as union and district leader met inside for a second day. mayor called the talks productive. union leaders are tempering expectations. >> teachers have been without a contract for 21 months demanding higher wages, smaller class sizes and additional counsellors and nurses. most of the 600,000 students are staying home. >> teachers in oakland walked out today demanding bigger wages and smaller class sizes. >> they have been out of a contract for a year and a half now. we have more on why both sides are so far apart. in the negotiations. >> reporter: the flight of teachers echoes across the country. >> classes are too big. we don't have a living wage. >> reporter: threatening to strike. some today instead had a one day walk out. with the hope of getting the

school district attention. parents with students were notified by the principal in advance. >> we're anticipating most of the teachers will be out this day. >> reporter: students were given a modified schedule with substitute teachers and central office staff trying to fill in. wages are almost always a sticking point in the negotiations. oakland teachers want a 12% increase in three years. the district is proposing 5% raise over three years. notice the gap between the two. >> yeah, that's -- that's a giant problem too. we work a lot and do unpaid labor outside. we're not getting paid enough for the in class time. >> teachers make between 46 and $83,000 a year. with an average salary of 64,000. right now the issues are being discussed through a fact finding process. the district says it will do

what it can to avoid a strike. >> we want to head this off. and make sure teemachers are appreciated and valued. and get a contract they're happy with. >> teachers marched to the district officers. met by building security. >> teachers and a few students instead left post it notes in hope of getting messages seen. >> today state lawmakers urge the school district and the teachers union to come to a compromise. the strike is taking ta a it will on students not receiving instruction. and daily meals. among those missing class. >> my children didn't go to school this week. they went on monday and came home. they didn't learn. our children areing thadins

chvement war and the longer our children are not in school, the further behind they will be. >> since school districts in california get funding for student attendance, l.a. unified reportedly lost $97 million in just five days. because of the students not attending due to the strike. all this week we have been looking at the crisis that bay area teachers are facing. part of the effort to help build a better bay area. we'll look at how we got here. tonight at 6:00. >> thousands of police officers turned out today to pay tribute. on the campus. a week ago last night she was shot to death responding to a car accident. ge processions ever very sound as quiet as this. or jarring. this the ceremony tribute to a fallen officer.

the flags and the symbol. the tribute to slain davis police officer. a double column of police several hundred yards long. plus childhood friends who say she wanted to make life right for everyone. >> this was this girl i remember being shunned for being gay. she made sure she was not shunned anymore. she stood up for the girl. >> natalie died january 10. working an accident scene in downtown davis. shot to death by a troubled suspect with unknown motives. she had been working alone for a couple weeks. but as the daughter of a peace officer. she was in rookie. nor did he sound like it. >> keep pushing. don't ever stop don't ever quit. >> her father and inspiration placed no guilt or blame. >> god himself placed her to be

on duty on that day, on that shift, at that hour, responding to that call for service. standing on that exact spot. and he himself has called her into his presence. >> davis police officer was 22 years old. her friends say wise well beyond them. touching today. a sky 7 captured very powerful moments following the memorial. as the flag draped casket was led out. it wound through a sea of police officers. all of them giving her a final salute. before she was laid to rest. >> the hearse made its way to the hometown. people lined the streets. one had several american flags set up. the funeral procession moved along interstate 5.

ofce first tribute. all so moving for the young officer. some held an american flag. others waved the thin blue line flag. representing the law enforcement community. you can find more images online. >> a judge issued a gag order tonight in the trial of two men accused of manslaughter in the warehouse in oakland. the attorney representing a defendant covered his mouth with his hand as he left the courtroom today. the judge agreed a gag order is needed today avoid tainting the potential pool of jurors. >> president trurp said he would make what he calls a major announcement tomorrow. talking about the partial governent shutdown and border security. he floated the possibility of declaring an emergency in order to get around congress and get the money for a border wall. thousands of workers haven't received a paycheck or working without getting paid.

because of the shut down. now in its 28th day. >> help is on the way. for the 450 tsa workers at oakland international airport. live at the airport tonight with the story. >> those workers here as you were talking about are working without pay. they're not on furlough. things have been very difficult. they have had to balance between pay the mortgage or rent. or feeding their family. today they're getting help. >> there's nothing unusual about workers putting to the food bundles at the community food bank for those in need. what was unusual until this week was having the bundles delivered to the airport. for tsa agents who haven't seen a paycheck in nearly a month. >> our job is make sure people are able to have the nutrition they need to come to work. and make sure they are keeping our airports safe sfl the food bank made three deliveries to

the airport this week. today's total 100 bags of food. >> for workers with families to feed. money for food is scarce. and everyone is affected. including the airport tsa chief. >> i am and so is the tsa administrator himself. >> the airlines and airline passengers have all chipped in. >> the out reach has been great. our airline partners here have all stepped up in their own way. >> the food bank placed donation barrels in the terminal to make it easy. this passenger says it shouldn't have to be this way. >> that's a sad, sad statement. and situation. the federal government doesn't have to be in this position. open it. keep negotiating. >> we're prepared to do this work as long as the federal workers need our assistance. >> in addition to dropping off

foods. at the donation barrel. there's another way to help. the tsa can accept gift cards under certain conditions. one the cards have to be to a specific store. they can't just be cash cards. and two, if when you donate you have to ask for a tsa spvrs and give them the card. they will dole them out evenly. >> okay. thanks so much. furloughed federal workers joined representative jackie spear to complain about the government shutdown. a short time ago. we were in san mateo. where congresswoman spear hosted federal workers inside her district office. among 800,000 people trying to make end meet. while not getting paid. spear took aim at president trump who refused to agree to a budget unless ghets money for a wall. along the mexico border. >> the humanitarian crisis that the president talks about at the

border. is happening right here in our country. i have heard from federal employees who are literally days away from being homeless. >> spear and her fellow house democrats did vote to reopen the government this week. trump refuses to agree. >> the san francisco zoo will let furloughed federal workers in for free. they need to present id to take advantage of the offer. the free admission deal will be good for the duration of the shut down. >> at death valley national park. rangers did a time lapse video. showing them cleaning up a filthy bathroom. taking over two hours. the park is using money from recreation fees to reopen areas that were closed. because of the shut down. >> let's move onto conditions outside. a high surf warning expired a

few minutes ago. the waves were impressive. not quite what we saw a few weeks ago. but again it was rough surf today. >> all right. the warning it over. we could see more rain tonight. >> let's go to with a look at the weather. >> we have some light sprinkles passing through. in the north bay. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see how isolated they are. they can become widespread later in the evening. the storm ranks 1. tonight through tomorrow. there's a continuing chance of light scattered showers. mainly very low rainfall totals. showing a trail of moisture again going mainly through the north bay. a few isolated showers can pass through the golden gate and central part of the area: over nght.

tomorrow a north bay event. winding down tomorrow night. there is another wave of rain coming our way sunday. and a very different weather pattern next week. >> thank you. a pair of hikers who fell to their death last october were intoxicated. our media partners report an autopsy of 30 year-old and her 29 year-old husband. showed alcohol in their system. the couple had recently moved to san jose from india to work in the tech industry. >> tesla stock tumbled today after the company said it would lay off 7% of the work force. about 3,000 employees. in a letter to staff, ceo says while the company has made considerable progress, but many of the products are too expensive for most people. the cheapest vehicle is the model 3. a base price of $44,000. tesla is looking for ways to

lower prices. >> southern california firefighters have wrapped up an unusual assignment. rescui rescuing a horse from a dumpster. the horse somehow got trapped in a dumpster. people were keeping the horse calm. as crews prepare it lift it out. the horse seemed to be okay and able to walk after it was pulled out. >> very strange. but it's okay. >> desperately in need. the bay area girl who is searching for a bone marrow donor. >> one of the most popular beers made in the area. the limited. there's welcome change coming this year. for those hoping to grab a glass. >> free tickets for the golden get kennel club dog show. also free food delivered t

east bay family is hoping for a miracle. if not for their five year-old daughter, than for somebody else. the little girl has a disease so rare it's diagnosed in only 31 children a year. >> really hard to imagine. the cure is a bone marrow transplant. we have one family's search. >> repoter: acting out a scene from frozen in the living room. she may seem like your average 5 year-old. >> she's doing all the totally normal things. and you don't think she's got a life threatening disease. >> reporter: what started as progressive hearing loss and stunted growth. led her to be diagnosed with the ability to repair d. if untreated there's a 90% chance she will develop leukemia.

or bone marrow failure. >> our fear and anxiety about the future. it's completely overwhelming. >> she's had several biopsies and has blood drawn every month. so far no match. >> we talk about bone marrow matches. it's difficult. there are 42 trillion variations of it. >> i want her to graduate and go to college. >> they're not giving up. they launched a national campaign. just needing a one match to save their daughters life. >> that put us in place her life depends on the generosity of strangers. >> within the next few years her health could change. so trying to find a match now could protect their daughter from complications in the future. >> if you're not a match for her. maybe you're a match for

someone. >> invited us to a new lab revolutionizing medical training and planning. providing 3 d printing technology to students, faculty and surgeons for no cost. instead of having to study diagrams and videos. or buying expensive models. they can print one and take it home. it's a breakthrough in preparing for an operation. >> we can take patients own ct scan. turn it into a model of the patient and see the internal before we take them to the operating room. it made tremendous changes in how we actually care for patients. >> they predict where there will be an explosion in 3 d printed medical devices in the coming years. >> take you to the delta now. it looks like rez dens have sunk a plan. they weren't happy about the potential smell from the plant.

the east bay times reports a counsel is unanimously opposed to the project. which would take up 400 acres the island. global quality foods is behind the proposal. and pitched it as a small environmental friendly business. the board gets the final vote. >> california monarch butterfly population dropped dramatically. about 28,000 were recorded during the counting. that is in 86% drop from last year. and this is not just a one year trend. in the 80s the population was in the millions. some of the reasons given are bad weather. pesticide use. and climate change. >> if you're a fan of the beer it will make your day. the brewery will double the production of a limited edition beer that attracts fans from all over the world. for two weeks of the year.

people wait eight hours for the beer. this year they will release it at two locations. a new pub in windsor. production will increase to 350 barrels. it's only available from march 1 through the 14th. february. >> they only serve me plenty the elder. >> this is a very old view. of lingering clouds and spotty precipitation over shore. and about to move into the north bay. what a beautiful view of the sky. from the exploratory camera. 58 degrees at san francisco and oakland. low to mid-60s. it's been a mild day.

57 at half-moon bay. another view of the western sky. 56 up north. 60 fair field. 61 concord. one more interesting view of the cloud formations in the western sky. we'll see possibility of light showers through tomorrow. another light storm sunday. and a dry pattern monday which is martin luther king jr. day. the storm impact scale for the sunday storm. another light storm expected to produce widespread but light showers. rainfall totals generally under half inch. and there's a slight chance of isolated thunderstorm. forecast starting 8:00 tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow. notice the continuing flow of pockets of moisture and patches of showers. sunday morning more organized system starting to sweep through. maybe some localized downpours before it sweeps into the sierra. sunday night.

giving us a chance for clear start on monday morning. in this sierra we have a winter storm watch in effect 10:00 a.m. sunday 4:00 a.m. monday. above 6,000 feet. snowfall accumulations a foot to a foot and a half t. driving will be difficult. with reduced visibility. low temperatures will be generally upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow's highs will be in the low to mid-60s. a mild day. once again especially in the peninsula. down along the bay shoreline. lots of mid-60s there. the travel forecast for tomorrow. bay area airport, chance of showers tomorrow. widely scattered. the wind will not be gusty. light breezy winds. high temperatures in the low to mid-60s. select cities around the country. new york city snowing with a high of 34. chicago snowing high of 26. call that a high?

and los angeles 77 degrees. 7-day forecast. after the two light systems swinging through over the weekend. dry pat erp beginning monday and continuing through the rest of the week. looking good. >> welcome change. >> we could use a break. who is hungry? >> always. >> rhetorical. >> we have you covered with free stuff. >> third annual women's march tomorrow.

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coming up at 6:00. san jose is downtown bart moves a step closer to reality. we'll take a look at the work that's about to begin. also, the crisis facing california school teachers. our attempt to help build a

better bay area. we examine how we got here in the first place and how to change things. and why the government shutdown is making it harder to dodge the annoying robo calls. >> finally tonight rough day at work? rough rough. >> you can cuddle with some pups or kittens. >> the san francisco is once again hosting a pop up at the center. open every weekday through valentines day the puppy cuddles and a cat cafe. >> also weekly yap hours. and paint a portrait of your pet. and yoga with cats. >> it closed february 14. >> world news is coming up next.

tonight, two breaking stories as we come on the air in the west. first, the states of mnch. the major winter storm from colorado, all the way east to new york city and boston. bracing for blizzard conditions and brutal cold. the passenger plane off the runway tonight. hundreds of flights canceled. sam champion has the track and from the west to the east. >> day 28 of the shutdown. the president revealing he'll deliver a message on the shutdown tomorrow. what we have learned tonight. jon carl standing by. democrats demanding answers after a report claiming president trump directed michael cohen to lie to congress. this evening the president's lawyers and the white house now firing back. that deadly avalanche at the popular ski resort. now we l