we're looking at the north bay wind, peninsula wind along the coast and woodside has been so bad, it's blown down trees. debris across the roadway near alice's ranch, a lot of folks local know that. the rest of the bay shows patches and we look at the altamont camera, the dublin camera, note out of the altamont pass, gusty winds and smoke from that fire just off theality month pass road. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 4:37. coming up next on "today in the bay," president-elect biden's pick for treasury secretary faces senators in washington today. the bold promises janet yellen is making ahead of her confirmation hearings. >>> drone deliveries. what pizza chain is doing to make it one step closer to reality. ready to take e your immunune supppport to thehe next leve? natuture's bountnty is herere for you.u. ththe number o one herball supplemement brand has eveverything y you need to helelp keep your immunune system s stron. immumune supportrt comes nataty with naturure's bountyty. at sylvavania, we wawant to demonstratate jujust how mucuch visibililityr car's s headlight t b

the wind will catch you from time to time, we're looking at trees down through woodside, as well as parts of los gatos and scott, i do believe your kids are right, i think that's called the sweet gum tree with the spiky pods. >> sweet gum, all right. i'm googling during the commercial break. >>> so next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> companies are running background checks on employees and job applicants. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how to see your background check next. >>> and you noh our team is always on social media. you're going to hear from kris sanchez in just a moment, as she's covering the inauguration for us in d.c. she posted video last night right after she arrived in our nation's capital, calling the city eerily quiet. follow kris' full inauguration journey on facebook, twitter and instagram and of course right here on "today in the bay." it's 5:20 right now. ♪♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ ♪ ligightning strtrikes the h ♪ ♪ the d day has jusust begun ♪ ♪ brighteter than thehe sun ♪ ♪ o oh, we coululd be the s st♪ ♪ f falling fr

peninsula very identical to our coastal areas, upper 50's to low 60's for you as well saying carlos woodside 62 mountain view right at 60 degrees while south bay temps mostly in the low 60's as well san jose right back to 63 that's where we let yesterday free might union city and hayward right at 60 same for you in the tri valley through walnut creek and up to concord as well as over the oakland enrichment a lot of us are sitting right at that 60 degree mark for your daytime high today napa and sonoma each at 60 as well will the laiho at a cool 59 santa rosa petaluma to nevado each right at 60 degrees. getting your look ahead at our next 7 days so morning showers today, these really die off quickly though, and what we see after that is nice dry skies for the remainder of the day so for the most part these morning showers really affecting our earliest of risers which is you watching right now saturday and sunday we see those dry skies continuing highs in the low 60's. monday and tuesday we keep the low 60's around a bit of cloud cover by wednesday and thursday you're seeing it right there on

temperatures staying nice inside the bay you've got some 60's and some 70's in the mountain view in woodside and also in redwood city south bay looking good too plenty of sunshine all day long. it will be a cooler start to the morning tomorrow probably starting out in the 40's early on in many parts of the bay. 60's and some 70's by tomorrow afternoon maybe it's i 70 in livermore 68 in pleasanton 63 degrees in fremont 67 im rog about 70 degrees in walnut creek. at about 67 degrees in hercules so certainly looks like a nice day ahead for tomorrow, but these temperatures got to come to an end somewhere we're in the middle of winter now we want get back to some winter weather. i think we'll find that that the chance showers developing more clouds on the way on thursday chance of showers on friday. saturday looks like partly cloudy maybe a lingering shower saturday morning then another storm system moving in late the day on sunday another chance of showers as we get into next week too so looks like we're headed out of this very dry pattern right now and getting back to some wintry weather here s

peninsula right along both the bay and the coast expect solid 60's burlingame at 66 millbrae 64 woodsideile san mateo san carlos in mountain view, egypt, 67 for your highs get to the south bay and we're mostly talking 70's campbell in san jose, each of 72 santa clara right at 70 degrees with highs just shy of 70 for much of the east bay danville for example up to 69 while oakland, hanging in the mid 60's at 65. yeah bill up in the northern end of napa county back up to 70 degrees today. while santa rosa at a warm and comfortable for this time of year anyway, 67 degrees. tomorrow saturday sunday monday we keep those 70's in play before we do cool down into the middle of next week. and we do see a chance of showers like they were turning by the end of next week just on the other side of this forecast reyna john thank you we saw multiple accidents across our bridges, including the bay bridge here. but that's all cleared out right now. >>traffic under 10 minutes she had to that fremont street exit in the city from the east bay and the richmond sandra fell bridge. it was bumper to bumper just

bay here we go 60's almost 70 degrees in burlingame and warm about 60 degrees in palo up to 67 in woodside temperatures 60's and 70's into the south bay by tomorrow afternoon just some high clouds moving in late in the day 71 of them or 70 degrees in dublin you're looking at 71 in walnut creek 71 in berkeley 71 degrees in benicia 68 degrees in the napa valley and then some patchy fog moving along the coastline that look at those temperatures low 60's there, but looking good looking dry throughout the weekend winds likely to kick up the beginning of this next week and then i think maybe late next week, maybe friday of next week. we start to talk about the possibility of rain returning the bay area. thank you lawrence coming up president trump has been impeached by the house. now things have to the senate we're going to explain what happens next and some special for farmers announcing of that they will be there for president elect joe biden's inauguration who's planning to attend. >>and lotto fever is not over yet in >>or your money the powerball jackpot is going up again nobody matched all

most of our daytime highs anywhere from the mid to upper 60's with redwood city seeing carlos and woodside just shy of 70 later today, south bay temperatures into the low 70's for likely the last day of this forecast before temperatures cool further into tomorrow and further yet into the weekend and then especially next week oakland, a nice 68 for you today, napa and pittsburgh much of the same well looking at some 60's stretching all the way out to the coast in stinson beach in point raise your next 7 days looking cooler tomorrow, you'll notice just a few degrees of cooler temperatures friday a much cooler one increase in cloud cover just a chance of showers better chance of showers come sunday into monday of next week. that's your forecast how is traffic holding up this early on much better today than yesterday we had multiple accidents. >>and hot spots popping up the right now the roadways are pretty quiet. you can see your commute into the city to the fremont street exit under 9 minutes. and a quick look at the san mateo bridge you can see under 15 minutes as you head across to the pen

mountains you could see some of those gusts overlooking and high wind warnings we're not a half moon bay woodside montero pacifica daly city and even into san francisco, some of those a very strong winds likely they're continuing in the county 30 to 45 mile an hour sustained winds gusting to as high as about 60 miles per hour. >>along the coast in the north bay sausalito near beach 10 to beach bolinas lagoon need us inverness smallest you name it, they're all in fort for tonight going to some very strong gusty winds some of those winds within 6070 miles an hour real possibility out there right now we are looking at some of those winds are already picking up now to 34 in pacifica 30 in mill valley, 31 stinson beach you get the idea with this kind of whipping out there that's going likely drag down some trees and power lines and making for some power outages around the bay area tonight it's going to be ramping up and we're seeing that now begin to see some pockets of some heavier amounts of rainfall you see in the half moon bay, the south bay now more the rain moving through their most that light s

59 degrees in burlingame should see some sunshine there tomorrow, some passing high clouds 58 in woodside 60 in mount view in the south a cool start to the day and then some mild temperatures by the afternoon the 50's and the low 60's in the tri valley watch out for some that patch fog it will be very patch there early on tomorrow morning and then should begin to lift someone and that same could be said through the concord area into the delta who start out with some of the dance valley, fog early on in the sacramento valley, then that should clear out we're living some sunshine and some mild temperatures by the afternoon about 62 degrees in santa rosa and staying dry guys it looks like for some time to come best lives whether back to you all right lawrence ventura county sheriff's deputies have arrested the woman accused of tackling a black teen after. >>falsely accusing him of stealing her phone. 22 year-old maya ponsetto was arrested outside her ventura county home yesterday. her assault on the teen in a new york city hotel was all caught on a surveillance camera ponsetto actually left

miranda checked in the 70400's in napa for hundreds in san francisco only to hundreds in oakland woodside 400 so fairly weak system moving on through and boy if you slept in you missed it all came through overnight last night that kind of swept out leaving behind some moisture in the ground and that is going to lead this more fog and we're seeing some along the coastline impressive looking storm off the coast. but that's not going to be able to get here high pressure kind of nudge that one little further to the north we'll see a few clouds from that system on sunday, but unfortunately, no rain so we set out their dry right now around the bay area that is the way it's going to stay for tonight if you're stepping out the door partly cloudy skies temperatures cooling off in the 40's and the 50's and that ridge of high pressure just going to settle in i think for tomorrow that will bring with it lot of sunshine for some some dry weather while the pacific northwest really get pounded that's big presence storm that is headed their direction. so that's how we'll plan we're going to dry things ou

further south of the 70 in mountain view very close to that in saying carlos and woodside and right above that. and campbell san jose, los gatos each at 71 today, state temperatures either upper 60's low 70's from hayward over to livermore with snow right at 70 degrees while the creek in san ramon at 68. well oakland you hold on to the mid 60's at 66, a few 70's in the north bay like napa youngsville and santa rosa we'll be right at 71 degrees today. here's a look at the next 7 days for solid days ahead of us that will bring highs in the low 70's after this we begin to see high temperatures cooling a bit by the time we work our way into the end of next week, it's a lot closer to our seasonal averages with highs falling into the upper 50's to low 60's we stay dry through the next 7 days. but the chance of rainfall returns towards the end of next week. reyna. >>thank you john so chp still has that fog advisory issued along one oh one. if you're traveling from petaluma to nevado so be careful if you're up there, but the commute across the bay bridge looks great to that fremont street exit un

and south san francisco, upper 60's return for saying carlos san mateo in mountain view each at 67 woodside at 68 today and there's your 70's for the south bay with campbell and san jose just 72 santa clara cupertino los gatos among those spots right at 70 degrees east bay daytime highs also quite warm fremont you're inching closer to 70 at 68 oakland at 65 well danville at a warm 69 degrees today. low 70's for youngsville right at 70 today while napa and sonoma getting pretty close along with santa rosa and either 67 or 68 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures will see a few more 70's on the map and that will also be the case through saturday sunday on into monday of next week after that temperatures drop just a few degrees. but we look to remain dry through tuesday and wednesday of next week there is a pattern change that could bring cooler weather and maybe a return of rain towards the end of next week and keep your fingers crossed for that because we really do need to start seeing more rain and mountain snow. reyna john thank you for that your commute looking great so far but there are some

check in 400 san francisco 407 inch of rain a little more than a drop in bucket there in oakland woodsidehecking in with 400 so just a weak little system sliding on by seeing scootin eastward there behind that high pressure sneaking in today and that slaughter skies to clear out in some spots, although we are still continue to see some patchy fog along the coastline of fog in some of the valley's may be a concern overnight tonight, temperatures for tomorrow start out your weekend we've got a nice one lot of 50's and some 60's watch out for the debt fog early on after that though here comes the sun shine in a few passing clouds dry weather expected for the next 7 days maybe some 70's by next thursday and friday guys back to you all right lauren still ahead a few of president trump's bay area supporters they were present during wednesday's chaos at the nation's capital. >>why one says >>more than 80 people have been arrested in connection to wednesday's chaos at the capitol that resulted in 5 people dying, including a capitol police officer west virginia state delegate derrick evans he's no

seasonable side just a few degrees above our seasonal averages saying carlos foster city as well as woodside in mountain view each of 61 south bay temps in the low 60's with san jose and campbell at 63 degrees each and as for the east bay low 60's pretty solidly from the tri valley fremont hayward on up to san leandro oakland berkeley and richmond you hang on to the upper 50's today along with conquered antioch pittsburgh in benicia which will be looking at some areas of fog drifting out that direction at times. santa rosa nevado and center fell 59 today. getting your look ahead at the next 7 days, lots of sunshine this afternoon once or morning fog burns off as i mentioned tomorrow, we will see some cloud cover was showers to our north but not drifting into the bay area we're going to be dry just seeing the clouds from it. wednesday, partly cloudy to start likely increasingly clear and look at where temperatures are heading towards the end of this week, upper 60's to even a few low 70's, getting close to record breaking. reyna john thanks for that. well if you're leaving your house right no

burlingame south san francisco millbrae back into the mid to upper 60's, foster city at 66 in carlos and woodside right up next to 70. while mountain view actually getting to that mark today, south bay temps also back to the low 70's, a santa clara cupertino in saratoga each right at 70 degrees, same free once an old today very close in pleasanton in fremont as well as dublin each at 69 oakland, a little warmer than yesterday up to 66 while danville san ramon walnut creek. yet again just below 70 degrees few more 70's to add to the list in napa and yacht bill as well as santa rosa, up in the north bay, let's get you look at the next 7 days from the low 70's today tomorrow sunday and monday to just a bit of a cooler midweek of next week and by the time we work into thursday, we return to our seasonal average or at least a whole lot close to into the upper 50's and low 60's skies will remain dry through this forecast better chances of rainfall towards the very end of next week john thank you chp has issued a fog advisory. >>for the one o one in petaluma heading to the model area so be careful as yo

you've got the poc we head throughout the night tonight see that toward the portola valley also the woodside more rain in that direction and still plenty more to come timing out your storm for as we head through the night tonight that rate about 9 o'clock the heaviest will be hung up still in the north bay and then as we get toward 1011 o'clock getting very heavy around the bay area and there's your main cold front right around midnight stretching across san francisco that students here heaviest amounts of rain. your strongest gust of wind is certainly some power outages as that system comes to looks like things will begin to tail off tour for 5 o'clock in the morning but then after that as we head through the day catch a couple of breaks in the stormy weather. but only to see that rain return late in the day tomorrow that on and off through thursday as well. >>now an increasing number of covid-19 vaccination sites around the country are canceling appointments because a vaccine shortages and in response. the biden administration is boosting purchases of coronavirus vaccines to deliver enough

and isolated areas of heavier rainfall around woodside and palo alto until 7:00 with heavier pockets.to the north seeing things pick up from san francisco right on over to oakland. let me show you the timing on this. 1:00 a.m., we expect the atmospheric river, the stream of moisture to be pointed right at the santa cruz mountains, and i think it will stay that way until 6:00 a.m. by tomorrow afternoon we will start to see what seems to be a little bit of a break. but here's thing, this thing is expected to swing back and hit us again with more rain wednesday night and thursday. i'll take a look at those expected totals that are going to be wide ranges across the bay area. >> a sleepless night for many, thanks jeff. >>> speaking of that atmospheric river, right at the santa cruz mountains, this has long been a trouble spot for wildfires and flooding. evacuation orders for people in the boulder creek area and san mateo county as well also being told to get out now. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from boulder creek. were these mandatory evacuation orders or still a lot of people

you know just how unfamiliar to january these warm temperatures really are foster city, san carlos woodsidentain view each at 61 for highs south bay temps some of our warmest today with campbell in san jose back up to 63. you've been our warmest cities lately union city right at 60 degrees hayward fremont at 61 walnut creek also at 61 upper 50's in oakland berkeley richmond on over to random game conquered, north bay temps really not much different than that upper 50's to low 60's as well former in snow but napa and solano counties. here's a look ahead at the next 7 days so today and seasonable our coolest of days after this we get warm considering what time of year it is upper 60's to even low 70's in the mix possibly on thursday and then on friday these will likely be are days where we see a few records broken with such warm temperatures for the time of year. reyna john thanks for that we're still tracking this hot spots and pablo you can see right here. >>80 westbound us and paddled an off-road or off-ramp brother and i would say the best route for you right now, especially with that slo

redwood city on saturday evening officers responded to a report of a person down in the 1700 block of woodside road and found the victim lying on the road. she was taken to sanford hospital where she later died her name was not immediately available and police did not find any witnesses nor do they have any information about a suspect or vehicle. anyone with information is encouraged to contact. redwood city police. switching gears for a moment talk about the weather. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour about kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr he is tracking the atmospheric river that's moving into our region this week dave. i was seeing there is some rain that was was that all changed. >>well today, no, but tomorrow, you know we're on game on will probably start as early as the afternoon up in the north bay, you know the typical type of fashion that we see it spreading out elsewhere, but wow way it doesn't go march that in just a second, but just to get you up to date here. flash flood this is at this point we've now included here more geography here for the east bay hills

." >>> it is pouring in woodside. you don't have to go far before you see heavy rain across the south bay and the potential of some is thunderstorms today. i'll be tracking that with an update coming up in a few minutes. >>> the update over my shoulder i saw the sensors change in the dublin interchange. westbound 580 with taillights away from us, a crash at or under the dublin interchange affecting all lanes now. that's your breaking news we're tracking in the traffic center. the latest coming up. >>> good morning, mike. happy rainy thursday to you. gamestop continues to see its stock rise to new heights as day traders and new investors use their iphone apps to buy more shares. gamestop doubled in price yesterday up 1700% from its all-time lows and when i say lows, $2 a share lows. people are buying the stock because people are buying the stock until you get to the last person in it's been a profit for anybody who buys a share. traditional investors would say this is a terrible way to in. this started almost as a pran

and currently to date, they have 20 juveniles that are on woodside, which is a significant decrease. many who have partially due to covid and to partnerships that are within the community. i think that the bottom line is that in all of their work groups, which are multiple, that are going forward to determine the services where, what -- those services will be -- it is required or they're supposed to have a plan submitted june 1st to the mayor's office of what the services will look like as of the closure at the end of the year. we have asked the department to come back to us with a draft of what the -- of what the plan is prior to the june 1st presentation. and hope to schedule that at one of our committee meetings. it's quite a bit up in the air, to speak, and that was our concern. if there's anything else to add? >> i don't have anything to add. thanks, commissioner. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioners giraudo and chung. mark, do we have any public comment on this item? >> clerk: folks, if you would like to make public comment, please press star, 3. no public comment, com

francisco 400 how about oakland yet to hundreds of an inch of rain out there and for hundreds in woodside so yeah, not a huge storm getting things a little bit wet out there, but looks like the focus now will head further and further north you see that storm system that's impressive looking off the coastline right now the most that energy going to ride right over the top or high pressure that is now building in the california clearing out your skies tonight keeping us nice and dry that's the way it is going to stay so yeah, one thing to watch out for a little dense fog there developing, especially into the delta in the central valley watch out for that that we think tomorrow morning visibilities down to probably less than a quarter of a mile it tonight and early tomorrow and that's dangerous stuff and it is dangerous. yeah all right, thank you on this. thank you lawrence. >>california has tightened travel restrictions. this of course another effort to try to curb a covid-19 residents now being told don't travel more than a 120 miles from home. they're also being asked to limit travel betw

you can see that cell right there near woodside south of san mateo and seems pretty good rain in that area as well that's now beginning stretch across the bay towards hayward and the south even stronger storm system developing here. but are watching the moving across gilroy and morgan hill today that is now sliding eastward up in the mountains but there's still plenty more to come in fact just off the coastline you can see this big batch of moisture all that is beginning to make its way to the northeast be sliding in across the bay area. so there you go about 1018 in the santa cruz in the sunnyvale about 1054 11 '09 in the san jose at 1154 that holds together all the way in the concord so we're far from done with the storm system yet although it's looking a little s the good news you're not seeing that widespread rain certainly get pockets of some downpours and some heavy rain maybe some localized flooding doesn't look like we'll see major flooding out this now but we're looking at this storm system hopefully winding down overnight tonight and then early tomorrow morning and hopefully

daytime highs today, a pleasant one a familiar one because we've been here all week long saying carlos woodside back to 62 for your highs south bay temperatures in the low 60's as well with san jose and campbell each at 63 from fremont through union city to hayward and the tri valley through walnut creek and concord as well as oakland and richmond, it's all right at the 60 degree mark there's not a whole lot of temperature variation going on napa sonoma pittsburgh antioch vacaville all right at 60 same for you and santa rosa petaluma and nevado here's your look ahead next 7 days. conditions don't change much temperature wise through the weekend into early next week. but take a look at where will be wednesday and thursday of next week highs begin to rise eventually getting close to the 70's if not getting to that 70 degree mark by thursday of next week. also now after this morning showers we are in a dry trend of weather. good for driving around not necessarily good for the state's water needs reyna john thank you the weekend looks great to make some social distancing plans but looking at our ro

alameda, woodside and 280 some ponding there.f our lesser traveled interstates so people tend to dry drive a little faster on 280. not this morning. 's palo alto, heavy rain there. heavy rain where 101 and 880 meet. i just showed that tower cam. and look at this coming up from the south. there as definitive line that eventually will try to push into the north bay and that is why we have the issues with the flash flooding through at least 5:00 on our burn scars. a look at my accuweather 7-day forecast. threat of thunder and lightning. thunder roar, go indoors for at least 0 minutes. showers tomorrow morning, increase sunshine frustrated. partily to mostly kould with a chance of -- saturday into sunday and a monday and tuesday a one our best chance of rain before the sun comes out wednesday. >>> a promise from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, no more promoting political and -- groups. why many are still skeptical. >>> the poet who caught the eyes of the america in the inauguration. amanda gorm will resite an original poem. >>> okay th

capitalist run their hands over the impact of identity politics or how applying so practices to life in woodside was going. how else to know which members of the venture class defended the founders of entrepreneurs who cannot scale or criticism and perceive themselves as victims of digital mobs. how else to understand the deliberately ideologies and investment strategies of the people transforming society, the people that i was helping make rich. we can cut it there. [applause] >> the folks that we are talking about. >> i don't know how many folks but i see a few and i'm thinking about probably the beginning of your narrative in your wide-eyed approach after your career in publishing. and from publishing, i'm just wondering what happens, from the beginning, did you actually come in and maybe things are as optimistic as they seem, how did you come into that. >> is a good discussion, the year 2012 i'm working in publishing i realize people make money in their jobs and this is a revolution to me. i think for a long time, for a while i bought in hard and for a long time i wanted to believe it. there

degrees burlingame 67 south san francisco 66 with mountain view right up at 70, seeing carlos and woodsides today with san jose at 71 pleasanton dublin fremont as well as castro valley on over to danville all at 69 as well oakland as well as boy over to antioch you're holding on to the mid 60's while napa youngsville and santa rosa in the low 70's, let's get you a look ahead next 7 days looking great the start of it is warm with highs in the low 70's through the weekend into early next week by tuesday wednesday and thursday we start to feel a cooldown that takes us closer to where we should be still going to be pretty warm by thursday all in all though next weekend not this one, but the following one does look to be bringing the potential of some much needed rain reyna thank you john so san jose police are still looking for that shooting suspect and until they find that person. >>i have a perimeter set up its at duffy and when that way portions of san antonio street in south king wrote all blocked off right now. you might see 1, 1, 6, 8130 right there. now that none of freeways are impacte

a nice day temperatures a little bit cool the upper 50's brisbane also san carlos 58 degrees in woodside south. they've got a mixed bag, some 60's and some mild temperatures east bay after we get through some of that fog i think we popped about 62 in livermore 60 in dublin should be about 61 in danville about 60 degrees in orinda at 58 hercules we'll watch out for the central valley, some that fog is going to be very thick early on tomorrow morning right through the delta back along the coastline 55 degrees point reyes and 62 in santa rosa next couple days we're going to see nice sunshine. coming our way and few more clouds on the way on sunday but staying dry and then as we get toward a lot of part of the week. there you go some those temperatures popping up all the way into the 70's almost a spring-like feel. i think the round out next week, those numbers might be conservative we might talking warmer temperatures that may be in some record breaking heat by next week, how interest hi thank you thank you. lawrence. well a project that has been 3 years in the making san jose is one step c

burlingame you'll be up to 66 while woodside up to 68 mountain using carlos in san mateo each up to 67ratures from yesterday into the low 70's today, san jose and campbell among those spots at 72 degrees for your highs very close to 70 across much of the east bay pleasanton sunol fremont dublin as well as danville and san ramon all into the upper 60's just with one to 2 degrees of 70 degrees. oakland through richmond on over to in the mid 60's well, fairfield and vacaville at 68 today, santa rosa at a nice and comfortable 67, i know it's foggy this morning but you have sunshine on the way sunshine will carry us through the weekend into early next week we will see 70's all the way through monday before we start to cool down into the middle of next week. reyna don thank you for that you have a nice commute this morning roadways are busy. however there's no major accidents or hot spots that commute. >>from the east bay into the city less than 15 minutes to that fremont street exit across the peninsula here 90 to westbound traffic picking up they're still under 15 minutes the commute looks

even across the dumbarton bridge moving towards palo alto, woodside, eventually that will make its way into the south bay. right now we have not had anything measurable out of this storm yet as you look at 87. there's a bit of sheen left over from some drizzle yesterday. a 1 today with light to moderate showers. breezy. we have a parade of storms through at least next monday. each and every one of them is light on the storm impact scale, which is good that means it will soak in and not cause damage. 56 to 59. that's where we end up this afternoon with a little pocket of sunshine as the clouds open just a little bit. then tonight with those clouds opening, fog will form and we'll be much colder. 35 to about 45 is our spread. don't forget if you want to go out to the beaches, especially tomorrow when we're between storms, we have dangerous surf through 11:00. we're off and on. we have a 1 today, a 1 wednesday, a 1 friday, a 1 sunday night. in between it will be dry with temperatures pretty close to average in the mid to upper 50s. hopefully this weekend will be a little bit drier so we c

ah lot of seventies in the north bay 75 in nevado along the peninsula, 73 woodside and for the innert bay. we have 72 right now. in danville, a swell is dublin likely to break numerous records by the end of the afternoon when the national weather service comes in with the final report. here's a look at tomorrow morning. temperatures are going to be relatively mild, upper forties and livermore 53 expected for san francisco, mostly clear skies breeze. conditions throughout 52 expected for pacifica, so this doesn't look like the overnight lows that we typically see in january, right, well above the norm there and for tomorrow afternoon, not quite his warmest today but still well above average. 68 san francisco a lot of upper sixties to low seventies expected around the bay into the north bay. one of the warm response will be 75 incentive. rosa here's a look at your extended forecast a little bit cooler on wednesday. the winds finally go away thursday into friday. the temperatures continue to drop. there is a chance for scattered showers friday. saturday we look mostly dry and partly clo

woodside highway 35 near highway 84 near alice's restaurant. laura, you have got much more about this type of stuff. >> mike, it shows how widespread this is. much of the bay area waking up to downed trees and power lines, even some wind-whipped fires overnight. we just checked with pg&e, who tell us there are power problems as well. the largest outage is in oakland affecting 6,500 customers. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in the south bay with a look at some of the damage there. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. as far as the wildfires you mentioned, most of them have been small and as far as we know they are contained or under control in some fashion one way or the other. downtown los gatos a lot of gusty winds, a lot of sustained winds. there is a high wind warning in effect for another hour for the bay area and advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight. there have been wind gusts reported from anywhere 54 miles an hour that was in san francisco overnight to 97 miles an hour, that was up in sonoma. this is video from j

and currently to date, they have 20 juveniles that are on woodside, which is a significant decrease.artially due to covid and to partnerships that are within the community. i think that the bottom line is that in all of their work groups, which are multiple, that are going forward to determine the services where, what -- those services will be -- it is required or they're supposed to have a plan submitted june 1st to the mayor's office of what the services will look like as of the closure at the end of the year. we have asked the department to come back to us with a draft of what the -- of what the plan is prior to the june 1st presentation. and hope to schedule that at one of our committee meetings. it's quite a bit up in the air, to speak, and that was our concern. if there's anything else to add? >> i don't have anything to add. thanks, commissioner. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioners giraudo and chung. mark, do we have any public comment on this item? >> clerk: folks, if you would like to make public comment, please press star, 3. no public comment, commissioners. >> p

we are keeping an ion woodside this morning. this is the energy player. expands its long-term lng supply agreement and announced it is to collaborate on a carbon neutral lng plan. the yen just holding steady, going into a week that brings us the boj decision and long-term plans from japan. on thursday, prime minister suga is to deliver a speech at the opening of the new parliamentary session. the head of china's gdp report, we are seeing the off share -- the offshore yuan. haidi: banks are at the forefront of markets minds. here in australia, the recent virus scare hit the labor market and consumer confidence. the key gdp reading amongst that. let's discuss this with a senior economist. it is great to have you with us. it is very vexing for central bankers. you talk about japan, europe, other parts of asia. how much of a hit will this latest virus resurgence be and will the question also be, what else can they do? >> good morning. i think that, for central banks at the moment, they don't really have many options. we have seen global interest rates continu

trouble spot in woodside, clearing out two lanes. delay. couple times looking better, 41 minutes from san jose to sfo, everything else is in the green. no delays on the san mateo bridge, a 13 minute commute to go between 880 over towards 101, if you're taking 880 itself, pretty quiet both directions through oakland. no delay. the goal to gauge bread commute, a nice one north and southbound. mary? >>> tracking light showers pushing across parts of the bay area. you can see on hi-def doppler, not just the north bay bed into the san francisco area and across the peninsula, light showers pushing across san francisco. and parts of the east bay as we take you hour by hour, we're going to see ple ♪ ♪ ♪ whyhy do you bubuild me up,p, build meme up... ♪ ♪ buttetercup... ♪ baby just to let me d down! ♪ let me e down! ♪ and mess me around... ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ ifif you ride,e, you get i it. geico momotorcycle.. fifteen n minutes cocould saveu fififteen percrcent or morore. geico momotorcycle.. wayne: i just made magic happen. - l

and currently to date, they have 20 juveniles that are on woodside, which is a significant decrease. many who have partially due to covid and to partnerships that are within the community. i think that the bottom line is that in all of their work groups, which are multiple, that are going forward to determine the services where, what -- those services will be -- it is required or they're supposed to have a plan submitted june 1st to the mayor's office of what the services will look like as of the closure at the end of the year. we have asked the department to come back to us with a draft of what the -- of what the plan is prior to the june 1st presentation. and hope to schedule that at one of our committee meetings. it's quite a bit up in the air, to speak, and that was our concern. if there's anything else to add? >> i don't have anything to add. thanks, commissioner. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioners giraudo and chung. mark, do we have any public comment on this item? >> clerk: folks, if you would like to make public comment, please press star, 3. no public comment, com