we have a wind advisory through noontime and a flood watch. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. we are still anticipating the very heavy rain sinking down from the north. so it's on its way the next three to five hours. we will see a rough go of it around the bay. i'll detail that coming up. >> also ahead, the warriors, well, they are trying to stay in first place. i'm not sure who is playing there. it's definitely not my warriors. but they need a win over the visiting pacers. they did last night anyway. mike shumann will there are hundreds of ways people use lysol disinfectant spray. ben's mom uses it around the bathtub. it kills mold, and unlike clorox clean-up, it's approved to keep it from coming back for up to a week. share your lysol story, and see more, on facebook. [ female announcer ] nature exists on the grandest scale... ♪ ...and in the tiniest details. ♪ and sometimes both. nature valley granola thins pack the big taste of granola and dark chocolate into one perfect square, under 100 calories. nature valley granola thins.

since the advisory committee did not meet in november. any comment or concern sure this meeting will be shared with the board at the december 11th meeting. close public comment and move to our next item. >> item four, this is advisory committee. this is action item. >> good morning courtney with the authority. this item begins own page 11 of your packet by way of background, authorities have number of advisory committee. the plans and programs committee recommends and authority board appoints advisory committee meeting. on page 14 of your packet, you can see a list of folks submitted applications to be on the citizen's advisory committee. on page 13 you can see list of current members. you must be a san francisco resident and if you at least once before the committee. we currently have three vacancies. we understand, there are candidates in the audience who are interested in speaking to their interest and qualifications. >> thank you. i know we've had a couple candidates come forward who are looking to be appointed for the district nine s

the wind advisory through noontime. wind gusts of over 40 miles an hour. 50 miles an hour are common. the front moving a little slower than this forecast model so we will look for the front to continue to sink south. clearing the north bay by extreme north bay 8:00. 10:00 the rest of the north bay. it's going to be noontime until it clears the south bay. so our forecast models verifying with five to seven inches of rain up in the north bay mountains, sonoma, mount saint heleena. the flood warning right now through 8:00. napa, sonoma county. gusty winds, flash flood watch through noontime. the rest of the bay area. and still we are looking at clearing through the afternoon into the east bay. low 60s. so it's going to be a different day come the afternoon. low 60s along the coast. wind are going to subside, as well. this is all going to happen within the next three to five hours. and down around the south bay just getting into the act now. a look ahead, we are dry tomorrow. still light rain occurring in the north bay tues

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the advisory board, advisory councilmembers who are with us today, harbor light advisory council chairman jim ayers. right over there. (applause) >> harbor light and chinatown core advisory council lilly chin. hey, lilly. chairman of the salvation army metro advisory board and harbor light center advisory councilmember, you all know him, pete ratto. (applause) >> hey, pete. and introduce our volunteers and vips, san francisco city ask county, the honorable mayor ed lee. [cheering and applauding] * >> from the san francisco police department, the chief of course, greg. and the san francisco police department command staff. [cheering and applauding] >> the san francisco fire department. with chief joanne hayes white, san francisco fire department command staff. [cheering and applauding] >> we're not there yet. a little anxious. [laughter] >> where was i here? united states army, deputy commanding officers of the pacific division, colonel petty stratford, senior officer staff. [cheering and applauding] >> san francisco heights president hu man services commission, commissioner scott kahn. (a

no advisories. whatever does fall should be melting on contact as temperatures north and northwest will be in the 30s. we'll top out in the low 40s. we do have some advisories well west of town. we're watching those into the mountains. we've got a winter weather advisory in purple and pink. that is a freezing rain advisory west of the divide. that goes till 6:00. the winter weather advisory east goes until noon as there could be some pockets of cold air, enough anyway to support some sleet or freezing rain for a little while. watching some moisture which is now moving in from the west and southwest. by the way, looks like the rain will be here in the afternoon. we'll be good this morning. by noon 42, 43. maybe a shower south and west about the high for the day. by 5:00 we are wet and 40 degrees. there's the rain this morning coming toward the roanoke area. back almost toward indianapolis. this is all moving in our direction. the heaviest stuff, that's been down in north carolina just now starting to

here is the extent of the dense fog advisory until 6:00 a.m. east of the blue ridge, all the way south to king george, across the bay. by definition the dense fog advisory means that visibility will drop below a quarter of a mile. you cannot get much lower than 0.0 at aberdeen. it has been that way all day. it will be a tough night. flying tough night driving because of the fog. high-pressure coming up the coast will mrs. to the south east. this area -- most of the heavier stuff will go through. however, the satellite shows a sharp edge. here is the rain and the actual cold front. we may get some showers around 4:00 5:00 in the morning. then we see rapid improvement. we have a bright new skies today. upper 50's tomorrow, partly sunny and windy. then we have another cold the. rain. mild. much bustier. in fact, lower 40 -- much of bustier. in fact, lower 40's. thinking of christmas eve christmas day, we just showed you in your seven-day. if we go to wjla.com, we have an interactive seven-day forecast to give you more details as we had through the

the advisory is set to exexpire at ten tonight. we will have a live report from pacifica coming up at 8:30. 8:30. >>> a man and boy have died after being swept out to sea. we were there last night as the coast guard and fire rescue searched for the two near the marin head lands. the victim has been fishing another person when large waves swept them into the ocean. that person was able to get out of the surf and was able to call for help. the man and boy were rescued but later died. >> i don't flow if it was a high tide that caused the accident. we are just trying to get education out to the public that know your tides, know your limits and go out with a good plan. >> the national park service park police and the coast guard will investigate what happened in this case. the marin county coroner is not identitying the victims until their families have been told. >> oakland police are searching for the gun plan in two separate late night shootings. in the first a stray bullet wounded a young girl. it happened after ten on 19th and fran

a wind advisory had been issued by the chp. you can't feel the wind as you make your way across span. we would check with erica in a minute. we will go outside we are anticipating the busiest day for travelers to day. folks are going to the security gates and delays could be a possibility. not only do we have our local weather we have nasties firms working their way across the nation's midsection. it delayed a lot of flights out chicago. >> mike pelton our solo reporter at sfo are keeping an eye out conditions. the morning light. >> the morning james. traffic fairly like it was just beginning to show up and head out of town for the holidays as them with family and friends. today is expected to become the busiest travel day of the holiday season. 130,000 passengers expected to pass through. over 2 million expected over the christmas holiday when it is all said and done. because of a large crowds over the holiday season officials would like to pass along some htips for you. >> get off as parking garages will be full. >> did not w

advisory planning council which was the pre-city council for the city of calida that is there. i wrote the incorporation proposal for a city of 17,000 called isla vista. while at isla vista, i directly created, developed, lobbied, got funded and hired the first legal defense center which is now in operation by the university of california santa barbara and that was i don't want to say how many years ago that was. that was in 1978. and i was also on the board of directors and helped develop the very first community federal credit union in the united states which is the isla vista federal credit union out of which many have developed, including the san francisco credit union, based on geographical residence as opposed to a company membership. i also, supervisors want like this as you are all elected, i was the co-sponsor of the first legal ballot option for voting none of the above in the state of california and that was indeed adopted by the santa barbara board of supervisors and allowed by the state elections department to appear as an actual -- and this occurred back in 1978 a

a wind advisory until early this afternoon. we are tracking it all with our high def doppler, coming up. >> waiting on the deal on capitol hill to beat the d.c. fiscal cliff. how much of this is show and how much of it is real deal cutting? >> it is 8:30, sunday, december 23rd. thank you for joining us. i am anne makovec. >> and i am phil matier. we have a lot to cover, from television sets, and gun buybacks in the area and what they are saying on the streets. >> but first, a lot of people are shopping and traveling today so our eyes are on the storms coming down right now. >> that is right. we have seen heavy wind and rain in the last 24 hours. >> yes. it will look like this for the coming hour, bringing more of the potential damage to homes and downed fire lines, etc. look at. this a tree that toppled over on to that overhang, causing the collapse. nobody was hurt, luckily. let's check with elizabeth wenger with the first look at the weather forecast. >> the worst of it is happening right now, continuing through the morning.

the rest of the bay area has frost advisories. we'll tell you when the rain will make a comeback as well coming up. >> we have a traffic alert in santa cruz county shutting down highway 9. i'll tell you exactly where. >> good morning. it's wednesday, december 19. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank's got the week off. time now two minutes before 5:00 and we are on to a developing story we have been following out of siskiyou county near the oregon boarder. >> northbound 5 remains closed at this hour after a massive 60- car pile-up. the series of crashes started around 6:30 last night. the pile-up stretched for a mile along the northbound side of the freeway between yreka and the state border. this shows you how serious lit vehicles were damaged. at least 6 people suffered minor to moderate injuries and they were taken to area hospitals. black ice is blamed for the accident. >> it is cold enough for ice on the roads. it's bitterly cold by our standards. michelle isn't buying this being from denver but for, it's cold. >>

very some winter weather advisories and freezing rain advisories for the mountains this morning and into the afternoon hours but nothing close toward the metro. our temperatures are starting down to 23 in manassas. 27 winchester. culpeper 25. 33 for bill in newland, virginia in the northern neck and fredricksburg is at 30. we're only going to be in the low 40s. looks like we're fine this afternoon. a little wet at times -- i mean fine this morning, wet this afternoon and a wintry mix north and west but the roads will be too warm for anything but wet streets. let's check in with liz and looking pretty quiet out there. >> reporter: thank you. very, very quiet. we'll start with your ride on 95 through virginia. it's so much less volume filled than usual. 95 north looks good on the trip up from fredricksburg. no problems near occoquan. here we have the view of 395 right around duke street. you can see there's plenty of space between cars there so nothing to trip you up by getting in and out of alexandria making the ride into downtown. as we switch over to the maryland side of things, 270 cou

. >> winter weather advisory until noon today. get ready for the cold with the frost advisory. the surge to more morning until 8:00. you concede a frost advisory and the shoreline communities and also the interior eastern make communities. what this basically means is that it will be really cold. we're talking low 20's and 30's the mob. if you have plans, bring them and otherwise complete damage. future cast shows a crowd clouds and increasing tomorrow evening. the north bay along the coast we will see some snow. also some rain moving in. wednesday night in north bay and thursday early morning we will see some of the rain spelling and very the of indicates moderate to heavy rain. come thursday or friday there is a lot more moisture with the system. highs for today i several degrees below the average high of mid to upper 50s. downtown san francisco's only 52 of the mid-50s them until 5351 for vallejo. lsi will see plenty of sunshine for today. 7 day around the bay temperatures and the lower '50s for wednesday and thursday. >> we have confirmed from the police department that san

i mentioned that wind advisory currently in effect. that plays a large role in reducing visibility and different landing patterns. flights now approaching from the northeast over oakland airport instead of from the southeast over the san mateo bridge. we do know that the wind will cause flight delays until at least midnight. if you are leaving out of sfo or picking someone up, the duty manager suggests that you call ahead to make sure that that flight is arriving on time or taking off on time. again, those cancellations are in effect so make sure that your flight is is not among those that are listed. we also can tell you that they it are suggesting that you use the cell phone parking lot if you are picking someone up because security has been tight. they are moving people along as quickly as they pull up and i, too, am using my plastic bag to keep things dry. it is a wet one out here so drive safely if you have to venture out at all. nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco public works crews cleaning up a gas station's toppled metal

dense fog advisory through 9:00 tomorrow morning. what does that mean? it means the low beams and take down the speeds along the beltway tomorrow morning because the issue with the fog. 5 # by tuesday, let me back up for second. how about tomorrow -- 52 by tuesday. let me back up tomorrow. how about tomorrow. closing in on 70 but the bottom falls back to near normal kins. weans storm lynette charles at 4:30 and we will talk wednesday -- wednesday's storm. clear clear mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> abc 2 supports local businesses and you should too. >>> don't complain about the fog because you could be in green bay. >> snowing out there. >> have a good night. [ male announcer ] connoisse

a winter weather advisory goes into effect at midnight. this is not expected to be a significant event, but it could create some problems on the roads. crews say they're ready. the highways in virginia and maryland have been pretreated ahead of the storm. hundreds of snow plows are on standby as people do what they do when they hear bad weather coming. they stock up on supplies. doug's going to el us how just how much we can expect and when. doug. >> yeah, jim. we're watching this storm actually make its way in right now. i think the pretreatment of the roadways is going to help in a big way as we make our way through the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. 38 degrees at the airport. winds out at the northeast at 3 miles an hour. no windchill to talk about. it's a fairly nice friday evening. as we make our way into saturday morning, we're going to run into a few problems. this is why. take a look at the temperatures. 38 here. below freezing well to the north and west including manassas, leesburg, and frederick. that means anything t

gusting, even higher the wind advisory issued but critics boyer of b6 that-wind advisory l expire by 2:00 p.m. however, let us take a look get the lake tahoe. this is highway 80 at highway 89 and. slow going with the snow falling 6 in.. temperatures only 28- 33. it is windy. gusting at 50 m.p.h. and tire chain laws recommended. highs 28 to 33 degrees. per hour. >> there are plenty of deals to take advantage of before christmas. the bay street mall in shopeprs making the most of those deals. >> ho ho ho. >> merry christmas. >> there were many santas shoving on bay street and and there were santos-desk shopping. >> i got a couple of pairs of jeans and a jacket. >> some were finishing up their holidays and others had a reason to be in the stores. >> i just realized what i was supposed to get. i made the decision to brave the rain, the crowds. >> constant foot traffic in the house a was a bit much. >> it is really hard with all of these people and the traffic is hectic. people are trying to get their last-minute shopping. >> and the entertainment helped with some shoppers. >> i rarely, o

hearing to consider appoint one member to the graffiti advisory board. there is one seat and one applicant. >> i believe the applicant is here, mr. [tkpw*-eurg/]. grgich. it's the same format as before. >> my name is michael grgich and i'm 17 years old and i go to gateway high school. it is in district 5 and i live in district 8. i believe that graffiti is an endemic problem in the city. i have been affected by it in my own personal property and my family has as well. and many people i know. while it's not a high-profile problem that gets a lot of attention,ti think it's one that ought to be solved and one that will improve the quality of life of everyone in the city if it's solved. i use public transit pretty much everyday, both bart and muni and i see that muni in particular has been affected very heavily about this issue and i think that its service could be improved if it didn't spend so much money on graffiti abatement. i have attend the graffiti advisory board three times thank you. >> thank you so much i just wanted to clarify, i know you are appl

right now out in the mountains we do have a freezing rain advisory and winter weather advisory for some light icing and snow. that's for today. and that's going to be the story here maybe a little bit of sleet and perhaps wet snowflakes noontime and during the afternoon changing over to all rain as we hover near 40 degrees. and then on christmas day partly sunny. morning lows mid 30s. afternoon highs upper 40s. a mix changing to rain here on wednesday and then thursday partly sunny and back to the upper 40s and then on friday partly cloudy into the mid 40s and morning lows freezing. over the weekend another wintry mix type of storm does look like perhaps on saturday and then clearing out on sunday. i'll be back in ten minutes. a look at your traffic now, here's mike. >> good morning, tom. things are looking good on the interstates. no reports of any serious problems. let's take a look at 66 in virginia. things are looking great as you make the trip east here we are at sully road. no serious problems. traffic on the right is eastbound side. 12-minute ride from 286 to the beltway. and ins

winter weather advisory continue. high wind advisory until tomorrow. wet windy conditions and you see the temperature differential. 40s on the shore. 30 in baltimore. those are the areas we have the highest concern forks icy spots. mostly rain the rest of the night except well north and west of the city. we'll talk about thisproaching . >>> when the roads are covered with the wintry mix like this, that's when the state highway crews hit the highway. they have been watching the storm, treating the roads with salt. they have to move to other chemicals to get results. . >> the forecast will go down to 34, which is above freezing but it's close to the freezing mark. we purge people to be careful. >> state highway officials also stress that drivers should be prepared with essentials. never head out in bad weather without a flashlight and the good news is temperatures are not expected to drop low enough to cause major problems. the bad news it's rainy windy mess. joce sterman has more. >> reporter: that white christmas looks so beautiful. this, not so much.

authorities lifted their warning and advisories two hours after the quake hit. this tremor struck in the early evening as people were heading home from work or getting ready to sit down for dinner. as we mentioned, spokespersons believe it was an aftershock of the march 11th earthquake. we felt the tremor here in tokyo. buildings swayed for a number of minutes. local authorities in north eastern japan say the earthquake caused limited damage. nhk has learned that ten people were injured in four prefectures, including miyagi and ibaraki. more than 5,000 residents in coastal areas of miyagi prefecture evacuated to higher ground out of concern over tsunami. 15 flights at sendai airport in the northeast were canceled because the airport is in the tsunami zone. two nuclear power plants that were damaged in last year's quake, including the fukushima daiichi plant, did not suffer any damage. the powerful earthquake prompted local authorities to call for the evacuation of coastal areas in fukushima, miyagi, and iwate prefectures, but some residents say information about

irvine to small stream flood advisory just issue. flash flood warning in effect for the next 10 minutes for sonoma and napa. that goes away. i suspect we see more warnings and concerns coming from the national weather service in the next two hours. rosemary is working on some of the watches and warnings. she's got the latest on the system and how quickly it will track through the area. >> 7:49. turning to international news. nato says taliban suicide bombers attacked a coalition air base in eastern afghanistan. it started two-hour gunbattle which included american health officers firing on militants. coalition forces say my militants died in fighting along with afghan security guards and for doctors who were headed to work and got caught in crossfire. the base is largely staffed with american forces but there are no reports of any americans killed. less than three hours ago he just called talk talk or suspended indefinitely by hearing to address new powers given to that country's leader. in a statement the judge decided psychological

a winter weather advisory. the eastern set of those advisories only last through 7 p.m. we'll see if there's an extension in the higher country. you have an advisory overnight for much more winter conditions. high wind conditions will be a could be certain. tonight and tomorrow through the afternoon tomorrow winds could push 40 miles an hour. we already have early reports of power outage. weather in most throughout the day, check this out. man, not much of a changeover in carroll county. snow on the ground. laurel today we did see the changeover. you see the snow melting off the rooftops after we picked up an inch to inch and a half. same thing in baltimore and changing over to rain, washing everything away, still some slush out there. 41 for the current air temp. obviously, that's well above freezing. well west of the town you have to watch out for slick spots. wind gusts up to 330. wind chill factors are cold, almost freezing in baltimore, dropping the air temp in places like altoona. it feels like 15. the storm system continuing to work its way out. we could get some

winter weather advisory. it's for the northwestern half of the viewing area. south and east of baltimore anticipating under an inch or two and a wintry mix south of easten. in this areas not a winter weather advisory but could be slick. the snow begins to edge in. we'll talk about how much we get throughout the day saturday, what falls where on the map. it's coming up. >>> all right. now to the looming fiscal cliff and the last-ditch effort to stop the nation from going over. >> the president is meeting with congressional leaders just about an hour ago. any last-minute deal will likely have to wait until the senate returns. >> reporter: president obama summoned congressional leaders to the white house today hoping for a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. the power brokers have four days before the government starts slashing military and domestic spending. president obama is pushing for a stop gap measure that with avoid faxes on people earning less than $25,000. on capitol hill frustration is growing. both republicans and democrats sound look they have given up.

we had a wind advisory over the north bay. a wind advisory for san francisco and the peninsula, that's expired. we are left with scattered showers and breezy conditions continuing for your friday. you can see light rain falling over santa rosa, petaluma, st. helena, st. helena, picking up more than an inch and about 8/10ths. south of the golden gate, south of i-80, a few 1/100ths in places. we have more to come. this is just the beginning. parts of the east bay, right over the bay bridge at this time rain is falling and we have light rain over the marina district, the embarcadero, the downtown area over the union square. if you are gonna head out shopping, it will be wet. light showers falling over berkeley as well as walnut creek and danville seeing some light rain at times. the winds have really been blowing. so rain hectic enough. so when you include the winds, it can be stretcherrous, the winds in oakland, 17 miles an hour. 18 sfo. 16 in mountain view. these are sustained winds. the gusts have been strong eb at times -- st

bay bridge has a wind advisory this morning. golden gate bridge they have not issued an official advisory but again traffic is light today because of the upcoming holiday. >> thank you. >>> a midwest storm is leaving travelers stranded for the holidays. it left behind whiteout conditions in illinois. the first major snowstorm of the season is crossing across several states. more than 500 flights out of o'hare and midway airports have been canceled. airlines are waiving fees for customers changing flights because of the storm. along with the winter weather we're looking at the biggest holiday travel day. at sfo more than 100,000 people are expected to pass through just today. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at the airport with more on the expected weather delays. >> reporter: those trying to get home for christmas in the bay area and other parts of the country will have to wait because in addition to traveling during the busiest travel day of the year, you're also traveling against mother nature. we have a storm in chicago to tha

authorities lifted warnings and advisories two hours after the quake hit. this tremor struck in the early evening as people were heading home from work or getting ready to sit down to dinner. agency spokesperson believe it was an aftershock of the march 11th earthquake. we felt the tremor here in tokyo. buildings swayed for a number of minutes. local authorities in north eastern japan said the earthquake caused limited damage. nhk has learned that ten people were injured in four prefectures, including miyagi and ibaraki. more than 5,000 residents in coastal areas of miyagi prefecture evacuated to higher ground out of concern over tsunami. 15 flights at sendai airport in the northeast were canceled because the airport is in the tsunami zone. two nuclear power plants damaged in last year's quake, including the fukushima daiichi plant, did not suffer any damage. the powerful earthquake prompted local authorities to call for the evacuation of coastal areas in fukushima, miyagi, and iwate prefectures, but some residents say information about the quake and tsunam

wind advisory across the bay area. and we continue to see light to moderate rain and flooding in santa rosa, napa and over the clear lake area. slide south and picking up moderate cells around fremont animal pete it is a. and -- and malpietas and quite messy out there. oakland, the sustained wind to 30. animussing to 35. we are seeing this pretty widespread in some areas. it is 40, 50 miles an hour wind. this is not going to let up at least for a few hours. what you can expect for your sunday coming up >>> a crash tied up the highway. this is one of the incidents chp has responded to today. we have more on that nine consider car pile up. allie? >> reporter: it is windy out here. chp said it is a time for drivers to slow down. they believe weather was a factor. may have been a factor in the 9-car pile up that happened on interstate 880. it happened right behind us. just before the 980 on ramp. this is what it looked like at 5:00 this morning. traffic was at a complete stand still for an hour. they tried to clear the sce

miss johnson, i am a co-member in the tax credit investment board advisory committee, energetic and driven as she looks. miss mondahar, a prohifk, prolific advocate of the community, not just the philipino community but the community as larpk and of course mr. ellington as energetic as he sounded. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, chair kim, supervisor farrell, supervisor avalos, i was on the south of market committee for 10 years, during that time at many meetings i would go to the redevelopment agency. there's one person i don't recall ever missing a meeting and that was dar sing. it was thanks to the redevelopment agency there was jobs provided, housing provided and a lot of south of market got revitalized. i will be brief and urge you to approve these nominations. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is gary banks, founder of family restoration house, a nonprofit organization located in district 10. also i served on the project area committee bayview and currently on san francisco eoc, and i'm standing here in support of dar sing and also the other candidates. i b

there is a fog advisory that has been issued. for the afternoon will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer that yesterday. into the evening we do have clear skies and it may get pretty breezy and the high elevations. visibility is down less than a quarter mile. the second look at the visibility charge. fairfield in concord are at about a mile. if you're going to be driving should allow yourself extra drive times and turn your headlights on. the >> temperatures are chilly for the start of this morning. 34 degrees in vallejo and we're expecting a pretty mild afternoon. 63 degrees in santa rosa and low 60's for down in the peninsula. your full extended forecast will be coming up. >> we will continue to track the weather after a few weekends of bed storm. it is expected to be a nice few days across the bay. we will turn to mike pelton os reporting from the farmers market in san francisco. to >> you can see that there in full set up mode. this farmers' market opens up any minute now. they have italian food, vegetables, and chocolates. f

the frost advisory covers the rest of the bay area. that goes until 8:00. 28 fairfield, 28 napa. 25 st. helena. 25 near sebastopol. even san rafael at 30 degrees. redwood city 32. palo alto 29. 29 scotts valley. s a all over the place. sunny today. a few high clouds might clip parts of the north bay. overall highs today very, very cool. upper 40s, low, low 50s. we'll talk more about a change in our weather coming up. very, very tricky snow levels. >>> time now 6:39. some flights may be effected by a snowstorm that is hitting colorado. how your flights at sfo or elsewhere may be effected. >>> a stolen vehicle goes up in flames. ignites a fire at a nearby oakland business. we'll show you why neighbors are thanking firefighters this morning. >>> good morning. westbound 24 between walnut creek and oakland moderately heavy. we'll tell you more about the trouble spots on the morning commute. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now at 6:43. it's four hours ago.

and a dense fog advisory that is in effect until 9. you can see it for the areas here shaded in the gray color. this is our viewing area. and even once the fog advisory expires we will deal with fog across the area this morning. it is going to take a while for it to get out of here. let's talk about what's going on in terms of married's mother -- maryland's most powerful radar. we are looking at dry conditions but what you are not seeing is drizzle because those drops too small for the radar to detectbut as you step out and about, be prepared for drizzle across the area. and also we will have wet weather working its way in here as we go into the afternoon. temperature wise, you don't need the heavy coat because we are above average. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. fog is going to be the main concern. there's a lot of reduced visibility. so take it slow. be sure to turn on the low beams and we have a crash in howard county in columbia right on columbia pike along the southbound lanes o