Gray on a sunday morning. Temperatures not too bad things the cloud cover. Heading up the upper 50s and san fransico oakland. The colder and the protected dollars and the north bay. Coming up 49 degrees. Time and the images after an allotted 60s and 70s. Said the may be a degree or cooler than what we experienced a trip antioch was a high as anyone 64 is the evanses got pretty close to 70 degrees and sematech and 70 to insult. Looking at it will be a breezy afternoon sun and clouds and the forecast for tomorrow. Were looking at the possible for a few raindrops at a for one midnight tuesday morning. But low pressure heading our way of making for entrances critters north of the Golden Gate Bridge. By tuesday of the sunshine gusty winds temperatures will be a little warmer on monday. All hopeful that the extended forecast on talking about a week it warm in a few minutes. sat or is pushing the game 7 that a playoff spot in the and it was a couple of moving on to around two. Warriors led by
Supposed to come down on you peretti good. Yeah, they had to make a contingency plan because of this weather thats coming in. We have been checking the doppler and its coming. Its not too far away. So were ready. Were prepared. Were under an awning. So hey were cover, were on bourbon street. But yeah, all of the media there, they are making other plans today. Yesterday though it was a pretty big event and its a big event in any super bowl and that is media day. And, of course, the harbaugh brothers are in town. They got a lot of attention and scrutiny. The new Orleans Times counted smiles during the media session. The 49ers jim harbaugh smiled 18 times. They actually counted this. His brother john from baltimore 47. So hey, whats up, jim . Each brother, though, they praised the other. Said it many times that i think im half the coach that he is. Im proud of what hes done. Proud of the accomplishments. Im very impressed with their team. Both want to desperately win and be part of a cham
Tens of millions of dollars have been spent protecting parts of Christchurch from flood waters, which Lianne Dalziel believes will pay off as heavy rain batters the city.