san francisco and san mateo counties in just a moment, but first we want to check in and get our first look at the weather forecast with dave spahr you don t there marty good morning and good morning, everybody off to ober another cold start again, you know the gloves maybe even mitten shore lots of 30 s to be found out there. and this is what the side of things to come for a lot of the week ahead, but at least we get that afternoon sunshine that makes up for all of that live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge little bit of offshore wind it looks like from the flag and there you have it at half moon bay also just a little bit of haze and off to a mostly sunny day there look at those temperatures 29 this hour santa rosa. we ve got 32 for nevado 30 going on for napa 36 for any aac and lower 40 s line up the east bay shoreline with 34 for free much we re a touch warmer in some spots this morning touch cooler and some others. but it looks like it s a minor improvement now
mariachi can you see the chimney from here? bill: it s small from this distance. martha: we will be on the radio coming up 20 minutes from now. happening now starts right now. bye. jon: we begin with brand-new stories and breaking news. jenna: a new round of voting expected this hour as cardinals once again gather at the sistine chapel to elect a new pope. we are watch the vatican. the very latest as it happens. plus back here at home new numbers on retail sales. how much spending americans did last month and how wall street is reacting. we are at the new york stock exchange in a moment. and a new discovery about life on mars. it s all happening now. it s all happening now. jenna: well the whole world waiting for the election of a new pope. hi, everybody, i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. all eyes are on the vatican where a new round of voting is expected this hour. earlier this morning, black smoke came billowing from the chimney of the sistine chapel meaning no new p
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