Its 43 around campbell and san jose. 42 in sunnyvale. The fog confined to the north bay. Few patches around santa rosa. And a quarter mile visibility in the north bay. A cooler morning, five to 10 degree cooler. A look at the fog through the next several hours you can see through the delta, north bay, 9 00, 10 00 not much left. Temperatures in the 50s at 9 00 as we go through the afternoon we have a slightly warmer day with low 60s inland and then by the afternoon notice the increasing clouds in the north bay. But will it lead to rain . Ill let you know in a few minutes. Thank you, lisa. New overnight the coronavirus is reaching corners of the globe. France is reporting the first death of a patient, an 80yearold man visiting france from the wuhan area. Four people outside Mainland China have been killed by the virus. More than 1,500 total. Yesterday china recorded more than 1,000 new confirmed cases bringing the global total to more than 66,000. In the u. S. There are 15 confirmed case
Death is confirmed in europe overnight. Good morning, its saturday, february 15th. Im kate larson. We have more on the coronavirus outbreak in a minute but first a quick look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. Good morning, lisa. Good morning, kate. Its a dry start. We do have patchy fog in the north bay. Also along on the coast. Threemile visibility. Looking at the east bay this morning numbers in the 40s. 43 in hayward. 46 in union city. With the cool 35 and fog in santa rosa. 48 with fog in and around the shoreline. Throughout the day today, starting out with fog and then 60s arrive with a few high clouds. Noontime, 4 00 increasing clouds, a weak front from the north will bring in clouds to the north bay and looking at that sun setting at 5 48. See the clouds there. A cold front will it bring rain . Not likely but we are talking wind and that could last through the holiday. Details coming up, kate. Thank you, lisa. New overnight, the coronavirus reaches now corners of the glo
debut since google went public 7 years ago. shares started at $45 and tripled by noon, finally closing at $94. tonight in sill silicon valleys david louie reports, they are asking who is next. reporter: at linkedin head quarters, employees celebrated with smoothies and krispy kreme donuts. overnight, this company was worth $8 million, turning some of the private investors into multimillionaires. a great time to be looking for money. not only institutional money, it is the public. and when those two entities are aligned good things happen. reporter: linkedin is the first of the privately held social network companies to go private. waiting in the wings are facebook and twitter. neither has indicated when it will be their turn but linkedin has indicated their time could be near. these are valuable companies, making cash, you know, they have strong business models. we are at a stage now, social media is maturing, i guess. reporter: it gives hope to the plethora of star