in the bay area, which we are all depending on to get out of the shelter in place. but there is still so much uncertainty. as best we can tell, the reproductive number, that one person produces, has gone down in recent weeks. or than a week into january the good news is that virus transmission in the bay area has not shown a postholiday spike. the hope is that hospitalizations will soon decline. a lot can change in a couple of weeks, right? the doctors say that one possible driver of more cases is already here and we have a good idea of the timetable. we know that in england, it became a dominant strain in three months. so between the surges and the fact that it is already here in the united states, this will probably be that dominant strain in a couple of months. the new variant can work against us just as we begin to deploy vaccines for added protection, so what are our chances of getting numbers down low enough to escape the stay- at-home order. i would be cau
showers trying their best to get into the north bay. you see, this falls apart before it makes it down towards the sonoma county line. but at least there is a bit of rain. as we get into the early morning, a little bit of rain and then it falls apart through the later part of the morning. if we do see any of this kind will barely be measurable. it will be limited to wards sonoma. northbay drizzle. sing partly cloudy skies. then, near record warmth coming our way. we have to show you the lower 70s that are in store. looking off towards the last. what is different about today? these mid-level clouds have just kept the temperatures warm enough that we are not seeing the development of that patchy fog. a pretty view of the city. and, as far as the temperatures go, it is 35. it ranges from 35 there to 50 in the city. thank you. developing this morning, two shootings of a night and two people seriously hurt. the first shooting happened at about 730. a second shooting happened at 2:
right now, we are looking at temperatures in the 30s to mid-40s to low 50. livermore chilly, the fog, not really, by the delta two miles. other than that, we are looking at mostly to cloudy skies to start out the day. once again to near 60. looking at any amount of clouds as that weak system presses through the bay area. we are looking at another system. whether or not it brings us rain, we ll let you know. thank you. one of the hardest hitting hospitals is hitting a surge plan. lisa pena has some of the first images at san francisco general. reporter: with more than 2 million covid cases statewide, hospitals across california are being pushed to their breaking point as zuckerberg san francisco hospital, this is what their search plant looks like. we have seen overflow into the care unit. reporter: dr. calldwell saddi they have to treat regular patients. at least r floor board and three icu areas. reporter: they are now in the orange little of their plan. one ca
price you pay as president biden heads to baltimore maryland to sell the bipartisan infrastructure deal. and overnight, a major setback for former president donald trump as he tries to shield documents from the january 6th investigation. as the committee issues ten more subpoenas. will they be responded to? also this morning, shocking new video from inside that astroworld festival as we learn details about what was being said or not said between first responders and festival organizers when the chaos erupted. we ll take you live to houston, but we have got to start this morning with the brand new numbers on inflation. big numbers much higher than expected. the consumer price index. this covers everything from food to gas to energy. it jumped 6.2% compared to this time last year. that is the biggest jump we have seen in three decades. yes, this time last year thungs things were shut down. it was up 0.9% in october. it is a big deal because higher prices and supply chain issues
a bus carrying 27 players and staff members overturned on a busy interstate. the boys basketball team of the northern indiana were headed to a state semi final game when the crash happened. another driver spilled her drink on herself causing her to sideswipe the bus. the vehicle did roll over. there are injuries to students and several adults. multiple people were transported to local area hospitals with varying degrees of injuries. anchor: all of the injuries were told appeared to be non-life-threatening. charged at this time. funeral arrangements have been set for a four-year-old boy who died after being put into scalding hot water. austin cooper s funeral is set for tuesday located in middletown. police have charged the boy stepmother with child endangering. she admitted she put the boys legs and scalding water as a punishment. the next month father found him dead. the heart foundation to fight the heroin epidemic. education, education, education. you can don t know