from cbs news bay area , this is the evening edition. right now on cbs news bay area, she says her city is suffering , as homeless b.a.r.t. riders get pushed out at the end of the line.

>> we have become this mecca of impasse . if you aren't one of them on the need to take them back to where they got off , you need to take them back to where they call home. lead the plea for help and why b.a.r.t. says there is more to the story. plus, downtown tampa disco bracing for tens of thousands of visitors from both sides of the pacific. how the historic apex, it is already impacted the city. most fans will express what it's like to hit a baseball as well as barry bonds but it is not hard to do with a golden glow. we will tell you how you can take the swing at the park. live from the cbs studios in tampa disco, i'm brian. >> i am andrea nakano. all week we have been looking at the challenges facing art as ridership is still low after the pandemic. during the series we have been getting a lot of comments from you. >> one of the people who wrote and was the mayor of millbrae . her station is at the end of

the line for b.a.r.t. under the peninsula and as she tells our kelsey thorne, that poses a unique problem when the homeless writing the trains a unique problem at the end of the day. >> reporter: millbrae mayor, and snyder has an issue. she says the city's b.a.r.t. station, which opened back in the early 2000, was hoping to bring business and opportunity is now just bringing an unexpected burden and financial cost. >> sadly, as the end of the line station , we get 30 to 50 of the unhoused pushed into millbrae every day . and then sfo also drops homeless over us, as does caltrain and the city south of us. so we become this mecca of the unhoused. >> reporter: the mayor says on an almost daily basis police and fire are called to the station. we have two fire stations, station 37 , its

second-highest callout behind taking care of people with heart attacks and things like that is down here to help people with drug overdoses or fighting. but after an attack of our firefighters a few weeks ago, they will only come down here with police escorts >> reporter: a large majority of the unhoused are not from millbrae. and that complicates how the city can offer them services >> 85% consider their home in tampa disco or alameda or contra costa county, and they cannot get san mateo services because they consider home in another county. so we are left with a solution that can be solved. >> the mayor says the issue is costing the city around $1 million a year , without any help from b.a.r.t.. and she wants that to change. >> sounds hardhearted but b.a.r.t., if you're letting them on, then you need to take them back to where they got on ricky need to take them back to where they call home. >> when i shared the mayor's issues with jim ellison, the spokesperson for b.a.r.t., he disputed her claims . saying

b.a.r.t. isn't the reason for the homeless issues at the station. >> our data contradicts the assertion that 30 to 50 people per night are swept off the trains at millbrae station. in fact, there is a presentation to millbrae city council , by life moves, a nonprofit that seeks to put people into housing, that showed more than twice as many people got to the b.a.r.t. station, got to the millbrae transit system station , by means other than b.a.r.t.. >> allison also told me b.a.r.t. officials have responded to the mayor's request for a meeting, but have not yet gotten a response from her office on what dates will work best. the mayor, however, stands by her claims . saying her city is suffering because of art . she says it took a month to even get a response from b.a.r.t. on trying to set up that meeting, and she is tired of it. >> holistically, b.a.r.t., you concentrate on san francisco and maybe the east bay and then you're concentrating on growing your program without

coming back and doing the basic do maintenance and cooperation with the cities that you are in. we need to be partners together, and you are not a good partner. >> mayor schneider says she was disappointed, b.a.r.t.'s general manager did not include millbrae on his current listing tour stations. b.a.r.t. says it chose its busiest stations based on ridership data. as included millbrae in the past and says it plans to go back in the future. you can share your experiences with art using the hashtag kpix tv on social media, or email news desk at kpix.com. time to take a live look outside. we could be getting our first real rain, as opposed to that fake stuff, i guess. darren peck is here tracking the timing. >> yakama the stuff last time was like a quarter of an inch, a half an inch. this could potentially be one to three inches. and everybody could get it. and there has been a lot of talk about this, no doubt you have been either seeing it on your social media feeds or hearing it from other media outlets, such as us. we are now three days away from the start

of this, which means the high resolution models are starting to come in, depicting the very start of this and it does still look pretty good right there. that is just the very beginning. you look at the time frame, that is tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. that is as far as we can go now with the high resolution models, but there's something important about that. you need a big picture on this. what you are seeing there is just the leading edge of the system. you need to look back there. that is what is going to be driving this that is what is lending so much uncertainty to this that is the area of low pressure that is going to be sitting off the coast for about three days. and determining when that thing throws bands of rain our way is the complicated part but we can already see the beginning of it for tuesday night. when we get back together in the complete forecast we will play this from tuesday through friday, i will give you rainfall totals and what the latest best inking is on this week's chances for rain. i will see you in a bit, guys come back to you. we a little upper level devil out there, darren. a live look at downtown san francisco or the asian-pacific economic forum

is underway. president biden will be in the city next week, as you no doubt heard about the highest profile international summit in san francisco since the signing of the united nations charter back in 1945. but as da lin shows us, it is off to a slow start. >> no big events on the first day of apec , we understand some senior apec officials had a meeting here on saturday morning but no major crowds it was a very slow and easy day at muskogee center. >> reporter: people coming in and out of moscow and he said to say they're mostly setting up their companies cables and exhibits to get ready for monday. outside, police officers are standing at every street corner . while the fences are up, no security checkpoint or closures , at least not yet. the major closures don't happen until monday. >> i am already having difficulties getting around because of the gates coming up. alexander lives in one of the senior housing complex is

outside of moscow in the center. >> i don't think i will build go out, really, i have been stocking up on household supplies. >> many seniors tell me their rescheduled doctors appointments and are preparing the week like a pandemic lockdown. >> never been this locks down before. >> you have to shop everything before it happens. >> i did my laundry yesterday, i did some shopping last night and this morning, i think i will be okay now for the rest of the week. >> reporter: located in yerba buena gardens, they decided to close on this wednesday, thursday, and friday because of the street closures . >> i will have problems with deliveries, products, parking, you know, everything is closed. >> the manager says business was slow this saturday, compared to a typical saturday berkeley my services have people . >> reporter: even though yerba buena was opened, the area was deadly quiet for the weekend.

and despite the inconvenience, alexandra supports the conference. she hopes it will be a nice reset for san francisco in terms of its image. >> i hope it is going to be a good meeting between all the people involved and make the world a better place . >> a lot of the seniors who live around here say they're going to make their final grocery runs on sunday. they just don't want to deal with the security checkpoints. >> just mentioned the major closures don't begin until monday so be prepared for checkpoints and other security measures around muskogee center . the fairmount hotel in a hill, the legion of honor at lands end, and the embarcadero between piers 19 and 23 b.a.r.t. says despite street-level disruptions, it will run regular service those station closures and montgomery pallet civic center will be open. b.a.r.t. also says to lengthen trains to eight cars in anticipation of higher ridership because of lane closures on the bay bridge. with a pic officially

underway we have talked about the traffic in the economic impact but what is the real purpose of this international meeting? max darrow joins us in the newsroom to explain. clear the asia-pacific economic cooperation, or apec, was formed in 1989, there are 21 member economies that participate in this international forum. the original . was to promote free and open trade in the asia-pacific region. now, it's issues have expanded to include more topics and issues. world leaders, dignitaries, and delegation from apex 21 member economies are descending upon san francisco for this year's annual meeting it is the first time the united states has hosted the summit since 2011 , and the third time it has taken place on u.s. soil since apex formation in 1989 are coasting the summit is a big deal for a lot of reasons, including the boost it will likely bring to the local economy. tampa cisco board of supervisors president says .

>> this is a once in a century kind of event. san francisco is going to be on the world stage and we are going to put on the best show. this is the largest gathering of international players in san francisco since the united nations charter was signed here in 1945. >> apec, however, is more of a form then a dissenting taking party. distinguish professor of science. >> this is a big deal since that we have real societal and governmental groupings working together, thinking about , to put it very simply, how can we improve the world >> wild has an economic focus, the meetings among members will cover a wide range of topics. we the asia-pacific economic cooperation forum is a multilateral forum in the asia-pacific that deals with a host of issues including economy investment technology high-technology , inclusivity, and issues that we need to talk about amongst ourselves. we are highly anticipated event to happen on the sidelines of the

summit that is expected to take place here with the world watching on, a face-to-face meeting between president biden and chinese president, xi jinping. what comes out of that meeting will likely be significant. >> not the sidelines of there will be other bilateral meetings those relations are now getting better but to the united states and maybe malaysia. we expect the members also have in-depth discussions surrounding ai, as well. the meetings run through the week with the summit coming to a close on friday, the 17th. you can find more information to help you get around apex, including interactive maps, on kpix.com. still ahead on this veterans day, how the bay area honor those who served in the military. >> we know the bay is rising, we know it will continue to rise. >> the effort to defend waterfront businesses from rising sea levels . she found it.

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today is veterans day, and in san jose the annual veterans day parade rolled through downtown this year's theme was a legacy of respect , tanks and other military vehicles rolled down west santa clara street. organizers say it is largest veterans day parade in northern california, and it has been happening since 1918. >> over at alameda was a big day . veterans gathered inside the ship with congresswoman barbara lee, and members of the public, the u.s. says hornet is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its commissioning and the 25th anniversary as a museum.

darren peck joins us now, did i hear earlier, 1 to 3 inches of rain possible? >> is coming out. and that is the one thing that as remained consistent in the forecast, there is a lot of uncertainty . it's going to come in separate waves. we've got to bracket tuesday night through friday, it won't be raining that whole time . but within that window, the amount of rain we could see, the models have been budged on that so let me share what that looks like, the way we are doing this is we are doing what we call the ensemble, meaning it's not just one model, this is where and when there is some uncertainty in the forecast you want to back away a bit and do many different one runs of the same model and take the consensus , it is the best way to do a forecast for the kind of storm this is, i will show you what i mean by that one second in terms of the kind of storm this

is, look at the possible rainfall for tuesday going through friday and that has remained consistent anywhere from 1 to 3 inches is possible. not trying to get too specific on particular communities in the bay, but you can see there's a good swath of rain likely coming let's see why this is a challenging forecast. upper look at the big teacher the storm hasn't even developed a career talking about the start on tuesday night the storm is up here, and the future cast is able to see that the watch that develop into one of these big spending pinwheels right off the coast that is an area of low pressure that is now effectively cut off from the storm track. meaning, it is not writing on that conveyor belt that most storms sit on, which makes it really easy to see where it's going and how it's moving this one will just sit there. watch what happens, we got to lose a little bit of the high resolution but watch the center of that low. he gives us a little bit of rain tuesday night which we saw and then it pulls back off the coast and we don't get anything for a while and then it comes back on again. that just looks like a mess right there and kind of stationary for a few days. we should plan on that

being the likely outcome because now we are getting pretty close to this. and if you look at the way the rainfall accumulates on it, you can see that circulation. as we coming closer, those outer bands start to get coastal california. and they range anywhere from one to two or three inches, some of the wetter places. so anything going on next week from tuesday to friday? we got a big deal going on here in the city. but whatever you have going on anywhere in any other part of the bay, stay with us, we will have details and updates on the pacific bands of rain that is the best we have for you right now. plan on off-again on-again rain to that timeframe. nothing happens tomorrow. we are still forecasting for the weekend, by the way. there sunday, looks great. maybe a few high clouds, temperatures in the mid-70s inland and we will be in the mid-to-upper 60s for most other locations and when you put this in a seven-day forecast it looks like what we were just talking about . everything stays quiet for the next two days and then each one of these days through friday is a

chance of rain on and you can pick out your microclimates, whether it is the north bay, san jose, same story. notice it is a bit cooler but it is not terribly cold with this is not a winter storm with an intense cold front that is going to rip through the bay. but you will be about 10 degrees cooler , low to mid 60s, as warm as you get by wednesday. all right, matt, over to you. coming up in sports, bay area pac-12 team picked up a crucial win at home. and it meant a lot in the hunt for bowl eligibility. plus, golf at oracle park to call the ballpark back nine. it is here through the weekend.

is this pac-12 football season was a things giving dinner, cal football, not by any means the turkey but they are like that & cheese your distant cousin brings is not the best thing on the table but it certainly gets the job done. cal hasn't been perfect this

season but they are still alive for bowl eligibility. they were in front of washington state in the second. fernando mendoza finds jaden. that is a whole lot of green. bears up two scores. we had to the fourth. stick with me here. cameron ward, he gets stripped right here. the camera is super confused. cal wasn't . wilms jumps on it, returns it, 52 yards . made it close down the stretch, but cal 42-39, two more games left, two more wins needed for bowl eligibility. troy taylor and stanford also need to win out to be bowl eligible a tall task at 12th ranked oregon state. martinez finds a hole, he goes untouched, 59 yards, put the beads up big early. no answers depending the run today. just before the half, oregon state goes back to martinez, finds the end zone again, he scored not once, not twice, not three times but four times in the first half alone oregon state

road 62-17. stanford will have to bounce back quick with the big game next week. when you hear sign stealing scandal you think houston astros and jim harbaugh says hold my beer. the big ten band the michigan head coach from the sidelines while the program is being investigated for allegedly traveling to opponents games to take their signals no hardball on the sidelines. coaching in his place at 10th ranked penn state and michigan had just 60 passing yards in the game but it didn't matter. cora breaks loose for a 30 yard touchdown. fourth quarter dagger michigan winter 24-15. they are undefeated, and here was an emotional coach more after the game. >> when there were doubts , what does it mean to you? >> i want to thank the lord, i want to thank coach harbaugh [ bleep ] love you, man. [ bleep ] love you, man. this is for you. [ crying ]

>> this is the second time that michigan had had some sort of tomatoes like jim harbaugh is dead, not really, his just suspended. looking to utah . second quarter, utz gave you to have a scare. screen pass , turns into explosive play. 53 yard touchdown gave utah the lead. utah, 28-24 at the half. but michael pennies, heisman campaign continues. deep shot to the end zone, from a dunes a hangs on. huskies win 35-28, they are now 10-0 they remain the pac-12 lowest undefeated team maybe their own hope . well most fans can experience what it's like to hit a baseball as far as barry bonds, not so hard to do with a golf club and a golf ball. the golf ball back nine at oracle park, it becomes a nine hold golf course and of course i had to give it a couple of packs.

clear all right, that's good, that's really good. >> ever wonder what it would be like to hit golf balls at a major league stadium? the ballpark back nine at oracle park has made that dream a reality, and i had to give it a try. as a lifelong baseball fan, this was my augusta. oh my . all right, i am watching this thing come down . we're dancing, what i want to say is that if the giants had hit the ball that well, there might've been some october baseball to cover. that's all i'm saying, that's all i'm saying. a few of the giants got to try out the course first logan webb, ryan walker, and former pitcher, george condos, all liked the fourth hole so much they give it their official stamp of approval. >> you level section 301, fantastic views of the water in the bay bridge and you get the great panoramic view down on the field.

>> what did you think about the performances? please some better than others we did have a few balls that landed in the water. everyone is okay. >> oh my god. >> heads up, four! >> oh my god [ laughter ] >> i'm right there with you, logan. actively hitting one jacoby cove is much easier than you think. >> that ball, hit high and deep that one is way back there and into the water! >> it is a splash, that was a splash hit. that thing is in the water. it is not coming back. we've got to go, we've got to go. >> i don't want to be a seinfeld episode here, you don't want to get your ball into the water , especially the bay, we got some animals but i've got a slice i'm trying to correct right now. >> is not the last ball will be headed to the bay. >> probably not. i do want to add, dubs, we will have highlights tonight. >> good swing, by the way. we thank you. class parts of the bay area already feeling the effects of sealevel rise. the

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yeah... from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> right now on cbs news baruch, hundreds of protesters rally outside president biden's delaware home, demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza . staff inside gaza's largest hospital say both patients and refugees ours trapped in horrific conditions as more than 11,000 palestinians are dead, more than in 4500 of them children. >> meantime, arab and islamic leaders held their own semicolon for a cease-fire. cristian benavides has the latest. we palestinians are making the perilous journey south . they have a four hour daily window where israel has agreed to a humanitarian pause. to the near constant bombardment of gaza, hospitals in northern gaza are operating without power and nearing a breaking .. patients have been told they need to evacuate israel says they agreed to help the most vulnerable out of al shifa , gaza's biggest hospital . >> the stuff of the shiva hospital has requested that tomorrow, we will help the

babies in the pediatric department to get to a safer hospital. we will provide the assistance needed. >> arab and islamic leaders say it is not enough . at a summit in saudi arabia, they called for an immediate cease-fire. israel has said that would not happen until all hostages were released. worldwide pressure continues to mount from the streets of london to crowds outside president joe biden's delaware home. we know what the reason means . but i think the there is no justification precisely to attack civilians. >> israel has said there will be no cease-fire until all hostages are released . late saturday, a rally was held in tel aviv that demanded their safe return. >> the israeli military has accused hamas of having underground command center at l shiva hospital. both hamas

and hospital administrators say that is not true. meanwhile, doctors and thousands of injured people are trapped inside the hospital, one official reported that is really snipers killed a medical aid trying to help a baby in an incubator. >> back here in the bay area, one woman is dead after a shooting in a chili's parking lot. police say it happened around 2:45 in the afternoon today at the chili's grill and bar in the bay fair center near ashland they found the woman still suffering from a gunshot wound police say they believe it started as a fight between people who knew each other they have identified a suspect, and are looking for that person but they have not released any sort of description. we in vallejo, a shooting last night sent one juvenile to the hospital. please say it happened shortly before 10:00 at night, right after a scol. they found the victim gh on nebraa street with a serious, but not life-threatening gunshot wound. there is no word on arrest.

police say they will have more officers at the school next week. up in petaluma, police are looking for burglars who smashed a van in three businesses earlier this morning. all three burglars happened within 45 minutes of each other petaluma pd says the thieves smashed that white ford econoline van into the doors of each business they stole power tools and other contractor equipment . the first incident was around 4:50 in the morning on a home row. the other two businesses were on lindbergh lane and lakeville highway. >> this week marks five years since the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. the campfire killed 85 people in butte county as a level the town of paradise. shawnte passmore shows us the progress being made in paradise, and the challenges coming from the states insurance crisis. >> it is a day if you want to remember. november 8th, 2018,

flames decimated neighborhoods in and out of the town of paradise. >> all these people appear, they went through . >> 85 people died in the campfire destroyed 18,000 buildings and more than 14,000 homes. following those dark days, new life is springing out of the town of paradise berkeley here we are, we are working hard , we are recovering, we are here. >> today, the building includes more than 3000 homes, several schools, and miles of paved roads. earlier this year, the town rolled out an early morning siren system, which is still being tweaked. >> is a learning process for us. brand-new for us. it is something that is working and we are anxious to get it in place. >> but officials caution something detrimental could hold the progress major insurers pulling out of the state. >> insurance is a huge challenge from one of the biggest challenges right now . and it is something we have been talking a lot about. a lot of people are being forced out

of the fair plan. >> the current population also means a student roman took a hit. the nationwide teachers shortage undoubtedly created another hurdle. we went from a population of about 26,000 to about 10,000 we had a huge decrease in the number of people that we can really pull from within our workforce. >> however, more families are opting to move into the area , as people reflect over the last five years, they remain committed to not let the fire defined their town. >> that is how this recovery, you have to just look at one really small piece and then go forward. >> people in paradise have also offered words of encouragement and hope to those affected by the maui wildfires. the rebuild paradise foundation say people from their area have been lending a hand while sharing information with fire victims in lahaina. we speaking of hawaii, this bright pink water is actually a pond at a wildlife refuge in maui officials say the water salt content is really high because

of extreme drought and that the pink stuff is actually organisms that thrive in very salty water. it all comes as european scientists say they just had the hottest october ever there , in the year as a whole could break records, as well. warmer temperatures do mean rising sea levels and that is putting a critical gateway to san francisco. devon file shows us that there are big plans already underway to defend the waterfront. >> on the san francisco waterfront, on the edge appear 30, sits a little shack with a big history. take a step inside. >> fish and chips today. >> absolutely. >> for nearly 70 years, reds has served much of the same fair, including its famous cheddar cheese burgers on simple cisco sourdough white chef anthony bourdain as long time regular gushing. >> the burgers are great, one

of the best places in the city. you know, you can't be the view, on the patio, great place to come for a giants game. >> reds sits on the top of san francisco bay. because of its proximity to the peers , it was an all time hangout for sailors and longshoremen. >> people will get off the ships and they would come to rest, to eat, and we are still here today, everyone is welcome, we have anywhere from construction workers to people in suits and ties , families with their kids . everybody feels comfortable here. >> survived a massive pier fire and most recently the pandemic. but now a new culprit threatens its very existence. >> c rises definitely going to be an issue because we are right on the water. >> the science is clear , more water is heading our way. as

the earth heats up, ice sheets and glaciers are melting and the oceans are expanding. by the end of the century, sea levels around san francisco bay will rise anywhere from three to seven feet , possibly even higher. >> we are already seeing flooding on the embarcadero , we know the bay is rising, we know it will continue to rise. >> heads the port of san francisco, she says the port is committed to planning for and adapting to the anticipated impacts of climate change. fully it will take a lot of ingenuity and tenacity to move from where we are today to where we need to be, but it is a problem we must solve . >> and urgent matter, the aging seawall that literally holds downtown san francisco together, and protects both the city and critical infrastructure from flooding. clear whether it be the b.a.r.t. train, the muni, the puc pipes, the electrical , it is all in the grid that hits the end of the urban edge, which is our shoreline and our seawall. the seawall is vulnerable both to seismic and

increasing flood risk. the port has prioritized several projects that include efforts to strengthen the wall . these early projects focus on safety and emergency responses. customers hope that the pier will soon be added to the what's berkeley i definitely should fix the wall, i hope, and keep rent here forever. we don't want to leave and we don't plan on leaving. i do feel that we are going to be able to make it through and we are going to be able to be able to continue to serve, as long as we possibly can. >> because while san francisco history is hung on its walls, reds doesn't want to become history anytime soon. >> simple cisco waterfront does generate over $100 million a year. that is fueled by 500 nearby businesses. still ahead, how a bay area county is showcasing local artists by letting you borrow their work for free. >> everybody deserves, i think, to have original art in their life. in today's digitized

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apec is shaping up to be a major event for the media. international journalists from asia and the south pacific have come to report on it today, student journalists got an opportunity to create their own coverage . apec ambassador matt murray gave a press conference at the muskogee center today for student reporters from six local high schools they got to hear from officials and ask questions. >> some 250 students of all ages got a sense of what their future could look like if they chose a career in healthcare. kaiser partnered with san jose state for a health career fair , exposing kids to all kinds of paths, such as nurses and doctors. they also said that events like this can lead to more asian and hispanic representation in the field. >> a lot of our students have no idea what is before them in healthcare today, and the robust options that exist at kaiser permanente so we are so delighted to cohost this, along with our college of health and

human sciences, to welcome students to explore their futures. >> over the next few days, kaiser will be hosting virtual hiring events from ohio and south san francisco and daly city. when we come back, why the rock says people want him to cook up a run for the white house. and the first alert forecast, now that we are within the three day window for the very leading edge of this potentially quite rainy period for this week, we'll see the first bands of rain show up in the higher resolution forecast models. that is tuesday we will look at this but i will tell you why we probably shouldn't expect

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wrestler, superstar , is hinting at a run. >> that is truly what the people want that of course, i will consider it. >> if he does, he follows former president donald trump and dozens of other celebrities who have considered , tried, and sometimes succeeded in spinning their fame into political gold. the one he might most want to study? ronald reagan, film, tv, and radio to pick off one political challenger after another. >> sense of timing and humor . >> i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. could carry him all the way to the white house and with a robust agenda popular with his party to keep them there. that pattern has

been repeated at lower levels . nine years on the love boat into eight years as a congressman from iowa . sonny bono was a popstar , then a mayor, then a congressman from california, until his untimely accidental death. >> i don't think that's how that works. which minnesota senator started out as a comedian? >> that's right, me, al franken. >> and, of course, arnold schwarzenegger pressed his strongman persona as eight years as governor of california. >> i want to be a governor for the people. i want to represent everybody >> your strength and weaknesses. >> so is the rock ready to enter the political gentle? tipped his hat to a presidential run before , although always with hesitation. >> i love our country and everyone in it, i also love

being a daddy , that's the most important thing to me is being a daddy. >> by the way, johnson was born in haworth, then the news came this week on trevor noah's podcast where noah pointed out a 2021 poll showed 46% of u.s. adults would support candidate the rock meantime, the california primary is march 5th, less than four months away. >> time flies. drive fast while in reverse. unless, of course, you're going for the world record which is what a croatian team set out to do and they achieved this record going 171 miles an hour in reverse. in an electric sports car, the croatian mcnamara car was officially recognized by guinness, breaking the previous record that was set all the way back in 2001. cleared the road race straight, you would think that is pretty easy [ laughter ]

>> i'm sitting over here wondering if they are really not just playing the video backwards and we all got juiced. got a lot to look at for this system coming our way. so we are going to replay, we were within that three day window now or we can see in high resolution one of the more likely outcomes for the stop start so let me show you what it looks like on tuesday, nothing is happening tomorrow or tuesday but you probably heard there is some rain coming next week . tuesday, late through friday. here is the very leading edge now. we have been able to see the system yet in high resolution bottles because we've got to get within three days. this is the first view that we had of what it could potentially look like by tuesday morning . but this is deceiving. this system is very weird in terms of the way it is put together. to explain what i mean, we've got to go

back out and look at the big picture. high-resolution model only shows this part of north america so we lose a little bit of resolution to pull in the forecast models i can see the whole thing. look at that, that is the important part right there. that is what is going to be driving it all work and the location of that is what has been so difficult. in forecasting, the timing of these separate waves of rain that will come through, let me show you why, we will go even more low-resolution now. there is the same system, the line of rain that comes up short and looks what happens. he gets pulled off the coast, that's wednesday. that area of low pressure out there, kind of like a fishing rod, has pulled all the rain back into it and now it is not raining anymore. and isn't that a weird looking storm? used to seeing these things come through with very well organized cold fronts. this thing is just a mess . and it is difficult for the models to resolve it. but there has been at least some consistency in this idea that several different waves of rain will come across the bay area from that timeframe from tuesday night through friday, we are just not going to try to get too specific at this . on the exact timing. look at what is

going on here constantly on the edge as it wobbles back and forth and throws us a little bit of rain. so if we go back to the one image that has remained pretty consistent now for like four days , which is not getting too bogged down in the details of exactly when , if you take the whole four day period and just sum up what the likely outcome is for how much , this has stayed pretty consistent in the long-range ensemble forecast, which is anywhere from 1 to 3 inches. and right there is kind of bull's-eye. you may have heard that this storm is going to be fueled by an atmospheric river. technically that's true. but it is a very weak one. and when we look at the timeframe here, that is tuesday, there is a category one. and we do rank these things , on a scale from 1 to 5, one being week, five is still used extreme, that is a one. but look what the storm does with it. we get a little

taste of that, perhaps in the north bay on tuesday, and the storm pulled it away from us and brings what's left of it back on shore. this is a difficult system to track. and before that even gets here, there is the actual cold front. that is tomorrow at noon. if you just look at that tomorrow at noon you would think hey, that cold front is coming right through the bay, we are going to get rain. watch what happens to that. no, it's not. it gets pulled off the coast into the center of that low and we start to get the leading edge. so just a little bit of ground on why this has been a somewhat difficult forecast to get specific on but we are doing our best. low 70s, no rain. monday, no rain. tuesday through friday, yeah . on and off showers, bay area wide, and we will stay on top of this. we will have updates as we get more refinement over the next 24 to 36 hours. brian,

finally, tonight, what a changing of the art in your home was as easy as checking out a library book? >> funny you mention it, five north bay libraries will soon be allowing people to borrow original pieces of art for free. >> kenny choi shows us the program that is opening new doors for creators . clear megan riley worked at an office as an attorney for decades. but it is an art studio where she finds her true inner peace. >> what arch does for me as it is a complete zone at berkeley nevada resident is one of 30 local artists chosen among hundreds of applicants. she is getting paid for her work that will be part of a lending collection called on the wall the 73-year-old says many of her paintings reflect the beauty of nature and water.

>> the need to concentrate is so intense that you are not doing anything else . and you could do that for hours . it is a form of meditation. >> the library department of cultural services just open an exhibit featuring the inaugural group of selected artists. they hope this is just the beginning. >> i am very excited, i thought this program, this program will be an opportunity to showcase diverse local artists. >> the corte madera libraries branch manager . on the committee that comes through more than 400 submissions from local artists. >> it was very very difficult. i know it took some time [ laughter ] >> megan riley couldn't believe her work was chosen. >> i was pretty surprised, with so many people applying . it is always nice to be appreciated, what can i say? cleta stark, five libraries in the north bay, including bern

city, will begin lending out arts next year, with the hope of offering i diverse selection to choose from. >> we just wanted like a wide selection of art , art that would appeal to many different people in the community. >> everybody deserves, i think, to have original art in their life . in today's digitized world . >> has given make a chance to add more color to the campus, and share some joy with whoever is looking to find beauty in art for free.

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