather, more staffing on airlines in remote workers who left home early. at san francisco international airport, these therapy

even some 70s down into the santa clara valley.s really just acting like a bit of a blanket this morning. heading into this afternoon, though, once we start to see more sunshine down near san jose, we will be warming up into the 70s. yes, that's a above average. by about nine degrees. so let me drop this map and show you the next seven days and continue to see warm weather? no. by tomorrow, we cool down pretty fast and low 60s in the forecast for us as we wrap up the week heading into the weekend. the lingering showers clear up by thursday and sunny skies by friday and cooler weather and definitely feel more winter-like this weekend with light winds and low 60s and partly cloudy skies. gianna? >>> all right, jessica, thank you. let's talk about the roadways because the name of the game is fog and there is a lot of it. look at this. the bay bridge, ouch, bumper-to-bumper traffic and all the foggy conditions for anyone heading into san francisco and if you are headed across over towards the east bay, it is pretty thick out there. her

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

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

more than a 3rd of an inch in mill valley. saint rose at 17, 100's catcher valley. yeah. 211100's of pacifica, san francisco, 1407 inch of rain oakland yet almost a 10th of an inch of rain. so some very nice rain around the bay area. but now those skies are going to start to clear out some cold air coming from the last. we're going to be settling in. we're talking about some very chilly temperatures overnight tonight you'll see here those clouds move on out and you start to see more of a northerly component as those air of those early show you we start to see that offshore wind developing. that means we're going to see some cold, dry air kind of settling in even moving offshore by tomorrow morning. it should be a dry commute. something you might want to watch out for. maybe a little black ice in some of the north bay valleys. we will talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. thanks, lawrence. now to a developing story in the south bay where police in sunnyvale. >> investigating the death of a 4 month-old. this is at a daycare. their heartbreaking. it hap

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

so our inland valleys are colder this morning and we're already freezing in our north bay valleys.l you about some 60s on the way coming up. >> we'd like to hear that 60s. thank you, lisa. well, also next, another loss for the dobbs abc seven sports director larry biel has how the warriors left steph curry out to dry against the thunder. that's coming up after the break but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. ( ♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪ ) my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as i

it's pushed through the sacramento valley and down towards the central valley. if plans include driving anywhere for the holiday weekend, just be careful with the changes in visibility. once we mix out of this morning fog, heading for cool sunshine in the 50s and 60s throughout the bay area. it will be a chilly start to the next couple mornings. christmas eve and christmas day and we need to watch out for rain gear in the forecast. we need it coming up in the seven-day forecast. that's coming up. >> cinthia, see you soon. thanks. >>> we begin with breaking news out of the east bay where two children are dead after a hit-and-run crash. it happened around 1:00 this morning in antioch at west 6th and g streets. police tell us the driver of that black suv ran a stop sign and t-boned the blue car sending it crashing into a fire hide hydrant. two boys, one 12 and one 14 died. the driver of the black suv ran away. police looked for the driver of that black suv they're also looking into who was driving the boys. >>> now to a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. an 80-

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the valley will struggle to warm up a little. otherwise seeing mostly those low 60s hanging on for san francisco. down into san jose. a few clouds pass us by but nothing in the way of ruining our weekend plans. i want to tell you about this going on this weekend. second to last night you can catch "let's glow" at 7:00, san francisco lighting up buildings, cool animations and bring the extra jackets stepping out the door, once we kick off that event around 5:00, mid-50s. then cooling down into the 40s. if you want to stick around the city. for tomorrow, under a frost advisory for the north bay. temperatures going up a little bit. why the freeze warning has been downgraded. do 32 in santa rosa. 34 napa and 36 in clearlake. 46 in san francisco. 41 for new hayward and 30s continue for the south county. as we go on and look at what we can expect for next week, we're going to stay mostly dry and those storms stay away from us. not that they need it, the pacific northwest continues to see atmospheric rivers and staying mostly dry and th

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