plus in other north bay hills. and then for this weekend, scattered saturday clouds sunday, it should clear out for sunday. so just let's watch all the traffic coming in off the pacific. you're pretty quiet week ahead with the offshore winds. here's the scattered clouds saturday. sunday looks great early into the following more scattered clouds and no precipitation of any sort is look at the mountains are getting anything highs will stay in the lower 60's. slight warm up here. however, we lose the winds and wind children areas. here's the difference. makes it down to the 30's, as you can see, will keep it into 40's for the coast. and you keep it here. this more straight ahead. the kron, 4 news at 3 hit my car, hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our i

the wind will start to pick up in the north bay by tomorrow morning with more widespread, elevated in this is by tomorrow. in july it would be 10. last winter with this years rain it would be much higher. it does not look like this will be as strong of a wind event that we saw a couple of weeks ago. we will watch this carefully. pollen will be dispersed. at least in the medium to high category. looking outside, cloud cover out there. clouds from san francisco's southward. the southern half of the bay area has mostly clouds. the sun is out in santa rosa and 52 degrees in concorde. when the clouds go away temperatures drop off to 40 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow with offshore winds in a mild direction. climbing to the 50s and low 60s in there as well. temperatures will reach to 60 degrees. close to normal for this time of year or a couple of degrees above average. more for the first weekend in february, upper 60s for san jose by sunday and monday and temperatures for the east bay and northbay will climb by the weekend. the wind advisory is in effect through midmorning on thursday.

i'm watching northerly wind kick in. 45 miles per hour and as much as 75 in the north bay mountains. we will watch downed trees and power lines. through late tonight and for the north bay, you will see northerly wind and i will talk about the timing of when we see those offshore winds and the strongest wind event is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a school board meeting in oakland will discuss potential closures and mergers put oakland unified says it has too many schools with too few students and said the problem drains resources and puts a damper on salaries. some families and staff say a diverse student population would be heard by the closures. the meeting starts at 6:00. >>> coming up, a man accused of over two dozen hate crimes is in court today and >>> developing now for the second time this month, a number of historically black colleges and universities are investigating bomb threats on campus. some of the schools included the cookman university, lbni state and delaware state either on lockdown or have issued shelter-in-place orders. >>> two of the men convicted of murde

our north bay hills are east bay hills where we're seeing shades of purple in there indicating 50 mph gas and we could see winds even a little bit stronger in our hills. i'm rolling you all the way into thursday morning. there's the time stamp that, says 10 a.m. and those shades of color have gone and the winds are finally coming down. so what that said, we do have a few days of windy weather coming our way anywhere from 30 to 45 mph expected in our urban areas are hills 62 7, and it is a bay area wide event, not just in our hills as we sometimes see it. the future has model will also show you just how dry we are going to be for the days ahead and all the way into the weekend. there's friday, saturday and sunday. so disappointing to see that we're looking at another dry week as we in january and get into february. where do we stand for the season? well, we're still okay. that if you remember back when we had those, really a juicy storms, some of us some areas where all like 200% of average. we're now just 100% of average in san jose, so right about where we should be for the year. and

and you could see winds in the north bay hills. perhaps up to 70 miles per hour and off to the east bay as well. so you see the arrows have shipped offshore here by tuesday at 6.15, or so throughout the day on tuesday into tuesday night continuing this offshore wind event that's really going to dry on our air and a very noticeable fashion by tomorrow afternoon. look at this wednesday morning and all of the bay is covered by strong offshore winds because we've had the rain from and last fall when kind of ahead of the ball game. but this could tip potentially dry us out more so even making conditions worse than the that we had around january 20 to 60 degrees. san francisco looks to be upper 50's to 60 at the coast. 59 going on for burlingame to the south, 60 for foster city and also for palo alto in the south bay at 62, san jose, santa clara 62 around 60 east bay shoreline matching that for tri valley. 62 walnut creek and 61 for berkeley. don't see much of a change in our jogger feet with the temperatures. that will be the case throu

in the north bay, the winds will be much greater, possibly increasing to 60 miles per hour over the next couple days so be prepared for the potential downed trees and power outages, and unfortunately, we're also talking about an increased fire danger. we'll talk about all of this in the forecast. it's coming up if a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, a stockton firefighter is recovering after getting shot in the line of duty. a firefighter. not a police officer. it happened this morning while the firefighter was at the scene of a fire. one person was arrested there at the scene. the firefighter's condition is not yet known and there is no word on what led to that shooting. >>> some commuters in san francisco are experiencing long wait times right now and it may last through tomorrow. look at today's tweet by the public transit. at least 17 lines are facing delays today. they reached out to muni who said today's delays are due to sick calls. earlier this month the agency explained, despite nearly 100% of workers being vaccinated, the staff, they were still contracting the virus

and don't forget, it does go business by business, too, in the north bay. starting tomorrow, sonoma county is going to require school employees to show proof that they have gotten their booster shot. the county is allowing workers to get tested twice a week if they haven't gotten the extra booster. the department of public health already requires employees to prove that they are vaccinated. the county says this new mandate is just expanding on the state's requirements. it's the personalities. how we fight for each other. the style that we played with the whole year. i mean, that's something that i'm very proud of as a coach football's highest highs and lowest lows and sometimes kicking all about. obviously, it that we season has to now. but >> you know, we will be back next year. >> and back next year, they will be. but will they be with jimmy g? that's the big question this morning. kron four's will tran. >> following this, the last the hope is gone out. still say we. >> we didn't make it. we're not going to the super bowl. will. >> you're allowed to say w

well, the north bay has some of our warmest temperatures. napa, fairfield and vacaville all at 63 looking ahead of our next 7 days. temperatures do remain a little cooler into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. these are also are windiest days in the forecast. so very jacket where the we stay dry all the way through your first weekend of february with winds calming down in temperatures rebounding a little that's going make for a comfortable feel this weekend, john, thank you for that. all right. i'm seeing a few fog advisories out there like along the benicia martinez bridge. >> visibility is pretty low. they're they're saying about 100 feet. also, we're seeing a lot of fog along the golden gate bridge there. 29 minutes for your drive as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls. so an uptick in traffic because of low visibility. the bay bridge, though, clear skies. look at that 9 minutes as you're traveling to that fremont street exit from the maze heading across towards the peninsula, little under 13 and the richmond center fell bridge. you're looki

north bay, where the winds will be highest. that continues through wednesday, and then gradually it calms down on thursday. temperatures come up a few degrees in time for the weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. so, how did we turn the santa monica place mall, which is a sunny, warm situation, into a winder wonderland? check out it >> sunny santa monica california, known for warm weather and beautiful beaches. but snow not so much. so at the santa monica place mall, after the shoppers cleared out, we decided to take the challenge of creating a snowy wonderland to celebrate the upcoming winter olympics and the super bowl both airing here on nbc. so of course that meant we needed to break out the big guns shooting snow made from huge blocks of ice from the ground. along with 12 machines blasting artificial snow from the roof. and with fresh powder growing by the hour, i decided to have some fun. talk about your weather app? hoo hoo, let it snow, baby >> and after hours of snow making, finally got the place looking like a

they'll pick up once you make it a little closer to the north bay, but then check this out. the bay bridge result plaza completely empty this morning, and it is not a holiday. everybody the metering lights came on at 5 51, but it's still clear. i drew anybody working today, i guess. yeah. all right , let's take a look at visibility right now. the north. they were having issues you can see from nevada to petaluma, napa, santa rosa. there can see napa just decreased visibility. 2.5 miles, even some fog in the south bay right now. here's a live look. from our king street camera in san francisco. partly sunny skies right now, and here's how your day is shaping up. partly sunny skies were slow to warm with limited sunshine this morning by the afternoon. it's a blend of sun and clouds and we'll go up to the upper fifties to lower sixties today, reggie all right. thank you, jerry coming up on g. m, a former miss usa and extra correspondent chelsey crisp dying by apparent suicide. the new details this morning. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to f

upper elevations in the north bay could see 40 to even people 50 miles per hour. wind gusts. last time we saw winds, the significant was not last weekend, but the one before. that's what we saw, that big sur fire spreading rapidly. so things may be relatively lush. still out there, but fire danger is modestly increase just because of these winds, wind watches and high wind advisories taking effect across the bay area tonight lasting through thursday morning. now as first temperatures go, we our us like cooler track this week 50's and 60's for daytime highs and that are very warm us just the low 60's. so i would advise keeping the jacket on hand into the afternoon today. of course, you're going to win it this morning. but those 30's and 40's. but later on today, yeah, still come in handy and especially into tuesday and wednesday, which are going to be a little cooler. a little windier, too. oakland at 60. our warmest spots are napa, fairfield and vacaville today at 63 degrees for your highs. here's a look ahead of next 7 days. a cooler weekend, general still staying dry, thoug

, as well as parts of the north bay. our temperatures are chilly as well. we're in the upper 30s from concord to dublin, down to morgan hill and visibility dropping in the south bay. notice the fog that's just south of san jose, but we're also seeing it in the usual spot around novato this morning. and it's very tough to see in that spot, as our temperatures today start out in the 30s and low 40s. we will head into the 60s in some spots today. we'll talk more about that wind and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. >>> we already know that commuters in san francisco are going to have to brace for longer waits this morning, as covid cases creating muni staffing shortages that just won't go away. they appear to be stretching into tomorrow. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live in san francisco this morning. this seems like an announcement i would imagine riders are starting to get used to. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, they're really not strangers to hearing these types of anno

in the north bay and parts of the south bay, the north bay, you can see visibility down to zero miles in nevada. san jose seeing reduced visibility. temperature-wise, waking up to 30's and 40's out there this morning. certainly a cool start to our monday. here's a live look at san jose. this is 101 in san jose and there you can see that fog creating some issues first thing on our monday. partly sun can skies early on -- sunny skies early on. slow to warm up. by the afternoon it's a blend of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 50's and 60's. kumasi: thank you. the united nations security council is set to meet to talk about the situation on the ukrainian border. the united states and allies are putting pressure on russia to scale down its troop buildup on the border. jobina: u.s. officials are adding pressure on moscow on multiple fronts, promising to push the kremlin for answers about its plans in ukraine. today's meeting comes as law hakers inch closer to a bipartisan bill on a deal they're calling the mother of all sanctions that would devastate russia's economy if it invades ukr

dense fog in the north bay and about .25 miles in petaluma. the visibility has been .25 miles in san jose and through our afternoon, mostly cloudy and mid-to-upper 50s at the coast. highs inland in the low 60s this afternoon. checking with gianna, it's been a busy morning. >>> it has been busy and we are seeing brake lights for super communities out of tracy into the altamont pass with crash reports over on the right-hand side of the roadway. a very busy commute this morning, everybody going over the dublin interchange. speeds are dipping to 15 in that area and starting to track slow spots westbound on highway 4 in bay point and concord with a trouble spot at concord avenue with all of the activity on the shoulder and everything down the embankment. with the dublin interchange camera, travel times are 46 minutes from 205 over to 680. >>> people are licking their wounds with a heartbreaking end to the 49ers' season. it came down to the wire. in the end, the rams clinched the super bowl trip. >> kpix5 has vern glenn from sofi stadium, where the

so keep it >> at 6, 0, 6, let's talk about the north bay. starting tomorrow. sonoma county is going to require school employees to show proof that they have been boosted as well. so the county is allowing workers to get tested twice a week if they haven't gotten that extra dose just yet the department of public health has already required employees to prove that they're vaccinated. and so now they're going to prove their boosted as well. the county says this new mandate is just an expansion of the states. current requirements. looking ahead of the pandemic. doctors are urging people to stay vigilant against covid-19, especially as we get into some large gatherings. we know people are planning on getting together to watch the super bowl and also to celebrate the lunar new year, which of course, kicks off tomorrow. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says that the festivities could impact our covid track record. he says there's still a lot of people dying because of covid. we can't forget that fact. >> 2000 or more and that's way too high to re

no real problems except for the fog for the north bay, though. in the east day, contra costa county, you still have a deadly crash. the activity is off the lanes of northbound 680. no slowing shows up on the sensors, but it's a tragic situation and we're following that. northbound 680 around concord avenue. everything except for the altamont pass and a little slowing that starts for 84, as folks are heading through livermore. back over to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:39 this morning. new missile launch in north korea, coming up here on "today in the bay" we're going to tell you whether the current string of tests is testing the state of relations with the u.s. plus -- >> reporter: and the u.n. security council now involved in the crisis in ukraine. we'll bring you the very latest. plus -- >> we are not as in control of our choices as we used to be because we walk around with smartphones in our pockets. >> also, the rise of artificial intelligence, one top nbc tech correspondent explains the way that artificial intelligence could be a larger threat

drew: patchy fog in the north and south bay. we are doing well in the north bay from nevada to santa rosa. san jose coming in at a quarter mile of visibility. temperatures right now on the cool side. 30's and 40's. 45 in oakland. 42 in san jose with the fog. cooler in santa rosa at 37. 39 in san ramon. you can see some fog currently. a little slower a go than usual. the fog will not linger too long. by 9:00, partly sunny skies. slow clearing in terms of the high clouds. mixture of sun and clouds this afternoon. temperatures are a little bit cooler compared to the weekend. we will be in the upper 50's to lower 60's. it is a dry finish to the month. january will end as the 10th driest in history. kumasi: the united nations security council is meeting to talk about the situation at the ukrainian border. nato allies are putting pressure on russia to scale down its troop buildup at the border. there is more -- jobina has more on the meeting. jobina: u.s. officials are adding pressure on moscow on multiple fronts, promising to push th

most noticeable for the north bay come the middle of the day tomorrow. areas like sonoma, half moon bay and even danville out to the east bay. we'll be seeing wind gusts as high as 20 to 30 miles per hour atlas peak anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour because of this. starting tonight into thursday morning, we do have some wind advisories and high wind watches taking back effect. fortunately, things are still wet enough out there even after a few dry weeks that fire dangers subdued a little bit. but remember, last wind event that resulted in that fire along the big sur coastline. just something to keep in mind. now today's daytime highs will be a little cooler. as i mentioned, mostly back into the 50's near the coastline, a range of upper 50's to low 60's elsewhere in the bay foster city down through mountain view, each right at 60 degrees, south bay temperatures either upper 50's or low 60's. that's pretty much the same as what we'll be seeing in the east bay with oakland right at 60 today. our warmest spots, fairfield vacaville in napa year it today

we have dense and thick fog, especially in the south bay. .75 miles in santa rosa in the north bay with the sunrise at 7:14 and sunset at 5:32 with mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. mid-to-upper 50s at the coast and upper 60s around the bay and peninsula. highs inland, low 60s with high pressure keeping us dry and mild with this low pressure system tracking across the basin and sliding south east of the sierra, the inside slider effect. and late tuesday or wednesday, with that time frame for the strongest wind with this offshore wind event. 57 in pacifica, 61 in redwood city and 60 in fremont and 61 for napa this afternoon with clouds streaming into day. breezy today and we are looking at offshore wind kicking in as we look through tuesday and into wednesday with those northerly winds expected. the seven-day forecast and what you can expect, we are looking at windy conditions with offshore wind tuesday into wednesday and warming up through the end of the week. for the inland and east bay and the coast, you can see temperatures on the rise through the week with offshore wind developi

north 680 at concord avenue. contra costa county, easy drive. low visibility in the north bay. we were talking about a north bay closure as well, looking toward the tennessee street crossing. it joins the georgia street over-crossing. that's the rest of your commute, absoluting -- including the san mateo bridge. >>> scary moments for a man in palo alto who chased off car thieves from his home. the confrontation happened around midnight saturday on south court. police say the suspects were also seen on talisman court. a man shot at officers and he noticed several people shining flashlights. when he went outside, he caught a man next to his own car in the driveway. he chased the suspects to a dark suv and that's when a bullet was fired at the ground in front of him. say neighbors say they're worried about the rise in crime. >> it's pretty surprising. if car break-ins can happen, what's next? it could be breaking in-houses and stuff. that's scary. >> this is a look at the suv that the thieves were seen in. police say there could be as many as six people involved. >>> for the first

temperature-wise, 61 in redwood city and 62 in concord and the north bay, 61. through the day with those clouds going through, drier weather for the rest of the week and you can see looking through tuesday morning, mainly clear skies continues with offshore wind. showing you that as we go through today, breezy conditions but it turns offshore looking through tuesday and in the north bay mountains we will watch that. the northerly winds looking tuesday into wednesday, those offshore winds developed. the seven-day forecast, we are looking at dry conditions over the next several days and that continues as we head into the first week of february. let's look at the traffic with gianna. how are the roadways out there? >> we are not seeing a lot of brake lights or issues are. if you are taking 101 or 880 or the altamont pass, that is pretty troubled spot on 680 in the concord area. unfortunately, reported as a possible fatal crash. we will get more information. the chp has a crash and the vehicle caught fire. the right lane is closed until further notice. no traffic a

now we will see offshore winds picking back up tonight, especially for the north bay. now, this will result in a slight increase in fire. danger are still sitting fairly well because of how green those slopes are. but we haven't had a few dry weeks of weather behind us. you see by tomorrow midday sanoma as well as danville and half moon bay in the midst of winds gusting as high as 20 to 30 miles per hour, mostly out of the north and northeast of this is a dry offshore. wind humidity is going to fall very low and we're going to have crystal clear skies just breezy, especially in our mountain tops because of these offshore winds from tonight until thursday morning. we have high wind watches and wind advisories taking effect across the bay as well as out into the central valley. today's daytime highs, i mentioned be a little bit cooler than we have been lately. you're noticing a lot more 50's on the map than what we did see last week. upper 50's on much of the peninsula, including brisbane down to san mateo. well, foster city down the mountain view still holding on to the

you can see how wind speeds begin to pick up, especially for the north bay ranges. sonoma. 25 mile per hour. wind gusts by tomorrow around noon time and upwards of 30 miles per hour for some of our mountain tops ahead of this. we do have wind advisories as well as high wind watches taking effect across the bay as well as across the central valley. these dry offshore wind, something we're familiar with, at least we do still have some really green hillsides out there. that's going to help conditions. and it's also going to help to result in temperatures remaining mild conditions remaining dry over the next few days. here now 50's for most of our highs near the coastline and of sheriffs 60's further inland. although you are noticing a few more 50's on this map and what we've become accustomed to courtesy of that cooler air mass that is sliding across the region. that's going to keep temperatures out of the mid 60's, at least so that are very warm us today. most of your temperatures, warmest danville up to concord. only 62 degrees today, vacaville and fairfield. this wa

i said, bay of dessert. north korea has released photos as proof that it conducted its most powerful missile test. and for years, it's the latest in a flurry of muscle testing activity as alters here as andrew chappelle report. the latest images released by north korea are striking on sunday a test fired and intermediate range, ballistic missile. the horse on 12. that is nuclear capable. it reached the height of 2000 kilometers, taking pictures of the korean peninsula along the way. but it has arranged 4500 kilometers far enough to reach the u. s. territory of guam. but it's not the most powerful ballistic missile and kim jones arsenal. in 2017 or 3 attested the pos on 14 and 15, the latter of which could in theory, reached the continental united states. and in 2020 it showed often even larger icbm, which hasn't been tested yet. last cruise spend a lot of time and investment in the past 23 years. certainly during cove, it in developing some of its missile capabilities, and that, that is a line very closely w

it is strong gusty winds across the north bay hill tops as early as tuesday morning. watch the purple, red and pink in the hills. this is 11:00 tuesday night into wednesday morning. gusts could be 50 to 60 miles per hour. eventually some of those winds mix down into lower elevations wednesday morning. the main event is tuesday into wednesday morning. santa cruz mountains, the winds speed pick up after sundown tuesday. this looks similar to the wind we had about ten days ago which caused all the problems around the east bay. during the day wednesday, gusty start in those hills and wind speeds starting to come down as we head into wednesday evening. high pressure off to the west and these stops drop up and over down towards southern california. sunday next weekend could see some north winds picking up. now we're out to february 10th. still not good news there. both of those longer range models not bringing any rain our way. we'll have to watch gusty winds at times, especially late tuesday into wednesday. winds back off a little bit friday and saturday. san francisco sho

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downtown san francisco will top out at -- up in the north bay, up until about 64. low 60's on the east bay. and mainly low 60's. might warm-up to about 64. let's follow the forecast animation. notice for the remainder of the week, whatever precipitation hits the coastline will be hitting north of us way up into the pacific northwest for the most part. you have that's' seven -- consecutive days of dry weather. temperatures under sunny skies through midweek en through the off-shore flow tuesday and wednesday. it will warm-up just a tad into the mid 60's in our coastal areas, but area the bayshore line and inland. i'm going to scoop back over there to the camera because sometimes i like to be seen. dion: sometimes, spencer. we'll keep that in mind. it's the year of the tiger and lunar celebrations are rolling to life in the bare area. we'll take you to the f after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. ata

the san francisco bay. dateline was there, watching. as they gathered for a morning briefing to prepare them for the long day of searching ahead. >> if you take nothing else away from this presentation, take this portion right here, okay? every single search that we put you on today, tomorrow, we consider a potential crime scene. >> the police suggested a zone to be searched. that's about all the information they provided. >> we don't know exactly why but they say based on all the evidence and their timelines, they believe that something might have happened in this air. >> the area, a narrow canyon east of the san francisco bay. as the search party made its way up the canyon, they tied off, here and, they're pink ribbons. >> we've got a system of tape markings that we use win, we're reporting to the investigators -- everything we're doing here is to support the police effort in bringing back michele. >> a complication. this area is a heave in for the homeless. it is also notorious dumping ground for murder

so it does warm dry, not and breezes first arriving for those of you in the north bay valleys by monday night. but then look at how it becomes more widespread by tuesday morning, napa and fairfield seeing sustained winds in the 40 mile per hour range. even half moon bay and along the coast of the san francisco peninsula seeing winds in the 20 mile per hour range. so it is going to be a noticeably windy day out there with the biggest concern for higher elevations, north bay mountains and east bay hills elevations. above 1000 feet could see wind gusts and that 50 to 60 miles per hour range. so we are going to notice the return of warm dry breeze is but not really going to increase our temperatures for the next couple of days, but certainly clearing us out. and as you can see, starting february first on tuesday, in a dry note, your 10 at 10 outlook coming up after the break to see if any rain is heading in our forecast. back to you, jonathan thank you. tonight, thousands of comcast customers in the east bay are currently without service. >> after bullets severed a fiber optic line. this is

. >> even higher for peaks around 1000 feet for north bay mountains and east bay hills. and it's just going to be widespread all the way through tuesday night, even through your wednesday morning. so we are going to keep an eye on those wind speeds right now. national weather service holding back on issuing any wind advisories. but we will certainly keep you posted if that changes. here's a live look outside sales worse tower lit up in red in honor of the 49 ers game. oh, the agony of defeat is still weighing on the tonight radar for though, going to see a thin layer of high clouds increasing by tomorrow afternoon because of that passing storm temperatures out there right now, widespread upper 40's to low 50's. but alameda right now see northerly winds keeping you mild in the mid 50's napa, though, in the low 40's. so 13 degree difference out there with overnight lows, widespread mid to upper 30's for north bay east bay and south bay valleys. but mid 40's around the bay area shoreline with downtown san francisco at 45 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow. little change to

for those of you in our north bay valleys for everyone else in the bay area will start to show up by tuesday morning, half moon bay and even mhst of the north bay valleys, like nap and fairfield, seeing anywhere from 20 to 40 miles per hour sustained winds. it's going to be more widespread by tuesday night. that's when it's really going to peak intensity elevations above 1000 feet, far north bay mountains and east bay hills could see wind speeds about 50 miles per hour or less. so here's a look ahead at what we can expect as we start out your workweek forecast in february. 1st, details ahead on all the changes and efrain make an appearance in the coming days. back to you. jonathan. >> marissa, thank you. tonight, antioch police are trying to find out why a man would allegedly killed his own son and a woman last night. officers say they were called to a home near limon tree way and sycamore drive for a welfare check. when officers got to the scene, they say they found 2 people dead inside of that home. police say that neighbors were concerned after the pair had not been seen for days.

and i think you're really going to notice it if you're in the hills and north bay. those peak wind gusts. red and purple in the higher hills. mainly above 2,000 feet. could see gusts of 30 to 45 miles per hour. then by tuesday evening, you begin to see stronger winds down through the diablo range, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains as well. not as much around the inner bay but stronger wind speeds for the higher elevations. stay tuned to see if we get wind advisories attached to the gusty dry winds monday night into tuesday and breezy wednesday into thursday. there's really no signs of any rain. clouds going by. but this dry pattern that we're in now which is at believe day 23. a couple more days as we wrap this up. into february, does look like things are going to stay dry probably about through the 8th. as you'll see in the seven-day forecast, no rain. it's watching the wind. look at san francisco. temperatures climbing a little bit. second half of the week. mid-60s around friday. breezy and dry in the hills. we'll have to watch that for elevations. next week

[applause] in the north bay, a group of people rallied to protest against covid-19 mandates within the statement the event was organized by a group called save our sonoma. people gathered and marched around sonoma plaza where protest ors are concerned about the mandates they have on the youth and on the public the california academy of sciences will implement a new vaccine requirement for guests starting on tuesday. all guests ages 12 and older must provide full proof of vaccination and booster if eligible. negative covid test will no longer be accepted. then march 15th, proof of full vaccination will be required for museum guests ages 5 through 11. just ahead, talk about representing your team. >> beat l.a.! beat l.a.! dion: 49ers faithful as far as you can see. this though, is not the bay area. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is at sew fight stadium and gives us an update of the scene outside the home of the l.a. rams. also, some niner fans had to go to a bar to watch today's n.f.c. championship game the service interruption that came at a really bad time. >> i'm spencer crist, our lon

but those of you in the north bay valleys, specifically santa rosa could see wind gusts in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range. but it's tuesday morning into tuesday evening. that's when it's really going to peak in intensity. check out those winds howling for nap and fairfield around 40 miles per hour with gusts in that 45 mile per hour range possible. and remember, that is the advisory level criteria anywhere around 45 miles per hour or more. the highest peaks, mainly elevations above 1000 feet could see wind speeds in excess of 50 miles per hour. so we could see some wind advisories or warnings being issued in the highest peaks. but even our valleys from coastal valleys north to south, we're also going to see those wind gusts continuing tuesday afternoon through tuesday evening. and then breezy winds will stick around through the middle of this upcoming week as well. so certainly going to keep an eye on those winds from the kron, 4 weather center and also keeping an eye on the game. so thank you so much for tuning in to kron. 4 news at 6 we're seeing right now. the forty-niners playi

i said, bay of dessert. the u. s. is urging north korea to join direct talk sanity conducted it 7th missile test this month. and then she fired a medium range missiles on sunday talks with the u. s. store back in 2019 north korea one sanction lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. we are open to having diplomatic discussions. we've offered this over and over to, to the do p r k, and they've not accepted it, but we're absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. our goal is to, to, in the threatening actions that the dpr k is taking against their neighbors. let's bring in rober kelly's professor. political science and diplomacy at national university joins us from sound. thank you for your time. president by the may be ready to talk. but judging by the number of missiles kim has had tested this month, it doesn't sound like he's ready to listen. yeah, this is actually pretty surprising just how many they're doing so rapidly. i have this feeling. this is sort of their way of expressing

we could see wind advisories for the north bay mountains. the wind speeds not too strong. in san jose, you'll probably not notice it. as you head higher up to the hills, look at the areas in purple. those will be dry winds that could be gufth as high as 50 miles an hour on the higher peaks of the north bay. tomorrow evening to tuesday, that's the impact of those dry offshore winds and with high pressure holding on, not only the wind at times. tuesday, wednesday, into thursday. but no storms on the seven-day forecast. so wind will have to watch that. sunday night into tuesday. trending mild. first few days of february feeling more like spring with no rain in the forecast. temperatures climbing. probably better weather once we get past this wind tuesday through thursday. next weekend could see upper 60s to get into saturday and sunday. back over to you. >> rob, thank you. >>> the demand to keep children in classrooms has been a divisive topic during the pandemic. while most kids are back at school, one district in dallas has other plans. the program they're launching in the

and this comes in the night and keep the temperatures warmer so north bay temperatures and san jose now you may only go down to 37 instead of 29 but this is what happens and watch the clouds filter and overnight and just enough that we get a bit of a blanket and maybe less fog tomorrow but you should still plan on those. so there the morning lows and most of us go back down into the mid-40s and san jose we have 39 and concord in livermore and here is redwood city going to 44. the high tomorrow will go back into the low 60s and a few clouds, hazy and that is it. tomorrow is not that different. we will spotlight that. let's watch the screen light up with the deep shades of purple. that is the offshore wind event. you see the brighter colors showing you the stronger wind, but it is giving you the big picture of how the wind will be going offshore and that is the direction it will be going. when we come in for a close-up look, tomorrow there is no wind and this is monday in the afternoon. we are looking ahead 24 hours and nothing has happened and it turns monday night into tuesday and first

we could see them in the east bay and north bay. but we're not gonna see them in the city. if you do want to see them, wake up super early in the morning, that's what they are suggesting the peak time to see a monarch butterfly. >> early riser to see a butterfly. >> one other question happening out of san jose. santa clara county looking at holding a new jail. >> they are. this is coming after little more than a year of waffling between building a jail that has been the plan or using the money, instead, to build a behavioral health care facility to solve some of the issues of those who have mental illnesses who are incarcerated. it seems like now what's happening, they are moving forward on plans to build the jail but they are also looking at options for alternative solutions to incarcerating the mentally ill. we will have to see where the second part comes in we are expect to hear more in april. >>> last question any of you football fans? watching the game. the team is winning. 49ers won against the packers last week in green bay. this weekend they are going up against the

but the storm track replains well to our north. wet in the northwest, dry near the bay area that's through monday of the following week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. mainly sunny skies as we have an increase in off-shore winds. you would think that that might bring milder conditions. just going bring us some ghast are quite dry. mid 60's as highs on friday, sad and sunday. maybe some upper 60's next sunday. the lovely weather continues but the dry weather does as well. >> now, to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. and we are crossing our fingers, aren't we? >> yes, we are. niners-rams, one win away from the super bowl. the a.f.c., bengals and chiefs. who dey as they say in cincinnati. sports is [ coughing and sneezing ] cold season is back. bounce back fast with alka seltzer plus. with 25% more concentrated power. alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh, what a relief it is ♪ so fast! also try for cough, mucus & congestion. some home fragrances can be... overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance th

they have come to north bay city to, to talk to africans. so we have brought to us know, civil society representatives from inside. i've gone this down and from outside i've gone on to all slow and for the 1st time they are sitting with tell the bomb at the sufficient level that conversations can be, you know, meaningful reflect religious, but prime minister, you know, how controversial this is. some people and i used to live in afghanistan and follow a lot of africans on, on social media. they say you're rewarding the taliban at the time when half the african population, the countries women, live on the virtual house arrest. well, i mean, they have not met with africans. they met with us with frowns, with europeans, with the un, and with norway to me, it looks like this. if we don't sit down with them, present the expectation, the demands and what they have to deliver. afghanistan and going, it's going to sink down in that tremendous humanitarian. this also 1000000 children may starve. 10000000 people are in need of food aid from outside, w

oil was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay. the biggest oil discovery in north america. that was where my mom grew up. you go there now, it's a whole oil industry complex. in the late eighties, the trans-alaska pipeline was pumping about 25% of america's energy needs. two million barrels a day. that has come down to basically around 500,000 barrels a day. and the demand across america continuing to rise, of course. when oil was discovered, the federal government had to settle the land claims. we didn't want it to be a welfare bill. we had to remind congress we're a proud people that are self-sustaining, self-reliant, and that we want to ke it that way. so, they came up with ancsa, alaska native claim settlement act, which is pretty unique. our portion was 5 million acres of land to be selected, and $22 million to start our businesses. trying to select those lands while we were being left out of the most highly potential areas, that was the challenge. it was almost like we were set up to fail. but we didn't. i guess there was so

he said to us that the bertina bay army are following from the back. and now just a few minutes ago, we saw communicate from the french. remember right here in water, the blogger do. there is a count of french special forces that deplored with breaking up bosses forces. they announced that they had an operation between the 19 and the 23rd of january. peter, the crew happened on the 24th. during that time they had joint operation. they said they knew for over 60 fighters linked to al qaeda and i so, but make no mistake. the reason why there is so much concern about what's happening here is bertina also is because it affects the region. if there is an instability in burkina faso, there's fears that it could spread even further south i re coast. we already have seen a tax on its northern borders. there's also the biggest and deadly it's un peacekeeping operation in neighboring molly, where there was a cool, earlier this year. this region where there is a series of coo and there's armed insurgency has put, put the ability on the ground on a war like footin

in the north bay, it was a frosty start at 28. santa rosa, 63 later on today with vallejo and the low 60's. more 60's in the east bay with fremont at 62 later. the valley warming up to 63 today. then we have the winds to watch out for tuesday, wednesday and february will stay pretty quiet after that. dry and an even warmer weekend into the end of the workweek. we are certainly losing ground with all the rain we had in december. we would like to make up for that but you know, not coming our way this week. >> thanks. today's the big day. the nfc championship game between the niners and the rams could send the niners to the super bowl. fans know they have had truly iconic moments over the years and one man is in charge of capturing them as they happen. dustin dorsey introduces you to the director of photography for the niners. reporter: as the 49ers have battled into the championship game, iconic moments are captured each week that will live on in history. moments captured by the 49ers photography team and their lead photographer, a

valleys of the north bay. now, typically this might be enough to fire off a a fire weather watch or or something along those lines. we probably won't see that this go-around because of the recent rains. but that's the wind direction that usually causes some concern. a few scattered clouds going on today. once we take care of the fog, a touch cooler, lower 60's for next week. it's a cloudy monday, breezy late. we just pointed that out, mostly sunny for much of the week with 60's prevailing then into next week, it looks another bout of cloud cover on your saturday front, dry and lower 60's on all of that. back to today. 58 san francisco, 59 for oakland. 64 meanwhile for san jose across the wider bay, we have a lower 60's off to the east bay and 62 santa rosa. of course we'll have more under 4 zone forecast. check out that extend that and also check out your forty-niners forecast. noel. thanks, dave. an update on the colorado fire burning near big sur according to cal fire. it's expected to be fully contained. >>

i do want to show you some areas of fog, especially if you live up in the north bay. be careful near novato and santa rosa because we're down to quarter of a mile in visibility. by 12:00, 1:00, in the upper 50s, as you're getting ready to watch the big game, we'll have sunshine in the forecast. full details coming up. >> thank you. >>> vianey is in red, i'm in gold, and it will be a sea of red and gold here in the bay area and down in los angeles as we are eight hours away from the nfc championship game. the san francisco 49ers, of course, will be taking on the los angeles rams, and the winner punches their ticket to the super bowl. the 49ers faithful are known for following their team all over the country, creating what they call a redout. and we told you yesterday morning this was going to happen. some lucky 9ers fans flying to l.a. yesterday for the game got a special sendoff at sfo. the 49ers drum line was there for a pep rally, along with team mascot sourdough sam and now fans are taking over l.a. "today in the bay's" anthony flores is there with more on the 9ers

but it is going to be a bit hazy for much of the bay this morning. fog is in the north bay. santa rosa and petaluma your visibility down to less than half a mile, give yourselves some extra time on the road until late morning. rest of the seven-day forecast is gray, blue sky areawide and even the fog burns off by late morning at the north bay. low to mid 60s and it stays sunny the next seven days. >> thank you for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is here next on kpix 5 . enjoy the rest of your sunday. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. more than two million americans are in prison, in a country of 330 million, that makes for a highest incarceration rate in the world. of them, some 2500 sit on death row, and 40% of

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north and east bay valleys. we will be around seasonal averages but we are missing something, rain. we will talk about that. wind is coming to the forecast. liz: also next, klay thompson comes through in a clutch hitting his biggest shot. the highlights and postgame reaction from the warriors win over the brooklyn nets coming up in sports. how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. liz: the pregame for the championship game is just about over. the 49ers will try to beat the rams and advance to the super bowl for the second time in three years. kickoff is at 3:30 at sofi stadium. tomorrow, the warriors begin a road trip in texas against the rockets. last year, they closed out their seven-ga

i said, bay of desert as time to get the weather with kara now. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across north america and all eyes at been on the u. s. east coast as a powerful winter storm swept its way north. how it brought significant snow to places like new york city. some people braved that in time. square about 20 centimeters fell here. it wasn't record breaking. it was boston in massachusetts at 4. so the heaviest snow, but we still have the hurricane force winds. and of course, some coastal flooding. at least 10 states were affected. it's now moved rather quickly. by the time we get to sunday, you'll see it's eastern areas of canada that are affected by that system. it leaves behind a lot of high pressure, and so things are looking rather clear across the southeast. we'll see things start to warm up as those gulf wind sought to bring up the warm air. but things are gonna change across much of central parts of america in the days to come. and that thanks to a winter system that's blowing into eastern parts of canada, bringing heavy rain and

low 50s around the north bay. high pressure is holding on, blocking incoming storms and areas of low pressure dropping to the east to set up offshore winds. they'll pick up next week on tuesday. north bay hills and diablo range. 20 to 40 miles per hour at times. in and out of the wind tuesday and wednesday and rain isn't going to be around for a while. storm track is staying north through the week. rain chances mainly for pacific northwest, no signs now for rain. this is significant, last day with measurable rainfall was the 7th. we're at day 22 now of dry weather. two-week outlook into february, the dry days continue. at this rate, likely to see about 30 days of dry weather. that was essentially the 14-day forecast. san francisco should trend warmer this week, offshore winds, coast will likely see mid-60s to wrap up month of january and head into february. breezy conditions in the hills. mid-60s for highs. wednesday the top concern hopefully after first week of february we see things change but now looking dry. w