data supports that at this stage we — think the data supports that at this stage. we keep the data under review but we've _ stage. we keep the data under review but we've seen significant behavioural change as a result of plan b _ behavioural change as a result of plan b. the widespread use of testing — plan b. the widespread use of testing is— plan b. the widespread use of testing is an illustration of the fact that — testing is an illustration of the fact that the british public are taking — fact that the british public are taking sensible steps to keep themselves safe, to keep their friends — themselves safe, to keep their friends and family safe, that's why there _ friends and family safe, that's why there has— friends and family safe, that's why there has been such a demand for testing _ there has been such a demand for testing in— there has been such a demand for testing in recent weeks. that, combined _ testing in recent weeks. that, combined with the bristol programme, is the _ combined with the bristol programme, is the key— combined with t

sunset at 5:04 and the sunrise tomorrow at 7:25 a.m. winter weather advisory still in effect until 1:00 p.m. for the west slopes of the sierra with another hims of snow in the sierra. catching a break for the rain with the ridge of high pressure. there's the second storm system of the week arriving on friday. partly sunny skies for the weekend. there which go. with that wet weather rushing on friday as we look to the weekend and early next week. back to you. >> thank you. coming up two twins born in california will share many things throughout life. while their birthday won't be one of them. >> and streaming today on cbsn bay area we will take a look at our recent storms and why we aren't out of the woods when it comes to the drought. that's at 1:15. we are always on at kpix.com and the app. we are also on the cbs news app. you can download it for >>> nato had hold a special meeting with russian officials next week. the meeting comes as russiaa masses thousands of troops along it's bored we are ukraine. a n ato spokesperson said think w

you're at 34 degrees right now. fairfield at 33 in santa rosa below freezing at 31. not the only spots in the 30's, oakland here. also there at 39 degrees. in the meantime, pacific of bodega bay. nice in the 50's compared to the rest of the day. you're feeling all right. i'll be talking about some 60's this afternoon in your forecast. first, though, a look at traffic with reyna. is it anything close to friday? light all you know what? it is looking very light for us on this friday. thankfully, that's the good news there. >> as you're traveling from the east bay right now, heading into the city about 8 minutes drive for you right now. no major delays along you're 80 as well as you're traveling along. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. will take you 12 minutes. 92 westbound there moving along pretty nicely out of richmond v the richmond, sandra fell bridge. a 7 minute drive for you. and we had some earlier construction along one o one. they just clear that off of one. 0 one. so now we're looking at a

they're going to be located at the eldorado campus at the district headquarters and at the hercules pinole area. students workers, by the way, can get tested as many times as they want. they just have to make an appointment. meanwhile, in san francisco at sf unified school district says that they're going to be taking a similar approach when it comes to handing out test kits with kron four's taylor second with a closer look at how they're doing that. >> san francisco, unified students and families in line to get tested for covid before students return to the classrooms on monday. the school district began its weeklong rapid testing pop up on sunday at district headquarters. testing is not mandatory. but we do encourage it before returning to school tomorrow. >> in addition to testing, though, are also reminding families, students and staff to get vaccinated and boosted if they're eligible, we're also sharing safety protocols that we had place throughout the pandemic. so we'll continue to have universal masking continuing you know, that put hand sanitizer in schools, encourage students to w

at least not yet. we know that we're not going to completely shut down or shelter and police like before, but they're all shades of gray of just not having people congregate. i'm not having people spread to each other. so we're just trying to be conscientious of those that come in and see car services every day, the city hopes to reopen its government buildings january 18th. covid permitting in newark . rob roth, ktvu fox two news. we've learned that a powerball ticket sold in sacramento hit the jackpot, the california lottery announced. the winning ticket was sold at a 7 11 store in sacramento. there was also one other jackpot winner in wisconsin. a ticket will be worth $315 million california lottery says the last two powerball drawings have been lucky for california. the other part that makes this wind so exciting for california is this is the second powerball jackpot in a row. ah that hit in california. so the last time someone won the powerball jackpot was just back in october three months ago. th

sunrise at 7:17 and sun set at 5:27 p.m. that strong ridge of high pressure, that blocking high pressure system setting that storm track to our north and bringing a little bit haze, hazy sunshine today with that sinking air acting like a lid trapping pollutants at the surface with the strong ridge in place. as we take you hour by hour, plenty sunshine today. 62 in pacifica this afternoon. we are looking at the peninsula in the mid 60s, 65 red wood city. inland locations, 63 in the tri valley, 63 in inland east bay in concord and 64 for the napa valley. next week, weather models are still trending drier unfortunately. next week looks dry as well. seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, first alert weather seven-day forecast and you see we are looking at cooler temperatures as we head through the weekend into next week with more clouds. inland east bay, north bay, coast, cooling it down slightly into the end of our week and the start of next week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways

and that's at 3 in the afternoon. the game, of course, is at 7, 30 at night there at lambeau. so is going to be lot colder. how the niners? i don't know what you think they're going to do in cold weather. aaron rodgers and that gang obviously very used to it. >> i think the niners will be ok, remember a few years ago, kaepernick came up there and it was really cold. he once you start playing are good to go. the niners, they're the team that nobody wants to play the nfc playoffs. i got to tell you, i'm not a niners fan, but i have nothing but respect them. if they beat aaron rodgers and mark it down, i think it will go all the way to the super bowl. i really mean that they but keep your eye on nick bosa, whether or not he will play. and fred warner, it look like you're trying to go back into the game yesterday with his ankle injury. >> we'll see what happens with that. bell earned. i think everybody still talking. let's face it changed the biggest talking. the nfl is regardless of what the 9 worst and why did you run the ball 14 seconds left. that is that we you and i were text

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out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fairly straight you're recognizable as a military person still she is the author of a whole slew of articles about this or military and history historical. i'm sorry the military political social sort of intersections of history in the era of the american revolution and the colonial era her first book belonging to the arm. can't followers and community during the american revolution still in print and absolutely an essential text for studying this period of time, but she's here to talk tonight about her hot off the press. i think this is maybe literally hot off the breast new book congress's own a canadian regiment the continental army and the american union canada. what is canada have to do with the american revolution, so please join me in warmly welcoming

that includes 37 at sfo and a handful at san josÉ and at oakland. only some of the problems have to do with winter weather, which is typical. more of it is an avalanche of travelers. >> some people, this was their first flight in two years and that means the demands were higher and stakes were higher and more people were traveling and it's hard to accommodate them on whatever flights are left. >> the "today" show will talk about it all morning long. and if you have a beef with an airline, uncle sam might be able to help you. >> chris chmura will show you how to open a federal case and what you might get out of it. >> contact the department. we are here to help. >> she's with the department of transportation office of aviation consumer protection. its agents take complaints about lousy airline service and investigate them and take action. >> ultimately there's a determination made as to whether or not there's a refund. >> before you start, collect your thoughts and document. writing down your saga is important, because the dot only takes complaints i

look at santa rosa at 66 degrees. novato at 65. even though the dry weather has been persistent for the month of jacksonville, i want to give you an update on the latest on the latest drought alert. this is released every single thursday. as you know, without rain there's no significant updates or changes to the drought monitor. 66% of the state of california remains under a severe drought. 100% of the state of california remains under some form of drought, but at least you will notice no reds on the map and that's great. that means we're out of the extreme and exceptional category. let's take a look at the extended forecast because the dry weather is expected to continue. if you look at the time stamps right up here, wednesday, february 2nd, we have a system that stays to our north. no real chance of rain for us. then a system just offshore for us. the biggest impacts will be a kick-up in the winds heading into monday night and tuesday. because it has been so dry, there could be some elevated fire concerns but i want to make sure

fake and overpriced at home. covid tests are all too common and an authorized retailers often try to profit by selling kits at huge markups. federal trade commission released an online guide to avoid being scammed by people selling these fake tests. they say you need to perhaps use a credit card when you make a purchase like this because at least you can dispute the charge if it turns out you were scammed and only by kits approved by the fda. and speaking of people selling these kits at huge markups. we've got the governor now signing an executive order banning price gouging on these at-home tests. this order will prohibit sellers from increasing prices on test kits by more than 10%. so that's the maximum they can do. and the seller who goes above and beyond that could face a fine or even receive jail time. anyone who's been a victim of price gouging for these at-home test kits are encouraged to file a complaint with the state attorney general's office. they will take it seriously and look into it. governor newso

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you can see a cool-down as we look at at our. >> that is about it. we're going to stay dry over the next several days. so that try streak continues to us. let's check in for a look at traffic on this friday morning. >>> let's start off with a live look. 680 southbound. and right now traffic is moving really nicely in both directions. it has been a pretty easy ride so far. so good news, sit definitely friday light on the freeway. watch your speed. be careful. and enjoy not having any traffic right now. on the bay bridge. traffic is moving nicely. bay bridge clear. metering lights are off. and smooth sailing all the way into san francisco. we're clocking in some pretty nice speedsover all with travel times still under ten minutes to go for the maze over into the city. e we did have reports of a trouble spot westbound 80. if you were headed off the eastshore freeway to the bay brim. that is off to the right shoulder. southbound 101 from highway 37. to san francisco. just about 19 minutes. everything clear in both directions. the golden gate bridges. 12

that is how thick the fog is at this area -- at this hour. we are dealing with this dense fog not only in the city, but along much of the bay shoreline. you can see low clouds really well right now. look at this. here are the tops of the bay bridge right here. once you get about cloud cover this morning, we have clear skies overhead. that fog is thick this morning. we do have a dense fog advisory in effect right now. this includes oakland, hayward, fremont, san francisco. because of this, we have visibility less than .25 mile. add extra distance between you and the car in front of you because this will be lingering for the next several hours. down to .25 in oakland, same in santa rosa. that fog is with this right now. temperatures are in the 40's. it is a chilly start to the day. that fog will stay with us through at least the 10:00 a.m. hour, then it begins to lift leader this afternoon. dense fog early on, sunshine in the afternoon. a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. we're going to the low end will 60's for our thursday. let's see ho

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it stands at $3.28. a gallon. of course it's always much higher here in california. our average price per gallon is $4.66. a gallon and it's expected to start easing in the 2nd half of the year as well. production catches up with demand. as for our local prices. well, here's the list. you can see san francisco averaging right now. $4.84 a gallon oakland for 74 san jose. 4.76 and sandra fell now with an average price of $4.79. per gallon. speaking of prices, the biden administration wants to help independent meat and poultry providers with a 1 billion dollar offer to combat inflation. the president blames large corporations and monopolies for the rise that we've seen in meat prices. basil john with a closer look from d c. >> good morning. the white house says americans should not be paying as much as they do for beef and chicken and the president says there is a solution. president joe biden wants to crack down on the meat and poultry industry to combat rising prices are going invest 1 billion dollars. >>

then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on elections in history a university professor teaches a class on politics and culture in the united states. from 1800 through the 1830's. she described how the country changed during the periods of presidency of thomas jefferson and andrew jackson. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on the program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. announcer: the federal reserve chair signaled an interest rate hike is coming soon. his comments came during a news conference to announce monetary policy actions taken by the federal open market committee. other topics touched on included inflation, the labor market, and the impact of the pandemic. the committee meets eight times a year. this runs just under one hour. as they who will explain, a backdrop in the labor market, our policy has been adapting to an evolving market. it will continue to do so. economic activity expanded at a robust pace, reflecting vaccinations and the reopening of

that will start at 5.30, at the coliseum. the same site, madden experience some of his greatest coaching accomplishments. tickets are going to be sold via ticketmaster and are set to go on sale later this week. all proceeds will go toward matt and charities providing education opportunities for the youth of oakland, madden passed away at age. 85 back on december 28th. well, it was a heartbreaker in southern california. the san francisco forty-niners came up short against the la rams in the nfc championship game yesterday. and now everyone is wondering what the future holds for jimmy g and the rest of the team. now, the team was hoping for 2 more weeks to work, but the rams came back from behind and beat the red and gold 20 to 17. they can thank a jimmy g interception for that one that might have been garoppolo's last path as a 40 niner as the team will more than likely turn to rookie trey lance to start next season. jimmy g says it was a great season, though, and he's ready for whatever happens. coming up at 3.45, sports dire

look at look at that. yeah. as solute they drive times are about 25 minutes because it's pretty slow, ok on to. yeah. they careful out there. you want to go slower. you do. i don't mind doing errands as long as you get. you know, i'd rather do errands along to dogs and that's 32 and okay to get back to covid because that's the big story. 2022 covid still. yeah. and a surge in covid cases. hospitals are seeing the rise. kron four's amanda hari has more. >> well, we have our been seen going up just like every other county after more positive covid cases comes more hospitalization. but doctor on mall, the director of healthcare preparedness for santa clara county says it's not currently as high as it was in december of 2020, but given what we're seeing in terms of community transmission, in terms of case numbers, we're monitoring the situation very toasty. he says omicron does seem to cause less severe illness with a higher number of people being infected. it is likely more people will end up in the hospital and po

if at all. the experts are also saying that masks such as kn 95 masks offer much better protection from the variant because of how easily omicron has spread from person to person in the air. >> side here, you can see that they always told this is not a well. fitted masks can linger in the air like dandelions, awful long, a period. so if you're making a lot of virus just cluess the way people talking and so on, you can have a little bit more linger in the air. >> yeah, mega events in the city have also been downsized to and boosters will be required on february. first for those who are eligible. a new survey suggests that many restaurants in san francisco are in favor of booster shot mandates owners are hoping that this change could keep more of their employees working. kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look. >> a new golden gate restaurant association survey finds half would support a mandate that all customers over 12 have a booster to dine inside. >> about 50% are supportive or would be su

i'm pretty hopeless at at that moment. but i will feel good have been able see people are really. >> you know. time protect themselves and others rather than just back off, you know. >> just 2 days after that incident, a second jewelry store at that and from all was hit last month. governor gavin newsome and attorney general rob bonta announced steps to address smash-and-grab thefts. it was part of a three-part plan that included bolstering local law enforcement response, ensuring prosecutors hole the perpetrators accountable. let's talk about our forecast right now as we take a live look outside here across the golden gate bridge, such a sunny and mild day. our meteorologist rodriguez is also talking about the air quality. it still looks a little hazy and that shot, but it feels better. there have been some improvements. yeah, there certainly has. but we're still tracking those moderate pockets of air particles pretty much for everyone in the bay area. and that's going to continue through the weekend. >> so we are going t

you're at a 13 minute ride at this hour. richmond center fell bridge traveling at a richmond about 9 minutes, chp posted. there's definitely remember. take your time drive at speed limit. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute drive this morning. well, in the east bay, police are investigating a fatal shooting that killed a man from turn a lot. it happened sunday afternoon on sycamore avenue in front would wear officers found apman suffering from a gunshot wound. the man died there at the scene and police say the killing was a result of a family dispute. we're going to keep you updated as more information comes out on that. a new york city fire officials say a malfunctioning space heater started a fire that killed 19 people in a high rise apartment on sunday. 9 children are among those dead fire. officials say this was the deadliest fire in new york city and 30 years. dozens of others had to be hospitalized. at least 13 people are in critical condition. firefighters say the flames only damaged a small part o

at first at first after the break. dr fauci weighs in on when we could see the end there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. sonoma county board of supervisors is reviewing the county's most recent health order. under that order, which went into effect last week. indoor gatherings in sonoma county are currently limited to 50 people and outdoor gatherings to 100. the order also encourages people to only leave their homes when necessary. some of the supervisors have publicly criticized the health department over that new order. where are we going? we are in and i'm really concerned about the statistics that we are reading about and hearing about the sheer number of covid patients and transmission circulating through our kana me. the supervisors are hearing from hospital and s

at the highs of the day. all 11 sectors of s&p 500 on the upside a terrible week last week for semiconductors teradyne clobbered some buying interest why this is the important thing. seeing more buying interest late in the day on friday same with industrials. some disappointing reports of general electric, for example. textron. caterpillar with a fairly good report and didn't say anything about 2022 it was down and 211. went down and trying to stay positive at this point here been a drag on the dow energy stocks holding on going into the earnings for some of these companies and been a big market leader in the month one sector held up only 3% of the s&p 500 banks did well new highs on most. dropped about 10% in the 2 weeks or so after the earnings reports and stabilize. you can see the overall market is finally starting to show broader buying interest. after for what to look for, a number of people whose opinions i respect messaged me about the ism manufacturing tomorrow we bottomed on friday with reports comi

what are we looking at? and we're looking at pretty light conditions here at 4.18 this morning as you're traveling out there. >> no major hot spots. so that's the good news for you. traveling from the east bay heading into the city right now to take you about 7 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and check on the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula at about 13 minutes for your drive times. still, conditions are moving along pretty quickly. there heading richmond across towards san rafale. you're looking at a 6 minute drive. so traffic conditions definitely going down golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes for you there. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain. it is for 19 and happening today in oakland, the school district will be holding a special meeting to discuss recommendations for consolidating some schools. and this comes after parents received a letter last week from the district explaining why they're considering some sc

at prices you'll really want. start the year fresh at lowe's. shop lowe's store & save event now in-store and online. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a time for you now going on 4 or 05:30am, this morning. and we are excited because there's going to be a lot of sunshine today last week, john, when you're out lot of rain at we definitely need the rain, too. but now we can plan some things outside. get things done. good morning. shows the right week for medication ring shows the right week to come back to because it's whether it's smooth sailing this week. we're not looking at much to interrupt this trend of dry and mild weather. >> that we saw yesterday south sunday as well. so we definitely can wave goodbye to the gloomy misty conditions that last week brought a lot of you can see berkeley hills camera and are some bright skies. we are seeing some patches of fog for this to inland out towards the central valley. a couple spots near the coastline. but most of us are actually really fun free this morning. just a little bit of low clou

how in — there's a commission looking at that right now in london at the moment. but that— right now in london at the moment. but that should be done through a democratic forum in general, it shouldn't— democratic forum in general, it shouldn't be up to people taking a free—for—all against particular statues — free—for—all against particular statues - _ free—for—all against particular statues — in this case, people have done _ statues — in this case, people have done that— statues — in this case, people have done that and a jury has decided it's tolerable and acceptable on this occasion. but there's a democrat— this occasion. but there's a democrat as a broad principle, it's not democrat as a broad principle, it's hot the _ democrat as a broad principle, it's not the right way to do. an interesting _ not the right way to do. in interesting quote from one of the four, sage willoughby, saying, "we didn't change history, we rectified it." i suppose the question is for the police, where they write in bringing this prosecution for the first

take a look at the live view at the golden gate bridge. we have low visibility and the roads are wet and the cars in front of you will be kicking up water. this is just for the past 24 hours, we have gotten over four inches of rain at mount tam, scott creek and the santa cruz mountains getting over two inches of rain. napa, three quarters of an inch. it has been less than half an inch for san francisco. parts of the east bay, we barely measured anything in san josÉ and the south counties. as we are waking up and heading out, wet weather lingering. we are tracking stormranger, that's our mobile doppler radar, and we see scattered showers in the same spots, and the north bay seeing some of the showers tapering off. you could see it coming back by late morning into the early afternoon, and the evening commute is also looking dry but there will be showers coming back early tomorrow morning, and then as we go into the next couple of days, just in and out of the rain. in all, we're not looking at anything significant here, just beneficial rainf

but also back here at home, john. yeah, to stay here at home. i know we've got near woods, its national monument. technically it's going to be a really nice day up there. >> pinnacles likely going to be in the 70's that just about an hour south of the bay area. so especially if your event or a family event. there you go. we are looking at conditions at donner summit, which is a national park, but a national forest looking nice and clear. we do have that snow. birds still piled high on the side of i-80 right there. but we are looking at a very dry week ahead of us and actually warming up in the sierra nevada that we are going to be looking at some conditions. that is our skiers and snowboarders take to the slopes. they'll probably be setting a couple of layers. we are seeing daytime highs today climbing to the warmest of the week by only a couple of degrees, but still a pretty moderate uncomfortable day. some spots in the central coast in the 70's here in the bay area. we'll be rounding out the afternoon in the 60's. this high pressure ridge that

look at them popping, once again , at this hour. we have it up 73.25%, but this is a story we'll be on the video game retail chain stock. david's and i say pleural, are banding together to tear down the wall street goliath. retail or individual investors have flooded a wall street- focused reddit chat room with the explicit goal of aiming their sling shots at big hedge funds that are short or betting against game shares, and in a stunning move, they appear to be preventing the shorts from making huge profits on the stock s decline. that was one year ago, the height of meme stock mania, when the reddit revolution grabbed the collective attention of millions of investors, wall street masters of the universe, and eventually regulators. it all began when individual investors gathered in reddit chat room wall street bets, banned together, and flipped the tables on the financial world goliath by piling into heavily shorted stocks and pushing them up. does the man who started the movement years ago believe the mania is over or just beginni

if at all. the experts are also saying mash such as a kn. 95 offer better protection from the variant because of how easily omicron has spread from person to person. >> side here, you can see that they always told this is not a well. fitted masks can linger in the air like dandelions, awful long, a period. so if you're making a lot of virus just close the way people talking and so on, you can have a little bit more linger in the air. >> a cave in to the city of also been downsizing boosters are going to be required on february. 1st, for those who are eligible. and the north bay, the surge of the omicron variant strikes a blow to the release of a popular beer santana rosa russian river brewing companies postponing their 2 week. ply me the younger event kron four's dan thorn has that story. >> the lines of people who show up from all over to taste pliny the younger. we'll have to wait a little longer. the makers of the world famous triple i have pushed the release date from february 4th to march 2

at the — to me that they're going to review this at the end ofjanuary because it will— this at the end ofjanuary because it will be — this at the end ofjanuary because it will be that they will get the full figures in term of the full impact — full figures in term of the full impact of how i'm a affected covid rates _ impact of how i'm a affected covid rates and — impact of how i'm a affected covid rates and hospitalisation rates as well from — rates and hospitalisation rates as well from the lead up to christmas and new— well from the lead up to christmas and new year seeing as we haven't had any— and new year seeing as we haven't had any restrictions whatsoever in england — had any restrictions whatsoever in england i— had any restrictions whatsoever in england. i think that masks as well as lfetter— england. i think that masks as well as better ventilation systems within the schools will be things that the government will be pushing forward because _ government will be pushing forward because it _ government will be pushing forward because it doesn't seem as if a l

at least through the middle of the month at this point. and then when we look at the sierra snow pack. it is decreasing rapidly, even though we're at people in% of normal. just think about a couple weeks ago, we were over 100% of normal. and we do continue with dry weather and warm temperatures in the forecast through the weekend as well as early next week. marcus and chris? >>> thank you. happening now, the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for covid. he made the announcement through his usual twitter account this morning. he said he is feeling fine and will work remotely this weekend. he is encouraging everyone to get vaccinated and boosted. he announced last week that he was going into isolation for five days after one of his children tested positive. >>> we just got an update on that breaking news we were telling you about at the top of the show where ant i don't know police have confirmed at the scene of an investigation, where the bomb squad is there. they also found a body. right now, they're telling everyon

and take a look at this. crews had to do quite a bit of work to get ready for tonight's steelers-chiefs game in kansas city. more than 150 workers cleared out snow at arrow head stadium this weekend. snow was hauled away by the truckload as crews shoveled from sun up to sun down. temperatures in the 30s right before the game that aired right here on nbc bay area. the chilly weather didn't stop kansas city from winning the game to move on in the playoffs. >> much more from anthony a little bit later on but right now, more on the forecast. and we got the national map out there, rob. >> it's january. you can tell. a bit of kind of a reality disportion field here in the bay area with our numbers in the 50s and 60s today. but east of the sierra, there you go, 20s and 30s. green bay, 20. and look at that snow storm hurling up the east coast. slight theys to the northeastern airports possible tomorrow with that active weather to the east. and well, about a week from now, out at lambeau field, this is a look at game-

now at that is the spot at >> a person was struck and killed and we've just found out that police are telling us that person was struck and killed in the dark in the fog and everything over there in san jose was the suspect of the stabbing that happened. >> at a home on ocala avenue and we bring up the map here. so police say what happened was there was a stabbing. 3 people were stabbed at this home call avenue and those 3 victims are in the hospital. they have non life threatening injuries. but after that, the attacker took off and police believe that the attacker was struck and killed at that spot that john just had. we're now the hot spot is and that is where that happened. so we've got the connection now between those 2 scenes police on the scenes of both of those situations, kind of gathering evidence. and following that story. so that's the breaking news that we're covering this morning. i'm john, you have more traffic to cover now as well as the weather for us. so let's go ahead and start from. and we actually just have an immediate update that literally just dropped from that

we are at 50 in vallejo. 33, fairfield. 55, half moon bay. nevada at 41. highs later today, we should be in the upper 50's we will be back into the mid 60's, so above average. sunshine, partly cloudy in the afternoon with 63 in the city. 66, santa rosa and san jose. and overnight tonight, a little bit of patchy fog in the north bay and temps in the 30's and 40's under partly cloudy skies. let's talk about that pattern over the next eight days. high-pressure will be sitting right here. that will keep the storm track away from california, and that is why as we get into february, the dry pattern will continue. we thought that we could get rain next week, but this bridge will not be budging. -- ridge will not be budging. the weekend is looking nice. partly cloudy skies on monday. breezy next week as the dry pattern marches on. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. julian: if you are having a 49ers watch party tomorrow, reconsider your menu. the food that will be hard to find. kumasi: double kumasi: here are the seven things to know. one, wi

look at the fog there. chp has actually issued a fog advisory for the bay bridge toll plaza because of the limited visibility. there are no heavy delays or backups, so we hope everybody is driving safe on the bridge and the metering lights are still off. >>> let's get a check of your traffic overall. the yellow spots here, this is representing the fog. there are just a couple spots in san francisco waking up to the early morning fog and your bridge drive times right now, westbound 80 towards the bay bridge, it's slowing down, about nine minutes right now. and 92 towards the san mateo bridge, you are looking at about 12 minutes. it's foggy on the bay bridge. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> what could be a devastating setback for the biden administration is looming in its effort to boost voting rights. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new comments from the president as he faces unexpected roadblocks on capitol hill. >>> plus, more problems for california's troubled employment development

oakland at a cool 63 isis at fremont at 65 degrees. don't want to rob. you have that nice temperature that you're going to be seeing now as far as tomorrow goes a little bit warmer saturday and friday, our warmest days also among our windier ones. we cool things down just a couple of degrees into next week. but overall, we're staying clear and staying dry all the way through the forecast. now, bridges this morning, of course, have been super foggy, as we've noted, our hillsides have been. all right. it's the bridges and our bayshore drives that have been so so poor. as far as visibility goes, looks like people starting to slow down a little bit there at the bay bridge toll plaza as traffic picks up a bit. your san mateo bridge commute tank. that is definitely a drive right there that i don't want to be making this morning. and if you have to take it, i'm sure you want to give yourself that extra few minutes. richmond center fell bridge pretty empty. we are seeing some fog on it as well as we are at the golden gate bridge, which is also fairly empty this

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look at that. coit tower still lit up, honoring our 49ers for the big playoff game this weekend. we're ready to cheer them on. across california, i think temperatures should be pretty nice. >> they're going to be really lovely. and that's the fantastic thing about them playing in so cal, they don't have to get used to the weather because they're staying in california. if you are going to be watching the big game from home, it's going to be sunny here, a couple of high clouds. the temps in the 60s for san francisco, maybe you're going to be actually making that drive down to l.a. well, here's what we're expecting for the weekend forecast down there. 70s. look at that. a lot of sunshine for the big game on sunday, for tailgating the weather is going to be absolutely perfect. perhaps you're heading up to napa valley, temps in the mid-60s. overnight it's going to stay chilly in the 30s, friday, saturday and sunday you'll wake up to cold overnight lows. right now in lake tahoe, about 10 degrees. if you'

just look at that. they tell us they didn't even hear the wind and couldn't believe their car was destroyed. and in berkeley a tall redwood tree toppled over. the fire department tells us it responded to more than 50 calls for service, mostly related to trees and downed power lines. >>> and north of napa, the famed silverado trail is still closed because of downed power lines. it shut down around world renowned wineries, and crews say at the earliest work could be done this morning. >>> for many in the bay area, it's been a struggle to find any at-home covid tests in recent weeks, but santa clara county came to the rescue for people who live and work there. "today in the bay" shows us. >> reporter: instead of heading to a local pharmacy and finding this, today 1,800 people in santa clara got their hands on coveted at-home test kits during the event. >> i think it's great. we need to do more self-testing. >> reporter: santa clara handed out free test kits at martial cottle park and there's also a locatio

finally, at 3:00, a new one poll surveys looked at the top time wasters. more than half of people sat waiting on hold is the biggest time thief followed by waiting in line and then sitting in traffic. another big time suck is social media. overall, people reported about two hours of wasted time every day that they could be sleeping. or doing anything. >> don't go down the rabbit hole. >> every day when i'm on the bay bridge. test tak your time captioning sponsored by cbs .>> o'donnell: tonight, the big news-- free covid tests that you can get shipped to your home. why the biden administration launched the web site early, and how you can place your order. the signs of hope and despair in the battle against covid. some areas see a decline in cases and hospitalizations, but in places like oklahoma city, there are no i.c.u. beds left. the concern tonight that up to 300,000 more americans could die in the next two months. 5g fears: the rollout of an ultrafast wireless network delayed near some of the nation's airports. why airlines warn the mobile technology co

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the lazio and napa each at 44 while san mateo at 49 roadways this morning, our bridges, at least are still very packed in as far when you're talking about fog. not so much as far as traffic goes much easing at the bay bridge toll plaza. i've been looking at the past few hours and it's just been really backed up not so much anymore. can't even see the traffic at the san mateo bridge. foggy, but it's only taking 14 minutes to make your way across there and definitely do so. a little slower amid that dense fog richmond center fell bridge, still a backup at the toll plaza and it's actually backed up about 2 mid span. even once you get through the tolls. as for the golden gate bridge, 20 minutes from the intersection of 37 down into san francisco. once you reach the tolls there, daria. >> thank you, john. this is weather related it's been driver couple of weeks now and the rainfall that we got earlier in the winter turns out was so good. it set several records that it did a lot to replenish local reservoirs and that's a good thing. and it means some changes in marin county. they're going

you're looking at similar gains in european futures as well yen at 2017 low. we're going to have juliet saly touch on this in a bit. we will look at brent crude just above $79 a barret >> looks like they're going to take the 470,000 barrels that we were talk about. more than a mill won people in the u.s. are diagnoseed with covid-19 on monday. it's a record number of case it's the highest figure recorded by any country for a single day by a large margin. let's bring in tim low assessing the data. it's a mind-blowing number. but is that even the full -- the full scale of what could be present in the united states, tim? tim: yeah, it's truely after two years of fascinating case numbers around the world to see one million in one country in one day is mind-blowing for a lot of people this a lot of people might think there would be under degrees counting. this does not include a lot of the take home tests that a lot of people are using and using it decision based on the results of that. and that is, you know, because people with omicron action silver lining here is

you're sitting at 38 degrees. some of our coldest temps petaluma and saint helene and not much above that at 39 degrees nap at 38 in fairfield are very spotted. 37 compared to our most mild spots like san francisco, pacifica and berkeley in the low to mid 50's. we do have a pretty wide range of temperatures this morning in some of us are starting up a lot colder than we were yesterday, such as the case in napa down 11 degrees from the same point yesterday. so after a cold start to this morning, we do have some of those most mild of temperatures that i mentioned. daytime highs climbing well into the low to mid 60's later on and keeping that sunshine around in full force just as we will for a lot of this forecast. i'll be breaking down. what else to expect as we make our way through this week. still to come john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic this morning as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. >> about a 10 minute drive to make it to that fremont street exit. the san m

students at hayward started off the week at home. hayward unified says staffing shortages caused by covid cases forced the move to have all students learn virtually through friday. students will return to in-person learning a week from tomorrow. and be on a minimum day schedule all next week. no lockdowns on the horizon based on california's hospitalization projection, governor newsom says there won't be more statewide restrictions or business shutdowns. he says 100% another lockdown and school closures are absolutely not on the table. as california struggles to manage the omicron surge. well, no lockdowns but more restrictions just into our newsroom because of the omicron variant. sonoma county is issuing new health orders forbidding large gatherings starting wednesday the health officer is canceling indoor gatherings with more than 50 people. outdoor events with more than a hundred people if the group cannot social distance. the new orders remain in effect until february 11. she is asking people to stay home as much as possible the

bike accident at the time. he left the hospital in order to take the interview with the president of the united states showing how determined he was to get on the court and stay on the court until 2022 and we'll see what the politics are now for president biden in selecting a successor to justice stephen breyer. >> a long talked about and so many different dynamics regarding roe and ginsburg and so forth, eamon. thank you. holding on to gains. tesla tonight. let's get to the half. >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report," i'm scott wapner. front and center what might be the most important day for your money in years a fed decision just two hours away and now stocks hanging on the edge in what's been an incredibly volatile week the investment committee here with me to debate the road ahead. here for the hour today, sarat, jim lebenthal and joe teranova and pete najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com s&p 500 up 1.5%. the nasdaq with a nice gain into the fed meeting up 300 points. the ten-ye

i am looking at this as a doctor. the reason we had all those restrictions in place was to control infection and outbreaks. an investigation needs to happen because when you have gatherings of that size, up to 100 people together at a time when we didn't have the protective measures we have now, how much infection was attributed to that? how many people called covid? how many people passed it on to others inadvertently, not realising they were incubators, passing on a deadly virus. there are so many unanswered questions here. what we do know is that gatherings caused infections. what i also want to know, we were having quite regular briefings from number ten and politicians and chief medical officers. at that time you couldn't move without asking for advice about what you could judge could not do. did they seek advice from their chief medical officers, sage, the chief scientific officer speaking to us almost daily? were theyin speaking to us almost daily? were they in the know? i am not suggesting that they were, but