let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> and our storm system that we have been tracking, the main part of that is well off the south but we have some instability that's lingering across the bay area. you can see it right now on storm ranger and mobile doppler radar. should also be said snow level down to about 2,000 feet. so we could get a rain-snow mix down to about 1500 feet. as you wake up tomorrow morning look off toward those mountain peaks and you're going to see some of that white stuff. as we get a closer look track twog areas, some rainfall near san francisco headed to doesn't by 11:12. second location here is around oakland. that's pushing some rain to orinda by 11:38. some lingering showers right now but get ready for the chill. 30s, widespread 30s from the north bay down to the south bay as well as 31 in santa rosa. look at half moon bay 38 and livermore 34. coming up we'll talk about our next round of rain in what is called an atmospheric river. i'll explain and have details on that and some more travel delays in about 18 minutes. >> okay, jeff, we'll see yo

could also shut down the season if any whales get caught in crab gear. >>> jeff ranieri, weekend is here. goingo or hot. only problem we have is smog that's been with us. here's distance. high pressure to the north, creates relatively still conditions at surface but upper levels been pulling in smoke from the fire near red bluff. containment is near 50% so hopefully get smoke particles cut down next two days. that would be good news. tomorrow, smoke particles and area of low pressure south pushing up fog. one-two effect giving us smoggy skies. visibility in north bay quarter mile or less in santa rosa and dropping around oakland as well. everybody should be ready for patchy dense areas of fog tomorrow morning with cool 40s for south bay peninsula and tri-valley. more 40s for the east bay, grefrancisco and north bay. thing about this weather, helps you maybe sleep in a little bit longer on saturday, not bad thing. as we head through the day tomorrow, i think we'll see the fog push out for inland valleys 2:00 in the afternoon but hazy sunshine. headed to he watch out as fog will stay put t

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. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. look at the beautiful view. although we have smoke in the foreground and fog in the back ground, we'll let you know about the air quality forecast and the rain out look and a brand-new update in about seven minutes. also we'll show you why some employers are embracing the switch to a four-day workweek ahead on nbc "nightly news." ine. it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines. we provide you the information so you will dig safely. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> take a look, an unexpected customer, someone drove into a tra

jeff ranieri joins us now. you are busy in the weather department. >> we've got it all nailed down for you. i think tomorrow, midday afternoon is a pretty good break into friday. if you want to get up to the sierra, and then we have another round of some heavier snow coming our way. as we bring you into our microclimate forecast tonight, we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar scanning, the only one in the bay area and just one of six in the country. it is mobile. so we're able to move it and get it closer to the ground so we can get a more accurate scan of what's happening. right now we do have a little bit of some of this rain popping up. we'll track to it the east bay, and some showers near hayward, moving off to the east to east pleasanton. by 6:53 tonight, that is really the wettest corridor through pleasanton and livermore. be careful if you're headed out to get last-minute groceries for thanksgiving. down here to the south bay, also have some showers that have been around sunnyvale and stanford. m

it was the fifth power shut off in the last two months. >> jeff ranieri ask with us now. we're going away from the wind and dry conditions to some rain finally in the forecast. >> and much welcome to help lower the fire danger. as we head to our microclimate forecast, i think we're all good as we head into your friday forecast. even for this weekend. and then we will be talking about those rain chances as we bring you into the microclimate forecast. we'll start you right off with tomorrow morning. it will be a chilly start. mostly clear here throughout the bay area. 42 for the south bay. i and the tri-valley at 41. down to 40 in the north bay. san francisco 47. and right here over the east bay we'll be at 41. as you pass through the day tomorrow, you keep your sunshine. temperatures will be on the cool side. might even need that jacket right into the afternoon. you'll see down here through the south bay, the warm est i have it is 67 in east san jose. cupertino 63. another day where you head across the bay area, the car thermometer is not going to change too much. 67 in an

let's start with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff? >> and we had that bomb cyclone move through last night, and this is some instability left behind it. that's why we're seeing these isolated downpours. also some of that small hail. we have storm ranger. the only mobile doppler in the bay area scanning right now. and you can see it's picking up on some of this modern activity right now over hayward.

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let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, usually drizzle isn't a big deal for us. we'll take anything about now. >> everybody really excited about seeing that. enough to get the roadways wet, especially near the coast line, the north bay and also the bay. that much advertised change we had been talking about finally arrived with the cloudy skies and also those much cooler temperatures as that storm track moves off toward the south. right now we are still fighting the fog here for the north bay, east bay, south bay and peninsula with spotty drizzle through the peninsula right around san francisco, oakland and berkeley. totals 300th of an inch, mill valley, 300th of an inch, napa 100th of an inch. hopefully you were able to get outside and enjoy it. here we go again. another change moving in by this weekend. what i'm seeing is this area of high pressure that's going to warm temperatures back up. i'll show you how much hotter it gets. that's coming up in ten minutes. >> okay, jeff. a man was stalking and molesting a young girl on a walking trail. san jose police arres

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. already fogged in through san francisco. we'll have a look at that fog forecast for tomorrow morning. coming up in about seven minutes. >>> taking their fight right to investors' door steps. instead of picking up fares, uber drivers spent the day fighting for fair pay, targeting billionaire invest owners the peninsula. nbc bay area's anoushah rasta joins us live to put that all together for us. anoushah? >> reporter: jessica, that's where ride share drivers pick up passengers here at the airport. now the airport being big business for these ride share drivers. but even though they say there is a huge demand for their services in places like silicon valley, they feel like they're barely getting by while investors are making all the money. >> uber, uber, you're no good, pay your drivers like you should! >> reporter: tonight california ride share drivers are taking an "in your face" approach to a demand for higher wages, overtime pay and medical benefits. they are protesting right outside the multimillion-dollar home of top lyf

want to bring in chief meteorologi meteorologist jeff ranieri. what is the time line of the winds? >> next couple of hours, continue to see it pick up in north baynt 2,000, 3,000 feet, wind gusts. system to the south brought rain and snow to the sierra and counterclockwise rotation brought a few showers into north bay tonight. video from our own terry mcsweeney in san rafael. knew it would be close. last second change in forecast i don't think anyone will be mad at tonight. spotty showers over san francisco and east bay past 30 minutes and batch near sacramento might have the push to move into north and east bays next few hours. despite fact we've had rain in northern california tonight, fire danger is with us. red flag for north, east and south bays. for higher elevations. no change in the wind forecast, will continue to ramp up through tomorrow morning. mountain gusts 30 to 50 miles an hour and valleys, 15 to 25 miles an hour. focused on the north bay mountains for highest gusts. back with another update on the rain outlook, something you're going to definitely like in extended f

jeff ranieri, talk about our weather. looks like we got a sunny weekend coming up. >> eventually we're going get to that sunshine. we've got to get through the clouds tomorrow. and you can see there as we start off, well, overcast with some drizzle at the coast. we'll get you through this, coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a neighborhood business agrees to let residents use its parking lot, but they all end up getting towed. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> nbc bay area response to a san jose woman with an unusual problem. >> she says the business reneged on its agreement to let a group of neighbors park in its lot. chris chmura stepped in to help. >> martha bell lives in this mobile home park. well, roadwork over the summer mean td some place e s and her neighbors ask the manager of this target across the street if they could park their cars in the parking lot overnight for a few days. she says the manager agreed. but the first night they were parked there, everyone's cars got t

go right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with the time line. >> that storm system did rake right across the bay satellite bay to south bay. over an inch at san mateo, los gatos .65. all in six hours, that's why areas of street flooding. right now mainly moderate rain, heaviest hofed to the south. stronger pocket right near oakland and and east. union city about 11:3 this could hold small hail. watch out traveling 680 or 580 next 45 over mt. h here's the deal. tomorrow morning's forecast, keep the chance of scattered rain pushing over the bay area. we'll talk more about the bomb cyclone that hit us tonight. what it is, what it means for us and when the next storm hits in about 15 minutes. >> see you then, thanks jeff. >>> flooding, not where the owner of this mercedes wanted to end up but flooding proved too much. driver rescued in san mateo, one of many stranded cars after sudden, intense rain. joining us live, ian cull, the water is gone and left as fast as it appeared. >> reporter: certainly did. police spokesperson told me it's crazy to see this in urban here, about waist high

let's meteorologist, jeff ranieri. >>> temperatures above average towards the next couple of days. and i do want to starts 1/2 a look at the air quality now. we have been closely following this with the fire activity over the past couple of weeks. tomorrow we could get smoke near the ranch fire. the smoke doesants look super thick but will be modern from the north bay to the south bay. so you might start to notice this. i'll keep a close eye on this and let's get you right 92 tomorrow morning. at the mtd coastline we'll have area oz of patchy fog and away thrum coast, away from the bay. really beautiful. chilly at 48 and the trivalley at 46. right over to the east bay i see fog at 47. patchy fog in san francisco at 52. er we start on the cool side. by the afternoon temperatures going above average. a littleit eslow to start. closer to the water. sfoirn oakland. ocean breeze is in effect. so a cool 66 and right back to palo alto. san francisco 66 in the embarcadero and good news for the north bay no big wind tomorrow. winds are fairly light out the west at 6 miles per hour. and sant

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking that trick-or-treat forecast. we'll have full details coming up tonight. >>> but first from bad to worse, how steph curry's injury is derailing a warsod evening. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for raj math mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. warriors star steph curry, there you see it, going down hard during last night's game. now the team says he has a brokheen hanineup. fans and local businesses a little freaked out about what life there be like without steph. what they had to say about it. scott? >> reporter: as you can imagine, they say they want steph to get better and back here as soon as possible. they will continue to come to warrior games. when steph curry went down, the bay area held its breath. >> steph is such an icon. >> reporter: as steph himself post this had on instagram we caught u

. >>> i'm jeff ranieri rain is still in the forecast. what you need to know tooo out for. can feed i'll tell you how for the need in the bay area. stay with us. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> the man accused of killing nia wilson at an oakland bart station is on a fast track to trial. john lee cowell pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity today. he's also charged with attempted murder for stabbing wilson's sister who survived the attack. the trial is set for january 6th. >>> don't eat romaine lettuce grown in selena, that's what the cdc is saying after a e. coli outbreak. so far 40 people in the 16 states you see highlighted here have gotten sick. four of those people are in california. it's not just heads of lettuce, salad kits with romaine can be contaminated. >>> pack your patience. today is the busiest travel day at sfo. the airport expects around 170 passengers today. some of that is holiday travel but a

jeff ranieri with the timeline of what we should, expect. >> reporter: and a lot of the population centers down at the lower elevations aren't really going to see a ton of wind like some of the higher elevations will. 4:00 a.m. the to 7:00 a.m. thursday. that's the zone of when the wind will pick up and how long it will last. it's just for iesolated arts of the northeast at a thousand feet or above. i think the highest danger is around st. helena, napa. and the early timeline on the wind, no big changes as of now. mountain gusts 35 to 60 miles per hour possible. with that worst chance of sh of the highest gusts in the north and east bay. you can see by 5:00 p.m., it's thought that bad. but look at the bull's eye. by noon it starts to move towards the north bay. frustrating thing about all othis, it is going to bring rain to california. we'llv we'll have a new update. >>> now we made it easy to see if your home or business is in the blackout zone. you can zoom down to the street level in your neighborhood and you can type in your address, your exact address. and if you notice on your screen

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have the typical fog at the post line. but i'm tracking some areas that could become dense. the morning forecast to get you ready in about seven minutes. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> okay. had your cell phone stolen lately? had you wondered where it ended up? would you russia? maybe kazakhstan? more stunning is that police say a hole in the wall shop in the east bay is the largest in the area, or it was, until fremont police got wise and busted the stolen phone hot line, offering top dollar for your goods. tonight, we investigate a million-dollar cell phone shuffle. they're fast and furious. hooded thieves dashing into apple stores stealing t

er chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. jeff, super misty in some places. >> and i think we'll continue with that trend as we move into tomorrow morning. we do have some moisture out just offshore that would continue that drizzle for that morning commute. so far we picked up 100th of an inch in napa to 300th of an inch in mill valley. there's your cloud cover to start. drizzle near the coast line. maybe for the inland valleys as well. coming up in about 15 minutes, i am tracking a warming trend for the weekend. i'll give you everything you need to know again in 15 minutes. >> okay, jeff, we'll see you shortly. new at 11:00, one of the worst things we've seen in this fight in the final minute of the game. myles garrett of the browns rips the helmet off the steelers quarterback and you see it right there. hits him in the head with that helmet. this could be assault with a deadly weapon. now, three players were ejected, expect to see plenty of suspensions as well. we'll have more on this brawl in about 15 minutes. >>> a major

. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. rain, it is still holding on in the forecast. we'll let you know when that wet weather returns. it's all coming up in about 8 minutes. >> tonight the impeachment hearings are over. a wrap up of today's testimony and a look at what happens now. also the nasty norovirus outbreak that's closed dozens of schools. how you can protect yourself when we see you back here for "nbc nightly news." call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> just about everyone in the bay area seems to have a bart story. good, bad, weird. sometimes even dangerous. we spent months riding and recording on bart to find out how world class transportation system got derailed. you can binge watch our entire series on apple tv, roku, and our youtube channel. >> for more than 160 years, the martinez news gazette has covered all stories big and small for those living in that east bay city. now contra costa county's oldest newspaper is shutting down. the newspaper told staff earlier this week it will close at the end of

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we did manage some sun today but now the clouds and fog are back. a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. i've got your weekend forecast and when this clears on out. coming up in about seven minutes. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. it's one less thing for us to worry about. comcast business securityedge automatically protects all the devices on your network. call 1-800-501-6000 today. >>> more violence on the bart -- >> captured a fare evader red-handed. >> so how safe is bart? to find out we're riding all across the bay area. we're taking you with us. >> i just got to the civic center stop here in san francisco. >> we're here in west oakland. >> and this is the powell street station

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. cloudy today. you can see it on our walnut creek camera. we'll let you know when we'll start to see a break in those clouds, and an important update on two systems next week and a rain outlook. that's in about six minutes. >>> the impeachment hearings go public. and just what is in some of those vaping products making people sick? our investigation reveals some shock results on "nightly news." if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> day one on the job, and he is already on damage control. the giants' new manager gabe kapler apologized for his past while trying to embrace the orae park, the 44-year-old kapler was introduced as bruce bochy's replacement. the decision has left the giants fan base somewhat fractured. not so much because of kapler's manager as a manager, but because how he previously dealt with a serious issue. in 2015 while he was d

. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll talk about the cooler temperatures on the way this week, and some news about the rain outlook you might just like. that's coming up in 8 minutes. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> is it police profiling or just an officer doing his job? the controversy continues with bart after the confrontation over a breakfast sandwich. >> bart is apologizing, but the man who was handcuffed said he's not accepting that apology. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has the latest from the pleasant hill bart station. >> to be honest. >> reporter: a defiant steve is back at the pleasant hill bart station today, standing on the

our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us. right on cue, winter-like temperatures. >> and dangerously cold up here into marin, napa and sonoma. the fire perimeter around gey r geyserville and healdsburg. low to mid-30s and isolated 20s nts and be careful. if you are using a generator and space heater plugged into that, those space heaters can be dangerous so take those precautions. we'll have more on the morning temperatures dropping into the 30s. that's coming up in about seven minutes. >> thanks, jeff. >>> most schools will be back in session starting monday. among the districts opening, bennett valley union, gravenstein, liberty, two rock and santa rosa city schools will all open their doors for the first time in a week. if you want to see the full list of school closures, go to nbc bay area.com. >>> while calfire is still trying to determine if pg&e is to blame for the kincade fire, we're learning the utilities equipment did start three other wildfires in the east bay last sunday. contra costa county's fire marshal said do

let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. what's the time line? we need to stay dry for that 49ers game. >> right now all signs continue to show this weekend we are dry. in fact we'll have mild temperatures. that's good for anything you have planned on saturday or sunday. you can see our rain forecast here all the way through sunday. dry in the bay area. we get some rainfall trying to organize off to the north. we think at this point by monday, things begin to get a little bit better organized. some rain and snow in washington and oregon. then by tuesday, we get our storm system dropping down. widespread california rain, and look at that sierra snow. so an early look right now shows again tuesday, the way the data has it right now, it begins to start. it will be a moderate storm on the scale of things, and look at this. low sierra snow, maybe to 1,500 feet. 2 to 20 inches. that's going to be the wide ranging totals headed to socal. we'll have the hour by hour time line and all the totals coming up in about ten minutes. >>> all right. it's a rivalr

let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and the simple question now, when these winds start to dissipate. >> they've already started to calm down after a top gust of 59 miles per hour at mt. st. helena. we've seen it drop to 34 miles per hour over the past hour. red flag warning in effect until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. still for the higher elevations of the north, east, and also the south bay. once again we're on the downward side of the wind event. mountain gusts. lower in the valleys, 5 to 15, with really any kind of wind remaining focused right over the north bay. on a side note here, cold temperatures tomorrow morning in the same areas still without power. 30s and 40s. so if you have heat, you have power, you know a friend without power, maybe you want to give them a call, invite them over, help them out with these chilly temperatures we're dealing with right now. coming up in about eight minutes, i'll have details on a rain forecast i think you will like. in fact, you will probably love. that's in about, again, seven minutes. >> okay. we'll see you then. thank you, j

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. thick fog is back in san francisco right now. i'll show you what to expect for thor chances. that's in about seven minutes. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> well, the state of california is taking facebook to court. today the head lawman in california held a news conference to criticize the social network saying it's holding back information the state needs for an investigation on how facebook uses your data. facebook is striking back. our business tech reporter scott budman picks up the story from there. >> we don't appreciate the future impact of what your work is. >> reporter: shortly after the cambridge analytica scandal broke and we learned faceboo

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. those clouds, they stay for tomorrow. i'll get you everything you need to know for your thursday forecast and right into the weekend coming up in about six minutes. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> in the shadows of twitter headquarters and other high rent buildings in san francisco is a marketplace for illegal drugs. rampant drug sales and drug use. and it's happening on federal property. nbc bay area's jean elle joins us from city hall where san francisco's supervisor is calling for an immediate fix. jean? >> reporter: as you mentioned, people tonight who say they are afraid to go outside and they live near 7th and mission. and tonight a super

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chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, should those little kids bring a coat tonight? >> it's going to get chel chill you might want to bring a jacket for the little ones. otherwise creepily clear skies, so to speak. that is great news tonight. the kincade fire, at least 60% contained. 61 here then down to the 50s and by midnight for any of you late goers or if you're heading out to a party, air quality is a lot better today because of that fire containment. the bay, the coast, east bay and south bay. if it's too smoky you may need to limb your exposure. very nice as we head through the next couple of hours. a freeze warning, some isolated 20s. we'll have a full look at that hour by hour forecast to get you ready for your friday. >> police investigating a deadly shooting involving one of its officers. our sky ranger overhead earlier at the intersection of mckee and jackson. officers tell us they were responding to reports of a man with a gun. robert handa one of the first reporters at the scene live. robert joins us. what have you learned in the last hour? >> reporter:

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog is back as we move through tomorrow morning. i'll let you know when it clears out. . >>> we have a dramatic follow-up on the scene at vallco mall. a wall crashing down right as cars were driving by. let's bring in nbc bay area damian trujillo. it looked too close for comfort. >> reporter: yeah, it was worse than it looked. actually, it looked worse than it was. it wasn't as dramatic as what passers by saw here yesterday. the video was dramatic. the facade came crashing down on wigs road in cupertino. some witnesses say it was a scary moment. >> what if the wall would have hit straight down in the street? it could have like a domino. just kept going. >> reporter: today the developer said it was all according to plan. in a statement the company said, quote, the wall came down and landed in the zone cleared for it. the safety vehicle was positioned adjacent to the fall area and two lanes of traffic were shut down next to the landing area. it was also tethered to control it. other than dust, the demolition took place inside the peri

. >>> i'm jeff ranieri, fog is coming back tomorrow morning. we'll take you through the hour-by-hour forecast to get you ready for the weekend in about six minutes. >>> you're eating. >> so what. >> it is against the law. >> you could hear them there, an argument over a breakfast sandwich and leading to anger and some confusion. a b.a.r.t. police officer detaining that man and citing that man for eating on a train platform earlier this week. it is against state law but we want to know is this law ever enforced. b.a.r.t. will not tell us that so we filed a request for the freedom of information act. now until then we still have some answers. christie smith joins us at the pleasant hill station where this all happened. christie? >> reporter: that is right. this happened early monday morning at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station and most riders that we spoke with today who weren't here say they were surprised that something like this was what happened on the b.a.r.t. a b.a.r.t. officer approaching a man with a sandwich. >> you singled me out of al

let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with the updated timeline for this microclimate weather alert. >> and we really see those winds starting to slowly drop as we head throughout the next several hours. we did have some top wind gusts earlier today, up to 59 miles per hour at mt. saint helena. 53 mount diablo. santa cruz 20 to 40. so the fire warning expires 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. again, that's in effect for the higher elevations of the north bay, east bay and the south bay. so here is my wind forecast. again, dropping over the next 12 hours in the mountains, 20 to 40 miles per hour. valley gusts of 10 to 20. and that is all really north-bay focused at this point. anyone using a generator, i want you to know without any kind of heat, we have cold temperatures, 30s and 40s on the way. speaking of the cold, we are going to have a look at some really chilly temperatures, and some big-time sierra snow that could be on the way. that's in about ten minutes. >> okay, thank you, jeff. >>> blockbuster and explosive among the words being used to describe today's testimony in the house imp