the city council voted to allocate $53 million to develop hundreds of new, affordable homes at the ashby and north berkeley bart stations. the projects will also include open space and community amenities about $40 million for that project comes from bond funds approved by voters three years ago. the project's called for at least 35% of all units to be housing for very low. and low income residents. the project's approval was met with excitement from bart leaders board president our board vice president rebecca saltzman, saying quote. this is the leadership we need throughout the bay area and especially new transit to solve our housing crisis, saltzman said. bart has set a goal of building 7000 affordable homes by 2040. coming up. india crosses a grim milestone as the coronavirus related death toll passes the 200,000 more and tonight some help is just arriving from around the world. plus here in the bay area, two large vaccination sites is shutting down. we'll tell you when and why it's warming up around here. we'll talk about how warm it'll get as we head into the next couple of days. o

you can see that this is ashby avenue crossing here. so this is aquatic park and then berkeley's up on the hill and albany. that's all benny hill right there, but just the sun came out. there's a nice day, but the temperatures were didn't have an opportunity to really warm as you can see here right now. temperatures if you get away from the water, said 67 fairfield, 67 brand would but look at san francisco just 54 degrees right now. 50 just 58 panels, a santa's days, effectively almost 10 degrees cooler than the inland valleys. temperatures running about where they were yesterday, maybe a tad cooler with this hour. the pattern is kind of see this guy here see that spin like this. it's kind of a couple things going on. but there's a little bit of a low pressure right here, and that's not what we could bring us rain if it went this way, but it's not doing that. it's just lingering off. our coast is going to do that. pretty much. throughout the day, and throughout that week, and that's going to keep temperatures from being as warmers last

, the city council voted to allocate $53 million to develop hundreds of new affordable homes at the ashby and north berkeley. bart stations. the projects will also include open space and community amenities. about $40 million comes from measure oh bond funds approved by voters three years ago. you may have noticed an increase in prices at the grocery store lately and has at last post reports. experts say this is likely just the beginning. shoppers always looking for a bargain, especially now, as grocery prices continue to increase, a everything is going up everything. i don't know why. is that reason? roddy doesn't know why, but he does know it's costing him a lot more to feed his family than just a few weeks ago. evidence i think maybe 25 to 31st 19 so really that much? yeah. yeah. prices that grocery stores are on the rise up and down the aisle. the u. s labor bureau says a dozen eggs now will cost you a dollar 63 on average that 7% more at a loaf of bread is up. 11% the feds say one of the reasons is the higher delivery cost the pain at the pump with those higher gasoline prices. maybe