kari hall is back. so happy to see you again. we re talking about the fact there are frost advisories, the coldest day of the year. thanks a lot. i know. a chilly reception. because, yeah, it is really chilly. we saw kris sanchez out there with a bubble jacket on. you can see her breath as she talks. that s the kind of weather you re facing. frost advisories in effect for parts of the north bay. temperatures will be dropping between 32 and 36 degrees. we ll talk about that and also how warm it gets this afternoon coming up in a few minutes. mike has an update on something happening in the east bay. that s right. despite the frost advisory, no problems reported for the north bay, south bay and peninsula. it s the east bay where we re getting reports with details that have to be sorted out still. there s a car fire and a crash reported. this one slowing through san lorenzo south from 238 down toward a street. this is where a car fire was originally reported. now they re s
calm drive. very cold in the north bay today. a lot of drivers spending more time on the roadways. as you sit there, you have the heater up on full blast because it is very chilly. as we start out this morning, one of the coldest mornings we ve had in a long time. live look outside at oakland as the drivers make their way to work this morning. 43 degrees there. the high today will be 63. a nice warmup after this chilly start and a frost advisory in effect in the north bay. i ll talk about that. we ll take a look at more temperatures coming up. new this morning, right now police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run in san jose. it happened just about five hours ago off tully road and highway 101. police say a driver hit a person and then took off. today in the bay s kris sanchez is live at the chp office in san jose this morning with what officers just told her this morning. kris? reporter: good morning to you, laura. often when we see someone hit and killed on a fre
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