santa clara valley. be prepared about that with visibility down to a quarter mile. 30s and 40s this afternoon. daytime highs in to the 60s. my full forecast and when we could see changes. >>> traffic alert in effect for san jose. a deadly crash that shut down all lanes of 85. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's

farther for the santa clara valley up to 60%. inland and the east bay, middle 60s. 65 in san francisco and in oakland. as you go farther inland in the north bay, the off shore wind is a downslope wind that warms up even more. the temperatures approaching 70 degrees for much of the north bay and even getting above 70 degrees. temperatures backing down heading through the second half of the weekend. not a lot. still a mild weather pattern even once the off shore winds die down. around 60 degrees for san francisco and oakland most of next week. middle 60s for san jose. well above average for late january. the temperatures farther inland, lower to middle 60s for inland parts of the east bay and the north bay and along the coast. the temperatures will not dip that far below 60 degrees for high temperatures and there is no rain in sight for the next seven-days. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, sharks on ice. plenty of shot making except for the stunner at chase center tonight. >>> nba up top, the warriors, how to process this one. w

could easily get into the upper 60s for the santa clara valley. low to mid-60s on a widespread basis even along the coast, temperatures likely to get above 60 degrees for several days in a row and no rain in the extended forecast. we will keep looking for it with another new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your business with the ready. set. save. sale today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> it's a hangover that some people are okay with. a happy hangover for 49ers fans tonight after a huge win against a classic rival in california. >> how are your vocal cords today? >> they needed a rest. >> i'm a little hoarse right now. is static as they relive last night's legendary game. >> they were so heart

it could even reach up into the upper 60s for the santa clara valley. in the denny's bay will also have the low to mid 60s through the weekend, and even early next week. some of the warmer locations, going downhill. it will warm up even nor for this spots down slow. upper 60s for much of the north bay by friday afternoon, and even along the coast. high temperatures are likely to reach up to write about 60 degrees over the first half of the weekend. >> thanks paul. >>> the "cbs evening news" is coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell with the preview. >>> we have a packed broadcast tonight. the nationwide call to arms after the red cross declared the first-ever blood crisis. your incredible response, as i genuine donated. the "cbs evening news" is now just minutes away. >>> not too often i get to use the words 49ers, levi's stadium, and a live shot, all in the same sentence. the team is on the field, and they are still there. what did they have to say before trotting on to get the game plan going? don't move. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area , the retu

low s soutofthe bay santa clara valley. low 60s in the and in the east bay. everyone between 61 and 63 degrees. low to mid 60s for the north bay , and temperatures farther north might be warmer. the offshore wind continues, which means the gradual warming trend continues. the warmest days will be friday and saturday. mid-60s at least in the santa clara valley. similar temperatures and lint in the north bay. well into the 60s were inland parts of the east bay, and on the coast, temperatures top out around 60 degrees thursday, friday, and saturday. >>> all new at 6:00, live coverage of an emotional vigil happening at san francisco for a fremont woman killed after being pushed in front of a new york city subway train. plus -- >>> the omicron outbreak has decimated the san jose police department's control division. i'm devin fehely , and we will take a closer look at the plan to make sure there are enough officers on the street. >>> bay area food banks in crisis mode at a time that they are seeing the greatest demand. the desperate call right now for volunteers.

we are still seeing some patches of it on the peninsula along the bay shore into the santa clara valley as well as along the east bay shoreline. it's really lifted in started to burn off very quickly. the worst of the fog now is out towards the central valley. as far as we go, otherwise skies will be increasingly right towards the afternoon in temperatures he was, as you would expect, increasingly warm palo alto in livermore. we're in the 30's. now. you're back into the 40's. dublin, still hanging out in the upper 30's at 37. same number for you in nevado petaluma as well as santa rosa. well, fairfield are very cold. the spot at 36 degrees. really the biggest issue on our roads this morning has been the fog as well for the bay bridge. it was formerly a very foggy drive. but as you can see here at the toll plaza, things are ok now a 12 minute drive across the bridge. we had seen some fog as well over the san mateo bridge. that's since cleared. and you only got a 13 minute commute there. it's been nothing but sunshine on the richmond center fell and the minute drive there under the sunny

also, sunny, across the golden gate bridge, santa clara valley. as we've noted, has had some dense fog this morning. you are traveling at the limit for most of our highways. so you're going to slow yourself down if you do encounter those lower visibility pockets. i'm from san one. 0, one to mountain view at one o one right there on highway. 85. that's a 21 minute drive. that's actually really nice considering its commute time. a san jose to menlo park along one o one lot. so we're going to take you 33 minutes and also pretty foggy drive right now. james. all right, john, thank you very much. let's talk sports here at 7.47, the forty-niners are getting ready for. >> the final prep work done as they're getting ready to face the cowboys in the playoffs. the warriors are also hoping to bounce back after losing some back-to-back road games in this last one was. painful kron. 4 sports director jason dumas, u.s. has the update. >> the been about and for the most part they've been able to win in spite the but now we are entering a tough of this so they're

some patchy fog in parts of the santa clara valley and the north bay. temperatures, 30s and 40s with a chilly start. mid-to-upper 50s right around the bay and the peninsula and upper 50s to low 60s and inland, low 60s this afternoon. we will talk about the timing of the gusty wind and that will be coming up. >>> we start with a look at conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on and traffic is getting crowded over into san francisco. not quiet to the toll plaza but we will watch that with travel times just over 10 minutes from the maze into san francisco. you can see that traffic is starting to get crowded and into san francisco on the west and near the fremont street exit. we have usual stafford traffic and we are tracking brake lights out of antioch and into pittsburg with traffic getting busy through westbound for the 242 connector. >>> oakland school boards are talking about potential school closures. families and staffers vowed to fight back and let's go to kpix5's jocelyn moran live in the newsroom for us. how many schools

it will be the santa clara valley, san jose south toward gilroy under freeze warning starting midnight tonight through 9:00 a.m. interior tri-valley, interior east bay, on into the north bay, these are the locations to the north of santa rosa, near calistoga, that likely could once again see temperatures close to the upper 20s by morning. so tomorrow morning, bayside, mid-30s. notice the trend as we get into monday and tuesday. lows in the 40s my monday morning. 40s and 50s by tuesday as clouds come in, which means rain is just around the corner. so the frigid air starts to move out. raindrops come back in. we'll show you how much rain you can expect, how much snow this can mean to the sierra in our forecast in ten minutes. >>> the always impressive king tides are back in the bay area this weekend. this is a look at san francisco's embarcadero today. the water lapping right up onto the sidewalks. the peak expected to hit tomorrow just after 10:00 a.m. even monday the tides are going to be much higher than normal. king tides happen when the moon and sun are at their closest points to ea

just some cried in the santa clara valley and for the south bay. we are seeing some impact from that. if you look closely here on satellite radar, you can see that faint gray sitting right above the bay and some of our coastal spots while the rest of the bay area's actually really nice and clear to the south into the north of the bay area. that's where showers are and that's where they will stay. we're not going to be seeing any opportunity for rain fall ahead of us yesterday. we had a couple of light sprinkles during the morning near the coastline. not a thing today nor tomorrow nor into the weekend or into the start of next week. today's daytime highs will mostly be in the upper 50's. so a little bit cooler than we were yesterday. still a fair share of 60's on the map, though, brisbane down the burlingame in the 50's where as san carlos in mountain view among spots in the low 60's south bay. once that persistently gray, those persistently great conditions clear out you've got some solid 60's to expect later on upper 50's to low 60's across the ea

clara valley. a few instances of moderate air quality inland as well but there were a lot of green dots on the map indicating good air quality. the smudge and haze in the horizon won't go anywhere over the next several days. nice out this evening, temperatures are mostly still in the 50s. 56 degrees is the warm spot downtown. 55 degrees in san jose with upper 40s already for livermore and santa rosa. there will be's chilly temperatures out there by early tomorrow morning, a mix of upper 30s and low 40s except around the bay. upper 40s along the coast. high temperature tomorrow with a lot of sunshine and passing clouds. we will be 3 to 6 degrees above normal which puts us into the 60s across the board. right around 60 degrees along the coast but low 60s for the south end of the bay with mid-60s in the santa clara valley. low 60s for the tri-valley and a couple of spots stuck in the upper 50s further east. fog from the central bay will slow down the warm-up for antioch and entwood but yobrki through.

clara valley. that should improve slightly but moderate air quality across the board. no big changes to the overall weather pattern so the haze on the horizon is going to be with us. will see warmer temperatures by the end of the workweek. mid-60s for san jose by thursday and friday continuing over the weekend. maybe underestimating this temperatures a little bit. we are not being too aggressive with how much we are warming up the forecast yet but it looks like we're going to see pretty nice temperatures as we finish off the workweek and headed to the weekend. >>> a little sports, if you watched the 49ers and cowboys game maybe you cut your breath by now. it came down to those brutal final seconds. the 49ers are staying alive in the playoffs, beating the cowboys 23-17. san francisco is now set to take on the packers on saturday. 49ers faithful's say the long season between the 49ers and cowboys made yesterday's win even more thrilling. and they did suffer a couple injuries though. today fred warner

santa clara valley through the coyote valley to gilroy with the freeze warning. temperatures in the low 30s here and maybe close to 30 in a few of the colder spots. tri-valley with the upper 20s around livermore and towards the north bay out near santa rosa and low 30s expected. towards 11:00 tonight, we should see widespread 30s and then in that freeze warning time frame by about 7:00 a.m. on the coldest temperatures arrive, you could see the bay side. see mid 30s. so frost possible on the bay shoreline for tomorrow morning. and then towards monday, this begins to change. warmer air comes in and the rain chances return to monday and then continue through the week. the impact on the sierra coming up in 12 minutes. >> sounds good. thank you. you can track the freezing temperatures from the palm of your hand. find out just how cold it's going to be in your neighborhood. download our free nbc bay area app. >>> the official shows may have been cancelled but as you can see right here, fireworks still lit up the sky last night across the bay area. our traffic cameras c

santa clara valley and san jose also staying steady in the mid- 60s. a slight cooldown for inland parts of the east bay and northbay by the end of the workweek, but still above average temperatures and upper 50s along the coast through the weekend. no rain in the extended forecast. there are those signs of hope further down the line that may be, we can finally get some rainmakers to visit the bay area. >> may be in siberia. >> crossing our fingers. thanks. >>> nasa's newest eye in the sky has arrived at its final destination. coming up, how the telescope partially made in palo alto promises quite a history lesson 1 million miles away. >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, the alameda county food bank is incredible need of volunteers. we will hear from the executive director at 8:30. you can watch our stream wherever, whenever, find us on pluto tv and any other platform using the free cbs news app. >>> a breaking news to tell you about, the chp has shut down i- 80 at the bridge. they say it is for law- enforcement activity. in the m

further into the 60s in the santa clara valley. 67 degrees for san jose. it 60s were in the parts of the east bay. then you will warm up along with everybody else. mid 60s around the central bay. 65 in san francisco and oakland. further into the 60s as you go inland in the north bay. petaluma, 68 degrees. same for sonoma. ukiah, further north, you climb up to 71 degrees on january 21. temperatures are at the warmest tomorrow. we will back down slowly through the weekend as the wind diminishes. then we will hover right around 60 degrees around the bay. still mid 60s for the santa clara valley. the north bay right on your heels in the low to mid 60s. no rain in sight in the 7 day forecast. we track tomorrow's wind gusts coming up at 6:00. >>> coming up at 6:00, new signs we could be turning a corner on the omicron surge. the new data out, and what it means for lifting some health restrictions. >>> san francisco looking to expand police access to surveillance cameras to help crackdown on crime. why some are pushing back. >>> drama over digital billboards. a f

marine and sonoma counties and for the santa clara valley. also some fog this morning. so be mindful of those lower visibility pockets. you can actually see some of this low gray showing up here in future cast this morning right along the bay shore up one o one and out into the delta to now we are going to be seeing a good dose of sunshine towards the afternoon. skies ranging from mostly sunny to partly cloudy a whole lot like yesterday was and another momfortably. cool one with daytime highs climbing just a little bit further back into the low 60's for a lot of areas now into tomorrow on into friday, the weekend ahead of a skies for the most part remaining. nice and clear. we will see some clouds in there mixed in. but bright skies for the most part, high pressure ridge built up continuing to send any chance of rainfall. well, to the north of us, taking the long way around up into western canada in the pacific northwest, rather than just giving us some much needed rainfall. at least december came through for us because january certainly has

even later arrival for san jose and the santa clara valley, and low rain chances. i think lower than 50/50 chance for anything more than a trace in san jose but there is a chance for at least a few sprinkles to move through and some of the forecast models are indicating some measurable rainfall, even into santa clara valley. let's take a look at the northern half of the bay area. this will not be a substantial rain event by any stretch of the imagination. less than 1/10 of one inch of the rain indicated by forecast models in the higher spots but there are a few spots that may overachieve and get close to a order inch. about a few one hundredths of an inch for northern parts of the east bay. this model indicating six one hundredths of an inch but that is your best case scenario. i think it will be half of that or less but we will be up to mystic and hope for the best. let's take a look at what is happening right now. can good with fog flooding in from downtown san francisco where the temperature has not changed. mid and upper 50s at the moment, that fog will be pret

the warm spots farther inland in the north bay and santa clara valley. likely to reach the middle 60s. the winds continue, the temperatures will continue warming up to the lower to middle 60s for areas around the bay on friday and saturday with middle to upper 60s for san jose and the santa clara valley. by the end of the workweek, temperatures above average to finish off the workweek. heading out for the weekend. cool off, the coolest day in the forecast still brings us above average temperatures and absolutely no rain in sight for the next seven-days. vern? >> straight ahead in sports, big names roll do under. jimmy g. swivels his hips. and the warriors, well, they felt right at home. we are going up-tempo in a jiffy i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >>> warriors seven straight games at chase center. well, let the home cooking begin. did you know the detroit pistons have a

also to visit santa clara valley. moderate across the board wednesday. some improvement with the wind shift on thursday and backing of the moderate category friday and saturday. but, smudge on the horizon that we are seeing right now from salesforce tower, more or less going to be there for the next several days. cool spots are in the upper 50s, which, slightly above average. one spots, san jose, in the mid- 60s, well above normal for this time of year. tonight, temperatures going to back down to a few spots in the upper 30s, a lot of low to mid- 40s to start the day on wednesday. had amateurs tomorrow reaching up to four, five, six degrees above normal for this time of year. should make it up into the low to mid-60s. even right along the coast, temperatures will top out around 60 degrees. mid-to upper 60s for the one spots in the santa clara valley. low 60s in the and in the east bay. if the fog is more stubborn, you could be stuck in the upper 50s. we will be optimistic. temperatures and low to around the central bay. no to 60for the rth y. afte to 66.

the warm spots farther inland in the north bay and santa clara valley. likely to reach the middle 60s. the winds continue, the temperatures will continue warming up to the lower to middle 60s for areas around the bay on friday and saturday with middle to upper 60s for san jose and the santa clara valley. by the end of the workweek, temperatures above average to finish off the workweek. heading out for the weekend. cool off, the coolest day in the forecast still brings us above average temperatures and absolutely no rain in sight for the next seven-days. vern? >> straight ahead in sports, big names roll on down under. jimmy g. swivels his hips. and the warriors, well, they felt right at home. we are going up-tempo in a jiffy ♪i want to break free♪ (vo) imagine a place where we can finally be free. free to zoom without a meeting request. free to enjoy savory bites, and stunning sights. and free to reunite with old friends...and new. it's time to break free. ♪i want to break free♪ ♪ohhh i want to break free♪ (vo) ready to break free? plan your g

santa clara valley peer better for inland parts of the east bay in north bay. stronger wind. but, we also need the rain to wash some pollen on the atmosphere. we will be in the medium category through the first half of the weekend. still, alder and juniper is the top two types of pollen making folks sniffle and sneeze a little ahead of schedule for the pollen season. there is that smudge on the horizon. amateurs now in the mid-50s for san francisco and oakland. low to mid-60s further inland. later on tonight with amateurs going to drop down to a mix of mid-to upper 30s and low to mid- 40s. san francisco, actually, the warm spot tomorrow morning at 46 degrees. just marco going to end up above average below 60s along the coast. the middle portion and 60s for the south end of the bay with upper 60s in the santa clara valley peer low 60s and in the east bay. then, locally dense fog slowing down your. your mother just a little bit. low 60s around the bay. damages warming up to the mid- 60s as you had further inland into the north bay. temperatures in the long-range forecast, a lit

warm spots in the santa clara valley upper 60s around san jose. temperatures change not much thursday and friday but a cooldown as we head into the weekend. cloud coverage will headed our way friday and saturday but the cloudiest day will be sunday and if we see rain showers it looks like late sunday into sunday night will be the most likely timeframe for those but you see we are having no rain icons in the extended forecast but it's pretty far down the line in terms of not being too confident one way or the other and obviously we hope that we can see some rain sneaking towards us. not much we will take it we can get. we will check out the long- range forecast models side by side coming up at 5:30. >>> coming up, the 10th time getting into the baseball hall of fame? >>> a struggling south bay strip mall with eyes on becoming the next santana row. >> cbs news bay area and the weather extra segments. look at the amounts of rainfall we receive so far. 8:30 and 8:40 we find out what is on the san francisco special election ballots. you can watch our s

the south bay and santa clara valley likely to see the worst air quality in that unhealthy for sensitive groups range. once the on shore breeze kicks in things improve slightly saturday and sunday. improvement means we are still in the moderate category. it will be tough to shake the haze on the horizon. look at that beautiful sunset from the top of our hopkins hotel. temperatures today warmed up to close to 60 degrees, only 59 in fremont, then up to 60 and pacifica and concord and into the low 60 for seven cisco, santa rosa, and san jose. temperatures right now mostly in the mid and upper 50s to around 60, except half moon bay, the cool spot right at 50 degrees on the nose already. tonight, temperatures will change along the coast, only dropping to the upper 40s. inland, temperatures in the upper 30s to about 40 degrees. chilly but not that far below average. temperatures tomorrow will be about 5 degrees above average. low-end mid-60s around the bay. further inland, temperatures mostly low to mid 60s but the warmest spots especially in the santa clara valley and san jose warming into th

the area's largest hospital santa clara valley medical center in san jose says the growing numbers are clearly a concern in patients. vmc is screening patients at triage tents and finding a lot of covid infections among patients who came in with other issues. the number of covid admissions has doubled in less than two weeks and the number of available beds now hovers around only so 10% to 20%. that's forcing some changes. >> we have postponed elective surgeries and procedures for patients needing an adult in patient bed. however, emergency and urgent surgeries as well as outpatient and pediatric elected procedures are still continuing. >> at this point, santa clara valley medical center has decided not to follow the state plan that allows positive and asymptomatic nurses to return to work, but the hospital says that could change if it hits a severe staffing shortage. and finding a covid test when you need one has become a real challenge with the spread of the omicron variant, but there's also confusion over which tests you should be getting. do you want the pcr or the antigen test? as

clara valley. we should see better air quality by friday and more pollen being dispersed by wind into the medium and high category by friday and saturday. pollen in the bay area as well. barely seeing the towers of the golden gate bridge. temperatures dropping into the 50s, but still 60 degrees in livermore and santa rosa, close to 60 degrees in concord. we will end up in the low to mid 40s by tomorrow morning, normal this time of year. high temperature tomorrow, once the fog dissipates, faster than today, should climb up along the coast even into the low 60s. low to mid 60s around the south end of the bay, mid-60s for the santa clara valley. 66 in san jose. low 60s for inland east bay, cooler with fog stubborn there to begin the day. low 60s around the bay with low to mid 60s as you go further inland in the north bay with warm spots for the north, up to about 68 degrees for cloverdale and ukiah. temperatures will warm up more with offshore wind friday and saturday. even once we cool off next week,

we could get into the upper 60s close to 70 degrees in the santa clara valley. plenty of sunshine thursday, friday, saturday. fairweather clouds returning to the forecast for sunday and monday of next week. the above normal temperatures continue and below average rainfall is going to continue. there are signs that beyond the scope of the seven day forecast toward the end of january, we will transition into a more active weather pattern, but in terms of long-range forecasting, that is a long way off in the future. the seven day forecast looks dry, enjoy the above average temperatures and we will keep hunting for rain. >>> nasa giving props to citizen scientists. the agency says they helped discover a new planet. it is about the same size as jupiter but with about three times the mass, it's it's 79 light-years from earth and earth and is currently orbiting a star the same mass as our sun. physicist and a scientist helped nasa pin down the planets size and mass and >>> it. they did this through online volunteer projects that allow anyone to look through massive tel

and if we're lucky, maybe a couple low 60's in the santa clara valley. thanks, lauren. still to come, end of an era that old blackberry buried in the bottom drawer along with lose batteries and forgotten chargers will work anymore. >> we'll explain the latest after the break. >> and park for celebrating remarkable women in the bay area. we need your help to share their story. so if you know a woman making a difference in her community. you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and enter your nominations to get details on nominations to get details on kron 4 dot com. mmm. hey jack, how'd you get this spicy cluck sandwich to have the perfect amount of spice? i call it, jack's spice squad. who's in the squad? [whispering] it's me. my new spicy cluck sandwich combo. it's my best chicken ever. when a truck hit my car, my new spicy cluck sandwich combo. the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made

mid-60s for san jose and it is even possible that they saw santa clara valley will be in the upper 60s by the end of the work week. we gradually cooldown into early next week but one thing remains the same in the extended forecast, no chances of rain in the long-range data. we will take a look at the air quality forecast up at 530.a wi but jimmy garoppolo could be limited in practice this week. >>> betty white would have turned 100 today. the simple way that fans can honor her through a giving challenge. >>> streaming tonight on a cbsn bay area, a new study shows the omicron variant is causing fewer hospitalizations and shorter stays in california hospitals and other variance. we will talk with a stanford doctor about those findings that 8:15. you can find a cbsn bay area on . i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sha

much of the rest of the santa clara valley in the same boat pleasanton dublin livermore, each at 62. oakland, 63 for your high wall range of upper 50's to low 60's for most of the north bay this afternoon. tomorrow's temperatures will be a little cooler, but not much of a difference. we continue to fall a degree or 2 on into the weekend and early next week, staying dry throughout the entire forecast. bridges this morning have been just as easy to talk about. is this forecast has been looking outside of the bay bridge. we have conditions out there that are nice and clear. we are seeing a brew commute across the bay bridge. eventually anyways. that will take you less than 10 minutes. 8 minutes from the maze to fremont street. the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make that crossing and a pretty easy one across the richmond center fell too. only 7 minute drive there under all that sunshine, the golden gate bridge, 20 minutes to get you from. 37 down to the tolls. now we do have some issues in the south bay this morning to know we have a severe traffic alert issued by the chp and some of e

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clara valley as well. but we don't see that problem along the coast as much. so it's not the typical type of fog we always get from this infection. fog. what we have is a bit that offshore wind. so it's basically blowing the fog towards that general direction. it's spilling into the santa clara valley because of that this offshore wind will continue for this afternoon. good clip up there. looks like, but those winds kind of about 20 miles per hour or so. they'll settle down as we get into the evening hours. and it looks like the fog will come back again for tonight. handing it over to future cast for there's the mixing out of whatever fog we have for this afternoon. however, again, late overnight and into tomorrow, looks like the fall returns and this one looks to be around the delta much more in spilling into the central valley with kind of a high overhead like that. sometimes that can be a lead for those folks. hard to shake the fog off. even sometimes all day temperature check. we have 40's 50's now wit

also in the midst of it all the way down in the santa clara valley view from the east bay hills right here. kind of giving you some perspective of that fog pooled or right into the bay itself. much like yesterday. it burns off late morning and we do have that dose of sunshine later on today. just got to get through the greatest art. it's a cool gray start to what will be a sunny and comfortable afternoon yet again. high pressure ridge still sits in place even though it is weakening its grip a little bit. it's not enough to do more than just allow for some cloud cover to sweep across the bay area come late thursday into friday. aside from that were calming down today and just getting a little bit warmer for some parts of the bay area. some of the south bay will inch fairly close to 70 degrees on this late january day, some solid 60's near the coastline. bruno right at 60 degrees, south bay, as i mentioned, see some of our warmest of temperatures with areas like santa clara campbell and san jose at 67 degrees for your daytime highs today. the east bay settles into a range of numbers. ve

none of it will work to sour the fouls love of the area, according to the santa clara valley audubon society, they select different areas. they look for certain kinds of trees. they like. and the group kind of decide togethed, squawking and plentiful pooping as these birds continue ruling downtown roost, the race smart birds. i don't know how good they'll be at paying rent. and they haven't been great neighbors. so far, the city will conduct a pilot program in the next couple of weeks, but use green lasers similar to this. these devices have been shown to scare off the birds. try it for two weeks and then assess the situation. in downtown sunnyvale . jesse gary ktvu, fox two news tennis star, novak djokovic was included in the draw for the opening rounds of the australian open today, but he still doesn't know if he's going to be allowed to stay in the country long enough to actually play in the tournament. australian immigration minister is still considering whether or not to deport djokovic, who is not vaccinated against covid. his visa was canceled when he arrived in melbourne for

were you in the santa clara valley? nearly degrees this afternoon. talking more about this unseasonably warm january forecast ahead. >> 13 is the time we're checking on the weather here for you. as you head out the door this morning, john's been keeping an eye on all of our cameras in role. really pretty pictures, john. yeah, back to the coastline this morning because i couldn't get enough of this shot. half moon bay is sitting under brilliantly clear skies, whatever more mild areas this morning, too, with current temperatures in the 50's right along the coastline and some really nice conditions all across the bay. you just have to anticipate a colder feel especially the further inland. you get with some of our temperatures having fallen into the 30's this morning. so it's clear it is chilly out there, though. and it is another dry one. that's something that isn't expected to change over the next 10 to 14 days in this forecast, this high pressure ridge is replacing what was once major dip in the jet stream that brought a significant rain and snow ove

. >>> new at 6:00, the santa clara county valley water district and u.s. army corps of engineers have broken ground on a $200 million project designed to protect the south bay from rising sea levels. kpix 5 reporter devon fehely has details on a particular community that is at special risk. >> reporter: the goal of this project is to protect the flood prone community from the threat of rising sea levels. both the people and high-tech companies who now call it home. the u.s. army corps of engineers is building a 15 foot high levy along the bay inn in north san jose. three times higher than current protection for the nearby community. >> with the realities of climate change, we know that sea level rise is imminent. the goal of this project is to protect the coastal community, to protect infra structure around here. >> reporter: senator phi and diane feinstein helped secure federal funding for the for mile-long levy. the second and third phase of the project would extend protection from palo alto, south into mountain view and eventually into sunnyvale and san

warm spots will be in the santa clara valley. the coolest spots falling short. low 60s for the south bay. low 60s likely for most inland parts of the east bay. the tri-valley hits the low 60s but a little: for antioch in brentwood. some of that fog is going to slow down your warm-up by a few degrees. low 60s for the north bay. temperatures farther north are going to be running the 3-6 degrees above normal for the middle of january. temperatures back down slightly but the coldest days in the 7- day forecast more temperatures. the martin luther king holiday weekend is looking good. no rain. we will keep looking for those rain chances and hope they had are away.>>> even the 49ers opposition showed respect for this day in sports history.>>> a night of champions or should i college football up top. 2021 season closed for business. has aebersold a bunch of bulldogs. did he have to be this bulldog? no. it was the georgia bulldogs in white. 19-18 georgia. a kid from napa high school did the rest. 15 yards touchdown 26-18. the bulldogs defense pinned its ears back and at

into the santa clara valley and good air quality. it is going to gradually deteriorate. temperatures are in the upper 50s in oaklanddegr jose. by tomorrow, warmest spots are along the bay and on . anti upper 50s with a little flag to come to. the cloudiest day is likely to be thursday. temperatures are dropping back to what is closer to normal by thursday and friday. allen? >> thank you so much, paul. >>> it is a huge weekend for sports fans with an emotional return on the basketball court. vern glenn joins me now. >> what an epic sunday. say hello to victory monday. the 49ers had an epic comeback. jimmy garoppolo led the 49ers 88 yards when they just had to have it. 26 seconds left and then robbie cool would have the game win and they trailed >> just to come out the way we did, it means that. they shed a few tears and we still have a long way to go dallas nextd u can watch them followed by the fifth quarter post game show with your uncle vern . the cleveland cavaliers and the founders, thompson scored 17 points in 20 minutes. golden state beat cleveland. the joint was j

most of the bay area, except the santa clara valley, northerly winds gusting up to 45 with the possibility of 75 miles per hour in the mountains with downed trees and power lines a possibility. we are looking through the week with the strongest winds late tuesday into early wednesday. 42 in concord, livermore, 38. we have dense and thick fog, especially in the south bay. .75 miles in santa rosa in the north bay with the sunrise at 7:14 and sunset at 5:32 with mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. mid-to-upper 50s at the coast and upper 60s around the bay and peninsula. highs inland, low 60s with high pressure keeping us dry and mild with this low pressure system tracking across the basin and sliding south east of the sierra, the inside slider effect. and late tuesday or wednesday, with that time frame for the strongest wind with this offshore wind event. 57 in pacifica, 61 in redwood city and 60 in fremont and 61 for napa this afternoon with clouds streaming into day. breezy today and we are looking at offshore wind kicking in as we look through tuesday and into wednesday with those northe

santa clara valley reaching up to 60 degrees in san jose. the rest of the map, not much variation. between 65 and 70. not a change in the entire forecast. sunshine in the afternoon. more clouds in the forecast by monday. a chance for showers north of the golden gate and along the coast to start out the work week. us slight chance, lower chance than what we have on friday but something we will keep our eyes on as we head to the weekend. i will have an up date on fridays chances at 11:00. >>> if you don't have your ticket for tonight's powerball drop. you have more than half an hour to do that. and the jackpot has been growing for three months. is the seventh largest in the game's history. >> it's a lot of money. it can change your life and your families life. i'm going to take care of my family. that's all. that's all i can ask for. >>> if no one hits the big one tonight, saturdays jackpot will swell to $730 million. >> the family will be well taken care of. >>> the omicron outbreak hit mute on music's biggest night. >>> parents are easing back to school anxiety of mid-the search. y

the news comes a year after santa clara valley water district announced the proposal also had doubled in price. water rate increases will reportedly pay for the additional anderson dam costs. >>> today, president biden and first lady jill biden will be traveling to colorado to survey damage from the marshall fire. the fire burned more than 6,000 acres and destroyed nearly a thousand homes and businesses. last weekend biden approved request from the governor to declare the fire scene a major disaster. designation unlocks federal relief funding. >>> a massive snowstorm up the eastern half of the country from tennessee to massachusetts. spin outs and crashes littered the section of highway in western kentucky yesterday. in nashville there was snow fall of more than six inches shattering a decades' old record. outside washington, dc there is concern cars will be stranded once again on main highways. that was quite the mess. >>> 5:45 on this friday morning thank goodness, tgif. >> i love the way you say that. let's start with darren peck and some rain. >>> thankfully for us it is manageabl

the south end of the bay low to mid 60s and even further in the santa clara valley. temperatures will reach the low 60s inland. low 60s around the bay. it gets warmer as we had further inland. mid-60s for most locations. the warmest spot even further north. the warmest day will be friday and saturday. just a degree or two warmer. the offshore wind relaxed. even the cool days above average high temperatures. absolutely no rain in sight through the middle of next week and likely through the end of next week. we will keep looking. maybe february will be more kind. >>> i will miss everybody. it has been a long run and a lot of fun. >>> the neighborhood favorite that fell victim to the pandemic. >>> you cfs health economics professor weizen on a medicare proposal for coverage on an altheimer struck. the combined cbsn bay area this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout

clara valley. we have had this high pressure dominating in the area, so really we've had no chance for any of this air to mix out. it has just sort of been sitting stagnant over the region and it looks like the dry weather is expected to remain through the weekend. let's take a look at your forecast and highs for this afternoon. in san jose, 67 degrees. los gatos, 67. morgan hill, 67 degrees. in through the east bay, hayward at 65. antioch, 64. pleasanton, 65. around the peninsula, mid 60s for san mateo. if you are headed to san francisco it will be stunning because the temps will be in the mid 60s. a light breeze, not too gusty today for the city. to the north bay it will be in the mid to upper 60s for some areas. 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

upper 50s in the santa clara valley. those will be the one sponsor santa clara and san jose at 58 degrees. mid-50s inland in the night he spake in with some stubborn fog slowing down to warm up there. some of the cooler spots. a couple degrees warmer for the settlement in the north bay wants fog dissipates. our neighbors to the north, and the lake county, also reaching up in the 50s. political for like porten. temperatures staying nearly steady on sunday. same pattern. fog in the morning. sunshine in the afternoon. more clouds monday. not much of a rain chance except right along the coast north of the golden gate. here's the better chance of showers in the forecast by thursday. next week, it is lower than a 50-50 chance of rain overall. keep an eye on it. we will keep you updated. alan. >> paul. thanks. still had, mentor ship in music and oakland. we will tell you about the nonprofit helping young people find their own purpose perfect sound. streaming today on cbsn bay area, a star on the young and restless talks about b

the only spot that saw a break in the cloud cover were the south bay in the santa clara valley. those will fill back in temperatures drop into the mid to upper 40s, we will warm up once that rain moves off to the east, very close to average high temperatures, a degree or so below normal. if we get that sunshine to peek through it's going feel little bit warmer. 54 degrees for the cool spot, and 50 degrees for santa clara and san jose. mid to upper 50s around the central bay and 57 degrees for oakland, upper 50s for the north bay, a little bit cooler for clear lake. farther north the close you are to that air mass associated with the system. every but it will stay in the mid to upper 50s throughout the weekend. more clouds on monday, but that chance of showers looks like it's going to focus on the north bay to start off the next workweek. another chance of showers on the way by thursday. we are getting into this pattern where we see a chance of showers and some dry days and it repeats. we will keep you updated on that. and focus on the other focused forecast models. >>> still ahe

and even later arrival for the santa clara valley, and even lower rain chances, still less than a 50-50 chance of measurable rain with rain chances peeking late morning, early afternoon, and looking nice over the weekend. we will check out that we can forecast, in a few minutes. >>> a live look at capitol hill where it was an emotional day on the first anniversary of the attack on the capital that stunned the nation. we have a look at the days events. >> ryan, liz, it was certainly a solemn day, as lawmakers took time to remember what happened on january 6 of last year, kicked off by president joe biden having stern words, saying america is fighting for the soul of the country. former president trump pushed back on that narrative. [ music ] >> a twilight vigil on the capitol steps closed out a day of remembrance on the first anniversary of the deadly insurrection that shook the nation. earlier, president joe biden visited the capital and directed blame at his predecessor. >> i won't allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of democracy. the former president of the united states of

. >> reporter: freeze warning in effect overnight for santa clara valley, also scrambling to protect pipes and plants. avocados are susceptible, this homeowner covered tree with the tarp. but biggest concern is unhoused, at risk of hypothermia as the temperatures drop. nbc bay area news. >> track the freezing temperatures from palm of your hand, find out how cold it's going to be in your neighborhood, download the nbc bay area app. >>> prime conditions at tahoe ski resorts. palisades is reporting more than 17 feet of snowfall, just for month of december. blows away all other records. what's good for the slopes is good for the snow pack, which has a lot of catching up to do after years of drought. >>> new year starting to look a lot like 2021 on the pandemic front as the omicron variant drives up infections and to lesser extent, hospitalizations. will likely get worse before better but one expert is optimistic. >> reporter: will be ringing in 2022 in pandemic form with walkup and drive-up covid testing sunday morning. this campus is one of many sites to get a test before traveling, re

clara valley, the warm spots at 67 degrees for santa clara, cama, san jose in mourning hill. temperatures with a little bit 60s and lived in the east bay with fog in some of east bay valleys and slid under warm up a little bit, cooler spots antioch and brentwood because you are closer to the central valley and the fog it will be a bit more stubborn, low 60s for most of the central bay and maybe mid 60s on the east side of the bay with low to mid 60s as you had further north in the north bay 65 degrees around the park with temperatures in the low to mid 60s further north into sonoma and napa counties and inland and maceda county and lake county as well. temperatures don't change a lot on thursday, you see a slight cooling trend by the weekend back to normal temperatures into early next week, more cloud coverage streaming on friday and saturday with the overall weather patterns shifting around a little bit but we add more clouds to the forecast on sunday. no rain icons in the forecast there is a chance if we were going to see somebody that most likely the timeframe will be late

. >> at santa clara valley medical center there watching case numbers rise and they expect it staff to test positive. >> they have contingency plans to lose 20% of staff. something that they were waiting for and here it is. reporting from san jose, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> we are getting word that teachers in oakland school district will not go to work. they said that they are aware of an illegal "sick out" they said the action would be devastating to the effort to keep schools open and to keep students safe. >>> in san francisco hundreds of teachers called out six. 660 teachers did not report for work. >> district said that all schools remained open. >> the superintendent said that the district continues to follow public health guidance and schools are low risk settings by following proper safety protocols. >>> seen that is familiar to parents. many school districts are handing out thousands of covid test kits. juliette goodrich shows us how the distribution went much smoother today in fremont. >> reporter: de two of passing out 33,000 covid test kits has gone a lot better. they hav