now it's getting valley water argues. the move is to keep the waterways clean and keep their staff safe from possible soltz. we want to give people the opportunity to correct the harmful behavior marked bilski with valley. wtter says the steep fines and possible charges won't happen right away. >> the police staffing and shelter space. they're just not. they're trying balance that with the fact that there's not enough housing in and she'll drop or 2 in the county right now and that it's going to take time to to get to the resolution that that people are expecting advocates like cart, right? they say they just don't buy it and that they're prepared for more persecution. >> of unhoused people in the south bay. >> the valley water board knows better than to do this. and if deaths go up on this, then it's on their heads. now, this ordinance will be in full effect starting the day after christmas on december. 26, we reached out to mayor matt mahan's office and he sent us a statement saying that he is in full support of this or

but, you know, really making the valley work. and they have a role in that. and if you if you if you as a as a person living there, do this, the valley will feed you. i mean, that's that's the kind of relationship because you take care of it and it will feed you. just moving on to the yosemite genocide, do you think john muir is writing and advocacy played a role and attitudes or policies related to the displacement of indigenous? oh, they certainly did. yeah. i mean i think it's, it's this overall definition which is implicit in his work that you have a wild place you want to save, make sure the tribes have moved out. i mean, that's kind the bottom line. he doesn't say quite that explicitly, but what he he basically always acts like they they seem to have no right place in the landscape. and i was glad to see fading out of sight down the paths and that becomes true for any of the parks he is involved with and that and he had a lot help with that, too. i mean, there were the park also had a very similar that you push the tribes out for example they would try

and interior valleys, and the eastern santa clara hills. now this frost advisory will go into effect again overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. so we have another frosty morning coming our way. right now it's 49 degrees in san francisco. oakland 45, hayward 4240 at san jose, redwood city 36 and 52 at half moon bay. looking down onto the bay from mount tam. other temperature readings right now 28 at petaluma, 33 at santa rosa, 33 also at napa at fairfield. napa, 3236 concord and 35 at livermore. now we're going to warm up in the afternoon to low 60s in many bay area locations. skies will be sunny. look for highs of 61 here in san francisco, 63 to about 64 around the bay shoreline. inland east bay 60 at concord 62. livermore down in the south bay. nice and mild 66 will be the high in san jose and in morgan hill and up in the north bay. 64, santa rosa 61 at napa. tonight it will be cold again up in the north bay with high temperatures. high temperatures, low temperatures there dropping into the mid to upper 30s. 37 napa, 35 vallejo. fairfi

we have been from village to village, valley to valley, on this trip.that they are seeing more changes now than they have ever done in their lifetime. and they are worried that this is just beginning. sultan ali's home has been narrowly spared but he knows it may not be again. he says there is nowhere else to go. translation: you can | see my granddaughters. they are very worried. living here, constantly thinking about under what conditions we live our lives. what kind of life is this? if the flood comes, it will take everything away, and there's nothing we can do about it. i can't blame anyone. it's just our fate. what will this generation remember of this time of uncertainty, when the seasons move and the ice disappears, and what will become of the land they will inherit? caroline davies, bbc news, gilgit—baltistan. a supermarket has opened its doors on a sunday for the first time on the isle of lewis. tesco's store has gone against the long standing tradition there of observing the sabbath. more than 1,800 people have signed an online petition opposi

north bay valleys. hills. east bay valleys hills and the eastern santa clara hills watch out!e temperature in the coldest spots will drop down into the low 30s, 40s and 50s. right now on those temperatures. a beautiful view from sutro tower. next two nights cold with areas of frost. thanksgiving is bright and sunny and holiday weekend will feature morning fog and milder afternoon. tomorrow morning. 30s and 40s. so bundle up before you hit the road. if you're traveling or if you're staying here locally. definitely will be a chilly start. 50s and 60s for your highs and a sunny one. the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got a dry streak the next seven days. milder weather for the weekend and early next week, and the holiday looks fantastic. just plenty of sun and 50s and 60s and dry for black friday shoppers. ama and dan nice. >> we're talking. >> that's nice. that's your kind of weather. >> thank you. all right. we are only two days away from thanksgiving. so how are our friends at gma? spending the holiday? robin george and michael shared their plans with highlights from be

called valley goat.he restaurant will offer globally inspired, shareable plates starting next year. izard won season four of top chef and the james beard award for best chef in 2013. >> today, contra costa fire recognized the hard work performed by its specialized canine units the first responder canine swearing-in event was held in pleasant hill this afternoon, with each dog adding their paw print to a special oath of office. now, officials say their search and rescue dogs can scent people, even if they are beneath deep rubble. the accelerant dog can sniff out the scent of fluids used to start fires, and the new peer support dog program does offer up emotional help for those first responders in the wake of traumatic events. >> these canines are incredible. they're incredible. in regards to the skill set they have and is one of which they've been trained to. it's not just any type of dog can do the work that they do, and there is also a surprise right there for battalion chief bob atlas, honored for his

in 1962 it was just a dry valley surrounded by rolling hills. that is when a young ambitious president kennedy arrived to show what it takes to move a rapidly-growing nation into the future. >> going to have 300 million people in another 40 years in this country. a lot of them are going to live in california. in many ways the growth problems and conservation problems of california are the same kind of problems that our country faces, it is a pleasure for me to come out here and help blow up this valley. [ laughter ] >> in the face of progress. >> reporter: with that he pushed a plunger in an explosive ground breaking for the construction of the 382 foot dam that would create the san luis reservoir. that is how they did things back then. ever since the water supply that was created has benefited water users from the south bay to the central valley. kennedy's predictions about population growth were right. and now the demand for water is, once again a challenge for the state >> we need to be drought resilient. address climate change and need to ha

, for example, the santa clara valley in total was only going to get about 100th of an inch of rain, the north bay. impressive numbers are expected from this exact system that's falling right now, anywhere up to around a quarter inch in areas like santa rosa stretching over into cloverdale to. right now, that's where the bulk of this storm system is at, and it continues to sweep down to the south as we head into the next couple of hours now it's starting to cross the golden gate bridge. so areas like marin stretching all the way down into san francisco and daly city, this is going to be the next hotspot for some light showers sweeping throughout our communities. but the thing is, is it really starts to dry up into the overnight hours tonight. we'll just see hit or miss showers into the forecast into the evening hours tonight, early morning hours tomorrow. and in total the numbers aren't that impressive. but those lingering showers last until thursday. as mentioned before, about a quarter of an inch expected up into the north bay. the rest of us, you probably honestly could get away w

now it's getting valley water argues. the move is to keep the waterways clean and keep their staff safe from possible soltz. we want to give people the opportunity to correct the harmful behavior marked bilski with valley water says the steep fines and possible charges won't happen right away. >> the police staffing and shelter space. they're just not. they're trying balance that with the fact there's not enough housing in and she'll drop or 2 these in the county right now and that it's going to take time to to get to the resolution that that people are expecting advocates like cart, right? they say they just don't buy it and that they're prepared for more persecution. >> of unhoused people in the south bay. >> the valley water board knows better than to do this. and if deaths go up on this, then it's on their heads. >> now we i this deal ordinance will be in full effect exactly about a month from now, the day after christmas december. 26, reached out to mayor matt mahan's office to find out how he felt about this ordinan

north bay valleys east bay valleys. lots of cold in the forecast, but not much rain.e'll show you if that might change in your 7-day forecast. moving forwa through therd i'll just wait for the police to come on board. we' just waiting for the police to come on board. that's the delta airlines captain. after crews discovered a stowaway on the flight. this happened on tuesday. the t says a woman without a boarding pass somehow got all the way through the security screenings at jfk airport in new york. and onto that delta flight to paris. cabin crew soon realized someone was spending a lot of time in the bathroom. they found the woman hiding in that little bathroom. law enforcement arrested her as soon as the plane landed in paris. delta is investigating. well, we know longer lines and fuller flights. surveys show travel is up. so far this holiday season. yes. so if you really want to get to the airport early, consumer investigator chris chmura has another reason to prepare to be punctual. a possible airline penalty. good evening. tonight we have the tale of two novato t

it kept the valley open. more deer, more rabbit, more acorns a staple crop, and they needed that very much. and so as soon as the indigenous people were forced out of the valley, the place starts to go to pot. i mean, it was just fascinating. they were actually going around in the late 1890s removing vegetation by hand because nobody wanted to start a fire. even though this was pre-smoky the bear. there's a story i tell briefly in the book about this woman named maria who was a survivor of the original kind of genocide that actually happened in yosemite valley. she comes back and she's a very old woman. i mean, way up in her 90s. she looks around and says basically this place has gone to hell. and she's just scoffing at it, you know? and it just, it tells you something about how the people -- it wasn't just muir, but most of the folks who, european folks, who were looking at it did not understand how the people indigenous to that zone had maintained it and that it wasn't just a wild landscape. it was a very c

i'm scott budman with the new idea in silicon valley.bined data centers that power ai and new housing. we'll show you the plan. just ahead. and a big day on the stand. nima momeni accused of killing the co-founder of cash app, telling his side of the story today. will it be enough for the jury? the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. we start with an escalating war of words between the sheriff and the board of supervisors in san mateo county. just within the past 20 minutes, the san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously to call for sheriff christina corpus to resign and send a report accusing her of extreme abuse of power to a civil grand jury. they also issued a vote of no confidence in the county's top cop. within the past 45 minutes, the sheriff addressed the board, blasting the report and the motive. she says, is behind it. what has happened the last few days is disgusting. i will not allow the board to threaten me and attempt to fire my chief of staff

we make our way down into the santa clara valley.out the past 24 hours, but it's looking a lot different now. so it's time this out. san jose about to receive some heavy rain right around the corner areas up near napa and sonoma received anywhere up to around 10 to 20in of rain. it has been an impactful storm so far for our friends up in the north bay and we continue to monitor this closely. here's where our first alert doppler is at right now. light to moderate rain starting to fall throughout the peninsula along highway 101, making that commute just a mess. as you get out there on the roads, we take a look a little bit more north areas closer to ukiah are starting to dry up just a little bit more compared to what we were dealing with earlier this morning. let's zoom in to some local communities though starting off widespread throughout santa rosa, napa, and of course sonoma too. we've been seeing light to heavy rain all morning long, and those numbers are continuing to add up off into the east bay. antioch brentwood dealing with so

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all the way down into the santa clara valley.g like for the next seven days as we take a look at this weekend's forecast. we'll have drier conditions on saturday and then showers return both sunday and monday of next week. now, as we head all the way over into the bay area spots, this is our inland forecast. we don't notice too much of a change. honestly, 60s 50s in the forecast for us each day we'll start to dry up as we head into mid next week. we'll keep you updated on these atmospheric river conditions here in the weather center. ryan >ryan>well, today we're highlighting a super volunteer. this 85 year old has helped feed hundreds of families in san francisco seven days a week. our sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner >>>>the operation, like a well-oiled machine cases of fresh produce divided up for 350 families. the afternoon assembly line, under the command of robert mason, who lives by a simple rule >>>>everybody, if they think about it, they have something to give to others >>>>at age 8

valley late tonight early tomorrow morning. but when you get up there, plenty of snow in some cold temperatures go along with that high tomorrow, south lake tahoe, only 39 degrees. 39 incline about 42 degrees in reno. but yeah, around the state some pretty comfortable numbers. 70's in southern california. the central valley, though tuli fog makes a pretty tricky. now. keep those temperatures down just a bit about 58 degrees in sacramento and 59 degrees in fresno the door. right now. we've got clear skies going to lead to a cold frosty night around the bay area. some chilly temperatures dropping down near freezing maybe after easing in some spots in the north, a specially tomorrow, mostly sunny, beautiful, dry thanksgiving day. and really the rest of the week looks fantastic. lots of sunshine, cool temperatures at night. but by day, fairly mild and you'll see a lot of sunshine, high pressure taking over that ridge going to stick around now for a bit back to probably for the next few days into the weekend and maybe toward the mid

that valley fog though, on 99 and five and probably right out in the livermore valley.ttle bit. you'll get some out by clayton, places like that up in the north bay. i'll see you back here in a little bit. >> all right. sounds good. thanks, bill. the bay area air quality management district now asking people not to burn wood over the thanksgiving holiday. the district says smoke from fireplaces and wood stoves is really the single largest source of air pollution. during the winter season. they also say exposure to wood smoke, much like cigarette smoke, has been linked to serious respiratory illnesses and even increased risk of heart attacks. >> a new holiday tradition is back in the central valley. the theme for this year's stockton lantern festival is ocean magic. the festival, now in its second year, has more than 20,000 led lights with images of sharks, dragons and jellyfish. organizers are expecting more than 45,000 people to attend the event. the lantern festival runs from five until 10 p.m. every day through january 19th. next at five. >> a big development for som

we're talking about the inner portion of the east bay valleys, including the tri-valley and the valleys of the north bay. now moving forward as we wrap up the holiday weekend, patchy dense fog could cause some issues on the roads, especially in those inland valleys. and we're also tracking an unusually dry start to december, when the next rain chances could be showing up in the 7-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. okay, see you soon. thank you rob. and you can keep a close eye on what the rest of the holiday week will look like. just download our nbc bay area app, scan that qr code on your screen, and it will download the app for free. we have an update to a developing national story that's playing out in our own backyard. the transgender controversy with the san jose state women's volleyball team, the university now reacting to yet another team forfeiting a match against the spartans in protest of a chant of a transgender player on the spartans squad. san jose state was scheduled to play boise state tomorrow in the mountain west conference tournament. boise state, though, forfeit

it's a silicon valley's largest tech companies. and as long as there's money to be made, it doesn't look like the stop fitting for military contracts any time soon us or is really to. meanwhile, in israel, startups are under pressure with much of the venture capitalist funding that they used to rely on. now at stake reports by television and g o. startup nation central said 49 percent of tech startups reports and losing investments since the beginning of israel's assault on gaza. joining us to discuss all of this, our former google employee, haas on abraham, was fired for protesting against project nimbus. and now has joined the note tech for a par tied campaign. paul, bigger founder of tech for palestine, who was co founder and ceo of circle c. i n 2, who was removed by its board of directors, allegedly over a post, speaking out against israel's actions in gaza and ballad jacobs, the tech coordinator for the boy called divestment and sanctions movement. all joining us today from new york. oh, let's start from the beginning and isr

when you hear, so it kind of valley. what do you think of maybe social media mobile phones or desktop computers? but did you know that silicon valley has been inextricably linked with the us army since it's very start in the 1950s fairchild semiconductor. what are the 1st companies and what would later become silicon valley? that is 1st business through military contracts, even helped to build mist aisles for the us military during the cold war, 2 of its founders would go on to found tech dying hotel, which is now the largest private employer in israel. google radars, gps even series started us projects funded by the us military. and of course, there's that whole thing called the internet funding from the us department of defense is increasingly slow. it's a silicon valley's largest tech companies. and as long as there's money to be made, it doesn't look like the stop fitting for military contracts any time soon us or is really to. meanwhile, in israel, startups are under pressure with much of the venture capitalist fund

some cold temperatures and some of the interior valleys. but it's going to get a lot colder.hink as we head in toward the next couple of days, highs not bad. kind of rebounding a little bit from what we had today about 61 degrees in san francisco. 63 degrees in concord is 63 in livermore. you're gonna see a lot of sunshine. but between some of the breaks in the clouds, yeah, you might see a couple thunderstorms popping up around the bay area. so we're watching out that door very, very closely as we head toward tomorrow. and then by friday, looks like partly cloudy skies. look at the temperatures. for overnight lows. they really start to get chilly as we get to friday morning are hovering in the 30's, maybe below freezing in some of the valley, especially in the north bay. as we look towards saturday sunday, there's a chance of showers late in the day continuing to early on monday. did look like a big storm. but summer watch right now. but overall, these temperatures, yeah, you're going to feel it. it's going to be some of the coldest temperatures we've thought about 6 months.

>>the valley water board knows better than to do this. and if deaths go up on this, then it's on their heads. now, this ordinance will be in full effect starting the day after christmas on december. 26, we reached out to mayor matt mahan's office and he sent us a statement saying that he is in full support of this ordinance reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>switching now to the traffic. here's a live look at the traffic on some roadways this evening. chp says officers will be monitoring freeways for dangerous behaviors through the holiday weekend. >>at 6 o'clock this evening, we kick off our maximum enforcement period. so across the state, you're going to see an increased chp presence on our roadways. basically that's going to look like more officers out there. we're we're there to, you know, help people as they make thanksgiving voyages. but really, i think, you know, most notably were there to identify and remove impaired drivers from the roadway and >>the chp says last year resulted in more than 1000 dui arrests

we've got our cold mornings in the valleys. we've got the fog developing in the central valley. what we would want to look at for that to see if we have any vulnerability here in the bay to whatever fog develops out there under that advisory. we don't have any fog advisories here in the bay. but sometimes that stuff, they could creep our way. and the way that tends to happen is if the wind is blowing in the right direction. and look at tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. those are the winds that are coming from the central valley in the morning, coming out through the golden gate, squeezing through, coming out this way. it's possible, especially for some of the inland valleys. you might see a little bit of fog in the next few mornings creep into the bay, but doesn't look significant. certainly not significant enough for the fog advisory, but something to be aware of for the next several mornings because that pattern is going to pretty much hold the same for that. all right, let's take a look at how things will play out for us in terms of the long range look ahead. where is it going to

ohio, tennessee valley, some in and snow late tonight, some southeast rain. and for thanksgiving, boston, new york, d.c. and the southeast getting some rain. and by friday, upstate new york, some lake effect snow, two plus feet. so that's going to be festive if you're headed that way. okay. on that 7-day forecast, you'll see it stays dry through the upcoming weekend with lots of 60s in san francisco and 50s and 60s through the inland valleys. we'll take a look at the colder temperatures. also, the sierra and what we're expecting up there. coming up at 530. okay. thank you very much, jeff. you got it. well, coming up, a health update for longtime talk show host wendy williams. what people in her circle are saying about her current condition? and could drones be the latest tool used to help thieves scout out new targets? the string of it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much

valley water says that would be a last resort. advocates say any criminalization should be taken out of the picture. >> come at this through a place of love, as opposed to a place of criminalization. we can care for the earth. we can care for the water. we can protect our water system while we're also protecting humanity. we're protecting people who are at their worst. >> valley water was initially set to vote on the ordinance in july, but delayed it to get more feedback from nonprofits and advocates. still, they say the ordinance isn't creating a long term solution. >> coming out with a big hammer and forcing people out of creeks and into nothing does nothing except kill people. >> not all of valley water's board of directors saw eye to eye on the ordinance. still, the board voted 6 to 1 in favor of it. the ordinance will go into effect december 26th and will be enforced january second. in the meantime, there is an outreach campaign that's now underway in santa clara county. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> coming up next, giving

it covers the interior east bay valleys and hills the east of the north bay valleys and hills.y. also the east bay hills and the inland east bay valleys and the east santa clara hills. frost will form and could damage sensitive plants. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as i mentioned, sunshine tomorrow and thanksgiving day. it will be dry on black friday for shoppers going into the weekend. nice dry weather and it starts to get milder on sunday, which is first day of december, and we'll see high temperatures increasing by a couple of degrees going into monday and tuesday. >> reggie aqui thank you spencer. we are tracking some breaking news in the east bay right now. authorities investigating a deadly crash that happened in piedmont. we know a cyber truck crashed at a hampton roadr and king avenue early this morning. it burst into flames. police say moments later, a second car pulled up to the scene and the driver managed to pull one person out of the cyber truck. the person pulled out was sent to the hospital. it's not clear how many people may have been hurt in this c

but then the friends down into the santa clara valley see a completely different picture.alk about that because right now it's still dry for our friend near 60s and fremont in the east bay and now this exact same rain system will sweep it way down to the south but not impacting you nearly as much as when it comes to the rainfall totals. this is all part of a strong area of low pressure that's sitting just offshore. it's called a bomb cyclone. and it dropped 24-millibars just within 24 hours and it's strengthening fast and it's driving in the atmospheric river for us as we head into this week and it's fixated just into northern california and we're getting the south end of it. more on this coming up in just a bit. reed? >>> all right, jess, we'll be watching through the morning. it's a big weather day and like jess just mentioned the north bay listen up. if you are waking up in the north bay, get ready. you are going to get the bulk of that rainfall. in fact, in response, at least two schools in western sonoma county will be closed today because of that storm. we're talking

, this was the valley of heart's delight. this house is a very tangible way for people to feel it. >> so they hope to dismantle and reassemble the farmhouse at its new home. >> it's very difficult to move a structure across town, but it i. we've done it. we've done it before and history. san jose has a history of doing it and it can be done. >> there's a lot of people hoping for miracles. >> the scooters among them through a lease. they've been working the land and operating a farm stand here. they'll be sad to see it all go, but hope at least the farmhouse survives. >> i guess it would be kind of bittersweet for me anyway. it would be just a reminder of what we had before, but it would be nice to see the house saved. >> if all goes well and they successfully raised the funds, the farmhouse would be moved to this site in february. the process would take about 6 to 8 weeks in san jose. ann rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> tragedy for a bay area father after losing his son to suicide. tonight, he is hoping his son's story can serv

if you're traveling up 99 or 5 in the valley, you'll be some valley fog, especially around bakersfieldorm warning extended through 4 a.m. wednesday. so overnight tomorrow night and then they'll drop it in the morning. these are the forecast. overnight lows which are above freezing. well and then these are the forecast highs. so in cloudy and cool some showers. but you get the idea that you saw the model. that's probably what it's going to look like. there'll be scattered showers in the area. so that's why you got to put them in there. but it doesn't look like it's going to be much of an event at all. today was kind of more than i think we anticipated, just because it was the distribution of rain was pretty much everywhere. it was from north to south. it was slight and gross, but it was everywhere. the five day forecast, by the way, thanksgiving looks awesome. weather looks perfect. >> all right. sounds great. thanks, bill. all right. check out this video. rainy out there. but this warm welcome home for the us coast guard cutter monroe, who returned to the bay area today. as you can see

that is down in the central valley. president trump visited that area and held a rally in the coachella valley to drum up support. let's start there. that's incumbent ken calvert, the longest serving california republican. he is defending his seat against democrat will rollins. the republican does have a slight advantage 51-48, still very close race. let's go to district 47 in orange county. democrat dave mann, republican scott bow vying for a seat vacated by outgoing congresswoman katie porter. the pendulum has swung from republican to democrat and back in recent years. you can see that one is really almost deadlocked, 50-49.9. that one is a razor thin margin. let's go to district 27 which stretches from l.a. county to kern county. republican congressman mike garcia defending his seat against democrat george whiteside, a former nasa chief of staff. that one is also razor close. the republican has a slight advantage, 51.7% to 49.2. that is a gap that still probably could be closed as all of the ballots are tabulated. di

this valley is famous for its wild forests and organic honey.esque landscape. look at those houses over there. these timber—framed homes are typical of this region, relics of an old way of life that so many have chosen to leave behind. but not everyone. on the other side of this valley lives a man who loves this landscape so much that he wanted to preserve it. so, instead of cutting down trees to build roads, he built this cable car. which is great — so long as you don't suffer from vertigo like me. this is the only way to get to this tiny hamlet with its population of one. oh, my goodness me! here we are. this is unbelievable! laughs. hello! merhaba. metin akinci grew up on this hill. this used to be his childhood street. six families lived in the neighbouring wooden houses. they now lay empty. metin decided to preserve his old way of life, and thought the cable car was the only way to do it. most of the year, metin lives here all by himself. he has a few lodges for paying guests and occasionally cooks for them himself. today, he's treating me

we flew straight across the i drank valley to the dark hole. special forces camp, which is on the north side of the goose side. that had spent a few minutes. and then like we were unloaded, flew back to fly me. and at that time more, i gave out the order to company commanders all supporting people. and we establish this 1030 as the lift off time. but we were going to have 16 choppers. we three artillery batteries, had a platoon of eight or rocket ships, and then the gunships attached the normal helicopter company. and 1030 came the artillery, not yet got into full to fire the prep. so we were about 10 minutes late taking. the idea was they would fire a prep for 15 minutes and then when the helicopters were one minute out, bruce crandall would call me and say, one minute and then we would fire with the artillery and then the four rocket ships would take up prep firing four records each into the perimeter of the lc followed by the lift through, had machine guns and fire they fired into the air. the out stretches of the ozone and then the lift shi

we're in the valley right now. >> we're deep in the valley. >> but at least we have the warriors andof those games where got a big lead, just turn off the tv, come back and go what happened? we're talking about the warriors tonight. what happens if they don't protect the ball, miss free throws? here's the game at chase center tonight with the brooklyn nets. moody scored 15 in the first half. they were running undermanned out of the building. curry feeling it scored 28, but brooklyn stormed back, made that deficit disappear with a 27-6 run, took the lead back. brooklyn made 20 three's, no answer for dennis schroder scoring 17 of his 31 points in the fourth period. brooklyn earned this one, 128-120. hockey night in san jose for sharks goalie earning his first win. how? they were tied with the kings third period and the kid struck, 18-year-old macklin celebrini took over. the rookie put the sharks on top and in less than three minutes alert this, a one timer for the superstar number one overall pick. celebrini's sixth goal in 12 games. the sharks scored five goals in the final 20 minute

>> for now. >> like light little drizzle sweeps throughout the santa clara valley.rain system is coming in from the needing that umbrella. but rest assured if you really want it, keep it close by. because we also have lingering showers into our forecast tomorrow. and then all the way into our sunday forecast too. i'll dive into that in just a bit and let's talk about what's happening for us today. upper 60s are in the forecast for us heading into this afternoon throughout the santa clara valley. off into the east bay with low 60s along the coast. our friends all the way up into santa rosa who are going to see a lot more impressive numbers are also holding on tight to 60s today as that rain system is right around the corner and currently up near crescent city and eureka area. but you can see it just off in the distance that exact same system will bring in pretty -- significant amounts of rain for our friends up closer to the north bay. close to around a quarter inch expected this afternoon. and then for our friends down into the santa clara valley, closer to around 0

it's raining and we will notice more as we move down into the santa clara valley. currently, dry down there. we are expecting 60s throughout the coastal areas. right now, 50s of the inland and 60s are san francisco and 50s half moon bay. the next couple of days we will dry out fast but today is a first alert weather day for a reason. showers will impact the morning commute and gianna will have on those commute specifics but i want to show what's happening in the atmosphere. heavy showers forming to the north be and that's expected to sweep of the weight into the santa clara valley into the morning commute. taking a look at where it's at. time is 6:02 but dry in the hedlund area and stretching into santa rosa but that will change as showers start to move in from offshore. all throughout the morning light scattered showers to kickoff until 8:00 in the santa clara valley and east bay, the swath of clouds will of in and brings in heavy rain clouds and a chance of thunderstorm activity. it's closer to 10:00, 11:00 and even lunchtime as we head into the afternoon. we wil

she's live in mill valley and ginger time is running out.are. a little bit, i mean, we've started to see some of the rain come down just in the last 30 minutes or so. so if you are in mill valley or around this area, you do have a small window to possibly come out. grab some sandbags. if you think you're going to need them later. but because of this expected rain and the rain that we've already seen in past months, a city in the north bay, santa rosa has officially ended their fire season, and fire season started early for santa rosa, but it officially ended a couple of days ago, so the focus now shifts to the wet weather in santa rosa as well as in other parts of the bay area. now, some of the preparation for this storm includes closing down schools for the day. two of them in sonoma county are doing so to anticipate severe weather. that's montgomery elementary and fort ross, a wind advisory is in place for sonoma county that started last night at 10 p.m, and a flood watch is also in effect that began at four this morning. that's also why p

even silicon valley to politics. and let's face it, if you donate more than $100 million to a campaign and that campaign wins, you probably have a job waiting for you. and sure enough, donald trump just announcing that there's going to be the department of government efficiency and that elon musk will run that along with vivek ramaswamy. and there you have it. musk with already many jobs now having one, not an official cabinet position, but a job where he will be in charge of trimming the staff, which he did very much at twitter and x as we know, by like 75%. and so a lot of government employees today are worried about that man right there because of what he may do with a pen, you know, so you mentioned a lot of people go from business to politics. but, you know, a lot of people are wondering, is there a conflict of interest here because his companies do benefit from government contracts and subsidies. right. you said it. there is an absolute conflict of interest here. musk has deep ties, obviously, to spacex and sta