— onto the shoreline? it's still bein: onto the shoreline?oreline? it's still being worked out _ onto the shoreline? it's still being worked out in - onto the shoreline? it's still being worked out in the - onto the shoreline? it's still i being worked out in the details that are coming out i think are demonstrating how concerning on how dangerous this may be and how dangerous this may be and how risky for everybody. what they're talking about is building a long causeway from the coast of gaza out, along 1,800 feet with a floating pier at the end. but think about it this way —1,800 at the end. but think about it this way — 1,800 feet. it is possible that us troops will then come within1,800 possible that us troops will then come within 1,800 feet of then come within 1,800 feet of the gazan shoreline. the white house, the pin is nonsense us troops will not be going to shore —— the pentagon. but they are coming darn close. at the same time, you have these desperate people from gaza trying to get the aid and they will see it coming and they may

straddle the shoreline that need to be adapted to the higher shoreline condition, and then up in the fisherman's wharf area i'll describe more of the strategy there. it isn't to elevate the shoreline, but instead flood proof buildings and piers. the final point is, when you raise the shoreline to deal with higher bay water levels, you have to think how the city manages storm water, so today our combined sewer system managing storm water in up to slightly higher average rain fall event in more extreme rain fall events, water flows across the streets and find low point on the shoreline, so we would be creating a bit of bathtub effect with the higher shoreline. the plan includes funding and plans for storage, pumping and other treatment that storm water, so that we don't create a flooding problem. so, in the wharf area, the modeling shows a lot less in terms of coastal flood damages. the shoreline reaches higher elevations more quickly in this area of the waterfront. we have a number of break waters here that knock down waves. so, the strategy is looking at a lighter investment focused

original shoreline of the city. this is areas are very low lying and susceptible to flooding from sea level rise and coastal flooding from storms and other factors. that's generally represented by the area in blue that shows potential flooding from sea level rise areas that would potentially be flooded by the end of this century. and through the modeling that we've done with the army corps of engineers, the sort of economic cost and benefit modeling we've identified that by mid-century, we could see up to 500 structures and assets that could be vulnerable to flooding. and by the end of the study period in 2001 40, we could see up to $23 billion in damages in today's dollars. so it's a very significant risk and damage that that is before the city. and that justifies the potential for a major project that is needed, the sort of course, of no action is not really a feasible course, so this is showing the, the, the boundaries of the flood study, again, from heron's head park to aquatic park. and this map is also meant t

the shoreline today and from sutro we are in the mid 40s in petaluma. so chillier with upper 40s in livermore. and as we go through the next few hours, we're warming up with all that sun through the low to mid 60s before noontime and then by noontime already checking out numbers approaching 70. look what happens at 3:00, some low 70s in our warmest inland valleys. but that sea breeze allowing for a cooler day from stinson pacifica, half moon bay, montara. and that trend continues into the second half of the weekend. much bigger changes for the upcoming workweek. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. right now, 780 in benicia is back open this morning after a shooting closed a portion of the highway overnight. benicia police say they tried to pull a car over based on an alert from an automated license plate reader. they say the two people in that car started shooting at police, and police fired back. no one was hurt and the two suspects are now in custody. the highway closure started just after nine last night and lasted al

if you raise the shoreline we dont want 6 foot wall along the shoreline so we want to be thoughtful how to grade and terrace that back to the city while retaining use of the infrastructure there, but also keeping visual and physical access to the water. the design of that? is not at that stage, but we want to give a sense of this is the overall space that may be needed. as i mentioned, caveat, this is not a detailed design for the flood structures, not detailed design fwr the waterfront for streets and open space, historic district along the embarcadero. it isn't timing or sequencing construction plan and don't have a fully baked funding plan with local sources at this time. those will all come in next stages t. is a opportunity to think about the future of the waterfront and that is something we do want to be starting to think about and when we put it back what are we putting back on top on the surface. tim will speak to this a little bit. how do we get to the plan? we had over 6 years public outreach and engagement with 150 events. fall 2022, we put out to the public 7 draft strategie

all the way down to herrington park including the creeks as well along the shoreline and the two creek areas and protection to inland areas as well. city has other efforts on going and other parts of the city outside of the domain of this study. i just want to highlight the public out reach at this point, we have been doing a number of public workshops and walking tours and that's what these comments today are about. but you can also provide a written comments through these means up here. easiest thing is to go to our website, we'll also be taking comment from these commissioners hearings and developing a city comment letter which will be presenting to the army corps as formal public comment. i'm going to go to some of the risk that the water front faces. as which know san francisco is very water front facing city, vulnerable to coastal flooding today and will only be exacerbating, and can he with see economic damages in the 3 billion dollars in study area from flooding. we also have seismic risks, liquid faction and lateral spread throughout the water front and this flood study will b

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the fog clings to the shoreline, so we'll see. low 60s here. 72 in redwood city, mountain view, downtown. partly cloudy. nice afternoon at 67 and up in the north bay. plenty of sunshine, mid 70s. definitely feeling like may out there, even maybe some upper 70s. but the coast will be much cooler. and on the east bay, the shoreline there 74 in newark, heading inland, we've got those mid 70s. so the clouds will clear by ten, 11:00 in some spots. so it could be some late clearing closer to the bay shore. then as spring arrives just a few degrees cooler looking at midweek cooling with increasing clouds level one systems on the weekend and temperatures dropping well off to below average. good morning amanda, good morning lisa. >> now let's get you out the door and on your way this morning taking a look at drive times. you see a lot of green but that red we're talking about 580 westbound tracy to dublin. it's going to take you 48 minutes. we want to give you a live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing easily on westbound 92.

to keep going and allow for the cooler numbers at the shoreline. so with mid 60s inland, we'll keep climbing to the low 70s inland. and that sea breeze keeping the bay shore comfortable in the upper 60s. stephanie. >> lisa, thank you. now to our top story. a small memorial is up near the spot where two people died and three others were hurt after a car struck a bus shelter. one of those killed was a child. it happened in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke to investigators. >> well, i can tell you what happened was a real tragedy. >> mayor london breed, speaking at the scene of a horrific crash at a bus stop on yolo street and lenox way car going eastbound on iola uh- struck a bus shelter which had four people, two adults and two children. the fire chief says two people were killed, an adult and a child. >> obviously there are multiple calls to 911, so police and fire work together to treat all of the victims, to assess and treat them. and unfortunately, two were really, really critically injured. and

we can see now it is visible on the pictures, you can see, very small, but finally visible from the shorelineporary jetty that has been created. there is every chance that won't happen before tomorrow because that operation they are going to do to unload it, there are only a few more hours of daylight today, they will probably want a full day of daylight before they start doing that work. we will continue to follow that line for you are those discussions about the ceasefire talks as well, much more to come from here in eastjerusalem through the day. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. prime minister rishi sunak rules out holding a general election on the 2nd of may, when voters will go to the polls for local elections in england. the prime minister had previously refused to rule out the possibility of a spring election, but said his "working assumption" is that an election would be held in the second half of the year. mps will get a 5.5% pay rise from april, meaning their annual salary will increase to over £91,000. the indep

the lcp and consistent with the western shoreline area plan, which is part 2 of the lcp. i have to look to see if it says for clarifying this represents the totality of the lcp. >> i was looking for it and the reason i'm asking now is because i couldn't find it. on the issue of the planning code, the other component of had local coastal program, the neighborhood business program, that one, is that reflected in the record of the findings? >> can you repeat that? were you asking about a separate part of the local coastal program? >> yes. >> which part? >> the neighborhood business provision that the requesters described. >> i may not be completely familiar with that, >> the neighborhood commercial component. >> i think what they are referencing is that the last time the lcp was amended and adopted by the california coastal commission was when the city adopted our neighborhood commercial controls. and that was our-amending our planning code. the provisions of the neighborhood commercial district don't at all apply to the great highway-to this program because it is located wi

that kills the trees along the shoreline.cut down 140 of the nearly 2,000 cherry trees along the tidal basin, meaning yes, stumpy is on the chopping block. now a short tree's long goodbye. a bottle of whiskey and some flowers at its base. >> it shouldn't exist in this way blooming, right? it's a miracle. it's amazing. >> sad it's going, but i understand why. >> reporter: its fate may be mulch, its destiny the wood chipper, but not before arborists use stumpy's cuttings to create clones that will eventually grow into new cherry trees. >> stumpy and all the other trees coming on will we think have a beneficial and useful second life. >> reporter: this spring stumpy's last stand, but not its final bow. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ach other. good night. >>> a deadly double shooting eddie apartment complex.

fog closer to the shoreline.ll get into a lot of sunshine. the warmest day of the week today. temperatures as much as ten degrees above average for this last day of winter and then for tomorrow. very subtle changes. the bigger changes come on friday with a level one system arriving, bringing rain that's going to last into the weekend. here's a look at it queued up here for friday. these systems coming out of the pacific northwest, and they'll have enough moisture to bring in some snow for the sierra nevada and lower those snow levels. this is taking us through sunday. and you know what? we could add on to the end of march is looking awfully cool as well. so i hope you're enjoying all the sun out there more arriving today with those onshore winds throughout the afternoon. so san francisco breezy but typical 67 for a high 62 along the coastline here from half moon bay in pacifica 71 san rafael. look for mid 70s inland. those oranges coming into play there allowing for not only ten degrees above average. we could ev

we have the upper 40's and 50's for the east bay shoreline. 51 san francisco. so the look at sfo behind us and bay clouds and sunny inland. that's today. tomorrow's game plan near about 70 inland 60's for the bay for friday. rain in cooler. yeah. little backtracking into looks like a a winter. and then for the weekend saturday is that they were looking for rain and then more like kind of scattered showers for sunday or breaking up some of those clouds temporarily. and till comes a little unsettled into monday. so 61, san francisco for today, mostly sunny and mild. and 64 going on for oakland, san jose coming at about 72. there's the big map for you to show you the temperatures we're projecting for today with lots of 60's up to the north bay area traffic. right? what's happened? alright, things are looking much better today than yesterday. that day. no accidents on our bridges. >> 8 minutes for everybody headed into the city this morning. san mateo bridge around 13 minutes, 80 to 101. it was december fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 and

the low clouds, the fog, the stratus with us along the shoreline and some patchy fog up in the valleys of the north bay. so very quiet. satellite picture 52 in hayward. it is 51 in concord, with 45 in fremont. and that fog with mid 40s in santa rosa. 41 novato. so there's a look at the three quarter mile visibility. napa, half a mile santa rosa and the stratus right along the coast inside the bay there by oakland. by 10:00 it clears. but you can see it sets up again right along the coast. so it's a summertime pattern for mid-march as we go through the next few hours. it's cool. in the 50s that patchy low cloud deck with some fog and then by noontime we're sunny, the sea breeze kicking up throughout the afternoon, keeping it in the low 60s at our beaches. upper 60s around hayward. low 70s for you into concord, and several more dry days before we see a return to some wet weather. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. a small memorial is up near the spot where two people died and three others were hurt after a car struck a bus shelter. one of those killed was a child. it happened in san francisc

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you can see on the time lapse of the doppler right around mountain view on the shoreline. and also morgan hill at about 5:00 had a thunderstorm move through. so it's not quite over yet. it's all over but the scattered shower, especially in the south bay. even though, you get a little bit south of san mateo, watch that. watch, watch, watch. by the way, we're not faking you out with these things. those are actual recorded lightning strikes. so a little exciting weather as we head toward sunset on this saturday evening. but as we head towards sunset, as we look at the san mateo bridge, the energy for those thunderstorms get just sucked out of it. so as a result, showers will diminish, and we're going to be looking for things to settle down. numbers are already in the 50s. they were in the 60s an hour ago. the numbers come down and the clouds begin to dissipate. here's what's happening. futurecast, this is tomorrow morning. you will notice that even in the early going there's still a little chance of a lingering shower before sunrise. but the north bay is beginning to mostly c

at this point it is unclear if that was the source of tarballs that washed up along the shoreline. >>hands and my feet, it is not the easiest thing to get off. >> it is a bunch of tar that we stepped on, i mean we can see it along the shoreline. >> never a fun situation. the two and a half-mile slick was spotted thursday evening, not far from a pair of offshore platforms but the coast guard is not exactly sure where it came from. >>> rain showers making their way into the north bay this morning, that is the best chance of anything, more than a trace of rainfall is going to remain, that area will fall apart as it tries to move into the rest of the bay area. a better chance of more widespread and slightly heavy rain in the forecast beginning tomorrow afternoon and continuing into the early hours of monday morning but a little bit of a break on monday before another system sends rain monday night and tuesday. none of this will lead to any potential flooding threats, we dry out and warm up by the end of next week. the showers this morning are just falling apart as we head into the early a

at this point it is unclear if that was the source of tarballs that washed up along the shoreline. >> it stuck on my hands and my feet, it is not the easiest thing to get off. >> it is a bunch of tar that we stepped on, i mean we can see it along the shoreline. >> never a fun situation. the two and a half-mile slick was spotted thursday evening, not far from a pair of offshore platforms but the coast guard is not exactly sure where it came from. >>> rain showers making their way into the north bay this morning, that is the best chance of anything, more than a trace of rainfall is going to remain, that area will fall apart as it tries to move into the rest of the bay area. a better chance of more widespread and slightly heavy rain in the forecast beginning tomorrow afternoon and continuing into the early hours of monday morning but a little bit of a break on monday before another system sends rain monday night and tuesday. none of this will lead to any potential flooding threats, we dry out and warm up by the end of next week. the showers this morning are just falling apart as we head

east bay brentwood tomorrow 67 benicia a 66 north bay mid 60s cooler by the shoreline stinson beach 69ll be pleasant in wine country tomorrow. we're looking for things to begin to get cloudy by wednesday. by friday, more clouds and a few showers for the bay area, pretty much holds true for the north bay and san josÉ. friday is the day we look to get a little bit wet but will get more than a little bit warm for this time of year for the east bay and south bay with numbers in the mid-70s by monday and tuesday so big turnaround the next couple days. matt. >> coming up in sports giants showed off the offense at petco park and the home debut for the bay area's nwsl expansion team, big fight for socker in the south bay. we will show morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a minute... are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an impossi

the trees along the shoreline. to rebuild the sea wall here, the park service will need to cut down 140 of the nearly 2,000 cherry trees along the tidal basin, meaning, yes, stumpy is on the chopping block now a short tree's long goodbye a bottle of whiskey and some flowers at its base >> it shouldn't exist in this way, blooming, right? it's a miracle it's amazing. >> sad it's going, but i understand why. >> reporter: its fate may be mulch, its destiny, the wood chipper, but not before arborists use stumpy's cuttings to create clones that will eventually grow into new cherry trees. >> stumpy and all the other trees that are coming on will, at least, we think, have a beneficial and useful second life >> reporter: this spring, stumpy's last stand, but not its final bow. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington >>> and that is "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," t

certainly around the bay and at the shoreline inland, maybe a few low 70s.high pressure continues to weaken and fade away. and there are several systems to the north of us that will get cranked up and ready to move on in by the end of the workweek into next weekend. their cold systems, so they'll spread not only rain from north to south, but mountain snow. and we're talking about probably some advisories in the sierra nevada as we get into next weekend. so hopefully enjoying the dry seasonal weather for this time of year. and because this all switches as we get towards probably friday, could even see a few showers into early thursday. this takes us through saturday night where you can see rainfall amounts will be nothing too extreme. it will be beneficial rain anywhere from a half inch. maybe along the peninsula, fairly uniform, but it could be a cut off low too. that continues to bring in some chances of rain beyond the weekend. so this is just kind of a framework of what to work with for the end of the week into the upcoming weekend, so you may keep the sp

the trees along the shoreline. to rebuild the sea wall here, the park service will need to cut down 140 of the nearly 2,000 cherry trees along the tidal basin, meaning, yes, stumpy is on the chopping block now a short tree's long goodbye a bottle of whiskey and some flowers at its base >> it shouldn't exist in this way, blooming, right? it's a miracle it's amazing. >> sad it's going, but i understand why. >> reporter: its fate may be mulch, its destiny, the wood chipper, but not before arborists use stumpy's cuttings to create clones that will eventually grow into new cherry trees. >> stumpy and all the other trees that are coming on will, at least, we think, have a beneficial and useful second life >> reporter: this spring, stumpy's last stand, but not its final bow. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington >>> and that is "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪♪ i was in the dark ♪ ♪ i was falling hard ♪ ♪ with an op

le here, it doesn't seem like there's that many. >> reporter: hordes gathering at the shoreline. boxing match. partiers spilling out onto the sidewalks. the mayor of fort lauderdale trumpeting his city as a spring break destination. the police providing bars with testing tools for drugs. giving narcan to lifeguards to prevent fatal overdoses. back on miami beach, officials say so far, so good. >> we took robust measures. literally our strictest measures we've taken yet. i think it's bearing fruit. >> reporter: steven miner is the mayor of miami beach. what message is that sending to people who visit miami? i was just walking down ocean drive. i've never seen it like that before. >> it's a good message. we want people to enjoy. we're a tourist city. we're packed. our hotels are booked. we want people to come and enjoy, but come and enjoy and play by the rules, obey the law. >> reporter: last year, two people were killed on the city's famed ocean drive. in two separate shootings. security video showing crowds running for safety. in 2022, five people were wounded in two separate spr

gusty winds up to 40 miles an hour right along the shoreline.santa rosa with 47 in napa, 50 concord livermore checking in at 49 right now. so compared to yesterday, we are 2 to 4 degrees cooler. and that trend will continue in some parts of the bay. but i think where we see the sun will be warming up to near average in the mid 60s, perhaps in the north bay. but look at the wind already 20 to 22 miles an hour elsewhere. not much of a factor yet. upper elevations winds near 40 miles an hour around mount diablo. right there in mount eminem, about 20 miles an hour by the way, we picked up over a half inch in the santa cruz mountains. lesser amounts in the north bay, the golden gate bridge there, some wet pavement, and with the showers winding down the morning will be a little bit slick out there, the winds kicking up partly cloudy this afternoon into your monday and even tuesday and then wednesday, thursday, friday. level one systems. the rain coming back into play and over the weekend it looks like the next system may dive south of the bay area and

they are pushing for a temporary port onto the shoreline in gaza. today, a ship left from cyprus and world leaders worry that famine could set in for the people of gaza five months into the war between israel and hamas. palestinians in gaza marked the first day of ramadan with prayers. in many cases, they are doing so outside mosques, damaged or destroyed by israeli airstrikes. the israeli push for a cease-fire did not happen. >>> jewish students at uc berkeley are making their voices heard. this is a demonstration on campus calling for the school to protect them. an incident last month where organizers a jewish students were holding another on-campus event when pro-palestinian protesters broke down and shattered the glass door to a venue where an israeli speaker was scheduled to give a talk. the university says it is aware of and concerned about rising tensions on campus and they are seeking to reduce those tensions through dialogue. in the meantime, counterprotesters put up this banner in front of the sather gate which accuses u.s. and israel of s

traveling to tow that vehicle to the shoreline.ized the water's depth would not support towing it all the way in it was at that point the seats were removed from the beat -- the deceased were removed from the vehicle and brougo and plaf the medical examiner's office. the second part of the question was -- they were both working for the construction company. one of the individuals was identified by the drivers license in his pocket. the other individual was identified by ngerprint. >> [indiscernible] >> the in water searching stopped at about 4:00 today. the divers did exhaust the search area around that to ensure that they couldn't get in there. the sonar supports the conclusion that the divers all reached. you had divers working from multiple jurisdictions and the sonar simply said that area becs fully encased in the superstructure. once that salvage effort takes place in that superstructure is removed, the same ■bdivers willo back out there and bring those people closer. >> [indiscernible] >> the information we have as of right n

shoreline. meantime, a few folks did enjoy the sunny weather today. spending this evening at the beach. this is a look. >> at a some kids even frolicking in the water. we got some surfers out there as well. it was an absolutely gorgeous day. i'm hoping for a copy paste again tomorrow and sunday. gayle. >> yeah, we have some nice weather in store this weekend. and even after that. so spring is here. well, spring is tuesday, but we've been under meteorologist. pray that you can even see tonight. look how clear it is out there and temperatures are pretty mild this evening. we're in the upper 50's low 60's. so that's close to the 60's are close to the daytime highs for tomorrow, too. and these are the highs today. we're well above average 10 degrees warmer and santa rosa and san francisco. so you as lot of 70's and we'll be seeing that this weekend. a very nice week weather for the holiday weekend, saint patrick's day. you know, there's parades going on and a lot of activities. so upper 60's, low 70

we're going on a nice little walk along the shoreline. we've got our pets with us. like if we see that much, we do probably not touch them. i would assume. >> yeah, that's just good rule of thumb for anything. morrow led wildlife be while that's you know what? i try to teach my kids and tell everyone look with your eyes, you know, is that very simple? it's hard to do. you want to check them out? you want to touch him, but i'm just leave him they can cause some skin irritation. it's pretty mild. but, you know, don't want get too close to for people in sensitive skin. generally, you know, you want to keep your pets clear of him to because you never know what will happen if they ingest them. just look at him, take some they're really, really cool for sure. they're cool. and we'll be just kind of get swept back away. will animals come eat them? >> i think a little bit about actually, you know, the biological process will happen. nature will no major will do major at williamson. animals will eat they can, you know, some of them will get swept back out to sea. no, just na

we could see it all along the shoreline. >> so this two and a half mile slick was spotted yesterday afternoonot far from a pair of offshore platforms. the coast guard still not exactly sure where it came from. >>> check out this massive avalanche just missing a group of skiiers in the french al alps. i'm not sure i'd stay there and record even though that's what my boss would have wanted. the avalanche did cover up the trail they use to get to that point. >> that's not what you want to see coming at you. >> no. >> that, rogue waves, sharks. >> i'm afraid of all of it. that's why i stay in the city all of the time. it was such a good day to stay in the city. he said to me yesterday that today would be nicer, and you were so right. >> it was fantastic. and the weekend won't be a washout. it's actually going to be a shorter weekend because we spring ahead one hour. daylight time kicks in at 2:00 sunday morning. that becomes 3:00. so good time to check the batteries in smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors. and sunset sunday will be after 7:00. tomorrow's sunset is the earliest we're going to s

here is the east bay shoreline for you. as we start the day, a look at ups. trenia will have some high cloudiness thrown in here, but it's not really much of an impact again until we get into friday. temperatures for you 40's up north. 51 san francisco, a cool 46, half moon bay and 40's. you can see well inland. now that is comparison by yesterday. few degrees cooler little bit more so up in the north bay than we were about 24 hours ago in keep the sunshine flowing all day today again, except some bay clouds, mostly sunny. well inland as we expect temperatures to return to around 70 again, some rain coming. have more on that forecast a bit our rain as a traffic jam. purina. alright. day they were start checking our bridges. things are looking good this morning. no accidents. major delays are hazards. >> 12 minute ride traveling into the city. the meter lights are on san mateo bridge just short of 13 81 on one. it was december fell bridge around 7 minutes. golden gate bridge just short of 20. and let's check on those highways. we had some issues yesterday trav

live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. not much in the way of fog, but we might see some develop later on there. you can see on the satellite picture looks like it's kind of clearing out a little bit temporarily. our forecast tonight calls for 49 for san francisco, considerable clouds, variable clouds for oakland and also for san jose. little cooler, though, it looks like in the south bay and probably for tribe alley going on in the east bay as well. ultimately lows. there you 44 for a little more. 47 for antioch and will hold on to some lower 50's along the east bay shoreline with 54 half moon bay. let's get over to the future for thing as we go over the next 48 hours, there are some splotches of some scattered showers in here. this is now till tuesday morning here, kind of freezing about midnight, mixed bag of mostly clouds, but some sun poking out there a little bit. that low starts to shift towards our south. you can see the turn there and then by tuesday, overnight to wednesday, enough moisture gets thrown up to us. w

we could see it all along the shoreline. >> so this two and a half mile slick was spotted yesterday afternoon not far from a pair of offshore platforms. the coast guard still not exactly sure where it came from. >>> check out this massive avalanche just missing a group of skiiers in the french al alps. i'm not sure i'd stay there and record even though that's what my boss would have wanted. the avalanche did cover up the trail they use to get to that point. >> that's not what you want to see coming at you. >> no. >> that, rogue waves, sharks. >> i'm afraid of all of it. that's why i stay in the city all of the time. it was such a good day to stay in the city. he said to me yesterday that today would be nicer, and you were so right. >> it was fantastic. and the weekend won't be a washout. it's actually going to be a shorter weekend because we spring ahead one hour. daylight time kicks in at 2:00 sunday morning. that becomes 3:00. so good time to check the batteries in smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors. and sunset sunday will be after 7:00. tomorrow's sunset is the earliest we're going to

petrous act for the conservation of the shoreline of the 9 bay area counties. we are continuing their legacy under bcdc state jurisdiction. under the jurisdiction of the army corp of engineers who have become a incredible 2/3 financial partner in solving this imperative. with a state of california and their money and the people of the city and county of san francisco who put their money where their mouth is, who got it to the tune of all most a half a billion dollars up front. it is the people of san francisco who are able to show the state and the federal government that we mean business, and to them i want to say, this is your plan and this is your opportunity to comment on that plan. our plans become better because the people of this city are smart, they are involved and they help us perfect our plans, so use the next 60 days, comment on this plan, help the very very smart people who i met with who are under the jurisdiction of colonel hondura. meet with the planners who spent the last 6 years, yes i am looking at you brad benson who have brought us to this

this, reducing the shorelines to five, so you now see that the building is almost close to the riverhat they stole, the shore, why they stole it from the residents, they promised to improve it, after reporting news about gogal’s art, the investigative committee has more than once initiated criminal cases, they... a lawsuit is currently being prepared to file in court. one thing is not clear: how does this gogol get away with everything? the answer was found in the classic. alas, fat people know how to manage their affairs in this world better than thin ones. fat people never take indirect positions. seats, all straight, if they sit down somewhere, they will sit reliably and firmly, so that the place will most likely crack and bend under them, but they will not fly off. nikolai gogol, dead souls. construction does not stop for a minute; moreover, sales of apartments in the future village are in full swing. alexander karpov, anton dubnov, ilona agasieva, lead the duty department. an emergency during a ski descent of participants in a youth sports festival in the krasnodar region became

the ship that is on its way is approaching gaza, still a little way off the shoreline, finally visiblethis is a spanish aid ship which is telling a barge filled with 200 tonnes of food which is going to be delivered. it is the first time during this war that aid will arrive to gaza by sea. it is worth saying humanitarian groups are world leaders repeatedly are making the point that c corridors and airdrops are no substitute for aid coming in by land, the only way to get aid into gaza at the scale required. but the ship is moving closer, it will face challenges when it arrives at the coastline, they have been building a temporaryjetty to unload some of the aid. that'll be the first problem because this will be untried and untested, difficult and delicate operation. also once the aid is off the barge, they will need to find a to distribute it safely and securely. add the aid situation in gaza is desperate at the moment. there were reports yesterday evening that we had firstly from the hamas run health ministry that sent 20 people had been killed and more than 150 injured as they waited f

is 9 km long, the shorelines have been reduced to five, so now you see that the building is almost closedy? after reporting news about gogal’s art , the investigative committee more than once initiated criminal cases. they were closed supposedly due to the lack of damage, but here is the official response from the ministry of ecology: damage was detected. the calculation of the amount of damage caused to the water body and soils amounted to 1,600,000 rubles. a lawsuit is currently being prepared to be filed in court. one thing is not clear: how this gogol gets away with it all from hand the answer was found in the classic. alas, fat people know how to manage their affairs in this world better than thin ones. fat people never borrow. indirect places, all straight, if they do sit somewhere, they will sit reliably and firmly, so that the place will most likely crack and bend under them, but they won’t fly off. nikolai gogol, dead souls. construction does not stop even for a minute; moreover, the sale of apartments in the future village is in full swing. alexander karpov, anton dubnov, ilona