gary newsome. >> john vollmer: mr. newsome's thought was that an average of 16% was accomplishable at all hospitals or more, and we should seek to do that and make that happen. >> kroft: vollmer, who was also fired by h.m.a., became angry when the company lawyers challenged him. >> vollmer: i did my duty by informing h.m.a. that what they are doing is wrong. you can't require them all to have 16% admission rates, and beat up doctors and administrators and all these folks over it when you are doing it to increase your revenue for the facility. >> i'm going to move to strike what you just said. >> kroft: we wanted to talk with gary newsome, health management associate's c.e.o., but instead, we were given h.m.a. executive vice president alan levine, who joined the company just two years ago. levine says the allegations are coming from disgruntled employees. and if they were true, he said, it would be reflected in the admissions data. he says admission rates haven't changed in four years, and are near or below industry ave

coming up on 6:18 beautiful picture from vollmer peak looking towards emeryville to san francisco. live doppler yesterday showers obvious the ocean today maybe a -- over the ocean, today maybe a few clouds and that's it, all of us clear this morning with dry air right now it is going to push off that rain a little longer than what we talked about yesterday. first out the door, 28° fairfield, napa and santa rosa, 31 concord, livermore, san jose 34 cooler los gatos 32, same redwood city, 38 oakland, 41 san francisco, freezing around gilroy and salinas, watsonville santa cruz 33 and 34 monterey 37°. three highlights sunshine today, still cool, calm before the storm, almost as chilly tonight rain for the north bay tomorrow, the rest of us friday, saturday, sunday, high sneaking in governing our weather, bringing calm conditions and dry air that is going to uncut this next system today and better part of tomorrow -- fast forward to tomorrow we hardly have clouds. any sprinkles in the north bay solange the sonoma county coast better -- as we see the steadier rain move into the north ba

enjoy this beautiful picture from our east bay hills camera near vollmer peak heading to the east you saw mount diablo with what a beautiful day at our beaches mostly sunny, a lot of sunshine rough surf over now. live doppler getting ready for that next storm to come in right now, we are notc seeing it. but, once it gets close to the coast tomorrow morning live doppler will pick up on it first because it will be coming from the west which means hitting that northwest corner sonoma county first during the morning hours tomorrow. fog central valley, rivers, with we were a little concerned still with the russian river had a flood watch for a while flood stage 32 going to peak tonight more than 30 feet getting into that cautious category that's why it is yellow looks like it is going to drop quickly. napa where we had flooding peaked last night the napa river and will recede over the next couple of days even with the rain coming at us tomorrow. 46 santa rosa, 47 san rafael. right now low to mid 50s from the monterey bay and inland. today partly cloudy and just one. it is going to be wet a

hard to believe we have rain on the way when you look at vollmer peak towards east bay hills and mount diablo this morning not a cloud here. some of the clouds are lifting in san francisco, amazing my facebook page 7:20 eight i posted the sun sitting on top of the -- bay bridge, 15 minutes later cloudy. live doppler 7 hd, clouds and along the coast some of the fog inland everything else is dry. the air is dry that concerns me a little, that it is going to take this system a little while to moisten the atmosphere and then eventually, the rain will come over always easier to get the rain to come down at night when the temperature and dew point are closer and humidity higher. 49 santa rosa now, 47 san rafael, 45 fairfield. fog thickest towards concord and antioch, sunshine around monterey bay and inland. 52 santa cruz, 59 monterey, cooler today because of the clouds blocking out sun and sea breeze coming back, light rain tonqd, isolated shower tomorrow, frost thursday morning and friday morning could dip into the 20s in some of the deeper valleys in the north bay. high pressure split, pe

vollmer peak, no clouds, a little breezy nothing outrageous, all the way towards mount lab toe from sutro, clear -- diablo, from mount sutro. let's look at live doppler. you can see cloud cover off over the ocean, know radar returns, just nothing in the sky for it to bounce off, precipitation-wise. we'll keep it running, that next storm is coming from the northwest we'll get to it before it gets here. as far as our satellite you can see the tule fog he raised by the wind pushing cloud -- erased by the wind pushing clouds off to the coast. 66 in half moon bay 61 livermore most inland temperatures mid to upper 50s we starred in the 30s and 40s cooler than the bay and coast this morning. -- watsonville, monterey, mid 60s mid to upper 50s santa cruz, gilroy and salinas, today sunny, warmest day this week. light rain tuesday night into wednesday morning that will usher in a much cooler air mass as it comes from alaska in a couple of hours. today, 65 san francisco, 68 oakland and santa rosa, near 70 at half moon bay, antioch 62 and richmond 66 in san jose, 64 in concord monterey bay mid to uppe

here look from vollmer peak cam, west towards san francisco. bay bridge and holiday lights in the embarcadero. we are actually seeing just a little bit of light rain picking up new showers north of golden gate bridge. you can see santa rosa, northward towards cloverdale. earlier this evening, scattered showers across much of the bay area but that has burned on towards the south. this is what i'm talking about, cloverdale down to windsor, santa rosa picking up showers. rohnert park and adobe road and petaluma. to the west you'll find light showers. this is what is going to with us off and on this evening. temperature-wise, it is still cool out there, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. here is a look at forecast. cold showers overnight. scattered showers off and on for sunday. a little bit of a break and look for more rain to develop as we head into sunday night and monday and off-and-on rain showers expected for much of next week. lows tonight will be in the mid to low 30s, snow levels, higher peaks could see one-four inches of snow. elsewher

hard to believe we have rain on the way when you look at vollmer peak towards east bay hills and mount diablo this morning not a cloud here. some of the clouds are lifting in san francisco, amazing my facebook page 7:20 eight i posted the sun sitting on top of the -- bay bridge, 15 minutes later cloudy. live doppler 7 hd, clouds and along the coast some of the fog inland everything else is dry. the air is dry that concerns me a little, that it is going to take this system a little while to moisten the atmosphere and then eventually, the rain will come over always easier to get the rain to come down at night when the temperature and dew point are closer and humidity higher. 49 santa rosa now, 47 san rafael, 45 fairfield. fog thickest towards concord and antioch, sunshine around monterey bay and inland. 52 santa cruz, 59 monterey, cooler today because of the clouds blocking out sun and sea breeze coming back, light rain tonqd, isolated shower tomorrow, frost thursday morning and friday morning could dip into the 20s in some of the deeper valleys in the north bay. high pressure split, pe

here's a look from vollmer peak back towards san francisco looks hazy now, multi-layers of clouds, same thing east even a little sun trying to breakthrough in san francisco, as we look towards mount diablo. live doppler 7 hd that storm has pushed through and heading north of cobb going to head up into lake county. here's a few more better cells with yellow being moderate rain on fort ross and meyers grade road one from jenner fort ross this morning that is where most of the rain is going to stay today, left better radar returns where the heaviest of the rain is going to stay during the afternoon rain for the north bay even sunshine as you head farther south trying to break out here short-lived around the bay area may get an hour moving through some of those thinner clouds, mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods, monterey bay or inland, mid to upper 50s. rain best chance of it being organized north bay during the daylight hours south tonight out of here thursday it will stay a way for a long time. warm front brought us some of the rain this morning. now we are watching the cold front goi

things to consider as we look at sunny conditions over the east bay hill and east bay valleys from vollmer peak back towards mount diablo, from emeryville towards san francisco, some of clouds over the ocean, where live doppler continues to pick up clouds and showers. showers are becoming less intense and numerous looks like we will escape today the showers and be dry. if you are about to leave upper 40s to low 50s around here. mid 40s to near 50 around the monterey bay and inland. partly cloudy today, showers stay over the ocean. freezing cold everywhere tonight. stormy pattern starts thursday. cold front from yesterday moving to the south bringing rain to southern california. yet stream bringing in the coldest of the air mass more sun today, temperatures falling short of yesterday's highs. tomorrow into thursday, more thursday into friday this system will take time coming through means this will be quickly on its heels saturday and sunday, warmer conditions and more moisture each one is going to raise temperatures so the coldest conditions are now in the afternoon and tonight during the

here is a look as we look at vollmer peak, east bay, some of the wet weather, in fact you can see it on live doppler, sunol grade coming out of livermore, heading down 680 and also 880 heading out of fremont. it's down in the southern sections of santa clara valley, we're picking up the greens, heading towards morgan hill and los gatos, 17, and 35 getting more rain. scattered showers, a little bit of sunshine, a little bit of cold air. you have a shower or two but steady rain is going to be over shortly. rainfall amounts, about half an inch in santa rosa. quarter of an inch in napa and oakland, look at redwood city, third of an inch, about .04. 52 in fremont to about 58 in napa. that is about as warm as it is going to get. until then, mid-50s to about 61 around monterey bay and inland. steady rain for the next hour or two and then showers this afternoon. it's going to be floss at this not only tonight but wednesday morning could be the coldest morning all week. cold front is moving more to the east and then it is to the south and that is the low is moving away from us. this is the co

morning, let's talk about our storm it is not here yet, high pressure dominating, clear skies from vollmer peak east bay towards emeryville, san francisco. a lot more cover, you can see radar shooting into the clouds, we are picking up radar returns, blues and greens, right now, no -- the air is too dry for it to make it to the highway or towards dry creek roadca(uv we'll keep an ee on it. it is keeping temperature up, temperatures in the 30s north bay now 20s in the east bay valleys, 30s and 40s for the rest of us. as we head into today, more clouds this afternoon, breezes are going to pick up, also push temperature up a little during the afternoon rain milder temperatures tonight no need to worry about frost, wet and windy friday through sunday. possibly spilling into monday morning. stubborn area of high pressure making this a slow moving system, massive system 1,000 miles wide, huge, going to punch us, one after the other with waves of energy that will bring steady rain at sometimes, showers at other times. noon today steadier rain mendocino county by 5:00 moderate rain northwest corne

you can see from vollmer peak this morning towards the north, seeing high clouds starting to come in. light blue means stain in the clouds ukiah some of it is reaching the ground, cloverdale may get a few sprinkles. you can see dry creek road, maybe a sprinkle. still in the 40s in fairfield, antioch and san rafael, low to mid 50s elsewhere five to six degrees warmer than this time yesterday. still in the 40s for most of the monterey bay and inland, 55 in monterey. gusting up to 28 miles per hour half moon bay near 18 oakland and mountain view. that is why it is so choppy and why it feels cooler than those warmer temperatures. tonight all of us are going to get rain don't have to worry about frost, milder tomorrow morning, wet and windy, periods of rain friday through sunday. have a plan b this weekend. slow moving front undercut by high pressure, slowing and shoving that dry air under the rain and taking out it right now noon best chance up again in mendocino county, 5:00 some of the steadier rain santa rosa could get moderate at times. leading edge of the steadier rain along i-80 at

back at home, less cloud cover from vollmer peak back towards san francisco, live doppler 7 hd, spinning north on mount st. helena, next storm coming from the north tonight we'll be able to see it before it gets to your neighborhood during tomorrow morning's commute. i'll get you there that with live doppler. san rafael 39, fog lingered loner than elsewhere most of us mid to upper 40s, 50 mountain view, oakland and half moon bay. monterey bay low to mid 50s watsonville and monterey everybody else upper 40s. partly cloudy today, cooler than average dry rain tomorrow and saturday and more chances next week these are the nickel and dime varieties, aren't huge like we saw come going the west. these are coming from the north. they are reinforcing coolness of this air mass, low to mid 50s, mostly sunny. little warmer in the car, mid five around the monterey bay and inland, 30s and 40s tonight clouds come in late enough that temperatures will drop into cool levels. tomorrow morning the best chance of seeing rain is along the sonoma county coast. a lot of rain into southern california, next one,

here is a look as we look at vollmer peak, east bay, some of the wet weather, in fact you can see it on live doppler, sunol grade coming out of livermore, heading down 680 and also 880 heading out of fremont. it's down in the southern sections of santa clara valley, we're picking up the greens, heading towards morgan hill and los gatos, 17, and 35 getting more rain. scattered showers, a little bit of sunshine, a little bit of cold air. you have a shower or two but steady rain is going to be over shortly. rainfall amounts, about half an inch in santa rosa. quarter of an inch in napa and oakland, look at redwood city, third of an inch, about .04. 52 in fremont to about 58 in napa. that is about as warm as it is going to get. until then, mid-50s to about 61 around monterey bay and inland. steady rain for the next hour or two and then showers this afternoon. it's going to be floss at this not only tonight but wednesday morning could be the coldest morning all week. cold front is moving more to the east and then it is to the south and that is the low is moving away from us. this is the co

dry sky as we look back from vollmer peak and into san francisco. you can see the clouds out there being lit from the lights into the city this morning. let's take a look at live doppler 7-hd. you can see the clouds haven't made it over to the east bay valleys. that is where you will find your coolest temperatures. enclose clouds are roaming across everywhere else. so far no rain making it to the ground but the darker green you see auto over the ocean that probably has a better chance of actually reaching the ground. that will be the case with this storm. it's shifting over the ocean it has than over our neighborhoods. then the models changed a little bit and now they are back. east bay valleys, everywhere you see in yellow that is where it's going to be colder and frosty cold until 8:00 this morning. 680, out 4 and even around rodeo and pinole, richmond, frost. temperatures in the 30s except for antioch. check out redwood city, 36. san jose at 39. low to mid 40s out to the coast. temperatures in the 30s around the monterey bay and inland. monterey

you can see from vollmer peak this morning towards the north, seeing high clouds starting to come in. light blue means stain in the clouds ukiah some of it is reaching the ground, cloverdale may get a few sprinkles. you can see dry creek road, maybe a sprinkle. still in the 40s in fairfield, antioch and san rafael, low to mid 50s elsewhere five to six degrees warmer than this time yesterday. still in the 40s for most of the monterey bay and inland, 55 in monterey. gusting up to 28 miles per hour half moon bay near 18 oakland and mountain view. that is why it is so choppy and why it feels cooler than those warmer temperatures. tonight all of us are going to get rain don't have to worry about frost, milder tomorrow morning, wet and windy, periods of rain friday through sunday. have a plan b this weekend. slow moving front undercut by high pressure, slowing and shoving that dry air under the rain and taking out it right now noon best chance up again in mendocino county, 5:00 some of the steadier rain santa rosa could get moderate at times. leading edge of the steadier rain along i-80 at

here we look from -- yeah, we are looking from vollmer peak in the east bay hills camera looking off towards the northwest from sutro towards mount diablo clouds low, not low enough to be touching diablo once they get that low the rain will start falling. wanted to go back to this picture this is watsonville, the storm track wanted show you, this is where the waterspout came ashore, across the crops then hit some of the greenhouses there and keep traveling to san antonio dry yas road, only -- and andre yes, sir road, enough to create damage from that 75 mile per hour wind. that's the path of the tornado. let's take about what is going on now.rh- you can see the first wave of wet weather, it did fall from the sky, just evaporated before it reached the ground, moistening the air, getting ready for the next batch, with which is here the low developing we talked about how this would be a tricky forecast because the low going to develop as the storm came into contact with the bay area this is all coming our way later this afternoon and tonight many the evaporation of the water in the air

vollmer peak, no clouds, a little breezy nothing outrageous, all the way towards mount lab toe from sutro, clear -- diablo, from mount sutro. let's look at live doppler. you can see cloud cover off over the ocean, know radar returns, just nothing in the sky for it to bounce off, precipitation-wise. we'll keep it running, that next storm is coming from the northwest we'll get to it before it gets here. as far as our satellite you can see the tule fog he raised by the wind pushing cloud -- erased by the wind pushing clouds off to the coast. 66 in half moon bay 61 livermore most inland temperatures mid to upper 50s we starred in the 30s and 40s cooler than the bay and coast this morning. -- watsonville, monterey, mid 60s mid to upper 50s santa cruz, gilroy and salinas, today sunny, warmest day this week. light rain tuesday night into wednesday morning that will usher in a much cooler air mass as it comes from alaska in a couple of hours. today, 65 san francisco, 68 oakland and santa rosa, near 70 at half moon bay, antioch 62 and richmond 66 in san jose, 64 in concord monterey bay mid to uppe

back at home, less cloud cover from vollmer peak back towards san francisco, live doppler 7 hd, spinning north on mount st. helena, next storm coming from the north tonight we'll be able to see it before it gets to your neighborhood during tomorrow morning's commute. i'll get you there that with live doppler. san rafael 39, fog lingered loner than elsewhere most of us mid to upper 40s, 50 mountain view, oakland and half moon bay. monterey bay low to mid 50s watsonville and monterey everybody else upper 40s. partly cloudy today, cooler than average dry rain tomorrow and saturday and more chances next week these are the nickel and dime varieties, aren't huge like we saw come going the west. these are coming from the north. they are reinforcing coolness of this air mass, low to mid 50s, mostly sunny. little warmer in the car, mid five around the monterey bay and inland, 30s and 40s tonight clouds come in late enough that temperatures will drop into cool levels. tomorrow morning the best chance of seeing rain is along the sonoma county coast. a lot of rain into southern california, next one,

here's a look from vollmer peak back towards san francisco looks hazy now, multi-layers of clouds, same thing east even a little sun trying to breakthrough in san francisco, as we look towards mount diablo. live doppler 7 hd that storm has pushed through and heading north of cobb going to head up into lake county. here's a few more better cells with yellow being moderate rain on fort ross and meyers grade road one from jenner fort ross this morning that is where most of the rain is going to stay today, left better radar returns where the heaviest of the rain is going to stay during the afternoon rain for the north bay even sunshine as you head farther south trying to break out here short-lived around the bay area may get an hour moving through some of those thinner clouds, mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods, monterey bay or inland, mid to upper 50s. rain best chance of it being organized north bay during the daylight hours south tonight out of here thursday it will stay a way for a long time. warm front brought us some of the rain this morning. now we are watching the cold front goi

shoreline might look like over the next couple of decades something to think about. 4:48 looking down from vollmer peak into emeryville towards san francisco, tkraeuls clear. live doppler -- [ inaudible ] frost inland valleys mid to upper 30s in most neighborhoods, 39 redwood city the cool spot around the bay shore low to mid 40s elsewhere los gatos 39. 30s in gilroy, watsonville, santa cruz low to mid 40s salinas and monterey. partly cloudy, cool and dry today. light rain tomorrow and saturday, may get a break sunday before more chances of light rain next week. temperatures held down well below average with low to mid 50s today mostly sunny. monterey bay mostly sunny, mid 50s here and as you head inland. chilly night, not as cold as this morning clouds on the increase, 30s inland. 30s and 40s bay shore to the coast, starting to see rain move into the north bay towards tomorrow's morning commute. here's the set-up, cold low pressure pulling away now we are on the back side, air coming from alaska down the coast into our neighborhoods. a fast moving jet stream with many ripples of energy. first 4:0

enjoy this beautiful picture from our east bay hills camera near vollmer peak heading to the east you saw mount diablo with what a beautiful day at our beaches mostly sunny, a lot of sunshine rough surf over now. live doppler getting ready for that next storm to come in right now, we are notc seeing it. but, once it gets close to the coast tomorrow morning live doppler will pick up on it first because it will be coming from the west which means hitting that northwest corner sonoma county first during the morning hours tomorrow. fog central valley, rivers, with we were a little concerned still with the russian river had a flood watch for a while flood stage 32 going to peak tonight more than 30 feet getting into that cautious category that's why it is yellow looks like it is going to drop quickly. napa where we had flooding peaked last night the napa river and will recede over the next couple of days even with the rain coming at us tomorrow. 46 santa rosa, 47 san rafael. right now low to mid 50s from the monterey bay and inland. today partly cloudy and just one. it is going to be wet a

the add pressure on washington to reach >>> live look from our vollmer peak cam east bay hills bay bridge there, you can see how chilly it is in spots and you don't see fog. both those conditions are out there. mike will update you on that in a few minutes. >>> in an hour the labor department will release november jobs report analysts the unemployment rate to remain at 7.9%. economists blame everything from sandy to worries over the fiscal i cliff. >> reporter: the fiscal cliff is still three weeks ago the economy may have already taken a hit economists predict the jobs report will show employers added fewer than 100,000 workers in november. superstorm sandy may be part of the reason, worry over the fiscal cliff may have also had an impact. some estimate at least 200,000 fewer jobs have been created this year, due to urn certainty about the fiscal cliff. -- >> reporter: >> the president: it is important we get this done now. >> reporter: in washington republicans and democrats are talking, no breakthrough locked in a stalemate. president obama demanding higher tax rates for the wealthy an

things to consider as we look at sunny conditions over the east bay hill and east bay valleys from vollmer peak back towards mount diablo, from emeryville towards san francisco, some of clouds over the ocean, where live doppler continues to pick up clouds and showers are becoming less intense and numerous looks like we will escape today the showers and be dry. if you are about to leave upper 40s to low 50s around here. mid 40s to near 50 around the monterey bay and inland. partly cloudy today, showers stay over the ocean. freezing cold everywhere tonight. stormy pattern starts thursday. cold front from yesterday moving to the south bringing rain to southern california. yet stream bringing in the coldest of the air mass more sun today, temperatures falling short of yesterday's highs. tomorrow into thursday, more thursday into friday this system will take time coming through means this will be quickly on its heels saturday and sunday, warmer conditions and more moisture each one is going to raise temperatures so the coldest conditions are now in the afternoon and tonight during the overnight

here we look from -- yeah, we are looking from vollmer peak in the east bay hills camera looking off towards the northwest from sutro towards mount diablo clouds low, not low enough to be touching diablo once they get that low the rain will start falling. wanted to go back to this picture this is watsonville, the storm track wanted show you, this is where the waterspout came ashore, across the crops then hit some of the greenhouses there and keep traveling to san antonio dry yas road, only -- and andre yes, sir road, enough to create damage from that 75 mile per hour wind. that's the path of the tornado. let's take about what is going on now.rh- you can see the first wave of wet weather, it did fall from the sky, just evaporated before it reached the ground, moistening the air, getting ready for the next batch, with which is here the low developing we talked about how this would be a tricky forecast because the low going to develop as the storm came into contact with the bay area this is all coming our way later this afternoon and tonight many the evaporation of the water in the air

. >>> need the wet weather gear tonight through tomorrow morning from vollmer peak on berkeley university avenue, nice picture of how clear it is right there. live drop -- live doppler waiting for that storm to come in from the northwest we get it first with the beam reaching out, at least 150 miles. clouds along the coast, fog inland valleys. this is what we are watching, storm right there, around seattle that is tonight's weather. just when is it going to get here? until it does, let's tack about temperatures, mid let's talk about temperatures. 45 san jose, 42 los gatos, 44 mountain view, upper 40s to low 50s for the rest of the bay. monterey bay low to mid 40s inland 37 gilroy, 45 salinas. through today increasing clouds, sea breeze will drop temperatures two to 12° compared to yesterday. light rain tonight, isolated shower possible tomorrow afternoon frost on the way as we head into our mornings over the next couple of days. area of high pressure east, west, cold front would find the weakness and slit these two part, riding on -- all is quiet, clouds increase especially during the af

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. >>> beautiful picture from vollmer peak, emeryville in the foreground across the bay bridge, cloud cover at the coast, fog forming there like in napa valley area and into marin county on 101. live doppler 7 hd is quiet this morning. the entire state is mainly quiet, a few radar returns along the coast in los angeles just mist from the morning fog that is hanging around there today upper 50s to near 60 at the coast rest of us in the low to mid 60s partly sunny and dry sky. >>> just about 6:25. this morning pope benedict xvi will join the twitter . the vatican is holding a news conference this morning to launch his personal account. his twitter handle will be -- the pope will tweet in six languages he sent out his first last year from a vatican account which tweets news about the pontiff. >>> landmark church at west point military academy in new york state marked a milestone over the weekend, first ever same-sex wedding. they exchanged vows saturday. senior army chaplain officiated. fulton is a west point graduate. they had a civil commitment ceremony in 1999 have now formally tied t

faster wednesday still looking like tuesday night into wednesday a chance of wet weather. 5:17 from vollmer peak towards san francisco, it looks clear right now. live doppler 7 hd radar and satellite, we don't have radar returns and we don't have clouds, definitely gives you an idea now dry the air mass is sitting on top of us this among. we are 41 in santa rosa and fairfield mid to upper 40s livermore concord, antioch, napa, 60 oakland for the warm spot, 53 san francisco, 57 half moon bay, low to upper 40s monterey bay and inland gilroy 41. sunny today, warmest afternoon this week. light rain tuesday into wednesday, back side of that system cooler, 50s for highs wednesday through the weekend. mid 60s south bay today san jose and los gatos 66. mid 60s peninsula. half moon bay 65°, 63 daly city downtown and south san francisco north bay beaches low to mid 60s mid to upper 60s valleys, 68 santa rosa. 62 richmond, warm up to 66 oakland. east bay valleys from 60 brentwood to 66 in danville around the monterey bay mid to upper 60s same inland. tonight a few 30s inland everybody in the 40s, sign

few radar returns offshore, more impressive in the north bay, as we look now, from mount tamalpais vollmer peak excuse me, looks bull as we look at the east bay shore across to the peninsula. doppler spinning, picking up a lot of radar returns to the north and wet. >> that's the key. letting you know that is all coming towards the north bay. next batch developing on the left of your screen is going to head a little more north than to the east sea ranch, cloverdale, ukiah most likely to get hit by that over the next hour and a half at least, maybe two hours. temperatures right now unmostly cloudy sky, low to mid 50s except los gatos 49 and monterey -- 49. rain best during the day, up north the rest of us scattered sprinkles, rain will spread south tonight after the sunset, hang around through tomorrow's morning commute, then scattered showers wednesday afternoon and drier weather for a significant time thursday. here's a couple of areas of high pressure giving way to this next storm. another subtropical component which means healthy rain, nothing obnoxious like we saw over the weekend or to

we'll show you from vollmer peak how clear it is under the cloud deck. we're looking at live doppler 7-hd and picking up radar returns. we get the lighted blues and sprinkles and even greens and possibly light rain. so far, not hitting any of the reporting stations. the best i could say, maybe sprinkles this morning for your commute. the clouds are starting to keep the temperatures up which is good. we have this chance and see the spinning mass that is actually dissipating as it heads down from crescent city towards us. that is another push that will bring us a chance of stray shower as we headed into the afternoon hours. let's take about temperatures then. 34 in livermore. 35 in napa and santa rosa, 36 in fairfield. 38 in redwood city. 36 in los gatos. most of the temperatures are up from where they were because of the cloud cover. definitely got thick frost around gilroy and frost this morning was thicker than it was yesterday morning. made mid that upper 30s in salinas and 41 in monterey. let's talk about today. today's rain is best over the ocean so

. >> changes from spot to spot here from vollmer take towards emeryville across san francisco look how clean the air is and calm the bay eithers are you can see reflection of the western span lights on the water absolutely gorgeous have to take a picture of that almost postcard perfect for this morning. no radar returns which means dry air down to san jose this morning. visibility the other big story. the bay, south bay coast is clearest right now. hopefully, we won't have to deal with flight delays. temperatures 37 in santa rosa, 50 mountain view, 51 san jose. mid to upper 40s around monterey bay and inland. we are off to a cooler start today without the clouds of yesterday most neighborhoods it is going to be warmer today, within more possibility of fog being -- one more possibility of fog, warmest afternoons sunday, monday, tuesday. south bay low to mid 60s, 62 san jose, up the peninsula, 63 los altos, upper 50s coast today to near 60 downtown san francisco, over the golden gate 59 in san rafael, a lot of 50s north bay near 60 fog going to slow warming for you. upper 50s to low 60s

camera in vollmer peak in the east bay hills looking west towards the bay bridge and san francisco we see traffic moving along okay what we don't see is rain shooting sideways in your view like it was 24 hours ago. it was quite some rainstorm yesterday. >> you didn't even need an umbrella, it wouldn't have don't you any good. right now dry, won't be long before the rain makes a bit of a comeback. >>> let's look at live doppler, good monday morning. picking up dry air this morning, residual moisture on a few roads because of the extra amount of rain that we had yesterday. let's talk about today around the bay. starting off manly cloudy, mid to upper 40s, brighter by -- by noon, increase in sun, a lot of cloud cover mid to upper 50s, inland low to mid 40s mostly cloudy, top out in the mid to upper 50s mild today not too breezy at the coast 46° this morning jump up to 57. >>> for the traffic center -- [ unintelligible ] quiet now, i so far, so good for your monday morning commute to san jose 87 northbound a few cars passing by hp pavillion no delays. >> san mateo bridge a few brake ligh

and we know and i live in the community also. >> you know, something else janet vollmer pointed out, the students need to come back to school, they need to. at this point they are excused until further notice. >>> 20 of the lives lost here in the connecticut school shooting, they were children. just 6 or 7-year-olds. and during last night's vigil at the high school, president obama, he read each and every one of their names. take a look. >> let the little children come to me, jesus said. and do not hinder them. for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven. charlotte. daniel. olivia. josephine. ana. dylan. madeleine. catherine. chase. jesse. james. grace. emilie. jack. noah. caroline. jessica. benjamin. avielle. allison. god has called them all home. for those of us who remain, let us find the strength to carry on and make our country worthy of their memory. [ male announcer ] when ziggy the cat appeared at their door, he opened up jake's very private world. at first, jake's family thought they saved ziggy, but his connection with jake has been a lifesaver. for a love this strong, his fa

this is from vollmer peak this morning. looking out over into the east bay. so live doppler 7hd. although it looks clear, and it is in terms of picking up any raindrops, but we are looking at another satellite picture to show you where our fog is and the chilly temperatures. and this definitely is resulting in the north bay where we have 34 this morning santa rosa, 37 napa and 38 livermore and the warmer numbers here from oakland to san francisco. and there is fog around half moon bay. but most of the fog has been confined in the north bay, from novato to santa rosa, concord, and now it's creeping through fairfield. quarter mile visibility. be careful out there. it will be with us through about 8:00. here's this morning the northeast winds are transporting the fog through the delta. the east bay, half moon bay, san francisco, but it does dissipate by about 8:00, 9:00 so it should be pretty nice afternoon with plenty of sunshine. still the northeast winds with us. that will lead to mild temperatures. a little cooler in our east bay where the winds are blowing. otherwise we will lo

i talked to her, janet vollmer is her name. i want you to hear what she said about how she got herself through this crisis. listen. >> about 9:30, 9:40, we heard noises. and the announcement system was still on. so it didn't go off. so you could hear what sounded like pops, gunshots. of course i'm not going to tell that to 5-year-olds. so i said to them, we're going over in a safe area and we're going to -- we read a story and we kept them calm. did a lockdown drill, closed the doors, locked -- covered the windows. kept the children with us. i have other adults -- >> i find that amazing that fearing that you hear gunshots, you were able to have the composure to sit down and read to your students. that's extraordinary. >> that's what you have to do with 5-year-olds because you can't lose it. i've been doing this for a long time. it's my 18th year of teaching. my job was to keep them safe. i didn't know -- there was no announcement of what was going on. my instinct was it wasn't good. so we kept them calm. we stayed in the room u

i talked to her, janet vollmer is her name. i want you to hear what she said about how she got herself through this crisis. listen. >> about 9:30, 9:40, we heard noises. and the announcement system was still on. so it didn't go off. so you could hear what sounded like pops, gunshots. of course i'm not going to tell that to 5-year-olds. so i said to them, we're going over in a safe area and we're going to -- we read a story and we kept them calm. did a lockdown drill, closed the doors, locked -- covered the windows. kept the children with us. i have other adults -- >> i find that amazing that fearing that you hear gunshots, you were able to have the composure to sit down and read to your students. that's extraordinary. >> that's what you have to do with 5-year-olds because you can't lose it. i've been doing this for a long time. it's my 18th year of teaching. my job was to keep them safe. i didn't know -- there was no announcement of what was going on. my instinct was it wasn't good. so we kept them calm. we stayed in the room u

i talked to her, janet vollmer is her name. i want you to hear what she said about how she got herself through this crisis. listen. >> about 9:30, 9:40, we heard noises. and the announcement system was still on. so it didn't go off. so you could hear what sounded like pops, gunshots. of course i'm not going to tell that to 5-year-olds. so i said to them, we're going over in a safe area and we're going to -- we read a story and we kept them calm. did a lockdown drill, closed the doors, locked -- covered the windows. kept the children with us. i have other adults -- >> i find that amazing that fearing that you hear gunshots, you were able to have the composure to sit down and read to your students. that's extraordinary. >> that's what you have to do with 5-year-olds because you can't lose it. i've been doing this for a long time. it's my 18th year of teaching. my job was to keep them safe. i didn't know -- there was no announcement of what was going on. my instinct was it wasn't good. so we kept them calm. we stayed in the room u

. >> reporter: in responding to people calling her a hero, vollmer said she did what she needed to do to keep the children safe. we will be right back. >>> one of the big stories of the day. the question for you this morning, what can be done to prevent another newtown? that is a tough question. because it requires thoughtful discussion. something that seems impossible when it comes to gun violence. as the president says, what choice do we have? the blame game has already begun. mike huckabee, pastor and fox news host, says our godless schools are to blame. >> we ask why there is violence in our schools but we systematically removed god from our schools. should we be so surprised schools would become a place of carnage because we have made it a place where we don't want to talk about eternity, life, what responsibility means. >> cnn contributor and tea party supporter eric ericson says in his column today, single parent homes lead to violence. many are also blaming violent individual yes games and movies. after all, 11, 11 violent movies are now in theaters just one week before christ

and our own anderson cooper, he actually got a chance to speak to one of those teachers, janet vollmer, about what it was actually like inside the classroom. >> reporter: explain again, you heard -- you knew something was going wrong. how? >> well, i mean, we were in our classroom. and we heard what sounded like gunshots, noises. >> reporter: you heard it on the -- >> there was a loudspeaker -- >> reporter: the pa system. >> the pa system was not working the way it normally is because you don't usually hear things unless someone is making an announcement. there were noises that didn't sound correct. so there wasn't anyone telling us it was a drill. we just thought something was not right. we took the children into what we call a lockdown. and we go to a certain place in the room. we pull the blinds down. we lock the classroom doors. and we cover the window out the door. >> reporter: so this is something you had practiced? >> about a month or so, dawn made sure that we do that. you know, we'd go to a safe place. and typically whether it's a drill, they tell us, okay, and then we even ex