that's walk and barrow and woodside energy. the project operators both argued that funding the gas to darwin in australia is the most viable option. oil and gas extraction is the model as the largest and most develop industry, which accounts for about 80 percent of the countries the g d. p. d lee has long advocated for domestic gas processing, arguing that it would bring the reader economy the benefits under the current deal, the more less service the 70 percent of their revenue if the gas is process domestically. while it gains 80 percent, if it is sent to australia, an independent study found at the more or less the beast l and your plan would be the huge financial windfall to the country. they've created 1000 comprehensive, any big studies that concluded that eventually at the more base, lindsey fine with the pipeline coming, the more less that is that not only technically viable but also commercially sound and, and certainly much more profitable for the more or less this. however, any final decisions for require agreement a

heads up woodside, portola valley, la honda and the santa cruz mountains. the shower is headed into your neighborhood over the next 30 minutes. so this morning we're at a level one. the morning hours. the best chance of finding the scattered showers. we have some gusty winds out there as well. so chilly. starting temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now. snow on our highest peaks. already verifying this morning. so here's future weather. we'll track those scattered showers this morning once we hit about lunchtime. i think the shower chance really wraps up, but the afternoon a mix of sun and clouds and daytime highs. chilly only in the 50s. let's check in with sue hall. see how the commute is going. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. we had metering lights on at 535 this morning and immediately boom filled right in back to the 880 overcrossing for a good 12 minute delay behind the tolls. and this is your ride now from hercules all the way into the city that will be increasing. we pop down to san jose. those headlights on 280 headed in the northbou

a similar story in woodside and in atherton.ger picture there's an area of low pressure to our south moving into the central coast. so that is why we're on the northern fringe of some of these showers. and that's why the south bay is seeing the rain this morning. it's a level one today and some more showers on the way tomorrow. even a chance of a thunderstorm and a dusting of snow on our highest peaks. so this morning, we'll focus our attention in the south bay for some light showers. but the afternoon we get rid of this cloud cover for some afternoon sunshine. but rain returns late tonight into tomorrow. we'll talk much more about that in eight minutes. let's check in with sue hall on the roads. >> yeah. rain is affecting your drive in the south bay. for sure. we'll get to that in just a second. right now, metering lights on at about 545 this morning and it immediately filled in. here's a look at your drive time. it's now increased to about 45 minutes through the 80 corridor and into san francisco, and a solid volume on eastbou

mid-fifties by the afternoon inside the bay about 56 degrees millbrae. 57 in burlingame, a 57 also woodsideing up in the mid 60's. the warmer spots there, east bay. some nice numbers, but far cry from what we've had over the last couple of days as temperatures really gonna take a major hit. folks are really going to feel that especially into sunday when that highs highs on sunday. those are probably only be in the 50's. so here's your tenant and it is back to winter. we go. not huge storms rolling through over the weekend but getting wet, much cooler and those temperatures staying now. more showers expected on tuesday and wednesday. we get into next week. and guess what? we've got a chance of more rain coming our way. looks like things are the key, paul. well in the march, as far as the intensity of these storms, are thinking like what we've seen know first few look fairly mild. i'm looking set some toward the middle of the month to look pretty impressive right now. sometimes when they're that far out, they tend to change a bit. but right now. >> yeah, looks like pretty active maybe through

but 4849 pretty much covering the spread there except for woodacre, woodside, a little cooler there athe way, but not really till tomorrow that system will fall apart. however, a low will form and that will give some pretty good rain around santa cruz, san jose south as we head into wednesday. really, we kind of have to wait for a bigger system to come in, but that won't be until probably the 10th. blue monday mostly clear, cold morning. some low clouds, south sun, then clouds. it's going to stay on the cool side though. upper 50s, low 60s. >> thank you steve. >> growing coffee beans amid tough climate conditions. we're going to show you how farmers in one part of the world are making it work in a nique i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium

the back seat on this one, which is absolutely with the bay area's doing san jose on up towards woodside palo alto spots like that. pretty wet there on highway 101, as well as up 86, 80 in the east bay towards about fremont north of there. you got a dry commute and it is going to be increasingly dry. the further north you go. so it's a very mixed bag this morning on who's getting the rain and who's actually going to stay pretty dry. temperatures range anywhere from the 50's across the core of the bay to the 40's up in the north bay. definitely clearer and drier for the north bay allowing those temperatures to fall a little bit further. as for today, do expect continued south bay showers through the morning and even into the early afternoon tonight, things begin to dry out that actually sets us up for a very comfortable weekend, which i'll get to in your full forecast. >> was there is not raw out there in the bay bridge are so dry. just a little bit breezy, as for the san mateo bridge are also dry right now. but you have the better opportunity for showers and even more. so the further sou

and we do have showers for mostly the southern parts of the bay area this morning, san jose up to woodsideoss the san mateo bridge. even a few showers drifting out into the tri valley. >> 6.44 and here are 4 things to know today. a student at lc allen high school in santa rosa brought this to school. now they've been arrested a gun and a folding knife were confiscated. police say there's no threat to the school and they're investigating. vta workers are not gonna go on strike this week. at least the workers has scheduled a meeting with management on friday to discuss what to do. they're trying to avoid disrupting commuters lives. but they're pretty far apart on pay 3 oakland fire stations temporarily closed down because of the budget problems in their reopening. now after the city county can see here pass the resolution last night to reopen the stations in the coming weeks because they were able to find enough money. photo lab berkeley is dealing with heavy damage, as you can see here to the entrance because somebody drove a car into the building and broke in. nobody was hurt. but obviousl

and, i think woodside and por tolla. >> it was supposed to be closed last year and has not because therea lot of uncertainty about what is supposed to happen. i recently spoke to chief miller the probation officer at the center, so discussing ways we can support them to get that closed and have more equitable resources for the youth who are currently inside still and relying on community members and families and friends instead of like abusive and harmful police officers and the justice system. >> is sthr racial disparities in the youth incarceration? >> yeah. what i heard from the meeting there is currently like 14 youth inside. they range in age but it is all like people of color and people from low income families who are usually the ones more involved in the crimial justice system. >> i read somewhere that like perhaps there could be more money put into the communities to help low income or kids being not targeted but don't have as much opportunities and end up in those places. >> yeah. >> versus putting money in- >> i think it is better to fund organizations and programs. i think em

and, i think woodside and por tolla. >> it was supposed to be closed last year and has not because there is a lot of uncertainty about what is supposed to happen. i recently spoke to chief miller the probation officer at the center, so discussing ways we can support them to get that closed and have more equitable resources for the youth who are currently inside still and relying on community members and families and friends instead of like abusive and harmful police officers and the justice system. >> is sthr racial disparities in the youth incarceration? >> yeah. what i heard from the meeting there is currently like 14 youth inside. they range in age but it is all like people of color and people from low income families who are usually the ones more involved in the crimial justice system. >> i read somewhere that like perhaps there could be more money put into the communities to help low income or kids being not targeted but don't have as much opportunities and end up in those places. >> yeah. >> versus putting money in- >> i think it is better to fund organizations and programs. i thin

emily joubert is my mother's mother and when i original bought the store in woodside it was named in any event and wanted to make it more personal so my inspiration for my whole life has been by grand mother. she was really into fashion and sewing and cooking and all things that make a home and i love the thought my grand mother strolled up and down the street and i feel it is perfect location for the store with her namesake and i want to be a source of inspirational things and something convenient for the neighbors. and the community at large. in the neighborhood i like to think of it as a wonderful place that if you need a gift we have a lot of hostess gifts. if you need table pillows. we have everything for the home. it is like a mini-general store. i don't know there is a lot of home and garden stores in the area. i know there is dedicated garden stores rchlt what sets me apart i think is just my dedication to doing things that i think my grand mother would love what inspires me and i find in her home if she were alive today and things again, that make a house a home. i take grea

and, i think woodside and por tolla. >> it was supposed to be closed last year and has not because there is a lot of uncertainty about what is supposed to happen. i recently spoke to chief miller the probation officer at the center, so discussing ways we can support them to get that closed and have more equitable resources for the youth who are currently inside still and relying on community members and families and friends instead of like abusive and harmful police officers and the justice system. >> is sthr racial disparities in the youth incarceration? >> yeah. what i heard from the meeting there is currently like 14 youth inside. they range in age but it is all like people of color and people from low income families who are usually the ones more involved in the crimial justice system. >> i read somewhere that like perhaps there could be more money put into the communities to help low income or kids being not targeted but don't have as much opportunities and end up in those places. >> yeah. >> versus putting money in- >> i think it is better to fund organizations and programs. i thin