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Governor would loosen restrictions. Not until yesterday did we know how that would be tied to Health Metrics and because most bay area counties are still having rising infection rates, Health Officers are sticking with these stricter local restrictions. While there is pushback, theyre also okay with waiting a little longer like this owner in napa. Always a good thing for the economy, but theres some mixed feelings, of course, too. Are we going to be able to be safe . Is there enough testing . Thats the big question. Reporter you were talking about that clarity, marcus. In order to meet the gui...

Christmas eve after five hours. Are you off next week. We are. These two are like school kids. I get to go home and put my pjs on for a whole week. As a matter of fact, i may be staying in the bay area. But the weather is going to be people are going up to tahoe. Lets bring steve in. Steve, people are going up to tahoe might get a little snow in the lower elevations. That is correct. It is starting to fall in the lower elevations. Some of the heavier rain has moved off and lightened up. Lots of fog, very cold temps are filtering in. We have a ways to go. There is the band that went through. 6 ...

For all of the details. Steve. Also cold. The possibility of snow. Certainly by tonight and early tomorrow morning. Temperatures in the 40s for many. We had the first band go through this morning. Focused around marin county, east bay and a little bit on the peninsula. Now another band is rumbling through the Santa Cruz Mountains. Some of this is moderate to heavy. The heaviest rainfall is point reyes. San francisco. 80. Alameda, three quarters. Berkeley two thirds. Brentwood with half an inch. These are the temperatures. 40sand 50s. We wont get warmer than this, to be honest. That is the syst...

The San Jose City Council requiring gun owners to pay a fee and buy insurance is political theater. The San Jose City Council may as well have instituted a poll tax. Thus, San Jose is taxing a constitutional right: "A state may not impose a charge for the enjoyment of a right granted by the federal Constitution," Murdock v.