black households had a relatively low rate of worst-case needs among the low income renters at 36%. this reflects the relatively high rate of housing assistance among very low income black renters. however, the rate of worst-case needs of all black households was more than twice that for white households. this chart illustrates the vital role that housing assistance place in preventing households from experiencing worst-case needs. in the exhibit, central cities are shown right blue bubbles. suburbs by purple, nonmetro green. larger doubles represent a larger national share of worst-case households. across regions and metro locations, housing assistance is inversely correlated with worst-case needs. you see the locations in the upper left quadrant of the chart such as a nonmetro areas in the midwest and northeast have a lower than average worst-case needs. by contrast, central cities in the west and that -- cities in the south have higher rates of worst-case needs. 95% of households with worst-case needs in 2019 had worst-case needs only because of severe rent burden. access to affo

but overnight lows tonight. we're going to dip into the mid to upper 40's those of you in santa rosa bundle up chillier 38 degrees for your overnight lows. but high temperatures tomorrow cranking up that he mild weather even by december 5th standards. we should be in the upper 50's to low 60's instead tracking low 70's for santa rosa. so easily more than 10 degrees above average there with nevado at 71 degrees. but half moon bay in downtown san francisco. very seasonal outlook. upper 50's to low 60's and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day forecast. look at how we dip to below average temperatures thursday into friday because cooler drier air mass will be in place and overnight lows. widespread 30's and 40's were frost may actually form as well. snow elevations with thursday storm could actually fall to as low as 3,000 feet, far local hills and mountains. so certainly going to look like a winter wonderland. but obviously no snow in the valleys. so. >> it is going to be a very cold snap making its way into the

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north bay reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. this evening maybe around union square you'll see temperatures at around 64 degrees for lighting the menorah tonight. it's going to cool off again as we see a few more clouds moving in. as far as our overall weather pattern, we're still seeing rain farther to the north and the atmospheric river still targeting seattle. the change in the weather pattern is about to start as that high pressure moves away from us and allow that atmospheric river to take a dip to the south. it's really tapped out as far as the moisture and we're not looking at a lot of rain here. parts of the east bay in the highest level of drought and it does look like that continues. we're still in a surplus for a lot of spots but it does continue to shrink with the dry weather we've had recently. temperatures coming down for the weekend into the mid 60s in the valley and san francisco will see some lower 60s in the forecast. time now for your climate hack. >> there is something so relaxing about enjoying a cup of tea

for tomorrow, uniformly in the low 50s and after some low clouds tomorrow morning with some fog we will look for numbers to recover. low 50s, 52 at santa clara, 52 at redwood city and 51 at milpitas. in the east bay the numbers will be as cool as 49 degrees in san ramon and dublin. vallejo 51 degrees and venetia, 52 degrees. 50 in fairfield. northbay not looking bad. it will be a chilly day with temperatures only around 50 degrees on average. even colder up around ukiah, 44 degrees at lakeport. extended forecast for the first time in a long time. we have a break from all the rainy weather from thursday through sunday, numbers will be in the low 50s. the first day of 2022 will be mostly sunny with numbers in the low 50s and that will work for the greater bay area as well. next chance of rain into the bay area as we dispense with showers tonight. it will be monday and tuesday and wednesday. we have, as great meteorologist george harrison once said, here comes the sun. i hope the sun is listening. >> here comes a sports. a life well lived by john madden, the tributes continue to pour in to

black households had a relatively low rate of worst-case needs among the low income renters at 36%. this reflects the relatively high rate of housinassistance among very low income black renters. however, the rate of worst-case needs of all black households was more than twice that for white households. this chart illustrates the vital role that housing assistance place in preventing households from experiencing worst-case needs. in the exhibit, central cities are shown right blue bubbles. suburbs by pple, nonmetro gree larger doubles reprent a larger national share of worst-case households. across regions and metro locations, housing assistance is inversely correlated with worst-case needs. you see the locations in the upr left quadrant of the chart such as a nonmetro areas in the midwest and northeastave a lower than average worst-case needs. by contrast,entral cities in the west and that -- cities in the south have higher rates of worst-case needs. 95% of households with worst-case needs in 2019 had worst-case needs only because of severe rent burden. access to affordable units a

here is a look at the forecast low temperatures compared to the average low temperatures. the cold spots, no surprise. santa rosa 29 degrees. low to mid 30s for most inland locations. it's not record-setting. the record low in severance's goal is 36, and santa rosa 24. the temperatures will bounce back to some extent tomorrow when the sun comes up. luckily dense fog will slow down the warm linen warm-up inland and the east bay. everyone else, low to mid 50s. we look closer at tomorrow's high temperatures and the next rain chance headed our way in the full forecast. >>> closing arguments have wrapped up in the elizabeth holmes theranos trial. the fraud cases now with the jury. kpix 5's kiet do reports from san jose with the details on the defenses final tip to jurors. >> reporter: they wrapped up the closing arguments today by trying to shift the blame away from elizabeth holmes and plant the seed of doubt in the jurors minds. defense attorney kevin dad pointed out to jurors that investors who poured millions into theranos knew what they were getting into. >> they were soph

we do still have some low clouds lingering through the morning. it's stopping temperatures from are dropping below the 30s. santa rosa, 40 degrees, napa 42. i'll take you through your forecast coming up. >>> covid case numbers are steadily climbing across the country. >> we have a three week snapshot of those numbers. on december 15th, fewer than 4,000 californians were hospitalized with covid. last week that number rose to just above 4,000 people. as of yesterday, nearly 5200 californians are hospitalized for covid. hospitalizations hit a high of nearly 23,000 in early january last year, then dipped down and rose again during our summer surge, reaching nearly 9,000. this uptick in cases come as many americans still struggle to get tested. >> reporter: a wave that continues to swell, the u.s. seeing a 60% surge in daily covid cases compared to last week, largely due to the omicron variant. the contagious variant may be less severe than delta. >> i absolutely feel like i have not left the pharmacy in the last few weeks. >> reporter: in the path mon

human presence in low-earth orbit. this is a key tenant of our iss transition plan that nasa has put together. we can't have a gap in american human spaceflight in low-earth orbit. this is why nasa is committed to an orderly transition from iss operations to u.s. commercially provided destination in low-earth orbit. we are working with our partners in u.s. industry and just put out a request for proposals and received strong industry feedback on the request for proposals for commercial destinations. we anticipate having those destinations in place by 2028. if we extend the iss so that we can have an orderly transition and overlap between the time when we have these destinations in leo and when we retire the iss, that will allow us to mitigate the risk of a gap. >> how can nasa apply those lessons when developing a transition plan for the space station? >> we can apply those lessons by planning for the orderly transition and planning to have an overlap in services that we can ensure that we don't have a gap. we will fol

and we should see increasing homelessness among low income and extremely low income households. i'm going to pick up on what ann was talking about earlier. i can talk about what i see on a project level, individual level, portfolio level. but what the data does is help us tell our story and at some point, define our story, which is great. it helps us and local advocacy and in terms of taking the data and what we know from our own experience, we experience that supply and demand that was talked about earlier when we're receiving five times the number of applications as we have available units. it clearly demonstrates this need for more affordable housing. we're able to point back to this data and say that's not unique to this one experience or opportunity. that's the data for los angeles. or for california. whatever that might be. think about who we serve as an affordable housing developer. we take our information in los angeles. that's where we want to target our mission and resources. and what this report does is put a shining light on where policy and pral alternatives should

low to mid 40's elsewhere. area of low pressure just going to sit there and spin all week and drought in wave after wave of moisture. here is a look at our rainfall potential. nearly an inch and a half to possibly four inches. over seven days, we will have urban and road flooding. these streams should be able to handle it. so should our debris flow and mudslide-prone areas. definitely wet. the two tuesday, a wednesday. cookies and milk for santa or a squeegee? the reindeer will be sopping wet, too. reggie: the las vegas raiders and cleveland browns will play today after tobit hit some teens hard. the game was originally set for saturday. the raiders fought the scheduling change. two games scheduled for yesterday have now also been moved. washington will play the eagles. the seahawks will play the rams tomorrow. tonight on abc 7, it is the vikings and the bears on monday night football. you can watch at 5:00. more local news on abc 7 news at 9:00. th iernet use in the skies. airlines now racing for trouble once

and we should see increasing homelessness among low income and extremely low income households. i'm going to pick up on what ann was talking about earlier. i can talk about what i see on a project level, individual level, portfolio level. but what the data does is help us tell our story and at some point, define our story, which is great. it helps us and local advocacy and in terms of taking the data and what we know from our own experience, we experience that supply and demand that was talked about earlier when we're receiving five times the number of applications as we have available units. it clearly demonstrates this need for more affordable housing. we're able to point back to this data and say that's not unique to this one experience or opportunity. that's the data for los angeles. or for california. whatever that might be. think about who we serve as an affordable housing developer. we take our information in los angeles. beautiful there is an extreme need for housing for extremely low and low income people, that's where we want to target our mission and resources. and wh

tracking some low clouds and fog. the dense is for those of you at half moon bay taking a live look outside there. we're noticing that low fog banks starting to inch closer towards that coastline. that's why you're seeing visibility up to 3 miles. there, up down to 6 for downtown san francisco with san jose. the poorest visibility right now up to 4 miles. but fortunately not going to track as dense low clouds and fog like we did last night through this morning. but uc san jose and even parts of the east bay valleys, specifically in concord and walnut creek visibility at or near 0 for your monday morning commute. but overall better improvement and visibility along our bay area coastline. but temperatures tomorrow cooling down thanks to that storm cloud cover 50 degrees for downtown san francisco and half moon bay and also going to be a little bit windy at times as that storm passes gusts. upwards of 35 miles per hour or less brisbane and san bruno 58 degrees with low 60's for redwood city and san carlos and widespread

plenty of sunshine and low 50s and topping out in the low 50s with sunshine, and looking at 53 for a high with sunshine and we are getting a little slow that bridge this morning? >> yeah, we are not seeing a lot of back up at the toll plaza, it is past that where it is slowing down. so if you are headed over to san francisco your travel time is about 11 minutes and speeds down to 52 miles an hour, and maybe under that off of the skyway into the city and another spot is the drive to the altamonte pass and it is the usual stuff. looks better today the dublin interchange and no delays getting on 680. >>> happening today, classes canceled because of a threat on social media. >> tiktok post said there will be school shooters and justin andrews is live in the newsroom and school districts are responding quickly. >> the superintendent said they are not aware of an actual threats against any school in the city but that growing social media trend claims acts of violence and they are taking these threats seriously, gilroy canceled classes after investigating a threat that high school that was

how low into the bay area. this system drops will determine how heavy are rainfall is that's yet to be seen. but we will see some showers for the day and certainly will be seeing new snowfall in the sierra come monday as well. today's daytime highs remaining in the low 50's. we may be getting a lot more sunshine and we may be drying out. but by no means does that mean that warm weather is returning. we're in the grips of a cool air mass in des daytime highs going to feel very similar to where they have been san jose at 53 degrees today freeman to hayward each up. 52 also at 52 from oakland berkeley on up to richmond low 50's in the barely even making the 50's from vacaville, the pittsburgh right at 50 degrees each stinson beach and point raise holding on to the upper 40's tomorrow right around the same as today for the last day of the year saturday and sunday for the rest of your new round year's weekend monday rainfall does return as well. snow in the sierra likely to carry us into wednesday. reyna john, thank

let's show you our temperatures because we are running in the low to mid 60s at this hour. a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we're going to continue with the cool down as we look to our weekend. here we go with our temperatures this afternoon, mid to upper 60s along the coast, upper 60s around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s inland. not as warm as yesterday but still looking at the daytime highs five to ten degrees above average. strong ridge of high pressure, sinking air acting like a lid trapping pollutants at the surface with the inversion and that's why we've got the hazy skies. today is the worst i have seen all week long. if you have that sensitivity and breathing issues, you might want to limit your outdoor exposure. as we look to the jet stream, it stays well to our north with that ridge blocking any weather system from coming our way. with that southerly surge we are looking at a few more clouds in the sky as we head through our day. 67 in pacifica, 69 in san francisco, oakland, low 70s for the peninsula. highs for inland locations, south bay 73

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look at the overnight lows in the 30s. by midnight, probably low 30s. so if you have plans to be out and about, you'll want to bundle up. we're also monitoring heading into new year's eve, the low clouds and potential for fog in the city. that also plays a role in whether or not you can see the fireworks in san francisco. at least you won't have to worry about the rain. bundle up, though. get prepared. it's going to get cold. it's already cold in my case, i think. marcus, back to you p. oh, yeah. it's cold. if you live in california and have lived here for a while, yeah, it's cold. east coasters aren't going to say that, though. thanks, vianey. >>> now to a look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza where drivers can expect a toll hike on seven bay area bridges. starting january 1st, tolls rise from $6 to $7. this is for cars, trucks and motorcycles. for the larger vehicles, tolls are also going to go up by $1. it's the second of three toll hikes approved by the state legislature in 2017 and by voters in 2018. all bridges will be affected except the gold

60s to the low 70s for later today. really a perfect day. temperatures in the south bay head for the low to mid 70s once again. this is well above normal. the last day we'll see a lot of these widespread 70s. more like mid 60s for antioch, upper 60s for pleasanton and oakland. upper 60s in redwood city and san mateo. san francisco reaching 68 degrees. low 70s for a high in clear lake, sonoma, napa reaching 70 degrees. still rain to our north but that's starting to taper off as the atmospheric river still continues. as high pressure moves away, that's going to allow for that atmospheric river to move closer to the bay area, but unfortunately all the rain will be gone. so we're only looking at some slight rain chances in the forecast. i just got the update on the drought monitor this morning and it's still pretty bad across the region. in the bay area where you see the dark reds, parts of the east bay still in that highest drought category of exceptional drought and extreme drought for the south bay peninsula as well as m

a bay area with overnight lows in the 30's to 40's. so patchy frost going to be an issue. but then 10 days from now, more shower activity. so it's nice to see that wet weather pattern returning to the bay area. it's been too dry as of late, not alike. and now it's like hard to enjoy the 70's. when you know it raining this time of year. i know i'm always double checking the calendar. i'm like, wait. is it october or december? i don't know because mother nature you know, she needs to she has to figure it out. i mean, we're in december. we're going to feel like it after tomorrow, though. so enjoy the 70's for sure. >> thanks, guys. thanks for recent still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news, 10 o'clock. new changes on the way for policing in one bay area county, the new pilot program set to launch in a matter of days. >> parents of the alleged michigan school shooter are now in the same jail as their son. how police tracked them down and what's next in this down and what's next in this case. watch this. can i please get the che

low 50's. so slightly milder forecast but inches of rain arriving tuesday afternoon and remaining for almost a week inches of rain, one to 3 for most of the bay area. nearly double those amounts for north bay valleys back to you. jonathan risa, thank you. sports is up next. the niners continuing their playoff push with a big help. >> from defense sports director jason dumas says the entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. or high blood potassium. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn g

tri valley in the low 50s with partly sunny skies. this low pressure system is bringing that instability, unsettled weather for us. as that pushes away we are looking at drier quieter weather and another storm system behind that for christmas day. but i wanted to mention or say you can see that heavy rain still to our south in southern california. they are still dealing with heavy rain this morning in southern california. temperatures this afternoon for the bay area, low to mid 50s, chillier compared to yesterday afternoon. as we head through on futurecast at 10:00 a.m., you see that clearing and sunshine already by 10:00 with the bulk of the action to our east. as we look to this afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds, quiet weather, a few showers by late tonight and then look at that as a cold front moves across the bay area for tomorrow morning. christmas morning, it does look wet. here is 8:00 a.m. with the front pushing through and looking at quieter conditions, drier weather ahead for saturday in the afternoon for christmas day. how

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day team lives in the low to mid-60s. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a traffic stop leads to a gun bust in santa rosa. it started with vehicle cod violation. an officer stop a drive or santa rosa avenue before 1:00 a.m. and that officer noticed a strong marijuana odor and asked the driver toion his backpack. molts later, it turned up an assault weapon. alex maceas is booked into jail on weapon's possession remember chase. >>> and a leave look at san francisco. we're in the heart of the holiday shopping season. and let's be honest, there is a long shadow that is hanging over popular shopping spots look union square and kpix's andrea bobba show us shoppers are heading to union square and will notice the presence of police. lots of them. >> reporter: after the sound of smash-and-grab robbers filled union square last month, with a heavy police presence, shoppers are back in union square again. there is bags in hand and silvis in -- selfo ees in front of the big tree. >> we have the police lined up in front of macy's there. ye

low 50s along the coast at noon, low to mid 50s around the bay, upper 40s to low 50s inland with clouds. your lunchtime forecast at noon in san francisco, 52 with clouds, east southeasterly winds at 10 miles per hour. east bay, oakland is 52 with clouds, southeasterly on thligh h jose, 53 at noon with mostly cloudy skies and southeasterly winds. talking about the storm system with widespread rain tomorrow. i will show you futurecast taking you hour by hour and when you can expect to see the rain. >> thank you. >>> alameda firefighters have a new fire house friend and he is just a cutie. he is a seven week old cattle dog and german shepherd mix with an adorable face. his name of course is ash. welcome to the team. >> perfect name for a fire house dog. >> so cute. >>> the hold up on president biden's signature legislation and why democrats need to find a new way forward. >>> new covid concerns on capitol hill after two senators test positi >>> if you are just waking up with us, here are your morning headlines. jurors in elizabeth holmes fraud trial will start deliberations today. a verdic

below average low to mid 50's. so enjoy it back to you. just think. >> thanks for the news does not end here. coverage continues at the top of the hour on the kron on app. here is a look at what they're working on a threat at the gilroy high school that started on social media and also what happened today. and it was a bit holmes trial that's coming up at 4 on kron-on. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. have a great rest of your day. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates to improve skin 3x better, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ t

the extended forecast for the city, san francisco will be in the low 50s through the weekend and new year's eve looks clear but we have canceled the fireworks along -- we didn't do it -- partly sunny skies and for the duration of 2021. san jose, it looks like mid-50s for the most part, and it will be chilly overnight. amanda, really, not bad, and a welcome break and plenty of sunshine the next few days. >> a nice way to ring in the em >> reporter:e peoplein the unitte 19 and 2021 iven in paby thly nt >> if you vaccinated, i tell you flat out you are a fool. >> reporter: vaccines became widely available but hesitancy remained and by mid december about 20% of eligible americans still had not gotten the first shot. >> i give my condolences. truck the former police officer derek chauvin was sentenced in june months after a jury convicted him of the murder of george floyd. during the trial, there was another police involved killing of a black man in nearby brooklyn center, minnesota. >> not guilty. >> reporter: a jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty for fatally shooting two men and woun

, low-inflation world we have had. taylor: peter yi, marilyn watson, and collin martin still with us. given the divergence in the euro area, what other opportunities are you finding in credit? marilyn: in credit options in particular we have switched more of our holdings to european investor great credit, for example. we like names where we have seen slight widening and we have allocated more money there. we are for duration in terms of germany as well, particular given that the ecb this week, they are more on a slightly hawkish tilt. going from a slightly steeper yield curve and higher yield as well. unicredit market overall, w--in the credit market overall, we see better valuations in the euro zone. taylor: i want to talk about high-yield a little bit. bradley rogoff of barclays has seen a choppy credit markets ahead. he wrote, "we expect the trend of higher volatility to continue through the holiday season and into the new year." collin, is the biggest risk to high-yield now some of the volatility? collin: we think

generally lows to the north of the uk, 67, very mild to the south of this band of rain, overnight lows of 11 or 12 and is because we are pulling up this warm air from a 11 or 12 and is because we are pulling up this warm airfrom a long way south in the atlantic and you can see me pull it almost all the way across the uk, like a warm blanket through the course of sunday, and we do so as this whether france swings up from the south, some early rain for north wales, the midlands, through the afternoon for northern england and northern ireland, later in the day also that rain getting into southern scotland. temperatures low to the south of the rain could be even up to 15 degrees and one or two spots, quite a lot of cloud around but i think a few brighter spells in the east. sunday night into monday, looks like it could be very windy to the north—west of the uk as we are at the centre of this area of low pressure pushing through, gales for the northern and western isles. we will see the low pulling away through monday daytime but it stays breezy here and there will be some fairly frequent

widespread low to mid 50's for most of the bay area overnight lows, though. just seen going to be on the chilly side. so bundle up tomorrow night for your new year's eve show because we're going to see 20's and 30's for overnight lows. fortunately tonight. not going to be as chilly. back to you. >> well, good news referees are actually doing the show i love it. there's a little sneak peek preview dressed to the nines. don't tell anyone i told you, but that's it. some are going to doing this year and it's going to be awesome show. i can't wait to see it for news live tomorrow night starting at 1130. but tonight also see during crawford is at 5. and in prime time. 9. have a good one. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> i've slept with men, women, to get heroin. >> announcer: addicted. >> she did heroin last week, overdosing twice, and you're gonna do it tomorrow unless something dramatic happens to change your life. >> announcer: and out of control. >> can you tell me where her anger is coming from? >> does it matter? because it has nothing to do with why s

but 68 degrees with low 70's. for those of you in san mateo and woodside. >> as we make our way into the south bay, 60's and 70's for your sunday afternoon highs. so mother nature hasn't really been keeping track of the calendar. it's december 4th, right. but it's feeling more like early fall out there for tomorrow. campbell and santa clara in the low 70's and we're tracking mid 60's for those of you in the east bay valleys, safer, concord and walnut creek. so pretty uniform numbers there richmond and berkeley. those 68 degrees. a pretty mild temperatures for the 2nd half of the weekend. napa 66 degrees with sonoma 71 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs in santa rosa and avato also warming up into the low 70's. and just to put it in perspective, santa rosa used to be 59 degrees this time of year. instead, you're going to be in the low 70's. so enjoy that because we're tracking cooler drier weather to start out this week, but a storm is going to bring us more wind. then rains could see about a 10th of an inch o

it was another chilly one low to mid 50's. upper 40's, though, for those of you in livermore 10 degrees below average. but we're tracking clear skies out there right now and tonight is going to be the last full moon of the year the cold moon lighting up the bay area skyline. and we're also seeing cool temperatures on account of that lack of blanket of cloud cover widespread low to mid and upper 40's 41 degrees for livermore. but check out downtown san francisco barely in the low 50's 50 degrees as you step outside. so bundle up yet again. fortunately tracking calm wind speeds out there but radar for going to see changes in the extended forecast. several storm set to arrive going to remain dry, though, for this weekend could see some showers trying to clip the bay area coastline sunday night overall looking like a dry day as his monday. but then storm after storm arriving tuesday morning and we're going to see the heaviest rain thursday. but those storms are going to continue for christmas eve and christmas day. we're going to

lows in the north six or 7 degrees and very mild to the south of this band of rain. overnight lows of 11 or 12 because we are pulling up some warm airfrom because we are pulling up some warm air from south of the atlantic. almost right the uk, a bit like a warm blanket through the course of sunday and we do so as this whether front comes up from the south. early rain for north wales, the midlands and through the afternoon for northern england and northern ireland. later in the day we see that rain in southern scotland but temperatures to the south up to 15 degrees in a couple of spots. quite a lot of cloud around but a few brighter spells. sunday night into monday, looks like it could be very windy to the north—west of the uk as we see the centre of this area of low pressure pushing through. gales for the northern and western isles. we will see the low pulling away through monday but it stays breezy here and fairly frequent showers. could be wintry on the highest ground. coolerairsinks in could be wintry on the highest ground. cooler air sinks in to northern irelan

further ahead, we have another deep low pressure, but this i another deep low pressure, but this i is heading towards iceland, with some stronger atlantic winds heading our way at more unsettled weather to come in the outlook for the weekend and beyond, probably dominated more by low pressure, but we have the jet stream on here and there will be some disruption of the jet stream pattern, occasionally getting in some other air and then into some colder air as thejet some other air and then into some colder air as the jet stream pattern changes to a certain extent and get some distortion, but we are never likely to get into the colder air that we have got at the moment, so the outlook looks a little bit milder, but it is very unsubtle, showers, longer spells of rain and it is often going to be on the windy side. that is it, goodbye. this is bbc news the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the pope makes a robust defence of migrants as he visits a greek camp denouncing europe's lack of compassion. translation: let us not let our sea be transformed into a _ desolate sea

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lows tonight. low mid and upper 40's the daytime highs tomorrow near seasonable. but even with that blanket of cloud cover, upper 50's to low 60's exactly where we should be for this time of year and taking a look ahead at your next 10 at 10 outlook. colder storm arriving thursday that's going to actually bring us snow levels dropping to as low as 3,000 feet for local hills and mountains. and we are going to see frost advisories, especially for inland valleys with low to mid 30's expected and then more wet weather 10 days from now. so looks like my rain dance where jonathan thanks to did work and it's good to see the rain icons back on the map again. i know it looks like 10 days from now. that storm looking really impressive. so can't wait to see the updated rain totals for that one. all right, thank you very much. >> some moment from 25 years ago as former president bill clinton awarded. >> former republican presidential candidate bob dole. the presidential medal of freedom today. the longtime kan

low 60's for the tri valley. 61 in san francisco. 60 for daley city. 62 for oakland and low 60's for 63 for a high in santa rosa and topping out at 66 little warmer. seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose. cooler for tomorrow but dry. shower chances puck up again thursday and on thursday all of san francisco, oakland and san jose in the 50's and there we go with another chance to see rain. as we look to sunday and monday. and for inland east bay as well as the north bay and coast we are looking at cooler conditions for tomorrow. shower chances thursday and temperatures in the 50's thursday through the weekend and really watching next week and at this point it does look like storm after storm. if anyerns crossed on that. let's check in with ann for a look at traffic. >> let's start automatic at the pass. things starting to slow down over a half hour knew to get from tracy in to the city. san mateo bridge camera looking good. little bit of fog. 12 minutes 8840 to highway 101. the bay bridge showing metering lights off but more vehicles. still just seven minutes. the go

the past couple of days we have been in the low 70s. today we are looking at low 60s. the fog will be slow to clear keeping the temperatures clear, and we're also seeing upper 50s near the coast, so half moon bay reaching 58 degrees. san francisco in the 50s. the low 60s for the mission districts downtown. 63 in novato and 68 in clearlake. we still have nice and dry weather in the forecast, but the storm track staying to the north of us is starting to shift and we are seeing the high pressure that blocked any chances of rain starting to move out of here and this is good news because we need a change in the weather pattern. it will allow cooler air to come in but not looking for much in the way of rain chances, just spotting showers. our temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, and we will stay dry with a slight rain chance on monday. san francisco will continue to see temperatures cooling into the upper 50s and low 60s. >>> mike, how is the fog impacting the commute? >> we're watching for the chances for the snow at the $57 million house with the incline. just kidding. yo

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you can even more into the low 70's. but look at what this storm on thursday does to our daytime highs and overnight lows friday into saturday could see frost form and temperatures about 5 degrees below average. so it's nice that the weather is going to match the calendar because winter just about 15 days away. jonathan, you like that. my one more day job. and here you go recent thank you guys. ♪ i'm a reporter for the new york times. if you just hold it like this. yeah. ♪ i love finding out things that other people don't want me to know. mm-hmm. [beep] i just wanted to say... ♪ find yourself in these situations and see who you are. and that's just part of the bargain. ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes manag

it has put over $10 billion in the pockets of low-income californians. i've always said the earned income tax credit works best when execs with a -- when it exists with a healthy minimum wage. the fight to take the minimum wage to $18. >> i should point out california does have one of the highest statement among wage minimums. like washington, massachusetts also really high. there are some states at seven dollars and $.75 to we have a higher cost of living in california. do you really see this as a ballot initiative? or you trying to get the governor and the legislature's attention to pass a bill? >> all i care about is that we raise the wage for 5 million workers by 24 bucks a day. if legislature and governor at and that action includes automatically increasing the minimum wage by inflation, great. if they not willing to act, we will take it to the ballot in and we will pass it. >> what else besides this you think is needed in california to support low-wage workers? >> first of all, we need to tax extremely wealthy californians who make hundreds of mill

low to mid 30s inland. low 40s around the bay. despite that chilly start, temperatures are going to warm up. for tomorrow's dog walking forecast, we have a trio of festive pups. sam, luna, and ramsey posing in front of their holiday decorations. temperatures in the 50s where we will all top out. temperature ins the low to mid 50s pretty much across the board still five or six degrees below average. low to mid 50s for inland parts of the east bay. low to mid 50s around the bay. and along the coast. you get the idea. we will all be in the low to mid 50s and that is where we are going to stay. even as the rain chances move in next week. showers late in the day monday. looks like the most likely scenario with more widespread rain on tuesday. tuesday night. wednesday. with lingering showers on thursday as well. that part of the forecast still a bit fuzzy. we will narrow it down as we get closer to the next storm system moving in. vern? >>> straight ahead, sharks doing unshark like things. and if you said all i want for christmas is kla

highs, upper 30s and low 40s for morning lows. watch for patchy fog. there is your next chance of rain, late monday into tuesday. we will have more as we get closer to it. right now the take away is storm trek is coming back for early and middle of next week. we'll see how it plays out as we get closer to it. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. good news on this trouble spot we have had our eye on, 880, nimitz freeway near east bound 980, a crash blocking left lane and center divide but you see we are seeing green now which means everything is cleared off. things are back up to speed north 880 through oakland. good news if you are traveling through there. if you want to use 580, that's clear in both directions. the other trouble spot south bound 101 near rodeo avenue. thisinvolveing an over turned vehicle with at least one lane blocked, speeds down to about nine miles per hour. really backing things up in that area. taking south bound 101 out of marin, you have two right lanes taken until further notice. that will effect your r

it's just a locked pattern off the coast that allows area of low pressure after area of low pressure. here comes another one, to just keep kind of sliding down and it's like a rut in the atmosphere and all the storms keep falling into it. and that's the way it will go. probably through about sunday. but it does until tuesday. can't really pinpoint exactly what each day is going to be like, so the take away for this is yeah, from tuesday to friday we pick up about 2 1/2 inches of rain here, but i know as we get into this week there are particular days that matter more to you than others, depending on what your travel plans are, holiday plans are. give that about 48 hours before that day, before you start looking for any hope of specifics. will be one of the days in the cycle that sees the better rain or will i get a break? it's really impossible to say that yet, but from tuesday to sunday you should plan on rain throughout that period, start thinking ahead for that. in the sierra it will be a lot more steady, continuous snow. we are going to get several feet of snow. it won't be easy t

>> historically speaking interest rates are still relatively low. we are a bit spoiled so we have to put it in perspective. i think interest rates will rise next year, so would it is wise to lock that in four inflation purposes. also rent prices is something we have not discussed, rent prices are skyrocketing so it's important to-- charles: is that one reason the housing home prices have gone so well? i understand millennial's are saying it's crazy i might as well buy a house because it doesn't make any sense. >> interesting point, millennial's entered the market and they are here to stay and builders had built the way we expected them to because they didn't think millennial's will enter the market and now they realize it makes more sense to purchase and everyone is using real estate to hedge against inflation, so the demand continues to rise and supply is not there because builders cannot get appliances, they can't get lumber so it's really difficult. charles: i have to ask about the upper and where you dominate. i read somewhere where these amenit

it will be followed by very low tides. hours later in the afternoon, the national weather service says the peak will be tomorrow. i asked him those astronomical tides as heather mentioned. i'm going to go continuing into the weekend. i'll have a look at where the advisory will be not only for your area saturday, but sunday as well. but first a look outside our doors where we had a lot of cloud cover this afternoon, and as a result, temperatures fell off dramatically in most areas. right back to well where we should be for this time of year because the last several days we've been above average, even record breaking at times alive. look there from ktvu across the oakland estuary, a beautiful view towards san francisco, where you can see the sun. is beginning to set. so here's a look at the advisory. it goes until sunday afternoon. at three o'clock, the shade of green indicates where we may see some low lying flooding at times, primarily through the morning hours. that's when we do expect the high tides. well saturday sunday

this is where we've got the low here. this is where we're seeing the strongest of the winds, this is where we've got some showers or longer spells of rain. further north and east, it's somewhat drier away from the north—east of scotland, temperatures around five to seven celsius. the wind is not as strong in these areas. the strongest of the winds look likes being in these areas around the area of low pressure. maybe later in the day, the winds to start ease down a little bit because the low is going to fill and that means that pressure's rising in the winds are starting to ease, the low is weakening, is drifting down into northern parts of france, taking away the strong winds but taking away those showers as well and many places on thursday will be dry, probably quite sunny for the most part, a bit of rain arriving into parts of the northern ireland. now, let's look further ahead and we've got the jet stream position on here and the air mass and the jet stream is taking more of a northerly track across the uk, particul

mid 40's to low 50's. that's going to be the range easily 5 to 10 degrees below average 47 degrees for those of you in livermore. but a milder 52 degrees in redwood city and hayward san jose as well. so from coastal valleys that ay e- trend going to continue all weekend long until that cloud cover bringing a slight scattered showers arrives next week warming up our overnight lows and daytime highs to near average starting the middle of this upcoming week. back to you. catherine, thank and as my breezes telling us, it will be cold over the next few days. several warming centers are being set up across the bay area. >> and san francisco shelter opened at the gene friend recreation center. 6 street. it will be open. 24 hours a day through sunday in oakland, a warming center opened today at the saint vincent depaul community center and shelter on san pablo avenue. that's going to stay open through monday morning in the north bay, city of santa rosa is joining up with catholic charities to open a center on wils

a mix of sun and clouds, low 50s in the afternoon. east bay and oakland, also looking at partly sunny skies later on today. things are going to be winding down for us, 53 in oakland. san jose in south bay, mid 50s with a little bit sunshine as we head through today. drier weather through the afternoon. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic and those slick conditions out there. >>> drier weather later will be good news for people trying to head out of town for the holiday. right now we've got a couple hot spots towards sfo along 101. there is a crash in the area. if you are working through north bound 101 near airport exit, a couple cars tangled up. one is blocking at least one lane. it looks like there are several crashes, at least three reported around that area. it may slow you down a bit if you are headed to sfo. again call ahead and check to see if cancellations have happened. in the south bay we have reports of flooding on parts of 880 as well as parts of 87. keep an eye out for that as you travel through san jose. >> tha

upper 60s and low 70s along the coast. low 70s s down the peninsnsula sosouth end of the e bay. mid-7070s in the santa clara valley. low 70s for him in parts of the east bay. it won't be that much cooler bayside. oakland, 71 degrees, 70 degrees in san francisco, low 70s to the north bay, until you hit farther north. mid to upper 70s as you head into inland mendocino county and lake county. temperatures will cool off a bit thursday and friday, but even the coolest today's the bus with above average temperatures. monday and tuesday but the clouds in the forecast, but a 10 to 20% rain chance doesn't give us any confidence that we can put any rain in the forecast yet. maybe a better chance by the end of the first full week of december, but that is a long way off in the future. i'll have an update at 11:00. >> we will see you then. >>> is not illegal, but it is certainly unethical. >> are you having a hard time finding the items on your holiday list? you may be battling grinch bots. how a bay area security firm is helping online shoppers fight back. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay