good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. 70,000 turn out for a sharks game against the kings. >> a controversial pamphlet has some parishioners wearing black to a bay area catholic church this morning. cooler temperatures around the bay area today. some areas will even see showers. anthony slaughter has your forecast. you are watching "today in the bay." good morning to you. you are looking live outside at downtown campbell this morning.

a little cloudy and a lot cooler than yesterday. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm vicky nguyen. let's check your micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. >> it is hard to believe. a lot of our cameras show clear skies. a system through nevada that is going to move this way throughout the day. you are looking live at the san francisco camera. you will notice a good mix of sun and clouds. just about a few minutes ago, those cloudses burned out of here. from time to time, the clouds continue to stream on in. the best chance for seeing showers today, that will be across the south bay and the east bay foothills where we will see the best chance of it. overall, everyone else will see a good mix of sunshine and cloud cover. temperatures will be cooler today out of the 70s, back into the 60s. showers you can see on the radar fired up this morning. south of tahoe. 6,000 feet. you see the snow showers. overall, this stuff is light. every no you and again, one of those showers will pop up across the bay area as we head throughout the day. south bay and east bay, down

towards morgan hill, gilroy, monterrey and antioch, pleasanton and the altimont pass. 66 for the north bay and the south bay. temperatures cooler. a brief passing shower possible today. vicky, we have a better chance of rain as we head towards the long term next weekend. we will talk more about that. the san jose sharks took their talents outside. the historic event is being called a big success. more than 70,000 people gathered at levi stadium last night to watch the first outdoor game in team history. it took a week of preparation to transform the 49ers field into an outdoor ice rink. fans say they enjoyed the room to roam with a lot more space than they usually have for tailgaters. >> more people getting out to the game. a tank with only 20,000. it was definitely cool to see

this many people supporting hockey out here. >> fans also saw fireworks and live performances from nbc bay area native, john bogerty and melissa ethridge. they didn't get the win but scored with the fans and the nhl. from hockey, to football, levi stadium will host a number of big events, including russellmania, 31 next month, tickets range from $35 to $2000 each. in their only game at levis, the san jose earthquakes play the orlando city soccer club in may. get ready for the biggest sporting event in the country. levi stadium hosts super bowl 50 next year on february 7th. mark your calendars. we have more from last year's shark online. we will show you all the video

highlights from this memorable game in about 30 flinminutes fr now. the usgs says a 6.6 earthquake struck this morning at 6:25. a tsunami warning has not been issued. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the latest details when we get them. more than a dozen people are picking up the pieces after a three-alarm fire damaged a building in san francisco. it happened yesterday on the corner of 15th and church street. you can see the smoke and flames engulfing the buildings. firefighters say it took about 20 minutes to knock down the flames and another hour for them to put out hotspots. many people had to evacuate and leave behind their belongings. >> ours was the middle level to the one above us who is totally gone. we are hoping we will be able to go in and salvage some of the stuff from our rooms a firefighter was treated

for exhaustion. other than that, no injuries were reported. the red cross says it is helping residents during this difficult time. no word yet on what started that fire. it was the second major fire in san francisco in two months. the last fire engulfed a mission district building last month. now, a nonprofit wants to buy that building. the mission economic development agency hopes that by purchasing the burned-out building, it can get stores back in business and people back in their homes faster. if the sale goes through, repairs could begin in six months. the goal is to raise $100,000 on the crowd funding site tilt. it is not enough to ease concerns for a hayward neighborhood after the kidnapping of a 4-year-old girl. the suspect is a has spanic man in his 20th, 5'9", 150 pounds. the girl told police the suspect

tried to pull her into his white sedan friday afternoon on joshua and ebony way. she ran to a nearby home for help. >> when i saw the sketch, i was pretty sure the guy is not from here. so that scares me even more. they could come around any neighborhood and try to prowl around. >> the suspect was wearing a green hoodie, black, knee-length shorts and black athletic socks. a trail of destruction left behind after a possible drunk driver goes on a rampage in the south bay. it happened saturday in san jose near mt. pleasant high school. they say he crashed head on into a car. he drove off and then hit two people that were eating at a food stand. the driver then slammed into a curb where his car got stuck. police finally caught him after he tried to get away. ambulances rushed the two people to the hospital. one person is in critical

condition. now, a new terrorist threats to malls in the u.s. the mall of america increased security after the sa molly terrorist group, al chabad released a video calling for attacks on western malls, including the nation's biggest mall near minneapolis. the video focused on the september 2013 attack on a shopping mall in kenya where at least 67 were killed. a masked man asked what if such an attack occurred in the mall of america. they are working with federal, state and local law enforcement to keep their customers, employees and tenants safe. a parent's plea. three london families are pleading for their daughter's safe return after the teenagers ran away. authorities believe the girls are off to join the extremist group, isis. parents are shocked describing the girls as straight "a" students but believe they may be following a classmate that left in september.

they boarded a flight to turkey and may be enroute to syria. david cameron is getting involved as the search intensifies. >> it is deeply concerning. obviously, local authorities will do everything we can to help these girls. >> authorities are now using he social media to contact the girls and convince them to return home. coming up, rust and cracks on the bay bridge. this time, engineers don't have a fix yet. the new problem, the $6 billion span. why parishioners will be filling the collection plate with messages instead of donations today.

. it's 7:10. let's give you a live look outside. let's take you to the golden gate bridge in san francisco. no fog in sight.

traffic moving nicely this sunday morning. tests reveal another problem for the bay bridge. they found rustings and cracks on a steel rod submerged in water, one of hundreds from the east part of the bridge. although the problem is serious, it doesn't make the bridge unsafe. they are waiting for more tests before deciding on a way to fix the problem. happening today, asea of black at a catholic church in san francisco. they will be wearing black to protest a controversial pamphlet. they gave students a pamphlet that talked about adult issues including mercy killing and infidelity. the parents said it was ann proep yut. parishioners put notes to express how they feel. the priests apologized but says

he stands by the doctrine's message. last week's protest against the catholic church say the archbishop is trying to force century old values on students the waiting is over. all that oscar buzz is about to become reality. we will preview the favorites for tonight's academy awards. anthony? >> they are going to have some showers to contend with as well. we haven't seen rain this much all kreyear long. we still have showers across the bay, possible later on today. we will talk about that later on after this break.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> let's give you a live look outside right now at downtown campbell. we are going to see cooler temperatures across the bay area and even some showers in parts of the bay area. anthony slaughter will be along in a moment to tell you exactly where. >> a lot of excitement as the

red carpet rolls out. officials have been busy setting up the dolby theater. they closed off parts of hollywood boulevard. there is some rain in the forecast. crews are setting up equipment to help weather the storm. aside from the glitz and glamor, the industry has many reasons to celebrate. mark barger has a preview. >> reporter: life as a best actress oscar nominee is a tad surreal for felicity jones. her "theer ory of everything" co-star is going through that. >> i saw the woman go close up on this weird-shaped thing. i think it is an award or something. and i was praying that they would make me open it up. and they did.

>> redmane's performance of stephen hawking could give him an oscar. michael keaton is seen as his main rival. >> if i were putting money on it, i would say eddy redmane is going to win. >> he gets up in the morning and goes, two arms, two legs, lungs, eyes, i'm pretty much good to go. >> keaton's film about an actor trying to make a comeback has racked up numerous best picture honors. >> so has the coming of age tail boyhood, which followed characters through 12 years of filming. >> i have a feeling the academy is going to go for "boyhood" because it is a little bit more of a film that tugs at the heart strings than "birdman." the wild card is "american sniper" best picture and actor for bradley cooper are among the six nominations. >> it's best shot at an actual

win will be in one of the two sound categories. not the most exciting wins but it wouldn't go home empty handed. >> reporter: still, being handed any oscar remains a pinnacle achievement. let's get a check with anthony slaughter of this forecast. you were just mentioning the last time there was a big awards show, the golden globes show, it rained. >> mother nature has something out for those stars. we are finding showers across the sierras. this is good news. with he could use this rain. you have probably heard us say plenty of times, we are in a drought, yes, yes, yes, this is going to continue to occur as we head through the day. showers will cross the sierra. you will notice a lot of this activity is very hit and miss. it is very light. you don't see the oranges and reds. some of the heavier rains. all this stuff is very, very light. a lot of this not in the bay area. we are waking up to clear skies for most of us. if you are doing any traveling

down towards southern california and the central valley. from interstate 5 down through los angeles, you can see the best chance of seeing showers. if you are going to do any traveling down 1, even down towards monterrey, you may run into a brief passing shower. overall, look at our sky camera. it is hard to believe, i may be talking about showers later on this afternoon, because it is so clear. we do have a few areas of fog, specially along the coastline. you will notice that wind starting to pick up in san francisco. that's the system starting to pull into the bay area. the thing about it, south bay, east bay, more cloud cover today. the brief passing shower. you get into the peninsula, san francisco, north bay, the farther north, you could see more sunshine like we are seeing right now. full blown sunshine for the north bay. 66 there. 68 for san francisco with that sun there. you get towards the south. temperatures are going to be cooler today because of the cloud cover. 66 in the south bay. let's take you to the microclimates and show you what we are looking at. it will still be nice.

67 in the valley. saratoga, you will be up to 66. in mountainview, 65. let's take you into the peninsula. you will see temperatures a little bit warmer about you still cool considering we were back close to 70 degrees yesterday along the coastline. 63 for half moon bay. same for daly city. mill bury, 65. redwood city, 67. los altos, 65. in san francisco, this is the last day that you can take part in tulip mania. this is the final day. daily tours start at 10:00. san francisco, you will see plenty of sunshine with a little bit of cloud cover stretching back by 3:00. overall, 65. february, not that bad. you know what, with all of this warm weather and the rain we had, just eight few days of rain in december and january, has pulled all of the allergens out. all of the birch and juniper are high. this is the case.

we have an area of low pressure. futurecast. south bay, extreme portions of the south bay and not a big storm but enough to get wet. most of us, a good mix of sun and clouds. only if you live in the foothills, showery activity. another system that's going to press down to next weekend. this has been a little finagly. we will keep watching this. it is still about seven days away. the good news, cooler, a brief chance of shower which we could use. >> "today in the bay" is back

after the break. coming up -- of course, those are the things that you look for. those are the uber success stories. >> he is helping sick children, not with medicine but with math, the way this retired engineer is changing lives and it will make you bay area proud.

fighting a life-threatening illness is tough at any age. if you are a child, it can seem so much more difficult. time at the hospital is time away from home and school. how can kids keep up and continue to learn? garvin thomas is here with this morning's "bay area proud." jerry brody isn't sure if he liked math and got good at it or god good at it because he liked it. it ended up forming a great career for him and how he has been choosing to give back for

the past decade and a half. at children's hospital, oakland, surrounded by doctors and nurses busy saving lives with medicine, jerry brodie quietly changes that with math. >> your really good. let's see what else we have. >> reporter: twice a week for 15 years, jerry has been coming to childrens making sure kids too sick to go to class don't fall too far behind in school. jerry, a retired chevron engineer introduces children of all ages at every level with even a game or two of chess thrown in. >> it was always in the back of my mind at some point, if i could, i would like to teach. >> reporter: he is plainly good at it. very popular with the patients, not to mention their parents. >> it is amazing. i couldn't thank him enough. what he is doing, he is

impacting, not just for a little bit but for them forever. >> reporter: if that seems to be a bit of an exaggeration, just take a trip to the university of nevada, reno, and check in with jamie eskavel. >> he got me to love mathematics. >> reporter: when jamie was 11 years old, he was treated at oakland children's for an aggressive form of cancer. he missed some of the sixth grade and all of seventh grade. not only did jamie not fall behind in math, just opposite, in fact. jamie now an applied mathematics major in college says it was jerry who not only influenced his course of study but the direction of his life. >> anyone who dedicates themselves to help people like that, any little thing they might be doing to help can have a significant mark on that person's life. in my case, that's exactly what happened. >> those are the things that you

live for. those are the uber success stories. >> reporter: while those successes are nice, jerry always keeps them in perspective. what matters the most to him is not that his pupils go on to bigger and better things. it is just that they go period. >> the thing that sustains me is that most of these children get well. they get better and they leave. >> reporter: jerry says he is not sure from visit to visit who he will be working with on a certain day. some patients he sees just once and others he works with over months and years. in fact, jamie even continued getting tutored by jerry even after he left the hospital over the phone. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website,

nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. we are back to two minutes. you can see them. they are all over our roads. the new bay area trend helping to solve crimes and keep companies in business. commuting in style. the new bus hitting streets tomorrow morning that gives you a bird's eye view of the bay area.

good morning. a live look outside. that is downtown campbell. i'm vicky nguyen with anthony slaughter to take a look at the complete micro forecast. >> it was beautiful yesterday. >> yes. we went to monterrey aquarium yesterday. so nice. even at the coastline, just beautiful. took the kids. with he drove back and they were asleep. if you are looking for some

things to do, it is going to be another nice day. south bay east, towards monterrey and gilroy, you may run into a brief passing shower. a storm system may be moving in. hard to believe when you look at these sky kams. it is clear this morning. some of us are waking up to a little bit of clourd cover. that's going to continue to be the case. the south bay and east bay, where we have the best chance of seeing some darker clouds across the foothills and one or two may produce a brief shower. it is going to be a nice, sunny day for both of us. san francisco north, it won't be as warm because of the system making its way through. we have the radar falling through. rain showers across the sierra and down towards the central valley. some will develop as we head through the day. east bay foothills, south bay foothills, nice day. temperatures into the 60s. not overly warm. 68, san francisco. 66, south bay. cooler conditions there because of the cloud cover. even the tri-valley, only 64 because of the clouds that will develop later on this afternoon.

a better chance of rain in the forecast. we'll talk more about that coming up. looking forward to it. wee need some rain. >> thank you, anthony. hockey outside in a football stadium. it happened last night. the san jose sharks hit the ice at levi stadium in front of 70,000 people. it was the first time in san jose sharks team history that they played a game outside. it took a week of prep but crews managed to transform the 49ers home field into an outdoor ice rink. for some, it was their first time inside levi stadium. a larger space gave them room to tailgate. >> a crowd, more people getting out. it was only 20,000. it was cool to see this many people supporting hockey out here. >> fans also saw fireworks and live performances from bay area native, john fogerty and melissa ethridge. the sharks didn't get the win but it was still a successful

night and a victory for the sharks organization overall. they will host a number of successful events. they include russell mania. tickets range from 35 to $2000 each. in their only game at levis, the son hae san jose earthquakes play in may. levi stadium hosts super bowl l next year on february 7th. more from last year's sharks game online. head to nbcbayarea.com. we are continuing to follow some breaking news out of mexico right now. the usgs says a 6.2 earthquake struck near jalisco. still, larger than the quake we experienced in napa. it happened at about 6:25.

a tsunami warning has not been issued. you can stay up to date on our website, nbcbay area.com. immigration confusion. representative mike handa held a community meeting to discuss the president's executive action on immigration. last month, he ordered deportation deferral for more than 4 million undocumented immigrants. this week, a texas judge put a hold on that order that has a lot of people confused and worried. congressman handa spent date in fremont encouraging those that fall under the order to still apply for their documents. >> we want them to have the right information and be prepared for the eventuality of moving forward. they will have to have the right documents prepared. >> the department of justice plans to ask a higher court to stay the texas ruling. the federal government is also pursuing a separate full appeal of the judge's decision.

>> squl no matter where you you are or what you're doing, there is a good chance you are on camera. more taxi cabs are getting dash kams. the safety feature has critics worried about privacy rights. here is "today in the bay's" stephanie trunk. >> reporter: a scream from the taxi where a dash kam caught the plunge of the tranceasia plane moments about have it crashed, a myriad of ankles catching the me tee or right dashes across the sky. here at home, dash kams are catching on to, catching crimes, violent ones, to crashes. this is the back view into a metro cab when the driver and his three passengers are all trying to catch their breath as reality sets in. they've just been hit. oh, my god. >> they have just been hit by an unmarked police vehicle according to richard heigl. >> he said he had his siren on,

which was proven not to be true. he said that the cab driver was timing the lights so that he entered the intersection the instant the light turned green. >> the dash kam video shows the light has been green for well over a block and then there is the terror that can happen within a vehicle. this video from 2013 shows an unsuspecting driver trying to drop off a passenger in daly city when all of the sudden, the young woman stabs him with what appears to be a steak knife. >> she went home. she was bleeding and she told her mom that the driver was trying to rape her and she was defending herself. but i was the driver that got attacked by the passenger. >> peter park is the ceo of the kam based in san francisco. his dash kams provide high-deaf recordings, video and audio all in real time. for this taxi driver, kyle kam rar ra at fers an intrusion of

privacy now uses peace of mind. two weeks ago a customer used a stolen credit card to pull a fair. >> we pulled the chip out of the camera and were able to get a very good still image and video image of the two people in the back of the taxi. >> reporter: it was the kam that helped to score the change in sfraen's regulatory devices for recording devices in taxi cabs. before 2009, all these videos needed were silent witness cameras. those took pictures every time someone got into a cab. drivers could take pictures whenever they wanted. these were snapshots in time. >> they give me peace of mind. they make me feel safer. >> and it helps keep him in business. his taxis are involved in up to 30 accidents each year. each one a few thousand dollars. setting him back in revenue. one word against another doesn't

hold up in small claims court. that's why the expansion is hitting outside the taxi cab industry. >> within the past, i say, specially last year, we got a lot of uber drivers. if you have a customer that rates a particular driver bad, they can potentially lose their privileges to be an uber driver or a lift driver. >> for this small business owner, the $20,000 investment in the dash kam paid for themselves in ten months. money is specially critical with the loss of drivers he blames on the influx of the ubers and the lifts on the road. >> this increases the profit. these days, of course, this business is really struggling. without the cameras, it is possible that i wouldn't be in business today. >> reporter: stephanie trong, nbc bay area news. in order to prevent any tampering, they have built in security measures so drivers can't stop or start the recordings or access the footage. a new service and a free

ride. ac transit is unveiling a double-decker bus in the bay area. they are testing out a roughly 40-foot bus as part of a pilot program. an ungraded surveillance system as well as providing spectacular views from the upper deck. they will have soft, reclining seats and foot rests to relax. it is free during the test period. it takes passengers from fremont to stanford as well as around san francisco and the east bay. transit officials say, there is no timeline on when they will officially hit the roads but the earliest would be in 2017. much more ahead on "today in the bay." highly anticipated game between the sharks and their southern california rivals at levi stadium. we will show you the highlights and hear from the locker room following an exciting but tough night for the team in santa clara.

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it was like a minisuper bowl but on ice, the sharks, kings and 70,000 fans were part of a major production that can only be rivaled by a championship game. the action on the ice didn't disappoint either. first period, sharks down one when brett burns evened things up on a nice shot from the wings. it would stay that way until the third period. marian gaborik steals the puck and beats antti niemi for what turned out to be the winning goal. the kings spoil the sharks party, 2-1. >> for big games like these, you want to win. you want to perform. you want to do everything. you want to help your teammates. you want to play for your fans. you want to push towards that second season. right now, is we're not there. so there is nothing given to us. we have to go earn it. sg. >> still to come on "today in the bay," who will challenge camilla harris. she seems to have a clear path

to replace barbara boxer. larry gerston says, not so fast. he joins us next in the studio. good morning. i'm mike inouye. lots to do this morning. one that's important for me and my family's history. all day in conjunction with the national japanese historical society, there are films, and authors on the topic of the forced evacuation of japanese-americans in world war ii. an unpleasant but important episode to remember. let's call it a teachable moment. across town, starting at 2:30 this afternoon, soma street food park. they host their 21st oscar party. enjoy free popcorn. wager on the oscar winners. a red carpet champagne special and some of san francisco's

favorite food trucks, fire trail pizza and dusty buns and you have direct access to the bacon bacon truck. red carpet for the oscars and red envelopes for chinese new year. the lunar new year is also celebrated by our vietnamese community as well. the annual vietnamese pet festival starts today. one of the largest vietnamese cultural event and is expected to see 40,000 to 70,000 visitors. starting again tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. i'll bring you that happy new week commute right here on "today in the bay." hey! did you know bees communicate through dance?

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it's been a month since california attorney general, camilla harris b-- barbara boxe

retires from office next year. will camilla harris win this office by default? larry is here to untangle this. how is it she finds herself all alone in this office with so many candidates? >> she is in this perfect position to keep others, specially the democrats, at bay for really three important reasons. up first, she is a state officeholder in a powerful job. that xwcombination gives her hi name recognition. her term as attorney general doesn't expire until 2013. she has what we call a free ride. she doesn't have to risk losing her job, giving it up. third, harris has seen issues that really have rest nated with california. they range from taking on the nation's banks to protecting children from online exploitation. so, put it all together. combine these factors. they make her a tough candidate

for somebody to take on. >> timing isn't everything but it is certainly something in this situation. >> few offices as coveted as the united states senate obviously. will someone else step forward and who are the likely candidates at this point? >> for the democrats, former los angeles mayor, antonio de la rosa, he remains the most intriguing possibility. he has broad name recognition and he is latino in a state where latinos are overwhelmingly democratic. he has a couple of problems. he has caught criticism from liberal democrats for supporting cuts in medicaid, medicare and social security and he advices several corporations, one of which is herballife. it has received criticism as a pyramid scheme. condoleezza rice, she says, flat out, she won't run. others, including former

republican party chair doug sunime, nearby, facing a pleasant task of raising $25 million to be competitive. raising that kind of money is not that easy in a blue state like california. >> no, it is not. boxer is one of big big offices coming up, along with senator feinstein and governor jerry brown, who is termed out. so, some people are saying that instead of challenging harris, these big names are perhaps waiting on the sideline to take on feinstein or perhaps make a run for governor. >> now, we get into this whole chess game. you look at feinstein first. that situation is very fluid. she can run for re-election in 2013. she will be 85 years old at that point. some are going to wonder if she should step down. even if she doesn't, feinstein could well face serious competition. i think the most important open race may well be for governor. at that point, at this moment,

rather, lieutenant governor, gavin newsom states that as candidacy. he doesn't have state-wide, the same popularity or name recognition as camilla harris. it is very likely that big hitters like state treasury, john chung, maybe former controller, steve wesley and perhaps even via la rosa may seek that office along with former gubernatorial candidate. he has invested a lot. here is the bottom line. we are about to see a new jen rag of leaders in the state's highest offices. you know what, just like musical chairs? a lot more candidates than available seats. >> a lot of people looking forward to seeing a new change and a new evolution in california. larry, thank you. a pleasure, as always, to have you in this morning. stay with us. "today in the bay" is back in a moment. up next, cooking with cannabis.

we'll tell you about the new class in san francisco that teaches people how to cook with pot. we're waking up to clear skies across most of the bay area. a little bit of coastal fog out there. we do have showers across parts of the sierra this morning. when we come back, we are going to talk about if any of those showers will make their way into the bay area.

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7:52. we want to start off with some showers this morning. showers developing across the central valley and over towards the sierra. that's where the brunt of the storm will stay today. one or two of the showers will make their way into the bay air kra, mostly across the altamont pass. even down towards gilroy, more began corridor. overall, not expecting a lot of rain today. we will see across the central coastline and down towards l.a. and the sierra. that's where we are expecting the brunt of this system. nonetheless, it will be enough to get the ground wet where we do see the showers. right now, waking up to clear skies and the north bay with a little bit of coastal fog. in the north bay, chilly. 38 degrees. 47 in the south bay. 50 right now in san francisco. later on, san francisco, up to 68. cooler in the south bay because of the cloud cover that will develop. 66 there, even in the tri-valley. not going to be overly warm. that's usually one of our

warmest spots. because of the cloud cover expected today, we are going to talk about cooler weather. you can see, hayward, 65. dublin, 67. alamo, 66. livermore, only 66. antioch, 67. this is usually one of our warmest spots. because of the cloud cover, it will be cooler, similar to what we will be seeing in the city. twin peaks, 65 for your high there. out ter sunset, 63. the same for the embarcadero. everybody will be back into the 60s. today, no 70s like we saw yesterday. even at the coastline, very warm. because of the little bit of rain we saw in december and january, that has sent all of our allergens into full bloom. the trees and flowers coming out. a alder, birch and june i per in the high category. the offshore wind is keeping a lot of the fog at the coastline today. but because those winds are moving in that direction, those showers that do form, one or two

of those, could drift into the bay area. this is 10:00. you can see that thick, cloud cover just south of the bay area. gilroy, morgan hill, down towards monterrey. by noon, still hanging on to some of the clouds, specially across parts of the foothills. we may see a brief shower as this system moves into place. it is headed to southern california. so cal will see the brunt of the activity. the general trend this week, morning fog, afternoon sunshine. temperatures cooler than they have been, at least this past week. we will be back into the 70s for most of us. 60s this upcoming weekend as we head towards thursday and friday. here comes our next storm system diving out of the north. that's going to move this way as we head towards next weekend. friday, saturday, looks to be the best day between any showery activity for next weekend. that is system moves in, as i mentioned in my last report,

each and every model run, takes it in nd abrings it out. we play this every time there is a storm system. we will keep watching it. the one moving through today, the computer models, had a lot of rain over the bay area. it took it all out. a very similar thing could happen next weekend. that's why we are here. we will try it each and every day. >> we will be staying tuned, anthony. thank you. >> three, two, one, go! taking the plunge in the name of charity. this is familiar to you, an thoen ath anthony slaughter. listen to what some san francisco cops and hundreds of others did yesterday morning at aquatic park. they had it a lot easier than the other cops taking part in this nationally. cops in illinois took a dip in lake michigan in the snow where temperatures were in the 20s. the windchill, as you know. >> that's how we did it in missouri. made it feel like subzero temperatures. >> saved off the coast of

hawaii. that is the case for a 40-ton humpback whale. the whale is now freed after being tangled with a fishing line for more than a week. rescue officials say they saw the whale pulling a red buoy after they tracked the animal for a few days. this he were able to cut the fishing line. they say the whale is expected to survive. amazing video too. bring your own pot. we are not talking about coolware. the bay area's first-ever cannabis cooking class kicked off this weekend. it is taking place as a secret location in the mission. only those in the know really. it costs $85 to participate. technically, it is legal because the chef in training has to have a medical marijuana card and bring their own marijuana to cook with. >> that makes you think about the laws to distribute. >> absolutely. that's what we did an investigative unit on that. this much more fun, very foodie and still bay area based more local news at 4:30,

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