the road and got into the eyes, nose and ears of beachgoers who braved it around noon at ocean beach. >> trying to get the most of the beach on lunch break. didn't work out too well. >> didn't work out too well for this sailboat either. blown out to sea, coast guard officials did not find anyone on board and are still investigating. shell refinery over in martinez does have a wire down thought to be wind related. now drivers were warned about high winds on all the bay area bridges. so far chp says there's been no serious problems. reporting live on the golden gate bridge, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. now let's take a live look outside at some of our other cameras. we've been keeping an eye on this one all day long. what you're looking at here is san rafael and boy you can sure see the trees blowing around in

all those winds. this is what it looks like right now. flags are being blown from the wind. these conditions are exactly what our chief meteorologist bill martin told us to expect yesterday at 5:00. let's go to what bill has to say. >> right along the coast point rays the winds are howling. san francisco airport 40 miles per hour, it's blowing out there and it's going to continue to blow for the next few hours. the wind advisory stays in effect until midnight. and winds currently outside we go to point rays, and you can see the winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. that is significant wind. now the winds are going to die down. when i come back at 5:18 i'm going to show you how cold it's going to get tonight. because in parts of california there's freeze warnings and

wind advisories. i'm going to tell you how cold it's going to get when you get going tomorrow. it's super tuesday. voters in ten states are casting their ballots. ken wayne is here now with some of the early results and what's at stake. ken. >> reporter: polls have just closed in eight of the 10 super tuesday states. mitt romney is already the declared winner in virginia, massachusetts, and vermont. newt gingrich is the declared winner in georgia tonight. that's one of the two states with the most delegates at play. we want to show you what's going on now. ohio is the closest battleground state today. it is the state where 63 delegates are at stake. we want to pull up ohio for you. 63 delegates here. polls show this to be a toss up between mitt romney and rick santorum. right now with just 1% of the precincts counted, santorum is leading 39% to romney's 37%. the other big state at play is of course georgia. this state has the most

delegates here today on this super tuesday 76 delegates at stake. it is gingrich's home state. he needed this win to keep his campaign alive looks like he did it. newt gingrich is the projected winner in his state. so in all there are 118 delegates at stake. 1144 delegates are needed to win the republican nomination. as it stands right now, mitt romney has the most delegates with 220. rick santorum has 86, newt gingrich has 39, ron paul has 46. more numbers are coming in, we'll have an update including the battle in oklahoma and tennessee. a lot is at stake and the republican candidates for president spent super tuesday looking for last minute votes. in some cases casting their own votes. mitt romney and his wife arrived home in massachusetts after campaigning in ohio. they headed straight to their hometown of bedford to cast

their votes. reporters asked romney about president obama's approach to iran and iran's potential to build nuclear weapons. >> this president has made incredible errors. >> reporter: mitt romney says he will watch election returns tonight with his family and supporters in boston. republican rival rick santorum is waiting for his results in ohio tonight. we have a live picture of what's happening at his campaign in ohio. the former pennsylvania senator is hosting an election night party at a local high school. now earlier today, santorum spoke to the american israel public affairs committee in washington. he blasted president obama for his middle east policy. >> he says he has israel's back, from everything i've seen from the conduct of this administration he has turned his back on the people of

israel. >> republican rival newt gingrich also spoke to the apac conference today. another live picture now this one coming to us from the renaissance atlanta hotel. this is where supporters of republican candidate newt gingrich are gathering to watch the return and stage a super tuesday campaign party. again as ken just reported we learned within just the past hour here that gingrich has won the republican presidential primary here in his home state of georgia. keep in mine our election coverage continues on our website as well. we will be constantly updating our information, just log on for the very latest. the israeli president will give a long awaited speech at a temple in san francisco. capping a productive day on his historic trip here to the bay area. robert handa is live, he tells us who the israeli president

met with and what he accomplished. >> reporter: he is wrapping up a day with lunch. capping off a day here at the the silican valley. a room with representatives of the largest venture capital companies until the world including exel, the host of the luncheon as well as sacoia, usbp. the goals of the meeting. >> one word answer, education. another word answer, insight to people here. >> reporter: prior to the mostly closed meeting, the president credited them for new ideas. the president started his day at the place where he believes the single most important idea started facebook. he launched a new international page today before being interviewed by sheryl lan

dburg. >> i think governments are out of business they cannot give orders anymore. and the people of today affecting the governments are the other way around. >> reporter: the president stated his main goal is to able tract more investment and some venture capitalist say he has a lot of reason to be optimistic. >> we love israel entrepreneurs. >> reporter: live in east palo alto, robert handa. the growing tensions between israel and iran over nuclear armament took center stage at obama's speech today. >> at this stage it is my belief that we have a window of

opportunity where this can still be resolved diplomatically. >> reporter: the president said the u.s. and its allies have imposed crippling sanctions on iran. coming up in 20 minutes what the president said about the possibility use of force on iran. the high price of gasoline and his super tuesday message for republican challenger mitt romney. now to the debate over whether the trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be moved out of town. why legal experts say it is almost unheard of in a case like this, david stevenson. >> reporter: a hearing date on a change of venue has in the been set. but the question on many people's mind is whether the trial will stay in san francisco. 50 potential jurors and sheriff mirkarimi battery trial were dismissed today. as defense lawyers met with the trial judge about moving the trial out of town. >> we're looking at it very carefully. >> the reason for the change of venue there's been extensive

publicity in this case. >> reporter: including the stills of mirkarimi's wife. and his attorneys also site this billboard. completed juror forms show there's a good reason to make a move. >> people form strong opinions and they formed strong opinions in all different directions. >> reporter: the attorneys told us quote, we believe strongly enough in the jury selection process. that being said we are also open to considering a different venue. >> first of all change of venues are incredibly rare. in misdemeanors they are almost unheard of. >> reporter: 150 jurors will come to court. >> the fact that they are bringing in successive panels, it shows the jurors have been some what tainted.

that they have opinions about the case. >> i think he can but i leave that up to both sides of the attorneys and the judge to determine that. >> reporter: and no date for opening arguments in the trial has been set either as jurors on both sides tonight are wrangling over what witnesses and what evidence will be allowed. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. an alameda county judge blocked the release of a report today into a controversial pepper spraying incident at uc davis. you may remember this incident, the occupy protest back on november 18th, that's when uc police doused demonstrators with pepper spray. a task force investigating this incident was set to release its findings and recommendations at three o -- three o which can this afternoon -- three -- 3:00 this afternoon. >> we need to begin healing our community and i think a part of

the heeling process is being able to release this kind of review. >> this isn't a big secret, everybody saw what happened. the information that we're trying to protect is confidential. the santa cruz sheriff's department released video of a 19-year-old man taken last week just minutes before he was shot to death. deputies say the black and white surveillance tape shows matthew conolance. investigators would like to talk to the other person in the scene who has yet to be identified. anyone with information about the case or the identity of that unknown person is asked to contact authorities. el dorado county authorities are asking for help in locating relatives of elderly twins who died at their

home. they said that patricia and jane miller were entertainers. investigators say it appears they died of natural causes. anyone with information on these two women is asked to call the el dorado county sheriff. police are asking for your help to find an elderly man missing since yesterday. toshio was last seen at the community center. last seen wearing a brown plaid shirt and gray sweat pants. coyotes in san francisco why some say the city needs a new plan to help protect both men and beast. and we are looking live here at newt gingrich's headquarters in atlanta.

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we're continuing to poll low the super tuesday reports -- to follow the super tuesday results. ken wayne is tracking those numbers and is back again with what they show. >> reporter: what we know right now is there's not going to be a clean sweep on this super tuesday with different candidates winning different states. polls closed about 15 minutes ago. and there are three more states that have closed. massachusetts, oklahoma and tennessee. in massachusetts mitt romney was the governor there he's been declared the winner as well. and he's also won vermont and virginia. we're still waiting on numbers to come in from oklahoma and tennessee even though the polls have already closed there. we have updated numbers from ohio with 2% of the precincts reporting. romney is now leading rick santorum. that's a turn around in just the last 15 minutes. newt gingrich has been declared

the winner in his former home state of georgia. coming up at 5:30, we'll update the numbers for you in the race to become the gop nominee for president and where each candidate stands, back to you. tennessee is considered among the most conservative of the 10 states holding elections today. in the past week the top candidates have ramped up their attention to tennessee. and the latest polls have that race now neck and neck between romney and santorum. tennessee has an open primary which allows anyone to vote regardless of party affiliation. voters in oklahoma also went to the polls to cast their primary ballots today. rick santorum is hoping his brand of social conservatism will bring him victory in oklahoma considered to be the reddest of the red states. and much of the focus is on the key swing state of ohio where both santorum and mitt romney have spent the most time campaigning ahead of soup tuesday. polls there also show the race

neck and neck. no republican presidential nominee has won the white house without carrying the state of ohio. here at home, san francisco is trying to figure out how to handle wild animals that show up in urban areas. rob roth now with what's being discussed and some video of a coyote where people don't expect to see any. >> reporter: over the years, people have spotted coyotes in this state park. a wildlife official is putting together a campaign to help coyotes and individuals coexist. nobody is sure how many coyotes are living in san francisco but there are enough that a member of the commission of welfare is proposing a plan.

they've law firmed a campaign to make sure people, pets and coyotes all live peacefully. >> the city has not done any educational push for a number of years. the whole point of this is we need to coexist with coyotes. >> reporter: other urban areas have coyote management plans and san francisco could benefit. >> coyotes make excellent neighbors if you keep them wild and weary. so that's part of the plan. how to keep them wild and weary. >> reporter: five years ago, california fish and game officers had to kill two coyotes after they confronted pet dogs. mapping coyote sightings could help people know what areas to avoid. but posting signs can have consequences. >> people might use that information who want to hurt the coyotes that's not something we want to do. >> reporter: coyote experts say there are simple tips to keep coyotes hidden away. >> what we want to make sure we do is not attract them by

leaving out pet food or you know if there are new sightings it's usually because there's an attractant. >> reporter: they will take a vote on thursday after that most likely the board of supervisors. rob roth, ktvu. let's talk now about the weather. the word today is wind. it was really howling in some parts of the bay area. >> reporter: no surprise, yesterday the temperatures were in the 60s and 70s. we talked about a return to winter and we got that. then the winds kicked up, temperatured plummeted -fpld today we were down a good 10 to 15 degrees. the winds are strong out there. these are current buoy readings. let's go right off san francisco and we will see the winds are gusting to 45 miles per hour. that is significant. let's go up to point rays where this kind of wind pattern is going to get you the strongest

wind. we're getting gusts of 45. we've had gusts up to 55. at the richmond san rafael ridge, the winds are gusting to 41. the direction here inland is not quite as windy. it's gusting to 24. it's windy but the real wind today has been right along the coast and in the coastal hills and on the bay too. white caps out there. so that weak weather system went through last night. you can see i'll back it up again and you will see it slide through. the accumulations of rainfall a couple of feet out west. we start to warm up but the winds die down tonight. it's still winter. the nights are long. when the winds settle down it's going to be cold. there'll be plenty of frost in many locations inland. we could see temperatures upper 20s low 30s. if the winds die on time, it

should warm up. it's relevantly dry. 31 in santa rosa, 32 in vallejo. in the winds die down by midnight, these could be in the upper 20s. tomorrow morning it's going to be downright cold. everyone if it doesn't die down, these temperatures are going to be reached. wind advisory should be drawn by midnight. temperatures should warm up to 36. when i come back, friday forecast with your weekend in view. we'll take a look at that and we'll go looking for more rain because there is some rain in the long range. i'll see you back here. former governor arnold schwarzenegger is paying up. what he did and the fine he has just agreed to pay for. plus -- >> good luck tonight.

that's president obama wishing his rival romney luck. that's just one of the answers as he faced the press at the white house today. this is the fiber line that was accidentally cut. it left tensover thousands -- tens of thousands without any communication yesterday. we told you yesterday about a young woman's van stolen from her front yard. now-- >> i got it back. i'm so excited. we reveal what led to its return. and, hugs and a warm welcome for this bay area vet returning home from afghanistan. the surprising thing he told our camera. plus, this bay area teen center started with good intentions, but now it's the focus of controversy. we're looking into the scandal surrounding the project. tonight on ktvu channel two news at 6:00. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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people's pocket. that's president obama promising to provide mortgage relief to members of the military and people with government insurance loan to refinance at lower costs. the president unveiled the initiative today during his first white house news conference of the year. that was with the president spent part of his day doing today, answering questions from reporters. again the first news conference so far this year and it was dominated by iran, israel and the soaring price of gas. >> reporter: after months without a news conference reporters were ready today with some tough questions including why the price of gas is skyrocketing on his watch. >> just from a political perspective do you think the president of the united states once and the prices go higher. >> reporter: the president says he knows the prices are going high and is taking steps to help families. >> we're going to make sure

that we are conserving energy. >> reporter: the hottest topic today was the growing tension between israel and iran. and iran's potential for building nuclear weapons. the president said right now there is a window of opportunity for diplomacy. >> what we've been able to do is cripple sanctions on iran. >> reporter: he is also being criticized for being too weak on iran. >> when i see the casualness on how these people talk about war i'm reminded of the cost of war. >> reporter: and there were lighter moments, like the message for romney on this super tuesday. >> good luck tonight. >> no, really. >> really. >> the president also called

the continuing violence against civilians in syria heartbreaking and outrageous and he said the world is trying to mobilize to force the assad regime to step down. former governor schwarzenegger agreed to pay $20,000 on a dispute on how he paid for television ads during the 2009 budget crisis. >> you elected me to control spending in sacramento -- >> now the states campaign watchdog says schwarzenegger used money from a ballot measure committee to pay for this tv ad in support of his position on the budget. the former governor spokesman said they decided to settle the matter to avoid tens of thousands of the dollars in legal expenses. the phone and internet outage here in morgan hill was bigger than originally thought. what we learned today including the cost to local business. and here's a look at

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looking live here at the gingrich headquarters in atlanta georgia. newt gingrich said he had to win to keep his campaign going there. and he did. our election 2012 coverage continues on this super tuesday. ken wayne is back again with the results that are continuing to come in from the eight states where the polls have now closed. ken what are you getting now? >> reporter: here is where we stand right now frank. on this super tuesday with the 10 states involved. mitt romney has won massachusetts, vermont and virginia. and as you just mentioned newt

gingrich has won georgia. there are still three more state where is the numbers are still coming in. the polls have just closed. massachusetts, tennessee and oklahoma. we know romney won massachusetts. he used to be the governor there. in tennessee there are 55 delegates at stake and right now as it stands, rick santorum has 91% of the votes there. and newt gingrich has 18%, ron paul has 6%. in oklahoma with 40 delegates on the line. santorum has 34%, romney has 28%. ron paul has 9%. newt gingrich has 25%. ohio was the real battleground on this super tuesday in early returns, romney leads santorum with 42% of the vote. paul has 7%. in some cases we're only getting for instance in oklahoma just one precinct has reported. so these are very early numbers in some of the these states

everyone though the polls have closed -- even though the polls have closed. coming up we'll update you. we have a live picture to share with you from atlanta where gingrich is holding his super tuesday campaign party. gingrich spent this super tuesday on the campaign trail touring a biotech company in huntsville and he spoke to supporters in deluth georgia. >> anyone who thinks romney can outraise obama, it ain't going to happen. you had better be prepared to wage a campaign of ideas this fall because the only hope we have to beat obama is to have better ideas to communicate clearly and cutting through his billion dollar campaign. >> reporter: gingrich said as president he would order a complete reorganization of the federal government. republican candidate ron paul may be fourth in the polls but he kept his message before the voters today. paul spoke to a small but

enthusiastic crowd in idaho. he pushed for a cut in the national debt and smaller government. >> as the government gets bigger, the liberties of the people get smaller and that is the main reason why we have to reverse this trend because it is liberty that solves our problem it's not big government that does. even with more than 400 delegates at stake, paul noted that no candidate can clench the election on this super tuesday. he said quote we have a little bit of time left before you declare anybody a winner. let's go back out live to ohio and santorum's campaign. we are constantly updating our election 2012 section, go to ktvu for the latest information there. in morgan hill they are calling it one of the most

widespread communication outages they've ever had and it was pretty costly for some. this is the area around the fiberoptic line that was cut which feeds internet and phone service throughout morgan hill. and this is where the line is located. we have a map for you showing monterey and watsonville roads. maureen naylor is at one of the many business that were hampered by this outage. >> this gas station lost thousands because credit card machines were essentially useless. today we learned the one lesson emergency officials say everyone should learn. >> reporter: this morgan hill mother is getting a little extra cash today because yesterday she couldn't. >> i got a little cash, just in case. >> reporter: because atms throughout the city went down for seven hours yesterday along with most phone and internet service after construction crew accidentally cut a fiberoptic line off monterey road. >> i think it's pretty amazing that if the phone line goes

down, you can't do banking or get fuel or anything. >> i could not communicate with family members who did not receive text messages or do text messages. >> reporter: today atm's were working again. >> they said our computers are all down i can give you a handwritten receipt. i wanted to go home so i could make sure that got in my bank and it didn't go in until this morning. >> reporter: this station lost thousands. >> it was bad it was widespread. >> reporter: 20,000 households were impacted from morgan hill to portions of gilroy. 911 service was not affected. >> the lesson learned is we all enjoy the internet, we all enjoy our cell phones, they are not 100% reliable. >> reporter: the emergency coordinator recommends in

addition to having an emergency kit. have a land line, have a small supply of cash in small bills and keep your gas tank half full. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight san francisco school officials are reviewing safety measures after a keupbder depart -- kindergartner was hit by a car as she was walking to school this morning. her injuries are not considered life threatening. the mother was not hurt. police say the driver of the vehicle is cooperating. the district says the the girl attends redding elementary school where there is a crossing guard in the front but no one stationed there in the alley way. some parents say they believe this incident high lights the need for another guard. >> i actually do go to the back alley way because it's unsafe. or i believe it's unsafe because there's no way for my daughter to get across the

street. sometimes as a parent i'm running late. >> reporter: the district says it'll now look into any necessary safety measures to help keep students safe. a reward is being offered tonight to catch vandals who attacked a richmond school. also police say they have suspects in custody in this case. who's behind bars for vandalism and hate crimes. and help is on the way to this man from livermore. he made a desperate plea for help to fight his obesity problem. who's stepping up, next.

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pinol police tell us they are following up on leads after a early morning fire unveiled a marijuana operation. inside that home fire crews discovered 250 marijuana plants and grow equipment. police say the plants have a street value of about $750,000. now the home appeared to be vacant and police are trying to determine who owns it. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in petaluma a police arrested two people suspected of vandalism and hate crime at a junior high school. the 14 and 15-year-old boys sprayed the walls of a junior high a week ago.

the boys were arrested at their homes yesterday where officers say they found evidence of the vandalism. it appears both boys attended that school in the past. clean up costs are estimated at $5,000. the west contra costa school district is hoping a bigger reward will help catch the vandals that caused $9,000 in damage. they speared paint on walls and floors and they broke a valve on a water heater. tomorrow the school board will consider a proposal to add $10,000 $10,000 to the reward. federal officials have been defending the product of pink slime. it's made from left over animal parts that would other wise become pet food. after being treated with

disinfectants it's mixed with brown beef and given to some schools as hamburger. the u.s. department of agriculture approved the use of this pink slime during the bush administration. more than a million people have watched a you tube video from a 23-year-old east bay man who says he weighs as much as 700-pound. p o u n d -- pounds. >> hi my name is robert. >> reporter: that's robert gibbs of livermore, he says he's tried dieting. he says nothing has worked and he is afraid he will die before seeing his niece and nephew grow up or even have a family of his own. help is under way from former contestants of the biggest loser and dr. phil. what's a bunt cake, a cookie, or cup cake?

you may say they are a leading -- back here in 10 minutes the winds are laying down. now it's going to get real cold overnight. look for postand everyone freezing temperatures, i will show you -- for frost or even freezing temperatures. i'll show you which cities are coldest for wednesday. new at 6:00, we told you yesterday about a young woman's van stolen from her front yard. now-- >> i got it back. i'm so excited. >> now we reveal what led to its return. and, hugs and a warm welcome for this bay area vet returning from afghanistan. the surprising thing he told our camera. plus, this bay area teen center started with good intentions but now it's the focus of controversy. we are looking into the scandal surrounding the project. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

new results are coming in for election 2012. mitt romney is hoping to make his case as the nominee for president.

rick santorum is trying to keep this a two man race. ken wayne is here again to update the delegate count for us, ken. >> reporter: polls have closed in eight of the 10 super tuesday states. we're getting a clearer picture of the winners and loser. we want to add up the delegates each candidate has won so far today. none of the states is a winner take all. that means the candidates get a percentage of the delegates based on the number of votes they collect. after winning virginia, mitt romney now has 249 delegates. rick santorum has 89 delegates. newt gingrich won the state of georgia and now has 39 delegates. ron paul has 49 delegates and is counting on a win in idaho where the polls count in 52 minutes. 32 delegates are up for grabs there. tonight has been mitt romney's night to a point. there's still a very close race going on in ohio as well as in tennessee and oklahoma where numbers are still coming out.

we'll be back at 6:00 with the latest results. frank, gasia. wall street took a real beating today having its worse day so far this year. analysts say news of a weaker europe economy. the dow lost almost 1.6% of its value. finishing off 203 points closing at 12,759. the nasdaq lost almost 1.4%over its value. ending the day off 40 points. there's a cup cake frenzy of sorts sweeping the bay area even making history down in southern california. ktvu consumer editor tom vacar live tonight in lafayette with how several people are cashing in on cup cakes. >> reporter: at the tiny and delightful tea cake bakery. one of the leading forces of

the recovery of those entrepreneurs who survived by making little luxuries. they said they had a formula for success. >> premium ingredients, tastes amazing, quality and then the presentation. >> reporter: customers we met agree. >> everybody loves a good bunt cake or cup cake. it's not too much of a splurge. you know what i mean it's not out of this world. they're not too expensive. they are just right priced. >> you want to feel like you're really treating yourself. this meeting the price and you're treating yourself. >> reporter: they found a way to make world class cup cakes at a price that matched their customer's wants. >> a path way toward invasion. you do a lot of different

flavors, you can get a variety of different cup cakes for a reasonable price. >> reporter: last year out of this one little shop working seven days a week, the republic of cakes sold 7 million cup cakes. >> made one by one. >> i feel i had a nice treat, i deserve it. >> reporter: today in beverly hills, the sprinkle bakery opened the nation's first ever 24/7atm that dispenses not cash but tkpwour gourmet cup cakes and more is coming. you can bet even giant duncan donuts has to be paying attention to this phenomenon.

we have really short weather memories. it was warm yesterday. temperatures were well above the average. and today it really does feel like winter again. it's cold, it's breezy. temperatures 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. wind advisory in effect. everyone had a few showers last night. a few light sprinkles. winds offshore right now gusting to 45 miles per hour a mile. here's the great highway here in san francisco. there's a cliff house, and all along here i have to tell you these are all sand dunes. in all this area. the sand is whipping, it's blowing. the highway closed for a time today. i wouldn't be surprised if they didn't get it open until tomorrow in some cases because the sand is flying around out there. the winds are heavy at the cost, and right along the bay. the winds will die down. they're starting to set down a little bit but it's still windy out there. that's the way it's going to go until about midnight. the wind advisory does get dropped at mid-night. when the winds drop it's going to get cold. temperatures are going to drop. it just depends how early those

winds fall off. if the winds fall off the next couple of hours it's beginning to go 29 degrees in santa rosa. if the winds stay breezy which i think they will into midnight and 1:00 in the morning then temperatures will be mostly in the 30s. suffice to say. tomorrow morning the case scenario the winds stay going until 12:00 or 1:00. you can still see freezing or below freezing temperatures. you're going to see plenty of frost. the system blows through here. we will see one of the cooler mornings we've seen this week. the winds will be lighter tomorrow. the daytime highs will be normal. but you start off real cold. the long range computer model there's wednesday, there's thursday, there's friday. this is winter now. there's saturday. rain staying north and east and west. and then sunday, and monday. this is not a winter forecast by any mean. they're coming up a good five to 10 degrees. highs again as we go into the 10 day forecast we'll be significantly warmer as well.

back into the 70s at times. your bay area weekend in view. it shows a really nice weekend. the story tomorrow morning is cold. the story is warmer, that's the way it goes. thanks bill. major ed lee has big plans. -- mayor ed lee has big plans. why these improvements in the portola district are just the tip of the iceburg. í

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san rafael officials aren't getting a court date get in the way of researching a plastic bag and container ban. a lawsuit brought by the save the plastic bag coalition against a similar measure passed by marin county is working its way through the courts and could one day make such bans illegal. mayor ed lee said he started by visiting districts and simply listening. >> i walked with carmen, chu supervisor chu throughout the terivale district. got a good sense of some of the challenges and listened to the coffee shop owners, insurance company owners. >> reporter: mayor ed lee said today his recent push to bring

back business may have overshadowed the other districts. his new invest in neighborhoods program was introduced today. the portola district has led the way with new tree, underground utilities and refurbished store fronts. >> this corridor along san bruno experienced an 8% increase in sales tax. just because the people believed in this neighborhood and continue to come in here not only if -r the coffee shops, for all the different clubs. >> reporter: the new initiative would partner neighborhood leaders with city employees to map out plans to revitalize their corridors. that could mean sidewalk cleaning, fresh awnings, even new parks. initiatives would come from existing resources like community grants and small business loans. coming up in a few minutes, a newly renovated youth center may soon be shut down.

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wind blue -- winds blew through the bay area all day. how long the conditions are supposed to last. a mission to help at risk teens. but now a youth center may have to shut down after another city official finds herself at the center of another growing controversy. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. strong winds howled through the bay area. we've had our eye on the conditions all day long and our chief meteorologist is tracking those winds and where they are blowing the strongest, he's here now with what's going on. >> we have some wind outside right now. the wind advisory remains in effect. let's go outside to live storm tracker 2 and i'll show you what we have. we have winds blowing, gusting up to 45 and 50 miles per hour