trackingthe changes. >> every drop counts. we have some snow in the mountains and maybe a foot up there. the story is, the wind is out there and the temperature drops today. if you degrees cooler than yesterday. these systems are coming from the north and we have been talking about it all week. it is not a big rain. it's coming in with strong wind and a severe thunderstorm in the area. a severe thunderstorm in this area up in the foothills. channing up on 50 and 80 in the next few hours, snow levels are down by 5000 feet. look how widely scattered everything is. that is the problem with these storms. it is not a real front, it is widely

scattered. some areas are sunny or cloudy and that is where we will go into the next 24 hours. our best shot is tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow morning. it is windy right now. you can notice it on the drive home, temperatures have dropped off of snow and severe weather we have a shot at some under showers heading to the bay area. saturday is the timeline for you after the break. >> stay with us and the rest of the team for updates on the conditions. we are posting updates on twitter and facebook. >> if you filled your bass- -gas tank today, you paid more than yesterday. the lowest price for regular is now $3 in $0.19 per gallon. and it's higher by $0.30. the explosion at the exxon mobil refinery and the ongoing labor dispute combines to make up 70% of the states crude oil

processing capability. in oakland the average price is $3 and $0.16. $0.17 higher than yesterday. in san francisco, $3 in $0.27. and in san jose, yes is now $3 in $0.18 per down. - -gas is now $3.18 per gallon. 21,000 drivers are being notified in california. a breach by an unauthorized party discovered in september. new concerns tonight about security of schools in the east bay after authorities say teenagers >> b r oken into and vandalized a kindergarten classroom. that is not the only incident that has both terrence - - parents and teachers upset. we learned about another case that also involves an interest. >> reporter: yes, a couple of

recent instances here of vandalism at the element or school and another intruder at another school. parents say they are still upset over the vandalism inside of this classroom this month. they put a lot of hard into the work and for someone else to come destroy it is heartbreaking. >> we obtained these photographs to show windows broken in a kindergarten class with furniture touched- -tossed around. and a bottle of alcohol. an alarm brought an employee to the school. >> they estimated a hundred kids running off. >> a destination in the past. >> we have a lot of information from other kids in the schools

meaning potential suspects and we are following up on it. >> it has led the teachers to question school safety. >> there is worry and concern about the exposure and lack of security and the fact this has been ongoing for a number of years. >> reporter: last year they passed a school bond measure. they are upgrading security. >> locks, that could be new lighting, security measures like fences. >> reporter: security is a concern across the town at the elementary school. on monday a man walked in during school hours trying to set up and steel purses. he got in a physical altercation before being arrested and the school was locked down for 30 minutes. >> we need to deal with this going forward and focus on the

safety and security of our students. >> no one was hurt and police are beefing up patrols here. >> frank and julie? >> rob, thank you. >> a meeting is being planned in san francisco to discuss what prompted officers to open fire on a bicycle thief. the shooting happened at 10:45 last night. the undercover officers saw a man threatening a bicyclist with a kitchen knife. he was trying to steal the other man's bicycle. police told the suspect to drop his weapon and he refused. the officers opened fire and killed the suspect. investigators found six shell casings at the scene. new developments in the case of a body found in the north bay. investors told us that the case is now being considered homicide. sheriffs officials say the home was found in complete disarray.

the focus is finding key evidence. >> reporter: in this small town, everyone knows each other. everyone is in shock to hear about what happened inside of this home. the 80 fueled- -in the 4-year- old was found dead in a chair on monday. investigators are withholding details about her injuries and have not named any suspects. >> nobody should be doing that sort of thing, especially in a nice peaceful area like this. it is sad. >> reporter: she was discovered by a man who came to the house and discovered blood inside. >> you don't see that around here. >> reporter: it was shocking for those deputies who initiated so far. it was not customary. it was clearly in disarray. >> she lived their decades with her brother and he was not home at that time. he was cleared of suspicion and there is a search for the

missing car. a red lexus similar to the one in this photo with the following license plate. >> i hope that will lead them to the perpetrator who pulled this off and they get a just reward. >> reporter: they are relying on the public to be on the lookout for the car. so far there is no motive for the killing. >> i cannot imagine would drive someone to commit a crime like this. >> reporter: if you see the red lexus, do not approach the person inside, just call law enforcement. >> republicans will discuss strategy during a spring convention this weekend in sacramento. it comes up after last year's election. they prevented democrats from winning majority in both houses. the biggest attraction is chris

christie. also, republicans have not put forward a challenger to run for barbara boxer's seat. it has been two weeks since gavin newsom reported his campaign, clutching nearly $727 - - $727,000. >> at 6:00, the future in question tonight, hundreds of jobs at risk. the santa clara convention center. it might be put up for sale. an employee reached out concern about his job. several other workers have shared the same concern. >> the convention center has been known for a long time as a

and the southbay. hillary clinton was a keynote speaker recently. he is the director of services for the convention center. >> it means a lot to us, jobs, families and when you're with you are with a place for 27 years, a lot of us have been, for a long time. it is home. >> reporter: their jobs are in question. other employees andsupporters arrived to protest. >> reporter: right now they only convention center, but since the got rid of funding, these properties must be given to the state and companies will be holding to the highest bidder. >> they have not responded. >> it complicates things. especially with the super bowl next year.

the board oversees the sale. >> if they want to buy it, the city wants us to give it to them. that is $500 million of property that they say has no value. >> reporter: they have to consider all the options if investors show interest. no decisions were made overnight, but these workers will not stop fighting until he know jobs are safe. >> this is unsettling. i hope they can come to make things work for our families and all the people who work here. after leonard newmar died today at age 83 of lung disease at his home in los angeles. >> live long and prosper. >> his fans will always remember those words. he is best known for that role in the tv series and later in the films. he was half human and half broken, and the most - - half

broken. he tried to distance himself from the character and later embraced it. he was also an accomplished film director, photographer and poet. in 2006, he talked about how he caught the acting bug and wound up being mr. spock. >> i grew up into it and kept doing it because i liked it and suddenly i decided to make a career of it in 1949 and i decided acting in films then. before this part, i had done a lot of different things. i pushed all the people around and got my comeuppance and that kind of thing. it was good training, i did a wide variety of characters. the last few years i have been playing interesting people that my mother would like to see, doctors and lawyers and professionals. i played a film producer on an

episode of another show which was produced by jean martin barry created star trek and had me in mind for mr. spock. >> and reposted more of our interview. his look at the story at the top of the page. >> glass found in a sandbox of a playground. >> this is my favorite place to play. >> they think the act was deliberate and a massive effort is needed to get the glass out. >> a life-saving tool in classrooms in california.

they're cleaning out the sandbox in dolores park after class was found inside. authorities call it an active vandalism and it is not the

first time they targeted these areas. jacob tells us it will take a lot to make that sand safe for kids again. >> reporter: a sunny day meant plenty of playtime for kids at the lewis park. still a favorite part of the playground, but it is to be off limits. a product worker put up warning signs. someone is smashed. bottles along the wall and the shards cannot be sifted out. now as many as 20 tons of sand must be replaced. >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the cost is unclear, but the sandbox will be shut down for at least a week because the parts department needs to order a clean supply of sand. >> it is sad. it is my daughter's favorite place to play. >> the latest in a series of vandalism acts this year. they broke into a construction site and damaged irrigation.

delayed the north side ruling by him up. have corneille there's seeing what we can do to figure out the best time to be here to try to catch people only ask. - - catch people in the act. they began shifting the sand. the atmosphere here needs to come to an end. >> people need to do the right thing or we will end up with a different feel here, more enforcement and police presence. >> a program aimed at saving the lives of high school students suffering from cardiac arrest is picking - - making the push in california to make different relators - -

defibrillators available in high schools. they come with audio instructions and will not work unless they detect abnormal heart rhythm. doctors are urging schools to get defibrillators. they are meeting with school officials to educate about the benefits of having one on hand. >> it is maybe five minutes or longer. if you can do this within a minute or two rather than five minutes, it will always be a better outcome. >> if he wrote will discuss by $1000 each. if schools cannot buy them, the program will set them up with philanthropists who will pay for them. >> it is windy outside and amateurs - - temperatures are lower than yesterday. >> watch that. we used a talk about this. the flag is flowing and flopping. that is the fast

wind speed up to 37 miles per hour. see how it is working up? that is not official but it is about 37 miles per hour. >> you see that you can gauge it at 37? >> yes, see the heavy flap at the end, yes. if it is hanging down, it's down to about 25. there are about three different stages. >> you learn something every day. >> the cooler is blowing in on the strong wind, which will die down tonight. gusts up to 40 miles per hour in oakland. a severe thunderstorm earlier today and snow falling in the mountains. it looks like a great system. a lot going in a lot of wind and rain all over the place. and that is how it goes again tomorrow shower in the bay area lightly scattered. it is not like some front, it

will not come in and out. it's mostly sunny in san jose with damages in the upper 50s. windy gusts at 35 miles per hour. it is windy and there may be a bit of a westwind. 24 miles per hour out of mountain view. it's hard to call this a storm, but it is a big departure from where we were last couple of weeks with 70-degree temperatures. it was warm and now it's more of a february pattern. tomorrow morning some speckles around san jose and i mentioned earlier, where the power- -where the showers pop up, it is going to be favorable. there are not a lot of dynamics here except for the cold air. the snow level could get down

and scattered showers on saturday and sunday. it's typical february. there's a chance of thunder rumbled. we have been dry for so long. any bit in pit in the snow and the mountains might be nice. it will help suddenly, we have a long way to go. will be back at 10:00 and we will track the- -i will be back at 11:00 and we will track this. >> we will see you then. thank you. for the second year, farmers will get no water from the federalsupport. the fourth year of drought. the water comes from the shasta reservoirs in northern california. it is delivered through hundreds of miles of canals. two options for farmers. other sources of water or leaving fields on planted.-

-on planted. >> warriors are rebounding after losing to lebron james. they are back at it in toronto. and bruce will talk about the idea of the giants being a dynasty. that is next in sports. >> and all i forgot friday night. this is a parking lot out there. the headlights - - and a look at five tonight. >> the headlights coming east into hayward. heavy, but moving this friday night.

: cabernet is one of several celebrities joining the campaign. fruits and vegetables. they are opening to increase how many fruits and vegetables we eat every day. this teaser video launched yesterday with more videos of john cena and they are expecting to release those videos soon. >> sports now with scott. a loss last night but they are fired up last night - -

tonight. >> they got lebron. that will happen. how will they bounce back? spoiler alert. they did not learn from this one. exquisite ball movement. six straight passes and all five players on the floor. 19 and five and they are often running. toronto could not hit water out of the boat in the forest- -first quarter. the took 19 shots in the first quarter. they made one of them. 11 points on the quarter. i don't know why he is smiling. 23 points at the lead for golden state and they are in transition and getting set up. 98-57 after four quarters. 74 degrees and sunny in scottsdale, just the other day spring-training paradise.

they are continuing to work out. not many left. they are playing those leads and they are preparing to defend the title. a great run, but past success does not change the approach. >> it is great. we has look at ourselves as doing our thing. this group will not be together forever. we want to take advantage of this window, the special window that we have so far. >> one more note to pass along. the first ever african-american player in the nba died at 86 years old. the capitals were back in october 1950. that is after jackie robinson broke the records. >> a true pioneer. it's crazy that at some point they were not allowed to play. >> yes indeed, and became a

long way. >> thank you. >> coming up at 10:00, a possible team changer that your pharmacy. that story and more coming up at tonight at 10:00. >> we are always here for you. thank you for joining us. we will see you tonight at 10:00. >> good night. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is on now. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

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