napa 46. 46 fairfield. the wind also translates to surface. even places like san francisco, oakland, you're going to feel the effects of the wind. strongsest winds over the higher elevations. saturday, wind 43 miles an hour. saturday still gusty. 34 fairfield. saturday afternoon, the winds let up with this offshore wind. we are going to experience warmer weather than what we're used to for january. from our golden gate bridge camera, there have been a few patches of fog. it has moved out for the time being. you can clearly see across the bay. patchy dense fog overnight. gusty winds morning. unseasonable weather developing in the next few days. thick fog around santa rosa. just over a mile visibility. half mile in half-moon bay. once the wednesday starts going, the fog will get blown out of here tomorrow morning. temperatures in 40's and 50's. by morning, upper 30's in some of our wind sheltered valleys. 39 in santa rosa. 39 in concord. 50 in san francisco because of that down sloping wind. going to be a nice day. mild on the peninsula. 66 redw

fairfield is down to less than 2.5 miles of visibility. it lingers through at least 8:30 this morning. here is live doppler 7. blame high-pressure for keeping storms away from northern california. we will find a mix of sun and clouds later today. temperatures above average for this time of year. a live look outside. partly cloudy skies from this vantage point. hour-by-hour, 9:00 a.m., we will see the fog lifting in spots. high clouds mixing with sunshine. 40's and 50's by 9:00. lunch time, mid to upper 50's. some spots will get into the 60's, slightly cooler than yesterday. 63 in san jose, 59 in lakeport. traveling across california, it is dry across the entire state. cloud cover across southern california. a really quiet day across the golden ska state. frances: good morning, everyone. there is a traffic alert for an accident blocking three lanes of the golden gate bridge. -- the bay bridge is turning into a parking lot. we have another view for you from the caltrans camera. it is just a dead standstill. the delay is about 38 minutes and

low 40's in napa. 38 in fairfield, as it's dropping rapidly. here's a look at the embarcadero center. a freeze warning in effect overnight for inland valleys. dry tomorrow but clouds increase late in the day. our next rainy pattern begins monday. that likely means more snow coming to the sierra. we have a coastal flood advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. monday. king tides are unusually high tides and produce mono coaster flooding in low-lying areas. let's revisit that freeze warning in effect from midnight tonight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow for all of our inland valleys. lowest temperatures will drop into the upper 20's. here's a look at forecast lows for the overnight hours. 29 at santa rosa and fairfield. 30 at concord and vallejo. 33 san jose and fremont. even san francisco will drop into the upper 30's, down to 37. going to be a cold night. tomorrow will be chilly inland. some inland spots like fairfield and napa and antioch will reach highs of only 49 degrees, but near the bay and the coast highs will be in the mid 50's. but then you can se

napa 46. 46 fairfield. the wind also translates to surface. even places like san francisco, oakland, you're going to feel the effects of the wind. strongsest winds over the higher elevations. saturday, wind 43 miles an hour. saturday still gusty. 34 fairfield. saturday afternoon, the winds let up with this offshore wind. we are going to experience warmer weather than what we're used to for january. from our golden gate bridge camera, there have been a few patches of fog. it has moved out for the time being. you can clearly see across the bay. patchy dense fog overnight. gusty winds developing in the morning. unseasonable weather developing in the next few days. thick fog around santa rosa. just over a mile visibility. half mile in half-moon bay. once the wednesday starts going, the fog will get blown out of here tomorrow morning. temperatures in 40's and 50's. by morning, upper 30's in some of our wind sheltered valleys. 39 in santa rosa. 39 in concord. 50 in san francisco because of that down sloping wind. going to be a nice day. mild on the

concorde, fairfield down to one quarter mile visibility. parts of the mill -- parts of the north bay, 122 -- satellite and radar quiet across california. this front will move in tomorrow morning and bring our next chance of rain. ahead of the front we have a mild south wind, mid 50's to low 60's 60's, another mostly cloudy day. tonight, the clouds hang on again, mid to upper 40's. slightly cooler than last night and the rain begins to move in. a storm tomorrow morning, the biggest issue is coming during the commutes for slick roads and low visibility. friday, 6:00 a.m., rain moving through north bay, sinks south in the morning and falls apart. we will end friday with some sunshine. fog, cloudy, and the weekend looking really nice. morning fog and afternoon sunshine, temperatures in the 50's. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: the omicron variant now affecting awards shows. the grammys, oscars, and kumasi: it is 5:22. here are the seven things to know. in about 40 minutes, president biden is slated to arrive at the u.s. cap

nothing but trace amounts all across the map here from mountain view hayward into fairfield up there. our current temperatures yesterday were all in the 40's for our current tips. now you can see we've warmed up just a bit. we're in the 50's. definitely want to bring your jacket just to protect you from the rain. will back to you. speaking of rain, you would think it would cause a lot of accidents on the roadway. not too bad. a few fender benders. but that's slowing down traffic. here's the bay bridge toll plaza looks like our lens getting more drops on it. >> but still plenty of space between the cars. no problems. if you going into san francisco on the san mateo bridge is should be a little actually got a little bit lighter. no problems to talk about on either direction, east or westbound on the san mateo bridge from there. the richmond sandra fell bridge be careful because you will run across some paddling. look at all puddles highlighted by those headlights as they get closer to the toll plaza looking at about 11 minutes across that span. looks like fog. what appears to be fog at

fairfield, 40. san jose, 26 miles per hour. not as big of a problem in the south bay as a north bay, but it will get windier as we approach midnight tonight. forecasted gusts up to 70 miles per hour at the highest peaks. downed trees and power outages are possible. strong high-pressure coupled with a deep low over the nevada- utah border means the offshore wind will continue through the night. they will pick at midnight. whether or not we will ever get rain again, we will cover that in the forecasted just a few minutes. >>> now to a live look at the state capital, where lawmakers could soon allow kids as young as 12 to get a covid shot without their parents okay. >> kpix 5's andria borba on the proposal that even some bay area parents say goes too far. >> reporter: senator weiner says this proposal would empower the nearly 1 million california teens to make their own medical decisions about the covid-19 vaccine. parents on the other hand are skeptical. >> it makes our schools less safe point >> reporter: on the steps of everett

less than two miles in fairfield. -- down to half a mile. a lot of us in the 30's from the north bay to the east bay, even along the peninsula. san mateo at 39. clear skies and the east bay hills vantage point. as the sun gets up, we have a lot of sunshine. early morning fog in the north bay, that is it in terms of any low clouds. into the afternoon, it is bright. 4:00 with temperatures in the 50's to mid 60's. reggie: over the peak. there seems to be in agreement that the bay area is now on the omicron downward slope, the rest of the nation appears to be just behind us. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy: good morning. hospitals are still seeing cases , they say they will for a while. they expect the hospitalization rate will lag behind the case rate by a week or two, and case rates are looking good here in the bay area. take a look at this map to see how the entire country looks. it is not looking too bad, it looks like in the northeast and upper midwest, they have already hit their peak, which is also what experts are saying abou

fairfield has an issue now. down to about 0.4 of a mile and that is how far you can see down the road in front of you. everyone else is doing phone. you can see for ten miles. heyward, you're seven. concord and liver more, you're 6. great numbers and we're not looking at issues with fog on the road and if you're heading on 80 through solano valley, plan to hitting patchy fog and that is gone by late morning. this is a clear die on future cast. play that to 2:00 in the afternoon. there is nothing here. sunny skies overhead and into the afternoon, getting into the evening tonight and into tomorrow morning, we will see the low clouds fill back in and that is our sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. we likely wake up with more clouds tomorrow and meaning two things. it will be warmer tomorrow morning than yet is right now and we might clear the fog for the colder valleys. that sends to warm things up and checking in on that tomorrow morning. the fog can be real tricky to forecast and we'll keep's few clouds and here and uppe

the les hill at 39 fairfield. you're at 35 degrees. so definitely a cold start much as we saw yesterday later on today, though, much as we saw yesterday as well. we've got the 60's sticking around and lots of sunshine also like yesterday, roadways. they're doing pretty good looking at the bay bridge. it is also v.ry empty this morning. not seeing anything that slow you down out there. the maze to fremont street. a nice 7 minutes. san mateo bridge, not a lot of traffic just yet for you and just empty there at the richmond center fell not a lot of early commuters just yet golden gate bridge. also looking at a nice, easy commute. 21 minutes from 37 to the tolls. james. all right, john, thank you very much. it is for a one covid-19 cases in the bay area seem to have plateaued some good news here. health experts say that that's a sign the omicron variant has potentially reached its peak, but they say hospitalizations will take a while to drop off. we spoke with some local nurses and doctors to see what they're dealing with in the icus kron

livermore, walnut creek, fairfield. that week system goes into southern california saturday afternoon. the other one staying across the pacific northwest sunday night into monday. we were hoping perhaps a few drops make it. not going to happen. computer models are trending drive-thru february six. file date with high clouds. sunday is dry. monday we're closer to average for this time of year. this temperatures will fluctuate very little in the midweek time. so hopeful, february is one-for-one test -- wettest winter months. dion: coming up, the eye of the team and the fans. meet the man behind the camera who has captured some of the best shots of the 49ers ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what's that? x

up about we'd expect like like dew point in fairfield arm around 38 37 degrees so and fairfield frost the real possibility. like i said, as it was this morning and then temperatures today. or tomorrow, a lot like what we had today and it will continue this way until we get to thursday and when we get to thursday, you're going to see those clouds increase and when the clouds increase, they're going to just start to erode that high down and by the early part middle part end of next week. not this week, but the following week, we should be and hopefully will be in a position to receive some precipitation and form of rain and snow. that's the hope. surf advisories been dropping. it's still kind of dangerous out there because the hydroxyl swells. it's there's a lot of them still lingering, so it's it seems mellow, but it's not. it's there's still sets about everything you know, 10 minutes or so. so when i come back tomorrow night, we'll go looking for rain again as we've been doing for a month. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right. we'll see them. bill. thank you. tom brady, we

take a look at fairfield, by about 9:00 a.m. we could see rain moving in. i'll talk about how much coming up in a few minutes. >>> traffic on i-80 through fairfield is fine, and chp says there could be fog as you go i-80 through pinole, and we see droplets on the lens at the san mateo bridge, and now let's check the business world with dom. >>> good morning. i am dominic chu here at cnbc. the december report is expected to show that the u.s. economy added 422,000 jobs last night, and the unemployment falling but the survey used for that report was taken before covid cases tied to the omicron surge started to move higher in mid to late december, which disrupted, of course, airlines, businesses and schools, but if the numbers do hold it would mean that 6.5 million jobs were created last year, and that would be the biggest annual increase in employment since fdr was president in 1939. the markets pulling ahead of the jobs report today. and then games e3 expo will not be held in person, but it will be online. the grammys and sundance film festival were both pos

fairfield, 39 right now. overnight lows again in the 30s and 40s but notice in the icons, not monitoring any rain. rain we saw on friday has completely made its exit. now high pressure building. satellite radar, activity in the pacific but that's going to stay in the pacific. not expecting any rain out of that system. air quality heading into tomorrow, we are going to see good air quality across most of the bay area from coast to the south bay. but if you live in north bay, moderate air quality. according to the index, that's 51 to 100, for sensitive groups could be something to consider. hour by hour outlook, no rain but show you cloud cover. 7:00 a.m., spots in fairfield, concord, livermore, could get morning fog yet again. it lingers first half of the day, clears out by afternoon. sunday with lot of sunshine. monday morning expect the morning commute to be foggy across the bay area. forecasted highs for tomorrow, sunshine, upper 50s. fremont 56, san francisco 55, san jose 58. great day for a south bay hike

can see the showers that moved through the richmond area approaching concord, and also moving through fairfield and hayward we are dealing with some of the light showers. also in san francisco and moving down to san mateo as well as burlingame, and some other areas up and down the peninsula dealing with those showers as you are heading out on this tuesday morning. we are seeing some of the scattered showers that will continue. we will see some more rain, but take a look at the rainfall totals. we had in mount tam nearly four inches of rain in the past 24 hours. looking at scott skraebg in the santa cruz mountains, two inches of rain there, and we are approaching half an inch in san francisco and walnut creek, just a little lower, but san josÉ has not measured much of anything and seeing the same in the tri-valley. we will have mainly light rain and it will be on and off for some of the spots, and looking ahead we are going to see some additional rainfall over the next couple of days. we're only looking at about another few hundreds of an inch of rain in the tri-valley. as far as the sierra sno

overnight temperatures will drop to the upper 30's in fairfield and concord. but most of the locations will have inland areas in the low 40's and around the shoreline, mid-40s. highest tomorrow after 60 in the half moon bay, 60's in the southbay and the north bay as well, upper teeth in the inland east bay. skipping ahead to wednesday evening, mid-week, we expect a few disturbances. we don't expect the rain in the bay area, but will come close. generally looking at a dry week of weatherhead going into next weekend. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast, three dry and mild days are coming our way wednesday with mostly sunny skies. clouds will increase thursday as we showed you the system that will come near but not hit the bay area. temperatures will drop off a couple of degrees. then on friday the skies get brighter and going into next weekend, mainly sunny skies and seasonal temperatures. that is your accuweather 7-day forecast. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: welcome into chase center, klay thompson is officially back and we will get to that

gil wright, 66 in san jose. 62 in santa rosa. 63 in oakland. 61 in fairfield. some are temperatures tomorrow, give or take a few degrees. golden gate camera, a nice view. we have dry weather pattern continuing through the holiday weekend. here is the area of major concern tomorrow morning. it is right around the delta. the fog is spilling over. we will see it getting dense. also for parts of the north bay. it is gone by noon hour. hopefully you can get out and get around the bay area roadways safely. tomorrow morning, tempera low 30's to low 50's. for the afternoon, it is short-sleeved weather again. 66 san jose. 68 in morgan hill. ill write in the upper 60's. daly city, a lot of some. north bay temperatures, 61 in san rafael. mile by january standards. 60 forecast or valley. head inland and is going to be up to 62 in livermore. 63 and pleasant thing -- in pleasanton. there is a weak system that could bring a few sprinkles around the monterey bay friday night. early next week, southern california on martin luther king jr. date, looks like they will get some rai

down to about a quarter mile this morning and about two miles for fairfield. high pressure in control for us and that ridge of high pressure is really sending the storm track well to our north. we are looking at dry and quiet conditions over the next several days through the week. as we look to our daytime high temperatures very similar to yesterday. 58 along the coast and parka. around the bay, from 58, 59 in san francisco, 60 in oakland. we are look at low 60's for the peninsula. around the south bay, 64 in san jose, 63 east y cod. mid-60r you ey and 67 for santa rose a. something we are watching off shore winds developing so for the north bay mountains, could see busts up to possibly 30 to 40 miles an hour. that is really the location we are going to see the stronger winds. nothing like what we saw last friday and over the weekend. nothing like that. those off shore winds will bring in that dry air once again as we head through the neev rn g shot of dry air. as we head through the day today plenty of sun. as we look to tomorrow we are going to start off the

that's you in fairfield, right at 39 degrees. berkeley at 55 right now. our most mild spot currently rain. >> thank you for that are. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. at 5 o'clock traveling from the east bay into the city. no major issues or delays about a 10 minute drive for you. there. san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula. you can do that in about 13 minutes. let's get a look at the richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive as you're headed out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will be about 20 minutes for your drive. well, happening today, the san francisco unified school district and the teachers union are expected to return to the negotiating table as the 2 sides continue to hash out a deal over covid safety measures. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco with the very latest. sarah, good morning. >> rain all week long. the teachers unions have really just kind of begged and demanded that the san francisco unified school district meet with them again at the bargaining table. they

up in fairfield. so taking your time as you're traveling and we're looking at our future cast. how long is this weather going to stay wet. well, it's going to rain this morning in the afternoon we'll get a break. they'll be another system, a weak one that comes into the north bay and that will be later this evening into the early morning hours ear and then we'll get a break wednesday thursday, a dry day for us. rain totals. just trace amounts all throughout the east bay and along the peninsula as well. let's get a look at current temperatures yesterday were all of the 40's. a little warmer this morning in the 50's here, valais hill conquer hayward san carlos. we'll have a look at your 7 day coming up. but for now we'll send it back to you. >> you know, i'm loving it a little bit of rain because that means it's not biting cold as we saw yesterday looks like you know, a lot of people still off, though, the majority of people i would imagine because usually we will see bumper to bumper at the bay bridge. no problems. if you're crossing that span and down on to fremont street in sa

gil wright, 66 in san jose. 62 in santa rosa. 63 in oakland. 61 in fairfield. some are temperatures tomorrow, give or take a few degrees. golden gate camera, a nice view. we have dry weather pattern continuing through the holiday weekend. here is the area of major concern tomorrow morning. it is right around the delta. the fog is spilling over. we will see it getting dense. also for parts of the north bay. it is gone by noon hour. hopefully you can get out and get around the bay area roadways safely. tomorrow morning, temperature low 30's to low 50's. for the afternoon, it is short-sleeved weather again. 66 san jose. 68 in morgan hill. ill write in the upper 60's. daly city, a lot of some. north bay temperatures, 61 in san rafael. mile by january standards. 60 forecast or valley. head inland and is going to be up to 62 in livermore. 63 and pleasant thing -- in pleasanton. there is a weak system that could bring a few sprinkles around the monterey bay friday night. early next week, southern california on martin luther king jr. date, looks like they will get some

and two degrees at fairfield. the high wind, especially in the north bay, everybody is going to have wind overnight tonight. clear and windy. tomorrow, the wind will slowly begin to ease up. it will continue dry and mild through the end of the month. strong pressure gradient. high-pressure offshore. low pressure over the four corners. as a result, strong wind. offshore wind also, which drives things out. don't lead at this time the year into that much of a fire threat. but, nevertheless. futurecast gusts show when all of this peaks. it will be tonight around 11:00. but already, it is about 37 miles per hour in napa as we rolled this on. you can see that by midnight, there is at least the potential for 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts in napa. with the saturated ground and strong wind, there could be more trees coming down, the likes of which we saw earlier in the newscast. by the time you get a saturday morning, still windy in the north bay. not so much for the rest the bay area. weekend goes on. when continues to ease

napa reporting gusts to 31. 30 in fairfield. translating to some of the valley floors. wind advisory for all areas shaded in yellow until 7:00. further north bay valleys, 11:00 a.m. orange under a high wind warning. those are the north bay mountains until 11:00 a.m., gusts to 70 miles an hour. trees, powerlines, power outages. difficulty driving. look at the high wind forecast, it is gusty. strongest winds over the higher elevations. the winds, over 50 miles an hour in calistoga. a full look at the we can forecast, including how long the winds last. >> in the south bay, already crossing some damage. the scene on north 17th street. a 100 foot tall tree came down, crushing three vehicles, including this suv. it also brought down power lines. fortunately, no one was hurt. tree removal crews were on the scene working to cut it up and remove it piece by piece. high winds believed to be the cause. another tree came down about two miles away from. it appeared the tree only took down a fence in between two townhomes. crews were working to chop that went up and haul it away. a n

fairfield, 37 degrees. it's pretty cool in some of the interior valleys. it will be in the mid and upper 50s and we are going to get a nice mix of sun and clouds, it's going to be a lovely weekend to enjoy the outdoors. it's a little windy as well. >> kira. >> it will be good to get that sunshine. coming up on "today in the bay," covid forcing a bay area skater to drop out of the championship. we'll tell you why her changes are her chances in the winter games are not just over yet. how she can make it to beijing even though she did not compete in the free skate. we'll have all your top stories coming up at 7:00, we hope to see you then. right now back to the "today" show. >>> good morning bitter cold, following the season's first big winter storm that dropped more than a foot of snow in new england, another round is on its way. more than 48 million people now from north dakota to massachusetts under winter weather advisories this weekend as some of the coldest air in years begins to settle in. we'll have the full forecast >>> under siege, hospitals across

concord and fairfield recording three mile visibility so watch out. we get some of that fog from the central valley. watching this area of low pressure pumping the high clouds. radar returns off the southern california coast. if you are traveling down south for the holiday weekend, there will be some showers you encounter between tomorrow morning and tomorrow ever -- afternoon and another wave on monday. temperature is right now with a gusty offshore winds, you will notice the coast is in the 50's. pretty mild. that is what's holding the temperatures up along the coastline. most of even the 40's and 50's. a live look from the emeryville camera. patchy fog overnight. hilltop winds will ease. we're looking at a dry pattern to continue well into next week. tomorrow morning's temperatures will be in the 30's. north and east bay. along the coast, 40's and 50's. watch out for that fog. afternoon highs, 63 in the south bay. on the peninsula, low 60's from palo alto to half moon bay. hazy son at times due to the high clouds. san francisco, 61. 64 in santa ros

strung out in fairfield and along the coast at half moon bay. let's roll ahead to midnight tonight, and look at napa. 50 mile per hour gusts up in the north bay. even in half moon bay, 48 miles per hour. in san jose, just 19. south bay, not so vulnerable to the offshore wind event. not too worried about fire danger from this with all the water around from the rain we had recently, but the costs continue through tomorrow morning, ease up in the south bay, and as time goes on, the wind eases up in the north bay as well by tomorrow night and early sunday morning. the peak of the wind coming tonight about midnight, that will be blowing all sorts of allergens around, so saturday looks bad for allergy sufferers, but it improves sunday monday, and tuesday. tonight, numbers won't be as cold. santa rosa, 45. 46 at napa. 41 in san jose, and 43 in mountain view. numbers for everyone tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees above average. san francisco, 64 is a forecast high, 6 degrees above where we usually are. it is winter. it is january. numbers in the 60s are unusuall

in half moon bay, breaking the mold a little bit hanging out in the 50's santa rosa, you're at 43 in fairfield as well as livermore. some of our coldest spots sitting at 41 degrees currently just a little bit cooler than yesterday for most of the east bay. little bit more mild than yesterday for the north bay. as far as the next few hours go. daytime highs do eventually rise into the low 60's, not quite as warm as yesterday. the day before it was and definitely a little on the cloudier side, but still bright enough. i'll be talking about what to expect this next weekend and into next week, too. all the coming year forecast back to rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges today that traveling. >> from the east bay into the city. pretty quiet at this hour about 10 minutes for your drive. the air, the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in about 13 minutes this morning. the richmond center fell bridge looking at a 10 minute commute. quiet at this hour and the golden gate bridge 20 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the toll

concord and fairfield recording three mile visibility so watch out. we get some of that fog from the central valley. watching this area of low pressure pumping the high clouds. radar returns off the southern california coast. if you are traveling down south for the holiday weekend, there will be some showers you encounter between tomorrow morning and tomorrow ever -- afternoon and another wave on monday. temperature is right now with a gusty offshore winds, you will notice the coast is in the 50's. pretty mild. that is what's holding the temperatures up along the coastline. most of even the 40's and 50's. a live look from the emeryville camera. patchy fog overnight. hilltop winds will ease. we're looking at a dry pattern to continue well into next week. tomorrow morning's temperatures will be in the 30's. north and east bay. along the coast, 40's and 50's. watch out for that fog. afternoon highs, 63 in the south bay. on the peninsula, low 60's from palo alto to half moon bay. hazy son at times due to the high clouds. san francisco, 61. 64 in santa ros

. >> check out the line at solano mall in fairfield. the line for testing snaked more than halfway around the entire mall. okay, scary moments for passengers on a flight to sacramento. the southwest plane made an emergency landing last night after it blew out a tire during take-off. this happened in the aircraft's main landing gear as it left denver. passengers say they didn't even know there was a problem until they arrived in sacramento by emergency vehicles they saw on the tarmac. >> as soon as we landed, you could tell it was a tire. it was the general, you know, flopping of the tire sound, like when you get a flat on the highway. >> a little scary to have that told to you after the fact. that we had blown a tire and landed minus one tire. >> nerve-racking, but nobody hurt. >> that could be nerve-racking. let's bring in rob as we head toward the next batch of rain. >> still adding up the last 24 hours of rain, which did outperform in marin county and the santa cruz mountains. 1 to 2 inches of rain around the santa cruz mountains. ke

take a look at fairfield. by 9:00, 10:00 a.m. moving into the area, but if you live in the north bay you will probably get a chance of rain before 8:00 a.m. i will guide you more through your weekend forecast and what to expect coming up in just a few minutes. >>> it's follow the leader here in palo alto, but a lot more leaders and followers showed up in the last few minutes. remember, taillights head into the area where they are testing signs for the 101 express lanes, and they are not getting charged there. >> thank you, vianey and mike. it's almost quarter to 7:00 right now, and breaking news, the monthly unemployment report is out. last month the economy added nearly 200,000 jobs, but the unemployment rate for december dropped to 3.9%. that's the lowest since the start of the pandemic. >>> happening today, the former theranos president faces similar fraud charges as elizabeth holmes did. balwani is accused of defrauding doctors and patients. holmes was convicted on four counts in her own criminal fraud trial and her sentencin

santa rosa, saint helene in fairfield this morning, back down in the 30's. so we're off to a chilly start, but not as cold as yesterday was. you see temperatures in napa a full 9 degrees warmer than at the same 0. 24 hours ago later on today, it's back to the 60's and solidly so low to mid 60's for highs towards the afternoon. back to ray tom. thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your bridges today. the bay bridge traveling into the city from the east bay. >> about a 10 minute drive for you there, too. that fremont street exit san mateo bridge heading across towards peninsula. you can make that drive about 13. no accident or hazards heading out of richmond across the war, sandra fell about a nine-minute drive for you at this hour and the golden gate bridge. we're looking at 20 minutes for you as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls. doctors are saying this latest surge with omicron might be nearing a peak numbers here in california. continue to show an uptick in cases but infectious disease experts say right now they're feeling cautiously optimist

that's you in fairfield, right at 39 degrees. berkeley at 55 right now. our most mild spot currently rain. >> thank you for that are. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. at 5 o'clock traveling from the east bay into the city. no major issues or delays about a 10 minute drive for you. there. san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula. you can do that in about 13 minutes. let's get a look at the richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive as you're headed out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will be about 20 minutes for your drive. well, happening today, the san francisco unified school district and the teachers union are expected to return to the negotiating table as the 2 sides continue to hash out a deal over covid safety measures. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco with the very latest. sarah, good morning.

well, fairfield are very cold. this spot right now. 33 degrees, san francisco, one of her more mild areas at 48. we've got rain back in. she's got a look at traffic. yeah, we had early-morning hot spot in the south bay. >> that has since been cleared. but we do have another accident that just popped up. this wasn't an reveal. so it's a long, 80

you will get some spots near fairfield, concord, novato, livermore. late sunday night we see the return of the dense clouds for your monday morning commute. so keep that in mind. remember don't use your high beams. use your regular headlights. the high beams reflect off the fog. sunday's forecast. more shine on the way, temperatures in the upper 50s. 58 degrees in san jose, 56 in fremont, 55 in san francisco, and your south lake tahoe forecast this one i have been getting so many viewers asking about this. let's tell you what's going to happen. sunday, monday, and tuesday high clouds but we will see nice weather there. we did all of the winter weather advisories expired. showers my may be possible by the middle of the week. hey, look at that. that's looking into thursday and friday. we should be good to go there. you don't have to worry about any rain for now. and your seven-day outlook looks fantastic. monday, tuesday, wednesday temperatures in the upper 50s for san francisco. take a look at the inland temperatures. might bump up into the 60s. but, h

where is our coldest spot on the map in the upper 30's is fairfield sitting right now. 39 degrees later on today. it's right back to the low 60's. we go under what will be increasingly clear conditions mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies later on today. bridges this morning been pretty empty. looking at the bay bridge. we do have conditions out there that are really nice and clear. just a few cars making their way into the city. now, expecting there to be a modest back up towards the core. the commute here in a few hours. but as for now, you are good to go. 12 minutes across the san mateo bridge, not a whole lot of cars making that trip just yet. and nobody really driving across the richmond center fell just yet nice and quiet. make your way across that span. golden gate bridge also really quiet for early risers. 19 minutes from 37 down to the tools. james. john, thank you very much. at 4.30, san francisco is stepping up efforts to help people in need, especially. >> in and around the tenderloin. we have from charles clifford with the story. >> on tuesday, san francisco opened a new cen

santa rosa, napa, 62 in fairfield. and by the way fairfield hit 70 degrees today. yeah. doesn't feel like winter. 60 in livermore. 59 in concord and one or live view from our san jose camera, skies are clear overhead, chelly overnight, patchy morning tag we're looking at dry mild days into the weekend. and there is a possibility of a pattern change come sunday, monday. but for the time being, a little bit of fog near the coast a little bit out toward the delta for the morning commute. and then the fog is gone because of the dry offshore winds. the air mass will be drier so we're not expecting a lot of fog. definitely the chill and some patchy frost so temperatures in the mid 30's for a coldest inland valley. temperature in the 40's, right around the bay and along coastline. now, afternoon highs will be on the mild side. once again. but a little bit warmer i think especially with the downsloping winds. so low to mid 60's across the region. the sun will be shining. and if you're looking for rain, you might be happy to hear that there's a possibility on sunday as our first

fairfield not far behind that at 34 degrees currently. so as we work our way into the afternoon, temperatures again rise back into the 60's. these cold clear mornings followed by clear and mild afternoons. it's just the way we're going to stay for a little while ahead of us. now, as far as our roadways go, for the most part we're doing all right out there. the bay bridges. okay. this morning, traffic moving along just fine. there. we do have a closure up in the north bay leading into the east bay, though, with police police activity in the closure on i-80 westbound at the carquinez bridge in valais home. all lanes are blocked. so the recommendation there is to get off at 6.80 and then drive down the benicia bridge. instead connecting again over at highway 4 as we do have that closure along 80, which right now isn't resulting in the issues. they anticipate if it remains closed into the morning commute could definitely result in some. as for the san mateo bridge, a 12 minute drive there, making their way across the richmond center fell in 8

toward fairfield. maybe alejo santa rosa napa to start off your sunday morning, so it has been a dry weekend. at least so far. it looks like that will remain the case as we head into your sunday once again no major changes compared to it today. although it could be a little bit warmer. we could be tracking some more sixties in your sunday forecast. and then as you can't see this weather system really just kind of flirts with our coastline. this will send in a few extra clouds first thing monday morning and just the chance of a north based sprinkle first thing on monday morning, but that is just about it. no one no major expectations and major rainfall expectations with that guy. so here we are. tomorrow morning. this is sunday morning, eight o'clock and then you'll notice some high clouds moving in throughout the afternoon hours. this high clouds moving in from the southwest, and then on monday, maybe in north based sprinkle or two definitely some cloud cover and then we scale back on the clouds throug

well, it's back down into the 30's further inland from fairfield on over to santa rosa, down to novato. expect our coldest temperatures right now hovering in the 30's. now, as far as our bridges, our concern today, we are looking at an easy early early morning commute. getting a look at some of those drive times this morning if we could, we are going to be seeing conditions out there that are pretty good for your early morning drive. back to you. james. and well, 7 minutes to get you from the maze to fremont streets. and we are looking at the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to get you across that as for the richmond center fell bridge 8 minutes to get you across that bridge and the golden gate bridge. that will be 20 minutes from 37 to the tolls. james? very good. alright, thank you, john. for '02 is the time. let's get to the news now. happening today. we have oakland, unified schools and classrooms. >> we're going to be missing. more students and teachers today because of a planned sickout, some acorn, woodland elementary teachers organized a strike to demand more kn 95 masks and more w

santa rosa, one of our coldest spots at 34 fairfield. they're very cold. this at 33 degrees. meantime, conquered in dublin. also joining you well down in the 30's this morning after such a cold morning inland, it's back to some really mild conditions this afternoon, mild partly cloudy day to be expected. nice way to start the weekend. i'll be telling you about what else to expect for your weekend. still to come, reyna harvey back with us and looking at your friday morning commute. yeah. and we already have a hot spot this morning, john, to start off our morning. >> this is in the south bay. so san jose, unfortunately already an early-morning fatality there. this is southbound one. 0, one north of guadalupe parkway. so one lane is currently open. the other 3 lanes are shut down right now. southbound 1 one or the waterloo bay parkway. a good alternate would be 82 or 2.80, or you could stay on one. 0, one. you're just going to encounter a little slowing because only one lane currently open. there heading into the city right now. so that fremont street exit about 7 minutes for yo

maybe fairfield didn't actually report at this hour that seems a bit mild for this hour 45 the conquered 42 at livermore and the view from the emeryville camera. looking along the bay bridge. these are our forecast features. we'll see clear skies overnight with the winds continuing to diminish sonny and mild again tomorrow about perhaps a couple of degrees cooler than it was today and this dry pattern. we're in right now dry and mild pattern i should say will continue into the end of next week overnight the forecast animation looks like this. we'll see no clouds just guys, which will allow temperatures to drop of course into the chile range in our inland areas up in the north bay. we'll see lowe's dropping into the upper 30 years that ukiah lakeport santa rosa over in the inland east the east bay fairfield antioch conquered livermore. flows in the upper 30s down the south bay mainly low 40s 41 in san jose 41 morgan hill and right around the the bay shoreline. we'll see lowe's in the low to man forties high is tomorrow and the south bay under sunny skies 67 at san jose 66 at los gatos, so

current visibility down to a half mile in santa rosa, two miles for fairfield for the visibility as we start our day. for the afternoon, upper 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s inland this afternoon. daytime highs above average for this time of year. we'll talk about the rest of the week ahead coming up and if there are any changes in sight in a few minutes. let's check with gianna for the latest on traffic. >>> let's start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were turned on about 6:00. we can see that traffic is already starting to back up at the toll plaza. a busy ride into francisco. you will see delays as you come off the skyway as well heading into the city. it is also busy out of san jose north 101 near 880. they finally cleared the crash but traffic backing up to the 680, 280 connector. taking altamont pass give yourself about 50 minutes 205 to 680, busy out of tracy getting onto 580. >>> fierce flames near california's scenic highway 1. colorado fire was sparked in the big sur region. justin andrews is live in the newsroom with images of the flames a

looking at fairfield with fog. 42 conquered. the temperatures have bottomed out. even a windchill earlier this morning of 30 degrees in santa rosa. as we look at the wins above abe 1000 feet, still out of the north. they are much lighter. look at mount diablo. we are going to see a return to that onshore push. that will bring the westerlies back late in the day today. mount tam, some fog and haze. sunny and mild afternoons. we could add the plural as day after day will feature dry conditions. the end of the week getting more cloud cover. we will be looking at a pattern change. fingers crossed as we get towards february. kind of our on-again, off-again month-long pattern. we have been blessed with the rain. we had a month of dry conditions. the risk of sneaker waves. all the way from that north coast down through big sur. dangerous conditions there. moderate air quality, from time to time back to good. fremont looking good. as we look at the highs over the next several days, it is going to be mild. average high is 60 around santa clara and san jose. slightly cooler

well, fairfield are very cold. this spot right now. 33 degrees, san francisco, one of her more mild areas at 48. we've got rain back in. she's got a look at traffic. yeah, we had early-morning hot spot in the south bay. >> that has since been cleared. but we do have another accident that just popped up. this wasn't an reveal. so it's a long, 80 westbound there. just east of pow street. so we're going to k ep a close eye on that right now. not cosby. much of a delay traveling into the city right now, the maze to that fremont street exit, a seven-minute drive, no hazards. the air as you're traveling into the city, san mateo bridge about 12 minutes for you as you're making your way across towards the peninsula. there out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell about a 7 minute drive and the south bay along one o one. look at that. just 27 minutes for you to make it from 85 to menlo park. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. >> it is 5, 0, one big story this morning. teachers and parents in the oa

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fairfield a very cold 37 degrees. once that fog makes its exit we will see plenty of sunshine with temperatures in the mid-50s by the afternoon. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including a bakery truck to the rescue. as cold and hungry drivers were stranded in their cars for more than a day on a snowy, icy interstate. >>> and the popular r&b artist who had to go public to clarify his name is not omicron. and you do not have to isolate for five days after coming into contact with him. we'll explain. >>> up next, our sunday focus on the news this week that a record 4 .5 million americans walked away from their jobs in a single month. continuing what economists are calling the great resignation. >> it was the scariest, but yet, most exhilarating decision i think i've made as an adult. and i feel so happy. >> it's all coming up on "sunday today". [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong

at 70 and fairfield . pretty darn warm temperatures probably pretty similar, some valley fog. some coastal fog. we're clearly seeing that already. and there's some of that coastal fog. now as you look from sutro tower off towards san francisco, and you can see a bunch of it's pushing inland. it's not going to have a big inland push, but it could emerge with some of that truly fog. that could form in those inland valleys. kind of in a place like by black point up by by san rafael, where the two kind of merged you get. can you have a real messy morning? so just think about that when you commute off tomorrow? there it is this this ridge of high pressure, which is basically almost a permanent feature in our environment this last month , and even even before that this system is going to undercut. and get here on thursday and friday , and that should increase the clouds and hopefully little away a little bit of the strength of that high pressure and weaken it so that the pattern can shift cause right now it's a stuck pattern. it's just blocked at the ridge out here and on the east.

well, down into the 30's for fairfield, you're at freezing right now. 32 degrees. so definitely get those jackets ready as you're heading out there. as for our bridges this morning, still fear and really well, we are seeing the bay bridge looking great. you can see traffic is moving along just fine. there. we do have the severe incident, though, a traffic collision on 8, 80 northbound at 20th avenue in oakland that has the left lane blocked and traffic at a standstill. northbound from alameda all the way down to san leandro. so that is going to take you a minute just to get to the bay bridge. once you get there, though, you'll be doing just fine. as for the san mateo bridge, things are all right as well. it does look like a tea is not just backed up from alameda san leandro but also from union city to free month. so a lot of those feeders onto this bridge are doing as well as the span is itself. the richmond center fell bridge. is that an 8 minute drive there? and the golden gate looks lovely. that's the sunshine up about daria. >> thank you, 31. and here's a big s

current numbers out there for the six o'clock our upper forties for fairfield, san francisco, 57 half moon bay 50 degrees, and here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. as i mentioned, we're tracking some high cloud cover into the weekend. we'll have more on that. and your updated five day forecast coming up in a little bit, mark. thank you. pharmacy hours, maybe changing at some walgreens and cvs stores. the wall street journal reports. the chains are cutting pharmacy hours at some locations because of employees that are calling out 62 covid. both companies have been dealing with severe staffing shortages in a statement from walgreens and cvs , both stores say at this point , pharmacies will still remain open on weekends, but the situation is fluid. so far, there's no evidence that any bay area stores are affected. san francisco drivers need to slow down coming up the new places where you can get tickets for going faster than 20 mph and find out how much more it's find out how much more it's about to cost you to there are a lot of things in life we want, but c

fairfield right now sitting at 37 degrees now. roadways. pretty easy unless you are considering the fog, which is really the bay bridge is still sitting below 10 minutes to make your