santa cruz will be partly cloudy. some of the clouds you see will be high clouds drifting over head. in any case it won t make a huge impact on what we have in store for your friday. 54 degrees right now in walnut creek. 50 in novato. wide spread 50s around the bay. 60 degrees in antioch. that is only spot i can see outside our door right now. 53 menlo park. 56 menlo park? did i just say menlo park twice? as we get into your afternoon today a notable jump coming your way. wide spread 70s around the bay. even 80 degrees for some of your warmest locations. and then for the afternoon take a peek at what is expected here. 88 antioch. 82 for valy hoe. 86 in napa. napa yesterday you were in the upper 70s. so a notable change coming your way. 65 in san francisco. today you will go to 70. 81 expected in san jose. and this warmup will continue. i will show you which day is expected to be the warmest day as we take a look at your extended forecast. good morning sal. good morning. we
the violent chain of events that left a man dead right in front of a hayward fire station. mornings on 2 starts now. this is livermore where police are warning people to be extra vigilant as they investigate whether an attack on a woman at a park is connected to a series of other attacks. alex savidge have have more on what the woman was wearing and why police say it played a role in her attack. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i m tori campbell. good morning, dave brian. out of habit. good morning, everybody. i m brian flores in for dave today. let s get the day started with weather and traffic. rosemary, we call her ro, is in for steve today. or steve. yeah. [laughter] how are you this morning? it will be a fabulous weekend. we ll be warming it up today. we ll be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we were just yesterday. a notable warmup cupping. to the north, a little bit of rain over to oregon and perhaps the northern edge of californ
on all the research and how it affects children? laura: they are not even asking. the one thing that remain constant. laura: hannity, you first. i got a run. throw down the stairs and out of ththe show, goodbye. i am laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. this has long warned about covert lockdown s may be affecting the mental health of america, especially young people but tonight we will bring you the story of spencer smith. he is a 16-year-old boy who took his life last friday after struggling to school, socialization and sports. his father, jay is here and he will shed light on his final days with a powerful message to parents and politicians who want to keep us locked down, but first. what if the voters knew? what if they knew? and blessed 24 hours two major news stories book that may have had an effect on the outcome of the election had they been reported in october instead of december, together the stories reveal a chinese campaign of influence and infiltr
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