this little boy martinez, please. for the thief who stole his race car to have a change of heart. and a barrier weather tracking a few rain showers forward today, but the clouds already clearing out we are expecting a little bit of a warmer weekend. we'll have the update coming up, mark. thank you. we'll show you how separate weather extremes when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. has been 12 days now since storms knocked out service pjd is outage map gives you an idea of how widespread those outages are right now you can see all of the yellow triangles on the map. that means as many as 500 customers could be without power in that one area in grass valley . dozens of residents at four sp

well that is the story of five year old boy from martinez gearing up to burn rubber but instead gets burned by a thief. the boys beloved race car, the one you see right here, stolen just before his first race of the season. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the boy who has this message for the person who took his prized possession. angry. tell me why you're angry. because if i have no car, this is what five year old eastern rite of martinez should be doing whizzing around a track in his blue quarter midget race car, you go super fast, and you can pass people. but instead, the kindergartners heartbroken because his car is now in the hands of a thief. robbers broken story. it happened before dawn monday outside the tri valley quarter midget association racecourse in livermore. on the surveillance video. you can see a man backing up a truck that he stole nearby. he connects it to the families trailer and then takes off the stolen truck was found abandoned in pittsburgh on friday morning, also recovered the family's trailer, which was cleaned out after someone drilled the locks. thi

mexican photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of tuana. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime in the violence place city border. the u. s. is the 2nd journalist to have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the was deadliest countries for reporters. a new book claims to have solved the mystery of who betrayed the hiding place of holocaust, direst, and a frank and her family to the nazis team, including a former f. b. i investigator discovered a note to frank's father naming a member of the amsterdam jewish council. as the possible betrayal sore and say, further investigation is needed organized as of next month winter olympics in beijing have confirmed that tickets will not go on sale to the general public. that's part of measures to combat the spread of cobit 19. tickets for chinese france will be distributed to targeted groups rather than put on general sailed and that's on top of china's decision announced last year to ban international spectators altogether begging will become the 1st city to host the summer and the winte

martinez is sharing the giving spirit all year round, from giving a little boy toys, two meals on the street. >> reporter: a free outdoor festival in richmond, love and hope for families in need. ashley santos brings her three younger siblings. >> it's super wholesome and amazing and heartwarming. >> reporter: with hundreds of chores, free haircuts, facepainting, crafts, and sweets, it is almost too much for 11-year-old breanna rodriguez to take in, first. >> i was like this is cool, and fun. >> reporter: martinez organized the all-day event over the holidays with about 30 relatives and friends. >> if we all give back a little bit it makes a big difference. >> reporter: he started a service group in 2018 witchy noted jm charity, his initials plus those of his sons and siblings. the whole family volunteers together. they were inspired by his parents, who made giving a priority despite the financial challenges of raising four sons. >> my mother always told me, when you do something, do it out of heart, don't expect nothing back. all of this is going to be free. >> reporter: behind the s

. >> in martinez. kpix5. >>> looking live at the state capitol tonight a vaccine could soon be mandatory for california public school students. the governor has already mandated them once a vaccine is fully approved for kids now a state senator wants to eliminate the personal belief exemption if the bill is passed signed it would take effect next year. >>> and in the south bay the vta could mandate vaccines for workers starting next week pending union talks. employees would have 60 days to comply, get exempted or face termination. just 61% of its work force is fully vaccinated. >>> the time is now 4:39, still ahead, at risk year round. what a rare, january wildfire in big sur could mean for the rest of the fire season. >>> and sky high surf sends two groups flocking to bay area beaches, >>> pg&e has finally come out of its five year criminal probation. it was aimed to rehab the nation's largest utility after it's 2016 conviction for six felony crimes. back in 2010 it's natural gas lines triggered an ex

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: along with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it te a ntal hhisn to the commue students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tentative agreement with the teachers union

still zooming in for the east bay and showers near concord, martinez, berkeley, emoryville and alameda this morning. a few morning showers. partly sunny to mostly cloudy through the afternoon. dryer weather ahead as we look to the afternoon with highs a little milder compared to yesterday. mid to upper 50's to low 6o's. hour by hour and you can see quieter conditions as we go through the day today with even some sun breaks this afternoon. 4:00 p.m. we are looking at, again, partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. we will talk more about what you can expect through the rest of the week. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> slick surfaces. be careful if you hit the roads. i want to start off with san jose. south 101. we have a crash blocking lanes. still a little slow as you approach the scene. chp is on scene and they should have it cleared with in the next couple minutes. heads up there. also looking at traffic in to the pass. getting a little slow out of tracy. overall still moving at a pretty nice pace as you head near north flynn the rest of the way toward the dublin.

you request see the light showers over martinez and the east bay, concord, and near oakland and hercules. here is a live look with the wet bay bridge camera. you can see the rain drops on the cam a. temperatures in the low 50's as we start off the day. it's a milder start and as we head through the afternoon mostly cloudy skies for the coast and around the bay with supper 50's and as we look inland we are looking at low 60's, partly sunny skies this afternoon. you can see as we head through the day, dryer, quieter weather ahead. >>> let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >> be careful as you hitted roadways. we are starting to see some brake lights and delays especially for the ride into the pass. things getting a little busy westbound out of tracy, getting onto 580. seeing speeds dipping down into about 16 miles an hour. slow and go through there. stay sluggish at least through just about north flynn. the rest of the way it's clear. the travel times busier. we are seeing a 28 minute travel time from 205 toward 680. we will watch that. also watching san jose northbound 101 fr

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: along with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 m m m and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it does take a mental health toll. >> listen to the community, the students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tent

they say, the driver led off -- near martinez. the chp said the car stopped and passenger tried to hide the bag with a gun inside. the officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot and found the passenger hiding in the chilly bay waters for a half hour. >>> a family of a missing skier is sharing a message of thanks after the search was called off. he was reported missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner with friends. he told them he was going to go skiing at north star. the deputies ended the search and said it was doubtful he could have survived the severe weather conditns. ye f'ce r ev edch for rorysng er sixdays, the ceover,000 onhours were devoted to that search and we're getting more video of the devastation in boulder county, colorado. it happened in a matter of hours. they were fueled by 105 miles an hour winds. they destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings, tens of thousands of residents had to quickly leave their homes. the sheriff said as many as 1,000 homes could be gone. >> god help us. >> th

photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of tijuana. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime and the violence plague city. bordering the us is the 2nd journalists have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the world's deadliest countries for reporters. going to south africa now, which was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the army kron variance. now the wave has passed and other countries akin to learn from its experience. the data shows how the army can vary and causes a spike in case numbers because it is highly infectious. a lot more than previous corona, virus variance, south africa's 4th wave would therefore sharper, but also much shorter. a crucially, the omitted wave has so far resulted in fuel death than previous waves. the balls of fuel hospitalizations this time round, so some expert conclude that our micron is less dangerous. but others have warned that many cases may go unreported or even undetected. so the real numbers of cases and as could be much higher, they're wanting not round estimate or micron as a

up to martinez. 7-day forecast keeps it dry. we have to watch out for fire danger. next tuesday. with increasing winds. 15 to 35. and if you don't have tickets down in l.a., 62 on sundays looks perfect here too. >> that's good barbecue weather. >> fire it up early. >> that will do it for us at 7:00. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for my cholesterol and my blood pressure. don't get me wrong, i still worry. just a little less. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com ♪ >>> i'm in here solo. i'm coming in just me. >> nice. >> but whenever brad's even near another lady, the talk begins. so is swedish singer lykke li the real deal when it comes to romance? ♪ don't turn away ♪ has cardi b. just helped when it comes to finding answers in the mysterious death of la

mexican photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of t one. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime and the violence played city bordering the wes, he's the 2nd journalist to have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the world deadliest countries for reports, new book claims to have solved the mystery of who betrayed the hiding place of holocaust, direst on a funk and her family to the nazis team, including a former f. b, i, investigator discovered a note of frank's father naming a member of the amsterdam jewish council as the possible betrayal. historian say, further investigation is needed to watch a dw news still to come along. buddhist monks and thailand are finding a new audience, screaming on social media. some do not like the new approach but 1st to south africa, which was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the army kron variance. now the wave has passed and other countries are keen to learn from its experience. the data shows how the army con variant causes a spike in case numbers, because it is highly infectious a l

there is a fog advisory along the benicia martinez bridge. and we'e also seen some fog along the golden gate bridge. and that's why drive times have gone up just a bit there. so about 28 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls, the bay bridge and john mentioned, there are pockets of fog as you're heading into the city. but look at drive times. still only a little under 10 minutes as you're traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula. we do see some cloudy skies here as well. a little under 14 as you're traveling and in the south bay. 85 in the low park about 34 minutes the air. no issues as you're traveling along 2.80, in antioch, about 17 minutes, one, 60 to conquer to 42 darya. james, back to you. all right. so tate 48 james of running out of things to say we lost. we took a no way to sugarcoat it. it's just a tough pill. we all have to swallow this morning. as 40 niner fans. >> as we congratulate the rams and we'll see them compete in a couple weeks in the super whenever you're a good sport

chp says it started early this morning on highway 4 near martinez, the driver led them into oakland. at one point the chp says the car stopped, the passenger tried to hide a bag with an ar-15 inside. the driver and passenger abandoned the car. officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot. they found the passenger here hiding in the frigid bay water for nearly half an hour. >>> new at 11:00. temperatures dropping in the 30s tonight, homeless advocates say they needed to take action and help out the thousands that sleep on the streets or in their cars in san jose. volunteers from three nonprofit organizations including hello angels handed out hot cocoa, blankets, sleeping bags and food to the unhoused. the city of san jose opened two warming centers because of the cold snap. homeless advocates say it is not enough. they claim there is only room for 60 people at the centers. >> extra jackets, gloves, blankets, everyone needs to ep togh ingsfallinw , it will be a cold one tomorrow night. it is clear that it is not helping but it is going to lead to a pretty sunny weekend if a c

east bay san jose at 64 and let's head on over to the east bay, 57 for oakland, 51 martinez, 64 in through concord and antioch and around the peninsula, san mateo, 57. if you're heading to the city, it will be cloudy for the first half of the day but eventually get peeks of sunshine. even across part of the north bay, which the fog advisory has been canceled. let's look at the long range. for the rest of january we're still following a sort of dry pattern. any chance of rain stays to the north and south as the high pressure continues to strengthen over the next couple days. that blocks any chance of us getting real rain at least through january. the extended outlook was way out into february, looks like it could be a little more promising. but for now, enjoy the next seven days of pretty much mild temperatures throughout the afternoon and foggy starts during our day into the weekend. it does get a little warmer in the upper 60s for inland areas. >> no excuse for a walk in the park. >>> mom brain, we all know it is real and it is no joke. and one mother from minnesota has quite the story to

the fear of a super spreader event is why chris martinez stayed away on new year's. >> i don't want to get the covid, man. old age, i'm 67 years old, and i get sick, i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: the public health department says it has not gotten a report of any outbreak at the moose lodge but tells us they will reach out to the lodge to explain the guidelines and to ask specifics about the outbreak. members like jimenez say for now she's focused on beating covid again and won't be back to the lodge 'til it's been professionally disinfected. damian trujillo, nbc bay area. >>> let's break down where we stand numbers-wise. the state positivity rate a little higher than 22%. in the last 24 hours, the state added more than 300,000 new cases. that's 5.5% increase from last week. a closer look at santa clara county, currently the positivity rate, almost 17%. hospitalizations are going up too, that's the important number. right now there are 405 people in the hospital for covid. 14 patients were hospitalized in the last 24 hours. marin county, one of the highest vaccinati

a little cooler back toward vallejo, martinez. you head to danville, we're at . san francisco, lots of 50s through the marina, then downtown and the mission, low 60s. let's move it off to the north bay 66 in ukiah. overall, nice weather to be outside, but we need rainfall. the reason we're not getting the rainfall is this area of high pressure. this could actually hang out over the next ten days. there's no evidence right now the way the forecast models are playing out, that we would have a major storm system moving in through the next seven to ten days. we may get a few on and offer off shower chances. we're under dry conditions. this is acting like a big lid, a dome over the bay area, and it's really preventing our air from getting stirred up too much. we're beginning to see problems with the air quality. i do think it's going to be worse tomorrow over the east bay and south bay, may cause you some issues especially if you have any respiratory problems, and on top of that, you may have noticed it, the pollen is starting to spike, especially tree pollen. cedar,

martinez at 44 and we will see our east bay temperatures cool but a lot of sunshine this afternoon. look ahead in the forecast coming up. >>> and we do have cars out there. i don't know how much of a, well, i guess it's a commute for these folks but no delay, let's say that. there's the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm watching the peninsula for changes. ♪♪ 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. >>> don't know what next week's going to hold anymore. >> right now at 5:00, covid uncertainty as cases climbment some schools revert to distance learning and there's growing frustration and confusion. coming up in a live report, the new pressure on the cdc from critics to get their story straight. >>> plus a new deadline arrives for east bay employees. a new requirement kicking in today for anyone who has yet to receive their covid booster shot. >>> in the forecast, we have some cool mornings, then some mild afternoons, but overall, a dry weather pattern for the week. we'll talk

you're starting to see rain come down there and also up here in toledo, hercules in crockett, martinez along highway 4. so definitely be mindful as you're traveling over the slick and wet roadways this morning, futurecast shows that much of all the bay area's going to get rain today. we're going to be situated around 10:00am. you're going to see san francisco, the east bay, the south bay. and then later on in the afternoon, i'd say around 5 o'clock. that's when things completely clear out. and we start to see some clouds move out of the bay area. we could see some sunshine in the forecast before it gets too late here. let's get a look at your highs for today. so if you're thinking about wearing a jacket, do so. 52 of allay oakland, 53 mid-fifties across the mat. 48 down in morgan hill. a little chilly down there. santa rosa, you're 51 half moon bay, redwood city, all in the mid to lower 50's that 7 day forecast rain in our rearview mirror today. we're going to have that. that's going to stick around throughout the morning. and then later on in the afternoon, if you're going out this ev

chp said it started early this morning on highway 4 near martinez. the driver let officers into oakland. at one point, the car stopped, and a passenger tried to hide a bag with an ar 15 inside. the driver of the passenger both abandoned the car eventually. they arrested the driver after chasing him on foot, and found the passenger hiding in the frigid bay water for nearly 30 minutes. >>> oakland is ending one of its most violent years ever. we break down the numbers and look at what is about to change. >>> one east bay regional park says what you need to be out on the look for if you take your kid or dog out for the weekend. >>> the fisherman are there to get a hands on a popular new year's meal. say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelve times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. say hello to kicking off the year with this amazing offer. and with xfinity mobile, you can get a 5g phone on

cornell: edward martinez was out monitoring the water levels in the morning. he initially did nothing the tsunami warning was much of a problem, but he says the water level kept rising, especially toward the harbor, causing him some concern. >> we were like, maybe this is a big deal. we were looking out towards the beach. you can see the plume behind me. all of a sudden, it disappeared and of the water kept going up and up and up. cornell: all day long, coast guard crews patrolled the beach to patrol the water level. beaches across the santa cruz area were covered in debris and water levels were much higher than they usually were. >> we came out about 7:30. we had heard there was a tsunami warning, so we stayed up on the bluff. ryan: christy hughes says she began the day on high ground to avoid any potential tsunami. she says there was not much to see near the water, but emergency crews were all over the beaches. >> you could really see it at the harbor. there were a lot of people out. there were a lot of police and firefighters. you could see almost like a ri

because if i have no car , this is what five year old eastern rite of martinez should be doing whizzing around a track in his blue quarter midget race car, you go super fast, and you can pass people. but instead, the kindergartner is heartbroken because this car is now in the hands of a thief. robbers broken store it. it happened before dawn monday outside the tri valley quarter midget association racecourse in livermore. on the surveillance video. you can see a man backing up the truck that he stole nearby. he connects it to the families trailer and then takes off the stolen truck was found abandoned in pittsburgh on friday morning, also recovered the family's trailer, which was cleaned out after someone drilled blocks. this is the little league of nascar, their tools, a generator in air compressor, and the race car with easton's name on it are still missing, and there's really possibly no worse of a person than a thief and especially somebody that goes and steals from children. tim wright says his son burst into tears when he learned his car was gone. it's just it's heartbreaking. you

low 60s for antioch and 62 martinez. some of the spots where the fog was rolling through. we stay in the upper 50s for daly city and san francisco. may hit low 60s downtown. that is where you do get more sunshine there. sonoma today reaching 63. 67 in ukiah. if we're complaining about how cold it is take a look at the rest of the country. this morning in bismarck, it was like 16 degrees below zero. so now it is a whole 10 degrees. so doing a little better there but, yes. pretty cold across much of the rest of the country. we've also been following the forecast for wisconsin for the 49ers. here we'll start to see winds picking up tomorrow afternoon. it is going to start to become a little bit more gusty. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. this is one of those diablo wind events. normally with high winds especially during the summer we worry about fire danger. i know it has been dry recently but we do have enough moisture in the vegetation to where we are not worried about that just yet but you do want to be prepared for the high winds between friday night and saturday morning. o

the benito martinez car keen us barton richmond sandra fell and san mateo bridge is this is the second of 3 one dollar increase is approved by state lawmakers 5 years ago back in 2017 and then the voters passed it in 2018. happening today in san jose deliberations will continue in the criminal fraud trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. she is being charged with 9 counts of fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy. she's accused of defrauding investors out of 155 million dollars while she was running her company. she claimed that her blood testing the new revolution that she was talking about weldon do what it was promised that it was going to do that. the simple of the finger did not do all of those tests holmes. well, if she is convicted, she faces 20 years in prison. oakland police. they are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. a man was shot and killed on saturday night. this is from the citizen app. this happened near 34th street and i 5.80 police have not released the victim's name, but we do know that he was 28 years old. no other information has been released so f

vehicles up a dollar from 6 to $7 that change will affect the bay bridge antioch bridge that the nation martinez the barton richmond, sandra fell and an mateo hayward bridges and this is the second of 3 one dollar hikes approved by state lawmakers in 2017 and passed by voters in 2018. now for weather check as we give you a live look over downtown san francisco. the falles sales force tower. you can see all the way across to the east bay hills. it's really clear out there tonight. and if you are going out on the slowly clear night get a warm coat. lawrence seems to be the bottom line. yeah. it's going to be really cold. one out there. temperatures getting chilly already the clear skies settling in. >> looks like tonight. you're going to see these numbers dropping off in the 30's even by midnight tonight. so yeah, your new year's eve forecast for you tonight. if you are planning to do a little wrestling where he was staying at home. yeah. outside those temperatures are going to be the 30's and the 40's at midnight tonight. it will be mostly clear out there and then tomorrow should be a nice day, a

kyle martinez says he came to location to watch the 49ers in the super bowl two years ago. he said he eagerly waited through the uncertainty of the pandemic to see his favorite team possibly do it. again. it's amazing. i mean, i'm a college student. i spend my whole sophomore year at home. just sitting from my laptop doing nothing to be out here be free again see everyone out here. it is happy. it's great. it's awesome. and for city officials, they say this team's playoff push is exactly what the city needs nothing like sports to bring people together. okay, especially at this time when we've had a rough couple of years for us to be able to come together like this provides a lot of hope in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news. so awesome to see alright moving on to another celebration san francisco's chinese new year. parade is back this year and preparations for one group are in full swing. i had the honor of being part of a lion dance ceremony that also paid tribute to one local local family who experienced tremendous loss. we'll bring these lions and dragons to life prepa

oakland 58, martinez 60 degrees, napa 59. san francisco 57. half moon bay 56. i want to show you your air quality outlook. it's going to be moderate from the north bay down to santa clara valley, and your allergens. your allergy forecast, cedar's going to be high and so is mold. with mindful of that. you may want to take some of your medication to go. elder and pine will be moderate and grasses will be low for today. long range outlook, we're going to stay dry. the dry pattern continues really pretty much all the way through the end of january it's looking like right now. we are going to see the wind pick up. we've got high pressure that's going to continue to build over the bay area. that's what's been keeping us dry and keeping the storms to the north and our storms to the south away from us. seven-day forecast for san francisco. wednesday, thursday, friday, no big changes. so again, it's going to be very consistent for the next several days, not even just in san francisco. however, by friday and saturday there is going to be a change, especially for the moun

reporter: for serving the homeless and other families in need, this week's jefferson award goes to hydro martinez. >>> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at >>> jazz music has a long and rich history in this country. justin andrews introduces us to a oakland nonprofit using music to shape the lives of young people. >> reporter: jazz. i use the word jazz as an identifier. the rhythm and the sound will have you moving and grooving. >> the joy i feel here, i don't get that joy anywhere else. >> music produces power. >> i see the power and the strength that it gives young people. i see that it opens the world up to young people. >> reporter: like this 17-year- old. >> music is my life. i am grateful for this environment here. >> reporter: she is a pianist and has been for 13 years. four of those years spent right here at a place where 1994 and celebrates jazz music and introduces its rich legacy to young people. >> it is a way of living and a way of life. >> reporter: once a week they come here to learn, play, and explore jazz music. >> it helps me express myself. >> it is like hom

a compost for 10 years, michael martinez gave us the tour of this composting site and panorama city. this entire pile over to laufer. nice airflow. and for all parts to really get to that center to get to words. most hot. he believes the new law will help people rethink what's trash where we've shown that from sacramento to san diego there are active and engaged in non profits and small businesses. wanted to focus on soil health wanting to focus on community health. this site converts the food waste from about 150 families. the goal for the state is to have larger scale operations as well. in l, a county that could mean converting nearly two million tons of organic waste. that was that was susan harris. suna reporting well. california's new composting law is the country's largest mandatory residential food waste recycling program. while it takes effect today, enforcement will come later because many counties are still working out the logistics. two bay area retail theft bus recover more than $100,000 merchandise coming up where the items were stolen. a wild and wacky roles. both bowl

that's going to be today. 59 degrees in san francisco. 59 in martinez. 59 in oakland. the mid-60s down through the south bay and san josÉ, 64 degrees. 61 in livermore and 62 for santa rosa. what can we expect with the air quality. we will see moderate air quality. anytime the high pressure lingers or rolls around it keeps our air quality moderate, and sometimes making it worst but we are going to say in the yellow category. what are we looking at when it comes to the rain? the dry pattern is expected to continue. the only thing you will likely see is probably going to be the wind, especially for some of the higher elevation areas heading into tomorrow and thursday as well. for the most part, look at this, sunday, january 23rd, taking this all the way to the end of january, and it looks like we will stay dry. showing you last week's drought monitor, and we will have an updated map this upcoming thursday, but for now 66% of the state of california is under severe. we did get out of the rain, and that's terrific. the series of storms really helped out. as you know, with

we'll also see mid to upper 60s in parts of the east bay, reaching 62 in martinez, 61 in redwood city, daley city reaching 57 and temperatures back to what we've seen the past few days with highs of 67 in ukiah and sonoma today. it's dipping belw zero in parts of the upper midwest and the plains states. also that deep freeze is plunging far to the south, even dallas waking up below freezing this morning. we have these mild temperatures, but we're also going to toss winds into the mix. this is tomorrow. santa rosa will have winds at about 23 miles per hour. where you see the dark purples and brighter colors, that indicates those winds may be roaring tomorrow with those diablo winds. that's going to kick up for the afternoon into saturday morning. still no rain coming our way, so that's going to dry out the vegetation even more after this stretch of dry weather, which is typical for the middle of our winter to have at least 20 to 30 days of dry weather. this is something we're not yet concerned about, but we are going to see this dry weather continue for at least the next several days.

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a high of 61 in martinez, 63 in hayward. and we'll see some low 60s for redwood city and san mateo. and san francisco reaching 61 in the mission district with north bay highs up to 63 in sonoma and 65 in ukiah. so we can see the rain still well to the north of us. actually it will continue to stay that way for the week as high pressure steers the storm track up around the pacific northwest. they have really had a lot of rain recently. but then as we go into the end of the month, we could start to see the high pressure moving out of the way and allowing for rain to come back to the bay area. so we're dry for now and we'll continue to enjoy it as our temperatures have been coming up a few degrees reaching into the low 60s and as we go into thursday and friday, there may be more clouds but we're not expecting much in the way of any sprinkles for the most part. and then going into next week as well, we're still dry but once again beyond that, we may start to see some changes. mike, you are track something delays near the bay bridge? >> yeah, always a concern in the execute spots through

little afternoon sunshine peek through during your lunch hour. 62 in san josÉ. 58 in oakland. 60 in martinez. 57 for san francisco. we are going to continue with the dry trend, not just for today but for the remainder of our week as we continue to see high pressure in the area. daytime highs will be mild and comfortable throughout the bay area. >> we have more local news coming up for you in just half an hour. hope your morning is off to a very nice start. if you need to find anything, you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> yeah >> watch her go. history in houston over the holiday weekend. that is 37-year-old cara d'amato and she broke the women's record in the american marathon she's 37 she gave up on competitive running for years, came back to it after having two kids starting a whole other career, and now she's the world record holder she's got her eyes on the olympics, too. she's going to join us live in the next hour. we have a heaping dose of inspiration right there. >> not only did she break the record she shattered the record it's going to be a real fun interview. >> looking forward

martinez, temperatures in the low 50s right now. we will continue to see the cloudy skies. we are headed for the upper 50s for this afternoon. nice and normal temperatures for early january. we're also going to see the chance of rain in the north bay and peeks of sunshine elsewhere. temperatures hit 60 degrees in san josÉ and even milder for the next few days. we'll talk more about that and when more widespread rain comes back. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. we will check back with you. >>> developing now, law enforcement is still trying to find the person that shot and killed a young recruit for the alameda county sheriff's office. >> this is before he could get his career fully started. bob redell is live in dublin. this has to be a big blow for the sheriff's office. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said they are heartbroken and disturbed. the recruit was shot and killed on his way home from the academy back to san francisco. this was yesterday afternoon around 4:30. somebody shot him on the macarthur maze interchange. this was as he was approaching

martinez, temperatures in the low 50s right now. we will continue to see the cloudy skies. we are headed for the upper 50s

port martinez and pleasant hill, upper 30's. in the north bay, napa at 32 and 43 in san carlos. it is five to 11 degrees colder in the north bay with cloud cover helping san jose be milder. cloudy with a chilly morning through 9:00. then, it is sunny but on the cool side to start out but by the afternoon, we will be above average. low to mid 60's bayside and inland. 5:30, sunsets with fog and a cooler sunday. we will talk about those highs for tomorrow near average and then what the last few days of january look like in the first week of february coming up. liz: thank you. the 49ers are in los angeles i ahead of tomorrow's huge nfc championship game, the third time the niners take on the rams this season. night as the 49ers took off for l.a. reporter: the sweet sound of the 49er faithful. fans waited hours to catch a second other the team as they started their trek to l.a.. outside levi's stadium, hundreds lined the sidewalk showing support. fans weighed flights, held sides, and screamed. >> i wanted the niners to see we are faithful, here, supporting them, setting them with goo

trowbridge dumbarton bridge, the venetia martinez, annie och and san rafael bridges as well. so the tolls to cross the over those bridges is now $7. although if you look now at least you won't have to wait in line. you're crossing the bridge that $1 toll increase was approved by voters with the extra money going for highway maintenance. you may not not notice a difference right away, since all tolls are paid. using fast track or after getting an invoice in the mail. well, milpitas police say a man suspected of killing his ex girlfriend is under arrest. police say they received a call just before one o'clock yesterday afternoon to check on a woman in the area of dixon road and north milpitas boulevard. the caller said the woman's ex boyfriend was following her when officers arrived at car raced out of the parking lot, and a witness told police they saw a dead woman inside the car officers pursued that car into fremont, where the car crashed in a 35 year old woman was found dead in the back seat. in san jose. police are investigating a deadly hit and run crash, police say. just

martinez, 59. down through the south bay, 69 for san josÉ. 62 for morgan hill. let's get a check of fog and visibility. not a worry down through the south bay, but if you look at livermore and concord, down to four miles of visibility. novato, we have dry and rough patches through some of the areas there. long range outlook. what can we expect? any real chance of seeing rain? not for the remainder of january. the dry pattern will continue and we will see wind start to kick up in the middle of the week. we will see the return of high pressure dominating the forecast. this is what will keep us dry and block any real chance of seeing rain at least for now. another popular question i get for south lake tahoe, and i assume it's because it's a holiday and people have the day off. high clouds at times, you don't have to worry about any advisories, wind advisories or anything like that for now. the next three days, fantastic weather in south lake tahoe. a chance for light morning sprinkles in san francisco. tuesday and wednesday we will continue to see the dry weather i

as we head north, martinez, hercules, even north towards vallejo, it is wet. highway 4 right now getting impacted by the light showers. the south bay, you have pretty much been dry the past 24 hours. we do anticipate you remaining pretty dry this morning. mostly cloudy skies for san jose. temperatures this afternoon for the south bay close to 60 degrees. littlewood light storm we have now through -- level 1 light storm we have now through 10:00 a.m. hour-by-hour we go. here is 8:00 a.m. still tracking pocketed rain. mostly cloudy skies. the rain moves out of the clouds are made and temperatures top out in the upper 50's your 60 degrees. let's get a check because a fire is impacting this morning. >> yes. we have really good news in the last minute or so. we saw those flames come down. atchs 10 hind the fir i live e. the fire started near the bar track wake just before 4:30 this morning. that has cleared. two stations have reopened. things are now running on time there. systemwide, bart is experiencing a 10 minute delay in all directions because of the wet weath

highs. 65 degrees in san jose. 67 in morgan hill and let's take you over to the east bay. 60 degrees in martinez. 65 in fremont. a couple mid-60s down through the south bay and the interior valley. 61 for san mateo or maybe you're heading to the city. the wind also not going to be a factor. it's nice and light from the west. i'll take you through the seven-day forecast and air quality forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> sounds good. >>> so do you love your job? next on "today in the bay," glass door is out with the list of the top companies to work for. the silicon valley company is making the cut. >>> and after struggling for two years brown sugar kitchen is closing. we talk with the chef and author tonya holland about the closure. you can find that full interview on nbcbayarea.com. head to our local section there on our front page. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm mana

both men have been booked into the martinez jail. investigators say they now know what sparked the wildfire and big sur which began friday night. they say there was a prescribed burn to try and reduce dry brush in that area. and it backfired during strong winds. the fire has burned 700 acres. it's now about 45% contained. there are still mandatory evacuation orders and highway one is still shut down around bixby bridge. strong winds over the weekend made things really tough for fire crews. they're hoping the weather this week will be better. happening now. the san jose city council is debating a proposed ordinance that would require gun owners to carry liability insurance for each kron four's. ella sogomonian breaks down how this might work in what opponents have to say about low l a. >> good evening. well, on top of that liability insurance, the ordinance would force gun owners to pay an annual fee of $25. and if past san jose would be the first city in the nation to put this type of ordinance in place. >> mayor sam liccardo and cou

this applies to the bay bridge antioch bridge punish a martinez r keane the dunbarton richmond sandra fell bridge and the san mateo hayward bridge. it is the second of 3 one dollar increase is approved by state lawmakers in 2017 have passed by voters in 2018. gas prices expected to be at their highest at the beginning of the year. this is according to the at gas buddy prices could hit a national average of $4 a gallon by spring and could easily reach $5 in california. this is all being blamed on the pandemic and rise in demand. things could get better towards the end of 2022 as for bay area prices. the most expensive gas is an app off $4.89 a gallon. san francisco not far behind for 82 in san jose. it's $4.75, the cheapest gas in the bay area is in solano county at $4 and $0.66. >> and our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look on fremont street in downtown las vegas and it is packed tonight getting ready for the stroke of midnight. yeah. which is coming up and to kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. so 2022 is coming in looking like. >> little or yeah. a quie

martinez, 62. in through antioch, 62 degrees. around the peninsula, 61 for palo alto. if you are heading to the city, san francisco in the upper 50s for the forecast today. ukiah, 64 in santa rosa. overall your high pressure here is lingering, so it's going to weaken thanks to a system to the north and south, and then it regains its strength heading into the start of the workweek. that will keep us dry for the next seven days in the outlook right now. here's what to expect when it comes to saturday and sunday. 62 in inland areas, and then we stay in the mild 50s with cold into sunday night and look. we are going to wake up, and that fog will be a factor late tonight into early tomorrow morning. i will have another look at your forecast coming up. >> yeah, that's it for you just for right now. >> yeah. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> starting tomorrow health insurance companies are required to pay for some at-home covid-19 tests. i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. we will show you how it's supposed to work, next. >>> we are counting do

martinez 61, around the peninsula 61. for san matteo up through san francisco, 63 in mission, and it's going to get warm as well in through novato. 36 for novato, santa rosa 65. how long is this dry weather going to last? well, we were hopeful about a system making its move on sunday into monday, but now the models are showing, you know, less of an agreement as for as if we're going to see any rain. if we do likely a slight chance heading into early monday morning but for the most part that system stays to the north and then we've got a system just offshore. now the impact of that system is going to be wind. not necessarily rain. what the wind is going to do it's going to actually dry us out even more. that drops the humidity and it's also going to keep the temperatures in the 50s heading into sunday and monday for san francisco so we cool off just a little bit. now let's see how the roads are doing with mike. >> everything is looking great right now, viana or almost everything, i guess. we'll look at the maps and we don'

the benicia martinez bridge car keane is dumb barton richmond sandra fell and san mateo bridge is not the golden gate bridge which is not owned by the saate. this was approved by lawmakers in 2017 and then the voters we all decided collectively in 2018 to increase of one dollar and we still have one more to go. happening today in san jose deliberations will begin in a couple of hours from now for founder of theranos. elizabeth holmes. she's being charged with 9 counts of fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy and she's accused of defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars when she claimed that her blood testing device would revolutionize blood testing when in fact, according to prosecutors, it didn't do that. but it didn't stop her from getting money being poured into her company if she is convicted, she faces 20 years in prison. oakland police. they are investigating the city's first homicide of the new year. the man was shot and killed on saturday night. this is video from the citizen app. this happened near 34th street and i 5.80 police have not released the victim's nam

morgan hill 6 and martinez 61, and your air quality outlook has pretty much been moderating all weekend long. you might have noticed your allergies clearing up a little bit. high pressure dominating and the world will get a little bit of the world taking up and that will make your allergies act up as well. a pretty weak one to the north. sunday night into monday, our models are showing a less likely chance that we'll see any real amount of rain heading into monday so if we do see any shower chance it will be further up to the north. for now our seven-day forecast locks like this. 38 degrees heading into early friday morning so tomorrow morning it will be cold again and then it stay drys through the weekend. also cold in the morning on saturday and sunday. san francisco temps will be in the 60s. we've got a system just offshore than will pick up the winds and that will also bring down our humidity as well. let's see how the roads are doing. let's check in with mike >> you talked about visibility much better than yesterday although the toll plaza had lower visibility and metering lights t