rodrÍguez: una verdadera historia de amor. bueno, despuÉs de esta experiencia, juan felipe betancourt y su esposa alejandra estÁn convencidos de la importancia de las donaciones de Órganos que aseguran que no sÓlo es un modo de salvar vidas, sino tambiÉn de devolverle la esperanza a muchas familias. ya volvemos. locutor: al volver. este joven quiere causar una buena impresiÓn entre sus clientes. >> ¿y usted le pide que le limpie su carro? >> a veces sÍ. calderon: saludos, amigos de “aquÍ y ahora”, este lunes comenzamos la semana con natti natasha, quien le abre su corazÓn a raÚl gonzÁlez y habla de todo lo que le estÁ pasando. gonzÁlez: y ¿cÓmo es vivir con sobrepeso? una modelo plus viene en vivo a enfrentarse con mujeres que no tienen ese problema y explica la discriminaciÓn que ha vivido. calderon: ademÁs, les traemos todos los secretos de la familia de joe biden. gonzÁlez: y uno de nosotros hace un anuncio que traerÁ mucha felicidad a la familia de despierta amÉrica. no falten. los esperamos. si di

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major league baseball all-star alex rodriguez now a major league investor. his latest venture in health and beauty, he's what he -- here's what he said about that and a lot more. >> telemedicine is something that's right in the dna of what jennifer and i like to invest in. we usually say it's about the future. telemedicine is for the masses, it's here now, and his and hers, they're getting a fantastic job getting into many millions of homes. maria: so you think what we've been doing during this pandemic in terms of telehealth, teleeducation, we're going to be doing that on the other side of it, we're going to still be utilizing companies like this when we're out of this pandemic. >> absolutely. and the pandemic has given us a crystal ball of what life is going to be after the pandemic, right? with technology and internet coming first because of necessity, we've done in a year what should have been done probably 3-5 years. his and hers -- hims and hers provides an incredible answer to a huge need all for under $50 a month. and from the comfort of your couch a

commissioner rodriguez, is that agreeable to you sir? >> i accept, thank you very much. >> thank you. do you vote for yourself? >> i accept, yes. >> i assume there are no other nominations. commissioner nakajo? >> we need a second on that. >> oh, sorry. >> i will second that motion and i vote affirmative wholeheartedly for commissioner rodriguez to be vice president. thank you. >> i want to say the only reason that commissioner nakajo was able to second it is because i wasn't able to unmute myself fast enough. [laughter] >> all right, i also vote for commissioner rodriguez to be our new vice president. >> the motion is unanimous. >> wonderful, wonderful. thank you all very much. >> you can go back to item 8 now, the commission report, report on any commission activity since last meeting on december 9th. >> okay commissioners, do you have anything to report? >> no, i'm sorry. this is commissioner feinstein speaking. i am just going to tread on this item, but i want to say something that is important for me to say. i'm honored to be the ne

host: she is sabrina rodriguez of politico. we are talking about immigration reform. we will have lines set up for democrats, republicans, independence. you laid out the broad overview. you mentioned what president trump did and what president biden is undoing. could you remind us where congress left off on the immigration issue? what does it mean as they receive this big proposal from the president? guest: congress has been unable to do comprehensive immigration reform. the last time they had a big effort was in 2013. it was a bipartisan effort. there were faces like marco rubio and lindsey graham that were both involved in this process at the time. they were able to pass a bill through the senate. it ended up falling apart in the house. a lot of people are concerned. they don't want to see it happen again. they are concerned it will happen again. on capitol hill, senator bob menendez is leading the effort. saying this is going to be very difficult. he says he would not have lent his name, if you thought the biden administration would not have put political capital b

major league baseball all-star alex rodriguez now a major league investor. his latest venture in health and beauty, he's what he -- here's what he said about that and a lot more. >> telemedicine is something that's right in the dna of what jennifer and i like to invest in. we usually say it's about the future. telemedicine is for the masses, it's here now, and his and hers, they're getting a fantastic job getting into many millions of homes. maria: so you think what we've been doing during this pandemic in terms of telehealth, teleeducation, we're going to be doing that on the other side of it, we're going to still be utilizing companies like this when we're out of this pandemic. >> absolutely. and the pandemic has given us a crystal ball of what life is going to be after the pandemic, right? with technology and internet coming first because of necessity, we've done in a year what should have been done probably 3-5 years. his and hers -- hims and hers provides an incredible answer to a huge need all for under $50 a month. and from the comfort of your couch a

. >> the topic now immigration and the biden administration, our guest is sabrina rodriguez of politico. >> thank for having me. >> here is a headline to one of your recent pieces, biden's plan to outdo obama, undo trump's immigration legacy has begun. the president has started putting out some executive orders, we know there is legislation, give us a broad overview of what the new president wants to do in the area of immigration. guest: there is a lot that has happened in a short amount of time, we are talking democrats, republicans, immigrant advocates are saying day one for biden was a very busy day on immigration. he released a plan of what he wants in immigration reform bill to look like on capitol hill and what it looks like and what it will ultimately be is that it passes, but there will probably be changes. some of the broad lines are offering a pathway to those in ship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrant and then tackling root causes of migration, dealing with the situation in central america as well as adding technology and figuring out how to tackle security a

rodrÍguez: y yo soy teresa rodrÍguez. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora". esa noche, andrea sambuccetti nos trae la historia de un joven psicÓlogo que se abrió paso entre pandilleros y se expuso a grandes peligros. nadie sospecharÍa justamente de Él, quien por su condiciÓn era el menos pensado. >> lo que otros han dicho que ven en mÍ, es un hombre que superÓ muchos obstÁculos, rompiÓ muchos estereotipos, logrÓ casi todo lo que mentalmente se propuso y utilizÓ sus logros para el bien de la humanidad. suena mÁs o menos a superhÉroe, ¿verdad? sambuccetti: y aquÍ lo ven sin capa y sin poderes sobrehumanos, juan morales se destaca como psicÓlogo en el campo del tratamiento de las adicciones. murillo: como psicÓlogo, juan realmente tiene conocimiento. es casi mÁgico lo que Él hace con nosotros los pacientes. sambuccetti: su colega, martÍn orozco, dice que hay pocos como Él. orozco: toca las personas que conoce, y les ayuda tambiÉn a cambiar sus vidas. tambiÉn me doy cuenta de lo mucho que conoce del tema. juan carlos es un rebelde. vino a e

commissioner rodriguez, is that agreeable to you sir? >> i accept, thank you very much. >> thank you. do you vote for yourself? >> i accept, yes. >> i assume there are no other nominations. commissioner nakajo? >> we need a second on that. >> oh, sorry. >> i will second that motion and i vote affirmative wholeheartedly for commissioner rodriguez to be vice president. thank you. >> i want to say the only reason that commissioner nakajo was able to second it is because i wasn't able to unmute myself fast enough. [laughter] >> all right, i also vote for commissioner rodriguez to be our new vice president. >> the motion is unanimous. >> wonderful, wonderful. thank you all very much. >> you can go back to item 8 now, the commission report, report on any commission activity since last meeting on december 9th. >> okay commissioners, do you have anything to report? >> no, i'm sorry. this is commissioner feinstein speaking. i am just going to tread on this item, but i want to say something that is important for me to say. i'm honored to be the ne

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rodriguez. >> present. >> commissioner stephen nakajo. >> present. >> u a commissioner francee covington. >> present. >> and commissioner ken cleveland. >> present. >> and chief of department yes neen nicholson. >> present. >> item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> madam secretary, do we have any public comment? >> we do not have anybody on the public comment line. >> all right. then public comment will be closed. would you kindly call the next agenda item? >> item three, approval

our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look at what we can expect. >>i know we were wondering what happened to winter and it's coming back in full force, especially next week certainly going to help us with our drought conditions, but it will come at a cost because it is too much rain too little time tracking the atmospheric river hour by hour in just a few minutes, but first. we have the storm arriving on sunday dry conditions out there right now for your saturday night and radar for tracking very dry and clear skies out there right now but our next storm just to the north off the coast of seattle and even portland out there this evening by sunday we could get up to about half an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area and we could see a fresh dusting of snow showers throughout our highest peaks, one to 2 inches will actually be possible. so enjoy those snow flurries and next week an atmospheric river arrives tuesday night. lasting through friday, so a little bit longer than previously expected. could bring us 2 to 4 inches of rain to the bay

we'll go now to our 4 zone forecast on the saturday night for meteorologist marisa rodriguez is here with a look at what we can expect as we move further into the weekend. >>yeah we're going to notice the storm trying to inch its way close to the bay area but we are tracking still pretty strong long in conditions so the storm track going to keep any possible storms well to our north could see a slight chance for some possible drizzle for the 2nd half your weekend and here's this storm that i am keeping an eye on just off the coast of northern california and future cast for is going to show an increase in cloud cover during the overnight hours could see some light drizzle making its way into the north bay as early as around sunday morning. even through sunday afternoon, but we are going to notice traces amount at best and then drying out and clearing out by early sunday evening. so we're really just expecting just traces amount of rain mainly along the coast highest amounts for those of you in santa rosa. but barely any in fact we are going to instead see the high surf pick up because

rodriguez. >> it's most effective, 85% effective in terms of preventing severe disease. >> the pfizer and moderna vaccines both work using mrna to teach the immune system to recognize and how to fight off the coronavirus. johnson & johnson's vaccine transports these into the body using a type of virus that causes the common cold. the new vaccine comes as new virus variants are raising concerns. to battle the changing virus dr. rodriguez says in the long term we will likely need a yearly shot. >> we will probably have to have yearly vaccines, perhaps, yearly covid vaccines to address the various variant that are arising. >> as experts consider the future, marin and sonoma county health officials are focused current vaccinations with limited supply it will likely take until the end of february to vaccine everybody 65 and older and until june to get a shot to everybody that wants one. >> a lot of questions here. among them, will we have a choice when that johnson & johnson vaccine becomes available or will our health care provider just give us a shot, and i asked a infectious disease spe

>>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is standing by now within the beginning of a much needed drying trend time of they're yeah, let's take a look at stormtracker 4 and zoom on into our radar tracking spotty scattered showers noticeably drier for most of you in the north bay. >>still tracking some heavy downpours just east of san jose with widespread light rain there and throughout the san francisco peninsula and even into the east bay tracking very light hit or miss rain most of it coming down is drizzle. but there is a cell that has formed just north of orinda just south of martinez out there bringing some heavy downpours so we still have a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm or 2 to throughout this afternoon, drying out with calmer conditions by this evening. we have a flash flood watch that is going to remain in effect through 5 o'clock this evening. that's when it's set to expire and a flood advisory for parts of santa clara county through around 3.30 this afternoon so just about a half hour. it is expected to expire in future cast for tracking that drying trend throughout this aft

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and our kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here tracking the forecast letting us know where it's going to be raining right now and also do you hear that raisa but that's the storm door opening up for newsweek i hear the creak i hear it that that little ajar sound at the durham and love it. yeah that's it let's take a look right now at our radar justine. >>we are tracking that drawing in clearing trend mainly along the coast of the bay area as the storm starts to shift to the south and east don't put away your umbrella just yet i know we've had a pretty lackluster wet season, but old man winter out with a vengeance in fact by sunday afternoon we're going to see some light bands of rain arriving for the bay area coastline bring us some widespread light showers sunday night even through your monday monday is going to be a relatively dry day but by tuesday night. this is going to be the early signs of our atmosphere river we're going to notice some heavy downpours at times it looks to peak early wednesday morning so make sure to plan ahead for your wednesday morning commute light to

rodrÍguez: hay mucha preocupaciÓn de la gente que estÁ transplantada. todos los cuerpos no son iguales. a mi particularmente no sentÍ ningÚn cambio, no sentÍ nada. me siento protegido. voy a seguir utilizando la mÁscara cuando salgo, porque la gente con mucha confianza sale a restaurantes, viene el contagio y asÍ no vamos a poder terminar con el virus. usar la mÁscara, lavarse las manos a cada rato, y tener distancia en lo mÁs recomendable. me perdona que no me peine. los sellos de punta ahÍ, pero era por el miedo. karla: lo importante es que tengas el sentido del humor. rodrÍguez: este mi doctor mÉdico de cabecera. me hablo muy bien de ti, juan. juan: es amigo mÍo, un excelente dotado. rodrÍguez:yo particularmente es importante el mÉdico que le da tiempo a los paciente que expliquen todo, y le digan a uno exactamente la verdad. karla:entonces no sentiste ningÚn efecto secundario? cansancio quizÁ? rodrÍguez: no, un pequeÑo dolor como una picada de mosquito. mÁs nada que eso. no hay que tener temor. no hay que tener miedo. realmente es

cristiÁn rodrÍguez nos tiene el reporte. >>> salieron de la madrugada a oscuras de la terminal de ato autobuses en san pedro sula miles de hombres mujeres y niÑos >>> un trabajo no tenemos las personas que tienen 32 aÑos les cierran las puertas >>> rÁpidamente avanzaron cuando se les hizo de dÍa, muchos recibieron ayuda de los buenos samaritanos y otros se encomendaron a dios para qu los acompaÑara en el camiÓn. >>> dejamos todo atrÁs y sabemos que dios va con nosotros >>> el endurecimiento de las restricciones en los puestos fronterizos no los cansa pero buenos fueron detenidos por las autoridades y retornados a su paÍs y estÁ por verse quÉ tan dura serÁ la polÍtica migratoria de joe biden pero en honduras sobre el pase de eta y iota obliga a muchos a tomar esta decisiÓn en contra de su voluntad >>> perdimos la casa y todo hermano no hay nada aquÍ. >>> el gobierno no da trabajo tampoco y no hay nada. >>> nada logra disuadir a estos migrantes que buscan un futuro mejor lejos de su paÍs porque la falta de oportunidad en honduras los hace cambiar su vida para siempre en h

plus, what you didn't see from maria's interview with former new york yankee alex rodriguez. joining the conversation all morning long, brian brenberg and steve forbes. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp... put them together. save even more. some things are better together. like um... tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. now, that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. dagen: vaccinating the public, dr. anthony fauci saying over the weekend the possibility of vaccinating 100 million americans over the next 100 days is a, quote, doable thing. president-elect joe biden has made that a goal of his first 100 days in office. so far, more than 12 million americans have received their first dose of either the pfizer or moder

even born it was trader ito rodriguez never used humor in his work about him right from the start he didn't think there was anything to laugh about. as he comes off or at the time you come off as it joe that's something i mean that wasn't going to win the presidency and i saw morris as a very. and i sort of work that. that maybe. i could. read reagan's reacts to current events in his illustrations and like many of his fellow cartoonists he could barely keep up with the news cycle made headlines nearly every day especially with statements that immediately polarized people and forced many to take a clear stance against him many celebrities joined ordinary citizens in demonstrations. being inclusive being diverse country brought on immigrants. fairness these other things that americans want to be what we resonate in new york author siri hustvedt and paul auster set up the group writers against the pressure of living under the trump administration and watching day to day their erosion of the institution that i think many americans thought were. has been a shocking experience and it's aff

eastern for my interview with alex rodriguez. we're talking about his investments and whether he's in the market to buy another major sports team. "mornings with maria" is live right now. jp morgan's fourth quarter earnings coming across the tape, better than expected and yet the stock is down. cheryl casone with more numbers right now. cheryl: jamie dimon's comments are crossing. he's being cautious in his comments. let me get to the numbers. the earnings per share expectation was 262, coming in at 379. the revenue expectation, 28.7 billion, the company coming in at 30.16 billion. his comments are crossing the tape. they're keeping their reserves a little higher which i think is part of the story here. they're saying they're going to keep reserves over 30 billion. we started to see banks do that in 2020 because of the pandemic and you uncertainty. he says we're not quite ready as of now to really draw down those reserves, dick bovee is looking for companies to start to do that. they say there is significant near term economic un

rodriguez. >> present. >> commissioner stephen nakajo. >> present. >> u a commissioner francee covington. >> present. >> and commissioner ken cleveland. >> present. >> and chief of department yes neen nicholson. >> present. >> item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> madam secretary, do we have any public comment? >> we do not have anybody on the public comment line. >> all right. then public comment will be closed. would you kindly call the next agenda item? >> item three, approval

terrorist threat to the trumpet ministration continues to move forward cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez condemned the u.s. action. the us political opportunism is recognized by those who are honestly concerned about the storage of terrorism and its victims he said on twitter and rodriguez isn't alone u.s. representative gregory meeks the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee echoes cuban leadership said this is a nation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism with less than a week to go in his presidency and after he incited a domestic terror attack on the u.s. capital that's hypocrisy. so what will cuba american relations actually look like can we establish a fresh start here tell us more is professor of politics and international ations at holy names university and author of raul castro in the new cuba a close up view of change. letty what. is a pleasure. what other than trying to stick it to the obama era policy what do you think is driving the top administration's final hour push to label cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism and apply heavy thinking and what does this mean

robert rodriguez on president biden's covid board says just wearing a mask matters most of all, rodriguez has now researching why up to half the population is hesitant about the vaccine. your odds of getting sick. are in the hundreds of times more likely than if you get a vaccine and because of how covid mutates. he thinks it's likely they shot will be annual, like influenza. perhaps yearly covid-19 vaccines to address the various variants that are rising in marin county. deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. researchers are learning more about the risks for pregnant women who contract the coronavirus. a study from the university of utah and george washington university found pregnant women who contracts severe cases of covid-19 face a heightened risk of preterm delivery and even death compared to those with asymptomatic cases day, the world health organization revised its guidance on vaccines for pregnant women, saying it is okay to receive either the visor or madonna vaccines. advocates for farm workers say they should be next in line for vaccines. uc berkeley study found that 20% of far

we want to look at that right now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez yeah, let's track this storm hour by hour justine because it is going to be very similar to yesterday's storm in the bay area. >>brought us hail and thunderstorms right off the coast and we could see much of the same for your sunday afternoon as well live look outside though city hall out in the distance for your saturday night very calm clear conditions out there and temperatures noticeably cooler out there this evening and we are tracking that storm right now to our north going to inch closer to the bay area by our sunday afternoon and we could see about half an inch of rain or less and even some snow showers throughout our highest peaks, one to 2 inches of snow will be possible for highest bay area mountains and hills until an atmospheric river arrives late next week. so let's take a look though at this first storm hour by hour it is going to be a dry start for your sunday morning so take advantage of that especially if you have outdoor plans because shortly after your new lunch time hour. that's we're going t

director rodriguez? >> thank you, mayor and thank you for the question, amanda. the district over your go, as we began preparations for the inauguration, reached out to our support agencies to estimate our cost for the inauguration and we have cemented those costs at $34.9 million. that was our request to congress for the districts inauguration fund. it's important to note that part of a request was also looking at deficits we had rung up in our security fund which is annually appropriate by congress because of the heightened number of first amendment demonstrations we have seen throughout the year. as we were planning for this specific inauguration, after the first amendment demonstrations we saw over the summer, we change that number two, as you mentioned, $44.9 million. that additional 10 million was not approved. it has not been approved at this time. in terms of the mayor said some of the federal assistance we are putting in place, the mayor requested a fema predisaster emergency declaration for the inauguration last week that was approved on monday. as the

reese rodriguez. take it away. >>justine it's our friday right so good only go up from here, let's take a live look outside i 80 at donner summit still tracking some light snow showers out there right now throughout the sierra but we're going to notice drier and clear conditions by this evening, even into the 1st half of the weekend a lot more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures as well so for all you ski and snowboard enthusiast's you got feet of fresh powder within the last 3 days 2 and a half to 5 feet of snow. thanks to that atmospheric river that really blanketed the sierra making it look like a winter wonderland past snow totals very impressive and that actually helped boost our sierra snow pack from 40% just a week ago now up to 66% of average so hope you head out and enjoy it, let's take a look at what you can expect for your weekend, upper 30's by saturday, turning into the mid 40's by sunday things so that extra sunshine with another round of snow showers set to return to the sierra by monday night

that's right rain is on the way kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. >>here now tracking the totals we could see this week. yeah inches of rain and we're still tracking showers from the storm that arrived earlier this afternoon this evening just seen in jonathan. >>live look outside downtown san francisco and we're noticing some very light showers throughout the san francisco peninsula already drying out for those of you in the north bay with this storm now shifting to the south and east in fact the heaviest downpours in the east bay valleys just south and east of antioch currently over discovery bay and livermore the heaviest downpours have exited your area, but you are still tracking widespread light rain there temperatures as you head out the door currently in the mid to upper 40's low 50's for oakland thing so that blanket of high cloud cover overhead overnight lows tonight also going to stay relatively mild very similar to last night but still cooling down into the 30's subfreezing temperatures continuing for those of you in santa rosa, widespread

host: she is sabrina rodriguez of politico. we are talking about immigration reform. we will have lines set up for democrats, republicans, independence. you laid out the broad overview. you mentioned what president trump did and what president biden is undoing. could you remind us where congress left off on the immigration issue? what does it mean as they receive this big proposal from the president? guest: congress has been unable to do comprehensive immigration reform. the last time they had a big effort was in 2013. it was a bipartisan effort. there were faces like marco rubio and lindsey graham that were both involved in this process at the time. they were able to pass a bill through the senate. it ended up falling apart in the house. a lot of people are concerned. they don't want to see it happen again. they are concerned it will happen again. on capitol hill, senator bob menendez is leading the effort. saying this is going to be very difficult. he says he would not have lent his name, if you thought the biden administration would not have put political capital b

let's talk weather again this saturday night let's do it our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at. >>the sunday forecast which is trending a little warmer. yeah, a little warmer and still going to be dry for most of the bay area slight chance of light rain for those of you in the north bay really trees out at bats, let's take a live look outside though, noticing that blanket of cloud cover overhead not expected to bring us any rain in fact that storm well off into the coast, but it could slightly dip into the north bay later tonight through your sunday bringing light scattered showers but overall it is looking to be a great night, especially for the all the you heading out into the city enjoying outdoor dining make sure to do so safely and have fun and enjoy the milder temperatures, let's take a look at what you can expect out there right now the high clouds overhead with the bulk of the showers off into the coast and most of them will remain right over the waters, but right now temperatures in the low 50's for downtown san francisce, milder though for the east bay

kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with details. >>hey there just and we noticed a beautiful day in the bay area lot more sunshine and warmer temperatures we were 2 to 7 degrees warmer today compared to yesterday. but the cloud cover of rolling in right now and we are dry as of this moment, but there is a storm to our north just off the coast that is going to bring us some overnight showers so let's track this hour by hour future cast for we're going to remain dry through tonight. but shortly after midnight that's when we're going to notice some light bands of rain making its way first for those of you in the north bay shortly after midnight at around 1 o'clock in the morning and then about an hour later it's going to ride as it makes its way south and east to the san francisco peninsula and even east bay shoreline bring a slight rain pretty widespread but then it just fizzles out as it starts to make its way into the south bay expect very little rain if any with scattered showers by around sunrise for those of you in the north bay

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forecast and the potential of wind rain will pop back up on the radar kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to get us ready for the start of sunday. >>there jonathan just seen really just tracking glorify drizzle at best for your bay area forecast specifically for the 2nd half of the weekend. let's take a live look outside city hall lit up in red and orange this evening. clear skies and with that temperatures cooling down out there right now but future cast for is going to show an increase in cloud cover during the overnight hours with that approaching storm unfortunately the storm track well to the north, pretty typical la pattern with below average rain and above average temperatures which is exactly what we're in store for this coming week but could see traces amount of rain highest amounts for those of you in santa rosa, but not really all that much unfortunately temperatures though cooling down widespread 40's in the low 50's for downtown san francisco at 50 degrees. a degree warmer in oakland 49 degrees for those of you in san jose, so you just cool down into the upper 40's af

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now tracking the storm that's on our way for sunday. >>they're just teen, yeah and it's going to be very similar to the storm that we saw yesterday as far as rain totals go could even see some hail as well in fact we did get hail yesterday, especially for those of you in walnut creek and also a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms along the coast. so let's track this storm hour by hour. very dry did dry and clear conditions tonight that's going to continue through your sunday morning but the storm white off the coast just off of portland. but it is going to make its way closer to the bay area early sunday afternoon. so we could see about half an inch of rain or less and even a fresh dusting of snow throughout our highest peaks by sunday afternoon for most of our bay area hills and mountains and also seeing an atmospheric river forming or it could bring us inches of rain in just a few days time so let's take a look at sunday's storm because this is going to be a weaker storm bringing a slight to moderate rain compared to the atmospheric

and maybe next time all right, let's go quickly now to a kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. as we take a quick look here at downtown san francisco. how we doing debris, they're just seen yet this weekend is going to be absolutely spectacular we're going to be about 3 to 8 degrees above average unfortunately. >>re not returning to the bay area for at least the next 7 days but pretty great temperatures to start out your weekend 58 degrees for downtown san francisco 57 degrees for half moon bay. winds will be a little bit breezy throughout the san francisco peninsula meaning around 20 miles per hour or less but then calmer by the afternoon. brisbane all the way through san bruno 57 degrees with upper 50's for those of you in san mateo and san carlos. redwood city warming up into the low 60's with widespread low 60's for those of you in the south bay. cupertino 61 degrees as a san jose and even tracking some low 60's as you make your way inland into the east bay valleys with livermore and pleasanton at 60 degrees. union city a little bit cooler at 56 degrees with berkeley trying