the high wind advisory especially for the north bay and east bay hills. all the highlighted areas, danville, concord, this is going to remain a threat. again, this is until 11:00 a.m. this could get extended because the model runs do show the winds continuing into the afternoon. if you look at the time stamp right up here, 7:30, gusty conditions remain for voes and san francisco. winds pick up for the south bay. 20, 25-plus miles per hour. the winds stick around beyond that 11:00 a.m. expiration of the wind advisory and really calm down and diminish heading into early friday morning, right around 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. we'll start to see the winds remain much calmer. as far as the 60s go in our forecast, it's going to be another dry day. but the sunshine is going to prevail this afternoon. if you're heading to the city, upper 50s, low 60s. through clearlake, 66, santa rosa 69. long-range outlook shows the wind today. but if i take it through friday, saturday, sunday, look what happens to our north. we have a system that's going to pass by. and this could b

bay." >>> good monday morning. i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia is off today. >> and i'm marcus washington. and if you're on the go this morning, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we'll get to breaking news in just a moment, but first we want to start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is here to tell us just what we can expect on this monday morning. >> it's going to start out cold. we're seeing that as well as the clear sky around the bay area. grab that warmer jacket. our temperatures in the north bay dip to the upper 30s. we're at 41 in martinez, 44 in san jose. here is a look at our afternoon forecast. overall it's going to be a really nice day. we'll start to see clouds moving in and the north bay will see rain by tonight, possibly by the evening commute as santa rosa reaches 64. we'll see a high of 71 in san martin. we will talk about the rain coming in later tonight in the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> this

not a whole lot in the bay area. notice it's just off to the east of us, but we have light rain in ukiah that will be working its way into the north bay and we expect parts of the north bay to see that rain around 7:00 to 8:00 and then starting to make it into parts of the east bay by the main morning commute. but we're looking at much cooler temperatures and then once the rain clears, by late morning into the afternoon, it's all sunny the rest of the day. we only make it up to 59 in los gatos and concord today reaching 60 degrees. we'll see a high of 59 in novato and san francisco in the upper 50s. tonight frosty conditions and chilly and windy tomorrow as we stay in the 50s for a lot of spots from the inner bay to the coastline and some low 60s for the south carolina and parts of the north bay. and really not much warmer on wednesday, either. only reaching 62 in san jose. as we go hour-by-hour, we're expecting the rain to start to make its way across much of the bay area by about 8:00 to 9:00, and then going into 1

bridge toll plaza filled in out of the east bay, down the east bay. here's fremont, headlights headed south toward the silicon valley. the volume builds as well. we'll show you where speeds are starting to dip coming up. >>> good morning, happy wednesday to you. spacex launched four more astronauts to the international space station, launched just after midnight california time from kennedy space center in florida. spacex gives nasa astronauts rides to space. nasa doesn't have a launch vehicle, after retiring the space shuttle. three americans, one italian will spend six months aboard the international space station. one of the crew members, jessica watkins, makes an historic flight because she'll be the first black woman to serve aboard the international space station. she's a former stanford rugby player, part of the 2008 championship team on stanford, went on to play professionally as well. >>> shares of tesla fell as investors worried elon musk was paying too much attention to his new company, twitter. we started with spacex, that's elon musk. tes

happening today, the return of the bay area's biggest baseball rivalry, the bay bridge series. and tonight the oakland a's traveling west, you know, just across the bay bridge anyway, will take on the giants at oracle park in the first two of games there. first pitch is at 6:45 tonight. the teams play two more games against each other in early august. those games will be in oakland. >> always a lot of fun. >>> 49ers dealing with some issues outside the draft that starts on thursday. the distractions surround deebo, that's wide receiver deebo samuel, now being used as more of an all-purpose player and without a long-term deal he's worried about potential injuries. yesterday general manager john lynch said the 49ers have no plans to trade him anywhere. >> do you make people around you better? he checks that box. he's a great teammate and you know, i think of things like priority games, get out there and always throwing the ball with the fans, i think he's been a great member of our community so we've got nothing but love for him, and nothing but appreciation for what he's brought

a wild night in the south bay. not one but two sideshows draw fast cars, a lot of people, and eventually a lot of police. one sideshow was in the area of fruit dale and meridian, not far from willow glen. car after car spinning out with their tires squealing as the crowd cheered, dangerously close to those spinning cars. san jose police helicopter overhead. at least 15 squad cars on the scene. police are being tight-lipped so we don't know if they arrested anyone or impounded any of their cars. this is a snap map video of a second sideshow in san jose. this one at capitol expressway and capitol avenue. we haven't heard reports of any injuries. no words on any arrests or seized cars. >>> developing in san jose right now, more than a dozen police officers shut down the intersection of story road and jackson avenue tonight, but police aren't saying what happened out there. here's what we could see. in addition to the closed roads, crime scene tape stretched around the gas pumps and parking lot of a rotten robbie's. on

let's get right to the south bay crash. this is along south bay 101 near the de la cruz exit and we are noticing yellow spots on the speed sensors, meaning it's slowing down. there could be a lane blocked. i'll keep you updated. now, your south bay drive times, it's at least moving along in the northbound direction from highway 85, you're looking at about 18 minutes. a little bit of slowing from 580 to the richmond bridge, 11 minutes. i'll have an update in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> some parents in the south bay are frustrated saying their kids keep getting pushed from one school campus to another. >> alum rock school district voted last night to turn an elementary school into an early learning center. tom jensen has more. >> it has been a long time for cesar chavez families. >> all we're trying to do is keep our schools open. >> reporter: parents watched as board members voted to transform cesar chavez into an education center for kids preschool through kindergarten. the superintendent met with parents on campus two

the east bay. we were getting somewhat significant downpour here about 10, 15 minutes ago. as vianey was alluding to, it will be like this throughout the morning where you will have this on and off. thunderstorms are possible tonight and we're expected to have more spotty rain tomorrow morning. national weather service predicting after it's all said and done, we could see an extra quarter inch to an inch of rain having fallen within the past 24, 48 hours. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning for the northern sierra nevada until 11:00 tomorrow morning. this is video last night of i-80 in kingvale. no chain controls there, that's expected to change. that area could see more than two feet of snow. the storm is good news for palisades tahoe which is extending the ski season until may 15th, but after may 1st the resort will only be open friday through sunday. so this is a good idea of what roads look like. watch out for speeds and the distance between the driver in front of you and

ahead on "today in the bay" the dramatic video of a rescue in the south bay, a close call for one man overnight. >>> but first we check in with our digital or respondent abbey fernandez. >> i'm aby fernandez but she does great stuff on instagram. we'll go out to the dow industrials again, it's been a rough week, falling again. >>> the battle of the bay tonight at oracle park. coming up, we'll have a preview of the game and the trophy at stake. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> this morning on "california live" paula abdul is here dishing about her white hot performance this weekend in the desert. that's this morning on "california live." >>> good tuesday morning. at 6:42 it's a nice cool start to the morning and santa rosa it's clear, 50 degrees and we'll see temperatures feeling comfortable. near 70 degrees at 1:00 and also going to be very windy especially along the coast and in the hills. we'll go hour by hour with your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> and right now we're looking at the south bay starting to build, the morning commute 280 coming toward us, 880 over th

oil is from the bay area. the temporarily moved to the united kingdom. >> to try and raise awareness and money for ukrainian artist doing all they can to help their country. their fund raising and selling digital postcards and tease of his into takes. >> to provide food and medicines that happened to be delivered by police because >> the russian troops won't shoot them, lost their doing you can see on your screen some of the supplies killed or office. but so far from the fundraiser. >> 75% of profits from the sales goes directly to buying supplies. doyle says another group of his artist friends chose a different route. artists from the module club, an arts venue in ukraine have joined the armed forces. they've created this patch. they're selling it to supporters to try and purchase more bulletproof vests and ammunition to continue their fight. >> everybody is scrambling around trying to figure out strucked of ways to help their communities. during this time. amanda hari kron, 4 news >> still ahead on the kron

and north bay valleys. we could have 30s tomorrow morning. we were in the upper 50s this morning, so that will be a big change. we will see a dry easter sunday and more opportunities for rain all over the seven-day forecast next week. >> it is a great change. >> a welcome change. >> it is rare in april i would think. >> i think by the end of the week we will have more rain in the month of april than we saw in january through march. that's the way we appear to be headed. >> that's incredible. we will keep our fingers crossed. thanks for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and rob will be back with the forecast. we are also available on nbcbayarea.com. hope you have a great saturday. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up

and south bay. or miss.ee the rain has b as you head down fremont, we are seeing light showers. also light rain around san jose and now starting to move into morgan hill, as it comes over the santa cruz mountains. we can see the quick-moving showers will be clearing out within the next three hours. we'll be watching that. mike, do you know where we can find cheaper gas? >> a few places. we're tracking cheaper gas prices. today starting in sunnyvale with $5.19 a gallon at a arco on saratoga. in the east bay, in dublin, $4.75 a gallon. and $5.29 at san rafael at the arco. just a sampling of some of the cheaper gases perhaps where you live. we're looking at the traffic and it's moving very smoothly. this crash involving a light pole, right around the caldecott has been moved to the shoulder. no one was injured. coming through the south bay and also in san jose, kari was talking about rain coming down and into morgan hill. the traffic is starting to build in san martin but no complications just yet. bac

in the 8:00 hour it's focused along the peninsula, east bay and south bay. by the time we get to noon, the last of the showers die down and by 2:00, the showers are gone and straight away through sky but breezy as the showers come through, gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. don't get out of the 50s all day. when you look at the totals, what do we get, barely anything. less than a 10th of an inch of rain. there is more rain after this. saturday, the timing in the low 50s now. let's see how the drive is doing. >>> wind advisories in effect. it's breezy this morning. some of our bay area bridges, bay bridge, live look, traffic moving at the limit, no delays. sam mateo, gusty this morning. nimitz to the san mateo bridge, doing okay. getting the wet weather through there. no major accidents or incidents as of yet. an updated look at the travel times, westbound 580 doing okay. >>> live news desk, updates on the freeway shooting from yesterday that had 580 shutdown for several hours. one person was shot, two people taken to the hospital and the freeway is back open. a

notice the gusty locations include parts of the north bay and into the east bay. not as windy for the south bay. if i fast forward to 8:30, it gets breezier in parts of san jose. around 12:30, your lunch hour, the winds start to kick up in the south bay and in the peninsula as well, 20-plus miles per hour through parts of livermore, redwood city and really strong around dinner. 5:00, 5:30, look what happens in san francisco and santa rosa. we head to the 30-plus--mile-per-hour range. it's not until tomorrow that we'll begin to see the winds back off. it will remain kind of breezy in through san francisco, san jose the winds will calm down significantly through oakland as well. daytime highs for this afternoon, the winds in the south bay, breezy from the northwest at about 17 miles per hour. we are going to see the temperatures bump up into the 60s. notice morgan hill 67, san jose 66, in through oakland 64, concord 69. antioch 71, pleasanton. look at the daytime highs, 60 degrees for mission. up through the north bay, 67 for novato, 68 in sonoma. we stay dry, it wi

in the east bay. we're also learning more about the 66 year-old man who died in oakland's chinatown after getting hit by a van. he died from his injuries. surveillance cameras caught it all on video. happened friday march 18th on alice street moments before the crash. apparently 2 people got out of the blues and try to flag down police and then a minute later, the victim watch the top. your screen was walking back to his truck when there it is. the fans strike some sending him crashing to the ground again. it was the injuries he sustained when he hit the ground that killed him. carl chan, the president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce says he's helping the family of the victim right now trying to find answers. >> we're trying help. that's too, you know, you know, facing all these pieces together and know what exactly happened. >> no police say they think the incident started as a disagreement between the 2 parties. they're expected to release more details later today. >> time now 7, 0, 8,

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over the bay. temperatures in the mid and upper 70s for parts of the east bay, not a lot of variation there. temperatures in san francisco reach the upper 60s. right around 70 degrees for oakland and the east bay with wesley mid-70s for the north bay except along the coast, where your temperatures again will reach 60 degrees. further north, temperatures mostly in the 70s and then the really warm air arrives for wednesday, thursday, and friday. wednesday afternoon, high temperatures will be 15 to 20 degrees above average for most of the bay area. that is not the warmest day in the seven day forecast. thursday, we will be 20 to 25 degrees above average for most of the bay area. this is the day we are most likely to approach record territory and while temperatures back off on friday we will still be a good 15 to 20 degrees above average inland. 10 to 20 degrees above average in the bay and then temperatures will drop off significantly as we head into the weekend. we will go up the roller coaster for t

the north bay for us tonight. but then for the rest of us, we're tracking light scattered showers impacting your thursday morning commute more. my full forecast in just a few minutes. stick around. kron. 4 news at 3 starts right now. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> we were able to shrink his world quickly. there was nowhere left for him to run. >> now at 3 o'clock they police have captured the man accused of the brooklyn subway shooting. he is now charged with federal terrorism. we do a video of his arrest. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman to get the man accused in the worst attack on the new york subway system in years. the investigation hours of combing through video and taking tip calls from new yorkers. this is video now of police taking 62 year-old frank james into custody today. he is accused of opening fire on a rush hour subway toy train. 23 people were injured. 5 people are still in critical condition. will get the

their bay area kuz. we're averaging about 5 to 15 degrees of warming around this time compared to yesterday at this hour. fortunately wind speeds on the calm to breezy side. certainly seeing that northerly flow. but we are going to track some changes tonight along the coast. we're going to see the return of that cool sea breeze ushering in that much needed break and relief for valleys that won't arrive until friday afternoon. more. my full forecast in just a few minutes. just seen back to, you know, thank you so much. in the spring sizzle has a lot of people trying to >> beat the heat today. one of them conference charles clifford out right now in lafayette. so how warm is that out there right now? and how are people trying to stay cool even though it's april, we're talking about. >> temperatures are usually feeling august. yeah. >> yeah. right now here in lafayette at last check about 85 degrees, which is pretty warm, not quite as hot as we originally thought it would reach. but 85, that's easily the ho

meanwhile the inner east bay in the south bay just traces in some areas. there's no accumulation in some areas. areas over the higher elevations continuing with some light rain and here in the east bay. 5 80. we've got some scattered shower activity that was stretching over towards fremont and up over our east bay hills in the north bay looks like a san rafael into nevado and up over mount tam as well as the higher elevations there. let's go to the higher elevations in the sierra. the snow continues here with the winter weather advisory goes until two o'clock this afternoon 3 to 6 inches of new snow expected above 6500 ft. and some of those peaks could get up to 10 inches of new snow. the other story this morning. just help warm. it is out there at least relatively speaking right by 14 degrees this morning in santa rosa by 11.5. moon bay up by 13 11 more so mostly quality a little soggy, a little muggy 55 right now in oakland, 50 and napa for the south bay 57 for you to start your day. san jose getting into the afternoon. dry conditions. partly cloudy skie

you're watching the "today in the bay." >>> right now at 4:41, as you're heading out in the east bay, let's see how the day will shape up. it's going to be a nice, mild start. martinez at 49 degrees. at lunchtime it's 66 and warming up into the low 70s for today. really nice friday, but let's see how the weekend shapes up. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> and, listen up, tri-valley commuters, a crash along westbound 580 near greenville road is blocking several lanes, causing heavy delays through that stretch. there is a tow truck on scene. it is a crash involving two vehicles, but the tow truck has already arrived, so hopefully they clear that out. as of now, no word on injuries. we'll have the full report coming up. >>> stocks are set to open higher following the worst quarterly performance for the stock market in nearly two years, with the s&p and dow losing about 4.5%, the nasdaq down as much as 9%, as investors fixated on geopolitics and volatile oil prices. in focus today will be the monthly jobs report. in other news, apple releasing a new program for busines

bay. >> happening today, the 3 people arrested for the kidnapping of a 3 month-old baby in san jose make their first court appearance. the trio facing multiple charges. we've got kron four's will tran standing by san jose following up on the story with us this morning. we'll going to be in court today. >> they will be in court right behind me in several hours from now. maybe by then they will have a lawyer and we will talk to the lawyer and maybe we'll talk to the family members because they're just as confused. it seems like as we are the possible motive behind all of this. let me show you their pictures. they were arrested 2 days ago after an intense manhunt that the san jose police department actually even had to bring in the fbi to help with the man their names. jose for t o he is accused of being the one who walked into the apartment unit and grab baby brandon. there's you see in a row. mer is 43 years old. she was the one who was driving brandon's grandmother around. not exactly sure

the temperatures from the east bay and north bay approaching 82 degrees in the north bay. slight chance for monday heading through the weekend. in the short term, though, breezy conditions the rest of the night. vern? >>> i just got this from raymond ritter, seventh time in the last 10 years that the warriors advanced to the conference semifinals. the only team in the league to do it. now, the warriors tonight, it was not pretty. it did not have to be. after finish they delivered, story from chase center courtside in two minutes 50 seconds. >>> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. julia roberts and a performa fueling up can be pricey... but now filling up on denny's eeeeendlesssss world famous breakfast is not. get all the pancakes, hash browns and scrambled eggs you want for only $6.99. endless breakfast. endless value. only at denny's. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent.

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in the south bay, 101 not slowing through san martin. this is what we're waking up to as far as the view from emeryville. >> at least the drive to work is looking good this morning. now, the drive home, that's a different story, because this storm system is going to be coming in. we can see the large swirls of clouds and the rain that's starting to approach parts of northern california. let's go hour-by-hour so you can plan out your day. i'm going to stop it at 4:30 this afternoon. we can see there will be spotty light rain in parts of the north bay and maybe a slight chance of light showers moving into san francisco and parts of the peninsula. going toward late tonight, 10:30 this evening, we're starting to see rain moving into the east bay, all the way down the peninsula. we'll see waves of rain tomorrow. at times we may have pockets of heavy downpours and then it starts to taper off on friday morning, mostly before sunrise. they've moved the time of the oakland a's game to try to get ahead of the rain. out at the coliseum we'll see at

>> we're seeing all around the bay area, north bay, east bay and south bay, new records today. around santa rosa, 92 degrees. oakland, 89. and downtown san jose, 94. as hot as it was during the day, having trouble cooling off right now. 70 in san jose, at 11:00. that's warmer than the high for this time of year. things slowly cooling down. we see changes for your friday. if you have outdoor plans for the weekend, i want to point out that we will be watching the rounds of gusty winds. saturday night into sunday morning, we could see the gusts over 50 miles per hour in the hill tops after all of the heat and the dry conditions in the last couple days. we'll talk about that and welcome rain chances returning on monday. and a forecast coming up in 12 minutes. >> a big change. thanks, rob. >>> a lot of people are enjoying heat. this comes with concern about the drought and fire season. what firefighters are already doing a month early. >>> developing at this hour, the search is on for a driver and a deadly hit and run in san jose. it happened around 6:30 this evening. investigators

comparatively calm here in the bay, starting with the north bay, some snow in the lake county mountains. really the energy that brought a showers yesterday for the north bay shifted southward. now. so the north bay is going to be fairly calm from this point forward from this point forward. it really is the core the bay in the south bay that's going to see most of those waves of energy impacting you areas of light rainfall across the east bay right now. just a few light sprinkles here. and there as is the case down towards san jose. so we're in the midst of a bit of a low between these waves of energy, which will continue to drop in through the day. and at times you will actually see some sunshine here. and there in the late morning, we're going to get some sun that's going to help some convective energy to happen. that could result in around 1, 02:03:04pm. some thunderstorms popping back up across the bay. so don't be surprised if you're some roles that thunder and one minute you're clear and then the next minute, you're in the midst of a heavy downpour in this afternoon. we'll dry back

and even the far north bay. we are going to see this also coming back down just as quickly as it goes up. so i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, i'm sure everyone wants to know where you can find the cheapest gas. >> we're doing a survey around the bay. in vallejo, the north bay, we're looking at $5.65. at central gas on 2500 sonoma boulevard. in berkeley the east bay, $5.69 a gallon, cash only, at number one gas on 1900 martin luther king jr. way. in palo alto it's $5.97 a gallon at valero on el camino real. we'll take you to an area where you might be spending money on gas, we don't see anybody right now. i have seen cars travel back and forth. it's a live shot. very light on the golden gate bridge. chp shouted out maybe a breeze overnight. hold on with both hands for the time being. we do have a disabled vehicle that looks like it's cleared after a quick traffic break, west 80 right around university where we expected to see slowing. a new crash may be in san pablo. we're checking both directions t

we have an accident on bay bridge. expect delays as we go out to the morning. >> the warriors are in denver this morning. andre iguodala has had next -- neck spasms but he has improved. the warriors are expecting the nuggets to throw everything they've got at them. >> we have to be on edge, on guard tomorrow. to be ready for their crowd, their energy. and maybe make some adjustments. >> what are we supposed to do? the next game is the most important in the series. >> it's about winning and respecting your opponent. they are more than capable of evening out the series if we don't come in and do our jobs. >> tipoff is at 7:00 in denver and it will be a party. >> the warriors are inviting dubnation to watch the game on the big screen at thrive city. it begins at 5:30 p.m. tonight where you can enjoy lawn games, and take advantage of photo opportunities. you do have to register on the chase center website. the warriors are holding a watch party for game four on sunday. >> new information about the man accused of setting th

rest of the bay area. about a quarter of an inch of rain or less double those amounts wednesday through friday. so north that you can get up to one inch of wet weather and the rest of the bay area, half an inch of rain or less so much needed. april showers heading our way. back to you, dan and well. >> risa, thank you. this weekend was a trifecta of holidays with ppssover, easter and ramadan. all being celebrated around the world. and health officials, though, are warning that the coronavirus has the potential to spread even more as people gather with family and friends. yeah, travelers are also at risk with packed airplanes and crowded airport terminals. >> potentially leading to an increase in covid cases. health experts say new cases are on the rise around the world because of the omicron sub variant ba 2. >> it is what it is approval to travel. i think that's that's awesome. and it's it's fine with me. it's not not too big of a deal. so, yeah, it's great. >> well, as you just heard there, many of those

here is the radar, it's coming through the south bay and moving through the east bay, tri-valley still getting hit with a lot of active rain, and the green highlighting means there will be slick roadways in many parts of the bay's commute, including much of the north bay. over here we do have reports of crashes that are on the shoulder. i'm not sure about the lane status, although the last tense hasn't shown any slowing just outside the tunnel. no slowing getting out of san francisco. we'll track all of these, of course. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a big talker from a lot of people. the mask mandate for travelers is changing. >> this comes after a federal judge in florida struck down the mask mandate on planes, trains and buses, ruling that the government has no authority to require travelers to wear masks as a way of slowing the spread of covid. >> now bay area agencies are following suit. both b.a.r.t. and amtrak telling us that they are dropping that policy. >> but masks are still required for vta, ac transit and san francisco muni riders. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd has

cbsn bay area, new details. were getting a clear picture of exactly what happened. >>> five oakland police officers were fired after shooting and killing a homeless man. this morning a judge says they deserve their jobs back. >>> it feels awesome but at the same time it is scary. >> from the holidays until spring break, lots of people will be traveling and getting together this weekend. with covid cases climbing, how concerned should we

, 70's across europe, north bay and your south bay zones. it is going to be beautiful around the bay area. lots of sunshine. yes, we're kicking off the first of april and also wrapping up your work week on a warmer note and then it's going to continue to get warmer into tomorrow. upper 70's with the possible a low, 80 degree mark in our inland spots. 70's around the bay 60's at the coast sunday. a little bit cooler, though. it's still going to be beautiful. and then it's expected to get very hot next week. i'll have all those details coming up. rain a rebecca, thank you for that. if you're heading out on this friday morning. >> no major hot spots and recovered from one in the last hour. traveling along the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes for your drive this morning. the bay bridge, a 12 minute commute. if you're heading from the maze 2, that fremont street exit. let's look at the san mateo bridge. 13 minute 80 across towards one o one and the south bay. if you're traveling from 85 in to menlo park about 29 minutes. 82 in

daytime highs today, 60s, south bay numbers. in the mid 60s, just a little bit cooler than average for this time of year and we pretty much all do the same exact temperatures, the weekend will be different. i will show you the warm-up of the seven-day and in terms of what is left from the system the flurries will keep going in the sierra today. the winter storm warning stays in effect until 7:00 this morning. travel will still be difficult. rather from the snow that is still on the road, they are still working on that of there. rest of the seven-day forecast shows you the warm-up. by monday, back into the mid- 70s for the san jose. how is the look out there? >> a little bit lit busy in the south bay. we've got an investigation underway. they have an investigation and progress so expects the closure to last for most of the morning. you can see the area of purple, i have mapped it on the system and traffic will be pretty slow in both directions. if you are getting onto the altar not pass we've got the brake lights building. looks

diablo range and east bay hills. the peak of the fire danger, though, the red flag warning right there, solano county and interior northern california. and i think it's the areas here from lake county, napa county into solano county as we head toward tomorrow night where we'll see wind gusts above 45 miles per hour. so at least to start the weekend saturday most of the wind will be up in the mountains and the higher hills of the bay area, not so much around the central bay. as you see here, the wind speed's relatively low. until we get to about sunday evening, winds will change direction and they'll turn gusty onshore. you see that right through san francisco because we have a weather system on approach. as we wrap up the weekend, that brings us much-needed rain by monday. we'll take you through all of these rapidly schag conditions in our seven-day forecast and how long those strong winds could stick around in our forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >> we will see you then. thanks, rob. as the wind picks up and

i'll have you down to 43 here in the east bay. san francisco 47. and the north bay at 42. now it was cold today. lots of 50s. lots of 60s. but as soon as tomorrow, we're going to see things change. what i see happening right now is a storm track starting to lift off to the north, beginning tomorrow. that's going to allow this area of high pressure to move in. it will warm us up, and still keep some breezy conditions for part of that weekend. let's get you into that friday forecast. we're going up by about 10 degrees in the south bay. that's going to put us at 73 in san jose. it's going to feel a lot better outside, more like spring. over to the east bay, have i it up to 77 in antioch. 74 in pleasanton. the peninsula even getting in on some 70s, down here to palo alto at 72. but you go anywhere near the northern peninsula or the coast, it remains cold. upper 50s and low 60s. downtown sf at 64. marina 55. and for the north bay maybe a three-day weekend. i got you up to 72 in sonoma. all my seven-day forecast will keep some on and off wind gusts through saturday. 15 to about

a lot of rain moving into the bay. now, as you can see, stormtracker 4 all fired up for this one and the next round. it's on the way. have your forecast. a few minutes. >> 25 and the richmond police department acknowledges that they've got staffing problems. there levels are at all-time low and they say some crimes are going on reported because of the problem. the department is struggling to fill vacant positions and recruit officers in. this is resulting in excessive overtime 2 years ago the department had 175 positions today. they have money for just 145, but they're only about 100 won officers on the street right now. lieutenant matt stonebraker says the city should offer more competitive benefits and a compensation package to help with recruitment. richard mayor tom see agrees. but says that waiting. he's waiting on the results of a study to see the police departments and how it compares to the other departments. >> almost impossible march when you get off, they're on a plan and calm for a good deal. good officers

welcome back to "today in the bay." a new study finds black and hispanic women with low vitamin d levels are more likely to develop breast cancer according to the national institute of environmental health sciences. researchers found the link strongest among hispanic women, chances are cut in half for those with sufficient vitamin d levels. for black women, the same risk dropped by 11%. overall, women with no deficiency had more than 20% lower risk of developing breast cancer. >>> the nfl draft gets under way thursday in las vegas and one tight end from colorado state is hoping to make history. trey mcbride won last season's award for best tight end in college football and may be the first drafted at his position and also hold the distinction as the first nfl draftee to be raised by sim sex parents. this morning his parents tell "today" they are still in disbelief their son lived out his childhood dream. >> i'm excited to see him live his dream. i mean, you know, when your kid comes to you and they're little and say the

bay, san francisco and the north bay. we'll get some sunshine here and the 40s as well. let me get you a better fix of the cloud cover, and you can see right here right near the peninsula and the south bay, and through the afternoon. that sunshine returns. as we head through tomorrow, don't expect any big-time heat moving in. that will help us a little bit here with the fire danger. just 66 in san jose. over to the east bay, i've got it up to 71 in antioch. 66 in pleasanton. let's take it through the peninsula. it is going to be chilly. when the wind kicks up, that 60 in san mateo will feel like the mid-50s. we're at 56 in daly city. san francisco, 59 in downtown and the north bay. sonoma coming in at 68. mill valley 65. my seven-day forecast has more on and off wind in san francisco friday and saturday. and a slight chance of showers have now introduced on next monday. totals don't look very high. trace amounts to about 0.05. from 70 tomorrow back up to 80 on saturday's forecast. so weekend still coming in pretty good fo

in the south bay. san jose. police are continuing their search for a truck driver involved in a deadly hit and run. that happened last week. the driver of the red pickup that you see here hit and struck and killed 2 women that were in the crosswalk along ocala avenue and oakton court. victims were a mother and daughter. former ufc champion cain velasquez is speaking out for the first time since he was arrested for attempted murder. he appeared in court yesterday in santa clara county, celebrity attorney mark geragos, who is representing velasquez. the judge granted gear ago says request to move alaska as his plea to may 6. the attorney also tried to get alaskans bail, but the judge denied that he is charged with attempted murder for a high speed chase and shooting at a truck carrying harry goulart large a is a offender who is accused of molesting one of alaska's his relatives. a judge. let good out of jail. however, something blazquez is supporters don't understand. >> and abusers can be with the family that the

san francisco, and then spreading into the south bay late tonight, into the east bay as well. and we could see pockets of some heavy rain and it pretty much continues off and on throughout the day tomorrow and even a chance of thunderstorms before it tapers off on friday. so a lot of active weather here. we'll be tracking that. mike, you've been watching how the commute is rolling. >> it's rolling a little more slowly over here in the south bay. now, this is san martin coming into morgan hill, so pretty far south for our viewers. they'll be coming into the south bay, where 101 in san jose, just about 680, there it is, the sensors just changed from green to yellow. that builds up into san jose. there's our first burst, and it will really kick in over the next five to ten minutes. the dublin interchange moving smoothly. the build is pretty out of the altamont pass. going toward hayward, a little bit of slowing toward union city. we'll track the nimitz, but so far no major concerns. a disabled vehicle reported around the toll plaza for the bay bridge. i'll give more detail in a f

reggie: bay in severe drought. the new highlighting two things we could do to save water -- replace lawns with drought tolerant length and swap out older washers with high efficiency appliances. those two things could cut urban water use by nearly half. >>adopting theseppliances, fixtures, landscapes, we could recycle and reuse more wastewater and capture storm water. it highlights important opportunities, far more than many have thought about. we need to do the hard but important work of realizing that potential. reggie: the report also argues the state could triple water reuse by investing in infrastructure. drew: tomorrow, an update on the drought monitor. tracking rain, an area of low pressure in the pacific northwest, a cold front moving through, some rain entering northern california right now. more snow headed to tahoe. today, winds later than the previous afternoons. gusts later today 10-15 mph. partly sunny day. during the daylight, totally dry. tonight, rain returns to the north bay and spread south. here

and the north bay. your eyes do not deceive you. that is an actual chance for a couple of showers in the forecast on monday. at least there is a chance of some moisture as we start off the first full week of may. >> we will take that chance. >> you are saying there is a chance. >> thanks, paul. >>> coming up next, it is like inflation in reverse. i bay area store where prices get lower every day. >>> coming up on our streaming service, a local family making the difference in the lives of first-generation college students. how six sisters are paying it forward through their scholarship foundation. you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. find us on pluto tv, channel 1021, and on any platform using the free cbs news app. (music throughout) >>> economic slowdown fueled another sharp selloff on wall street. the dow plunged more than 800 points. the nasdaq last 514. nearly 4%. that is the biggest drop for the tech stocks in more than 18 months. >>> the fed attempts to bring inflation back to earth could

what the forecast for the world to bay and that's just known for the bay area, yay. yay. area of day. you know, replacing the be with the lie and it's a area. kind of for us today. we got the good weather today. good chance to get outside today. as long as you've got those bay area layers on it because we are looking at another cool one today. bundled up this morning because it's chilly out. there looks nice and quiet hour, though. you can see relatively calm for a lot of spots this morning. winds do pick up at times today. most of our guests, 15 to 20 miles per hour today, a little calmer than yesterday, which was already calmer than the day before it dry for the bay area. but the new head up north looking towards the oregon border, another wet one up towards eureka with some snow in the north coast, mountains and rainfall right along the coastline. there. we'll have a couple of sprinkles possible in the north bay today. but the rest of us are in for a dry one. 40's for most of our current temperatures petaluma santa rosa, kelsey ville as well as point rays. temperatures

that is going to stay in effect through the north bay and east bay valleys. it is gusty in the passes. that is where this is really the strongest. any of the passes through the east bay hills. and right now it is 50 in oakland. 49 in concord. wind advisory shows up here and east bay valleys as well. it is strongest along the coast there where nobody -- really, maybe a few people are taking their commute along the immediate coast. you can see the strongest winds here through the pass. those broader bands at purple where we hit gusts at time up to near 50. it is breezy along the shoreshine. it will stay like that for the next couple of hours. by the time we to 9: or:00, the is going tarex. tnsoff by late morning and on into the evening tonight daytime highs today will climb from here with numbers getting up into the upper 60s for most of us. a look at daytime highs in more detail in just a few minutes. let's see how the driver is impacting the commute. let's check in with giana for that. >> let's head to the pass. as we mentioned, brings are breezy. caltran did

mid 50s in the bay. if we take the afternoon hour by hour, here we are looking ahead to 2:00, we can see low to mid-70s for the warmest inland spots. warmer than that by thursday. we will look at that coming up in a bit. >>> new movie is leading at the box office despite mediocre reviews. >> the japanese film continues to get reresults. in 5th over the weekend. the lost city dropped to second grossing nearly $15 million. topping the chart was the comic book adaptation opened with $39 million. >>> next half hour on kpix 5, more workers heading back to the office, requirement dropped for meta employees going into their buildings. sacramento on edge after a and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gig

i have six representative spots up here today showing you authority bay, inland east bay, south bay and in the heart of the bay. it'll be 16 degrees warmer today than it was just yesterday. you notice a change like that from in just 24 hours and on the less extreme side of that story is oakland. you will only be 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. if you look at the number that tells part of the story. since this is bay area wide, let's get everybody in now. ly show you the daytime high for your part of the bay. we will start out in the south bay. we will go to 86 in loss and gatos. it it's a little better up the peninsula. 79 in san mateo. 89 in union city. mid to upper 80s over here. 85 san ramone. 85 livermore. 88 in antioch. those -- all of these numbers right here are all climbing in to the low 90s. we will add another five degrees. and then we will start to come back down. friday's numbers will look like those do. we come back in to the heart of the bay. it is only upper 70s, 79, mid- 80s tomorrow. san rafael 82. ukia going to 87 for our friends up in lake county. what would average

the east bay. so even if you're quiet right now, we are going to be seeing an uptick in rainfall for those of you that are a little on the calmer side for the time being those pockets of heavy rain is the way it's going to go this morning. you'll see lighter conditions one moment and then it picks up the next. so just keep ready for rain jacket. umbrellas might not the rain. and as you're stepping out your doorstep, but no guarantee it's going to stay that way. 5 minutes from now, snow in the sierra stays put all day long today. by the time we reach the late morning, a lot of these showers begin to clear out you're going to get a false break from the rain still be prepared for. but you may even see some sunshine. but we are going to see a resurgence of rainfall late this afternoon in pockets of heavy rainfall here and there between those sunshiny spots 50's for your current temperatures. it's a mild start to the morning. just mild and wet focus on the rain jackets. focus on staying dry today becaus

right after "today in the bay" here. now, it's worth noting that overnight australia agreed to send armored vehicles to ukraine. this is following ukraine's president's request for them. marcus. >> it's interesting to see how this is all turning out when you know the power of russia, but the resilience of ukrainians. brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. >>> for people trying to make it in the bay, new hope for a let-up in the skyrocketing gas prices. it's not just drivers feeling the pain. starting this morning some relief for rail commuters. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in palo alto. >> reporter: we'll have more on the major discount at caltrans, but we're talking about relief at the gas pump for people getting in their cars this morning. some experts predict that we could see a drop of around 20 cents per gallon in the coming weeks, this after our government announced dipping into the strategic petroleum reserves yesterday. but even with that price decrease, we all know gas is still goin

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has the story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the victim told us this happened about 1:00 in the morning saturday as he returned home to his foster city complex. he saw an suv idling with its headlights on just about 30 yards from his garage. >> i pulled in, going into my house, he backed up here. >> reporter: he doesn't want to share his name but wants to tell the story how he was robbed at gunpoint, some neighbors and others in foster city are aware this type of crime can happen here. >> i hurry up and parked my car and closed the garage just to be safe. as i was closing the garage, a woman came under the garage door with a black ski mask on, holding a gun with an extended magazine on it. >> reporter: she quietly demanded to open the car door and then she said "open the door or i'm going to shoot." he said he didn't have anything. >> i tried to close the garage door on her to try to scare her to running away. it was going through my mind at this time, she wants more than money. >> reporter: he didn't want the woman to hurt his family insi