unfortunately, i can t even say silver lining. right? to the day, just wet day, if you are headed out this morning, or even this afternoon, make sure the umbrella is handy. leaving it in the car. grabbing the raincoat, as you step outside. while not seeing ton of precipitation, in the philadelphia metro area currently, we are starting to see those showers develop, especially off to the south, wilmington getting maybe few sprinkles down, dover area, zoom out, or if we doo can zoom out see bigger band of showers and maybe even few isolated rumbles of thunder along the front that s extending it self down to the south and west toward baltimore, washington then further off to the west toward hagerstown maryland area, as well. fog developed this morning, so again, driving around early on this saturday, be wary of that. it will be cool afternoon. quick break from the kind of damp and dreary weather for our sunday, then chilly and rainy even as we go into the coming week. so outs
little bit? i want to say that we ll have some today, i just don t see it. i don t want to lie to the folks. i know. but tomorrow, tomorrow, might not be bad afternoon. something to look forward to. so we have light at the end of the tunnel. figure tiffly and literally. i ll take it. yes, little bit of the showers for us today, of course, seeing them already, move across storm scan3 radar. and even though we see, do see some of the rain, it is not too bad across the entire area. a wash out after morning. taking a look outside right now, up near the broad heads ville, looking at 50 degrees, you can see, maybe few breaks in the clouds in the far northern suburbs of philadelphia, but, don t be surprised if those clouds thicken back up pretty quickly. then we also look for maybe few showers. now much different scene here across center city, 55 degrees, for our temperature, little bit of fog, a little bit of mist maybe out there already, northerly winds at 10 miles a
bay bridge. this is east of fremont exit. this is about 30 minutes ago. lanes one, two and three on the upper deck are still closed. so it s still slow going. we ll keep you posted on that. good news is no one was hurt but there has been one arrest. it s a first for the city of walnut creek. an overnight homeless shelter. they also fear it will lead to trouble. nbc bay area elyce joins us from walnut creek. the cold and rain is here. what s the plan moving forward? reporter: absolutely and organizers had to go through a lot of hoops to get this overnight shelter open. guards will be on duty 24 hours a day and homeless will be required to register. still, many are concerned. you can see just how close the homes are but starting tomorrow as the wet weather hits, homeless will be bused into the neighborhood here. jeff cooper is ready. me and my dog are going to the shelter. reporter: his dog has his tags and the 52-year-old is signed up. it s hard. i don t like asking.
of mali. within the past 30 minutes, we have confirmed one of the people killed in this attack has family here in the bay area. here are the details. the siege began this morning when suspected islamic terrorists excuse me, extremists armed with guns and grenades stormed a luxury hotel in mali sttackers began collect hostages and they asked if they could recite a muslim declaration. those who could were allowed to escape. security teams launched a counterattack and ended the siege. you can see the video from inside the hotel. there are conflicting rorlths on the number of victims, but it is believed at least 27 people were killed. we mentioned one of them, an american woman with bay area connections. we re expecting to hear from her family later this evening. now, an al qaeda affiliated terrorist group is claiming responsibility for this attack. one week later and the people of paris are trying to start the healing process after the deadly terrorist attacks there. they ga
several utility watchdog groups say pg&e will be making a profit on this work. today you set a precedent. do you allow a utility responsible for the deaths of eight citizens, friends, and family, to profit as a direct result of that tragedy? commissioners, i urge you to approve judge bushy s decision to make sure pg&e pays its fair share of pipeline testing and replacement. on the whole the decision has been carefully crafted to make sure pg&e does not profit from the explosion in san bruno. why would ratepayers have to pay for work that s long overdue? the disenfranchised this comes after a judge ruled the utility should pay the majority of pipeline safety improvements. here are the numbers. rates are going to increase by $299 million. that is less than what pg&e wanted and pg&e sent out this statement just a few minutes ago saying, quote, today s decision confirms that pg&e s plant right path forward to build the lethal injection generation gas transmission syst