the area's gem is paso robles, named for it's local oak trees, el paso de robles, the pass of the oaks. the name was shortened to paso robles when california became part of the u.s. in the mid 1800s. for years, it was a sleepy farming town. now, this charming place has become a vintner's paradise. considered by some to be the next napa valley, paso robles is california's fastest-growing wine region. there are nearly 170 wineries here, and more than 40 wine grape varieties. the town's wine culture has attracted sophisticated restaurants like bistro laurent, and international chefs from as far away as france. and every year, paso robles swells by 3,000 people during the 3-day hospice du rhone event, the largest celebration of rhone wines in the world. >> here's to the pink du rhone. >> the event brings together an a-list of worldwide rhone producers, boutique owners with serious buying on their minds, and wine drinkers who simply appreciate rhone wines. wine has been produced in the rhone valley in southeastern france for centuries. some of the vineyards are the oldest in france. rhone w

this is octavia boulevard near oak street.'s a really bad location for folks leaving san francisco heading to the central freeway. according to the san francisco police, it's still out there, still possibly blocking lanes and that's going to slow you down. you may want to consider franklin or van ness to get on to 101. bay bridge toll plaza, we told you the metering lights have been turned on so back to the 880 overcrossing now. about a 15 minute wait. berkeley, although a little crowded towards university, the drive time 20 minutes westbound from the cardenas bridge to the maze. let's head to the north bay. 101 san rafael, looks like traffic still flowing well, southbound no delays out of novato to the golden gate bridge. also we'll head to the peninsula. the drive across to the peninsula is looking good. no problems westbound there on the right-hand side and no accidents at all in the south bay. eric, kristen. >> frances, thank you so much. it's 6:41 now. >> trading underway on wall street now. a live report from the new yor

while the american flag flew in front of live oak high school and as students went about their school day attorneys were in federal court battling over incidents on last may 5th, sink oh de mayo. >> what we want to see is a change in policy and attitude. >> los angeles attorney represents the parents of the two boys who were ordered to remove american flag clothing on the mexican-american holiday by their principal on the grounds it could provoke a fight. they sued for rights to free expression. >> what the point of this case is is is to make sure that that policy is not used to violate the first amendment rights of students, students rights of first amendment/free speech are not shed at the school house gates. >> reporter: a spokesman who turned around when they saw our camera would not comment but argued to the court the case should be dropped since the principal who made the boys change their clothing has now retired and the district now has a more well-defined policy when it comes to wearing patriotic clothing. the parents attorney says that isn't good enough. >> that policy hasn'

it takes an entire oak tree to make just one wine barrel.nch winemakers discard about 40,000 barrels a year, but he says if the new idea catches on the price of the products will drop and many oak trees will not be wasted. >>> here's the weather forecast with saki ochi. >> hi. welcome back to your world weather up. now, we've been taking a look at conditions across east ash. well, much milder conditions across japan today. we are going to be looking at that snow. still falling this morning but slowly easing off as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. and finally, a break in all that snow because we've been seeing massive amounts of snow here effecting the western flank of japan this winter. some areas picking up two to three times more snow than normal. it's been causing a lot of travel conditions. and hopefully we get a chance to dig out from all of that snow. however, warmer conditions do up the risk of avalanches instead. that will be something else to watch out for here. meanwhile, dry skies prevail across the korean peninsula a

i would like to know, when is the last time you have been to oak dale yourself and when is it possible for a person to get off a gang injunction. people are separate from their families and that causes them to live in another turf and that in itself causes death itself. >> i go to oak dale on some type of patrol. that is one of our hot spots. as far as getting off the gang injunction. the injunction was put in place with with the city's attorney office. the opt out policy is 1 day opt out. they can opt off, you have to file with the city attorney's office. and we would reverse this. but it has to be done through the city attorney's office. the question could be best directed to them. >> we would love to ask. have you this look on your face. this is last one, i am going to be in big trouble. this woman and that's it. >> i am a therapist, it was 2 weeks ago, i got a first grader transferred to cleveland. the one thing i wanted to mention here is the parents. the cbo s can do something and the police. i worked so hard with that parent and inspectors. not a single person has mentioned pare

. >> rose: you've described it as a great oak. >> my old oak tree. >> rose: your old oak. >> rose: isn't that great? >> it's always when my father was... when i was a kid i was measuring with my father trying to see when i will be bigger than him and when we were close always my father said like feel the old oak. ... still the old oak. >> rose: he would joke. so >> so i always remembered that. even though he's shorter. >> rose: you'll always look up to him. >> i'm not feeling that at all. i'm really liking more and more. you know? let's not try to tame this. let's let it be, like, lush, overgrown, fecund. >> fecund? >> like fertile, yeah? >> i love that word. you don't hear people use it very often. >> yeah. >> yeah, i like, that right on, let's do that. >> i started writing the film, god, like 2004, 2005. on my own. my partner wendy and i had just decided to go with a sperm donor we wanted to have a kid, start a family and that was a big decision for us and i kind of got very deep into researching what would it mean go with a sperm donor and when i sat down to write a screenplay i reali

but it launched him on his own blackford oaks books., he was very, he was always reading something. in fact, um, in one of those blackford oaks books -- this was drawn from life, to be sure -- blackford is -- no, that's right. this he attributes to henry grunewald, but he always had a book if his pocket lest he should be alone and without reading matter for two minutes. and as the worst blackford oaks was injured, tortured at various times, but the worst torture that he ever underwent was when he was locked in a cell without reading matter for two weeks by the soviets. >> was he into film at all? or he didn't, he never really -- >> oh, he liked going, he liked going to films. >> i don't think you'd call them films though. >> no. >> he would have called them movies. you know, he liked movies. >> yeah. near the end of his life he wrote a wonderful column, i think it was his old friend from childhood, alistair horn, who put him on to that german film, what was it called -- >> [inaudible] >> the lives of others. >> lives of others. >> that'

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> welcome. we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit

we have a surface street problem octavia at oak, lanes blocked through there so give yourself some extra time. checking the bay bridge right now, starting to see a backup still no metering lights on and as you approach the bay bridge, let's get a live look at the eastshore freeway right now, looks like we are seeing some extra volume on that westbound side, those headlights are headed eastbound. most of the delays are right at the top of the screen 80 at university. follow us on twitter, cbs 5 traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> some muni employees are going to have to start paying to park at work. last night the agency's board of directors approved a 55- dollar penalty for workers who park in muni facilities without a parking permit. those permits cost 80 bucks a month. some union contracts exempt employees from paying for parking so they will be able to park for free. >>> and san francisco is moving forward with a plan to give residential parking permits to nannies. but the passage comes with stipulations, that's according to "the examiner." families must secure the support of 50%

. >>> and later, why would anyone poison a big, beautiful, living thing, a majestic oak tree. many are asking why a long-standing rivalry might have gone way too far. >>> as we've been reporting, our friend and colleague over at cbs news, their chief foreign correspondent, lara logan, is out of the hospital recovering at home from the brutal assault she endured while covering the uprising and the victory celebrations in egypt. but what happened to her in cairo highlights a huge problem in egypt. what can often be the every day harassment and ill treatment of some women there. now, many women, some of them who played a role in the revolution we've been covering, hope the new order in egypt will change all that. our report from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: when egypt's revolution swept into tahrir square, one thing quickly became clear. women were not going to be left behind. before january 25th, men dominated what few demonstrations there were in this country. this time women stood shoulder to shoulder with them in larger numbers than ever before, protesting as equals. 25

a corns fall from oaks and we cut those down. hogzila murderer speaks. i summon you from the swamp and holler. a red cheeked salamander in your stomach. when i saw you i littered up my rifle with buck shot and took aim. you were the most beautiful hog i had seen that's why i had to make you die to convince my friends of high heroism. i had not done in life cleaning up beer cans after the hunters left. but as i told that lady from the new york times after offering her fanta, which she refused, the whole country will eat humble pie after the scientists dig up the body of hogzila and see the greetness of exactly what i have done. thanks. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i will jump right into this. i figured anticipation of halloween i would read a story about witches this is the beginning and ending of a story questions of lawed blue fly. coming home from school on a monday morning in spring saddy stepped through a hole in the school yard fence on to the hem of her dress. when she straightened the left sleeve separated. her brother heard it rip. he turned an

and was a large oak that fell across porter creek road and took down some power lines. traffic was affected for almost four hours, while the chp waited for a tree removal service to show up. lanes reopened shortly after 7 a.m. >>> pg&e just gave us an update on power outages still in existence around the bay area. the largest outage is in san francisco, because of a broken pole. that knocked out power to 800 customers. on the peninsula, 250 customers are without power, mostly in millbrae. in the east bay, there are 350, with the largest outage in orinda. in the south bay, hundred. pg&e says crews are working as fast as they can to restore power to everyone. pg&e has a system to help predict where damage to power lines will be the worst because of high winds. the company has its own weather department to track storms. they do that by evaluating the storm's strength and path. pg&e uses the information to position crews before trouble strikes. >> the idea is to have crews ready, and in the right position and the right place. in order to keep the outage duration time to a m

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world.he floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was theer

. >> the wood you see in the board of supervisor's chambers is oak and all hand carved on

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. th >> we also have the chief of police and the director of the office of complaints. >> this is a regular meeting of the san francisco police commission. we have an lot of matters, primarily missing the matters. please call item number 1. >> the public is welcome to address the commission into tonight's agenda and within the jurisdiction of the commission. oduring public comment, either police or the personnel or the commissioners are required to respond to ques

servando morales/paramédic o de oak. 3:30:04 lo queremos lograr es hacer seguro que esta niña le toque para poder avanzar ya que este en su tierra con su familia para tener chance que su familia no tuvieron. s.ot. carolina greene/'royal ambulance' 7:56:21 si ella llegase a irse a el salvador esos fondos, se haria un transfer al cuerpo de bomberos de el salvador donde ellos seria como los ángeles guardianes de allison y le ayudaria a ella en cualquier cosa financiera. es un gesto de bondad que los bomberos esperan ayude a allison mientras se recupera de su tragedia. roll open cu --ustedes quizas lo han sufrido y ni se han dado cuenta, es un sindrome que sufren los inmigrantes al dejar sus paises. --hoy como parte de una capacitacion a promotoras de salud, se les enseÑo sobre el sindrome de ulises ... --pilar niÑo nos amplia. take pkg take pkg cuando llego a este pais la soledad golpeo a elena.... su casa se convirtio en su cueva elena rodriguez/inmigro hace 14 anos 10:33 pues llegue incluso a encerrarme, cuando mi esposo se iba a trabajar yo cerraba todo y me acostaba a dormir 10:41 10:

charter oak has two branches in napa. it's the 21st institution to fail this year and the second in california. bank of marine will assume all the deposits and the charter oak banks will reopen tuesday as branches of bank of marine. charges can access their money by writing checks or using atm or debit cards. loan customers should continue to make payments as usual. >>> a strong finish to the week on wall street. dow rose 27 points buoyed by strong earnings reports from dell and mcdonalds. markets will be closed on monday in observance of president's day. >>> a nationwide movement today to save the radio station kusf. radio stations across the country carried a 3-our simulcast. last year they stole the spot on the dial. since then, community members raised money to fight the deal. >> as a community, we've gotten amazing support from board the super visors and state leaders to keep it alive. >> organizers want the chance to buy back the transmitter. >>> we are expecting a break in the rain this weekend, but you're out on t

the race will begin sunday may 15 in south lake tahoe and wrap up in thousand oaks.icycle racing, do you have any knowledge of bicycle racing? >> i do not. none. >> we don't believe it. >> we don't believe it. >> how did you know he played in toronto? >> i don't know. i just knew. >> i said this before. i don't care how many billboards, this to me, if i was a young man and i want weather, i am going to jacqueline bennett. >> you don't have to be a young man to turn to her. >> you want bennett. >> good night everybody.

charter oak has two branches in napa. it's the 21st institution to fail this year and the second in california. bank of marine will assume all the deposits and the charter oak banks will reopen tuesday as branches of bank of marine. charges can access their money by writing checks or using atm or debit cards. loan customers should continue to make payments as usual. >>> a strong finish to the week on wall street. dow rose 27 points buoyed by strong earnings reports from dell and mcdonalds. markets will be closed on monday in observance of president's day. >>> a nationwide movement today to save the radio station kusf. radio stations across the country carried a 3-our simulcast. last year they stole the spot on the dial. since then, community members raised money to fight the deal. >> as a community, we've gotten amazing support from board the super visors and state leaders to keep it alive. >> organizers want the chance to buy back the transmitter. >>> we are expecting a break in the rain this weekend, but you're out on t

the race will begin sunday may 15 in south lake tahoe and wrap up in thousand oaks.acing, do you have any knowledge of bicycle racing? >> i do not. none. >> we don't believe it. >> we don't believe it. >> how did you know he played in toronto? >> i don't know. i just knew. >> i said this before. i don't care how many ño

we don't have any official response from the oak leak -- oakland police department. >> alan: a body has been recovered from the delta mendota candle that mashes the description of accused kidnapper jose rodriguez. a water authority employee spotted the body at 8:30 this morning near a gate in the canal in patterson, 11 miles south of where detect tide determined he drove his car into the canal with four-year-old juliani card den -- cardenas. the -- police say he kidnapped juliani from his groom. his bid was found two weeks later. >>> new photos of the san francisco zoo tiger attack have been released, and a federal investigator says the tiger was likely provoked into clawing its way out of its enclosessure. i, you remember that night well. >> who can pouring about that night. tatiana, killed one man and hunted town and clawed two others. tonight we have mow details from the 350 page report from the federal agency investigating the attack. >> in order for tatiana to have been agitated enough to jump out of her enclosessure, she had to have been really taunted by the individuals. >> chris

on average oak land. we've got a lot of programs that are engaged in important work. also at the city levels, our efforts are fragmented. to expand the collaboration is to really mandate the coordination. to make sure the community builders and community interveners. to make sure we are doing it in a coordinated manner. we have to be more strategic. we also have to have some shared outcomes. who do we expect from the young individuals. is that a mandate this. so we can be more effective. and we're also partnering with the community. and other financial constitutions and our intentions are to consolidate so we have priorities how to spend that pot of money. >> we are talking about squeezing every bit of value out of $60 million. that's a lot of money. i saw your hand up >> i just want to go back. the crn. it's a collaborative network. that's part of the success you have seen. the coordination. the crn is in a program of its own. the young lady mentioned up. brother's against guns. we have taken affixed and looked at those partners. try to coordinate and communicate a l

the fdic closed charter oak bank yesterday. it's now the 21st bank to fail nationwide so far this year and the second in california. bank of marin will now assume all of the deposits and the two charter oak bank branches will reopen tuesday as branches of the bank of marin. customers of charter oak bank can still access their money by using debit cards or writing checks. checks will be processed and loan considers should continue to make their payments as usual. >>> at&t is trying to expand its wi-fi service in palo alto. the company wants to install two wi-fi antenna at a sixth story apartment building on university avenue. some residents say they're worried about possible health risks from the wi-fi antennas. at&t says antennas give off very little raid ace. a public hearing is scheduled for next wednesday. >>> san francisco is facing a massive budget deficit but it's now getting ready to spend millions of dollars on bleach. the city's public utilities commission says it wants to spend it $14 million to buy 27 million pounds

this is an area where we're at oak and fourth. you can see right here is where the sidewalk starts or ends and the street begins. this puddle we have seen for weeks. it stretches out. it's just one of those kind of continuous issues that obviously if you've been around here you know this puddle that when we drove around the bay area we have talked to people visiting and drivers and we even talked to a truck driver who says he's seen problems and he's been working overnight. >> too fast. >> saw a few spin outs? >> spin outs. people driving too fast. >> different driving a rig as well. >> it's different driving a rig. >> i have an suv so i'm fine. >> how are the other drivers driving? >> terrible. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: back live out here in oakland it makes its worse for him and a lot of people when dealing with the continuous conditions being seen. this is just one way to showcase the problems we have seen and the recent storms may be a problem today. i don't even know where the drain is in this puddle but we know it's just

it happened just within the last hour on borrell avenue and oak street. that's not far from highway 92 and the borrell square shopping center. the victim has not yet been identified and the police have not released any details about the incidence -- incident. we have a crew on the way and will have more on our website later today and on the news at 5:00. >>> a san francisco sign dating back to world war ii is about to go under wraps. richard mudulas received a violation for the coca-cola sign on the side of his home in bernal heights. the sit says he -- the city says he does not have a permit for this. neighbors also oppose this sign because it's near a school. the owner will try to cover the sign with siding while he tries to get help from the san francisco supervisors. >>> coming up on the news at 5:00 -- a new development in the case of the man who reported a bomb threat on the bay bridge that resulted in a huge traffic tieup. why it won't be going to trial and what happens next. >>> that story and more coming up in our next newscast on the news at 5:0

. >> bart police and administrators are taking training at the building here on 12th street near oak and they are getting cops training. that's problem solving and that's all a result of the oscar grant shooting. take a look at the session going on inside right now. you have the employees learning to be more community oriented and proactive. cops is a program promoting police to identify small problems so they don't become big problems and bart police do need the community's help. it has 50 officers on duty during a 24 hour period and 250,000 riders per day. the program is already being implemented. >> we were having problems with people having their i-phones snatched while riding the trains. and so we were -- our internal department with a book mark that our officers are handing out that point out you need to be aware of your surroundings. and we're learning that we all have an individual responsibility to help make bart better and our riders also have a responsibility as well. clean up after yourself. those people jumping the fare gates. if we do our part, bart can be a better plac

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> good afternoon, welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, february 8, 2011. madam clerk, could you call the roll? madam clerk: [roll call] supervisors all present. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] president chiu: colleagues, you should have four meeting minutes for our meetings on january 4, january 7 and january 8 of 2011. could i have a motion to ap

a long time ago the people of the caucuses used to shepherd droves of sheep across the a bug oak lambs were often targeted by hawks even today their primal instincts occasionally bring hawks back to this past. this is a bearded vulture. of this kind bigger nests on low lying logs of thirty or forty kilometers from here. but when they go hunting they might cover up to fifty kilometers in search of food. they're interesting creatures. the above go is situated close to the great a northern slope of the caucuses mountain range from the grassland you can get a panoramic view of the mountain ridge of the caucuses nature reserve. there is also a clear view of mt fished one of the highest points in the western caucuses. let's try to get the mountains in for. filming is best done from the highest point on the bar go it's about nine hundred meters above sea level here dimitri is teaching a son killed how to set up for the filming. look. so you can see that the lighting is on one side of the mist covers most of the valley where. we don't want to fill only the mist we need to focus on the foregrou

diablo boulevard near oak hill road when the owner came out shooting. that was friday afternoon. investigators say one man may have been hit. all of the suspects managed to get away in a getaway car, but the alleged robbers then collided with another vehicle before fleeing the scene. shortly after a berkeley hospital called the sheriff's department when a man arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound. reports say that investigators believe that man is one of the suspects. >>> a daily city family is recovering after suffering a carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty water heater. they complained of nausea and being lightheaded saturday afternoon. they was transported to stanford medical center. there were no reports of serious injuries. a study shows, though, that 400 people die and more than 20,000 other people end up in emergency rooms because of carbon monoxide poisoning every year. a good reminder to check your detector. you can buy one for about $20. >>> in the south bay, a boy fighting a rare form of cancer that is inoperable and in many cases deadly is getting help from

thousands came uni s came out t imminent loss of two oak trees that have stood for more than 130 years. a fan of the rival football team has been charged with poisoning those trees after auburn beat alabama in december. >>> how many parents have found themselv themselves being asked to jump in for their children's coach. today it was president obama's term. >>> up next, they've skated their way to the pros, we'll tell you what these women have yet to earn. >>> for those of us who watch big time sports, it usually means watching men play the game. the fact is, women's sports don't get much attention or provide the players the same big paychecks. that isn't stopping some of the best female hockey players from getting into the game. clare duffy has the story. >> reporter: in the 1992 film "a league of their own" 1940s women's baseball didn't get a lot of respect at first. >> dozens of people are waiting for the game to start. >> reporter: they eventually won over the fans with their skills. and the women of the boston blades hockey team are hoping they'll do the very same thing. the first

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go to the right a little bit and you'll see tree crews working on one of those giant oak trees that snapped in half, trying to deal with that. over here, we have the small tree limbs and tree limb after tree limb, just snapped off in this weather. there's so much damage here that in this area pg&e says it could be two to five days before some get their power. from downed trees to blocked roads to snapped powerlines, from spinning out to digging out. emergency crews say nevada county was quote definitely hit hardest. >> it's as bad as we've seen in a while. >> reporter: we've seen multiple streets closed and limbs snapped by the weight of heavy, wet snow. some tree limbs and trees on top to have cars. right off highway 49 on ridge road, here is a vivid example of issues we're dealing with. the trees down, that's dragging these powerlines down. that is a powerline running through the snow. >> we have no electricity right now. >> reporter: pg&e says nearly 23,000 customers lost power. there were a total of at least 270 different outages throughout the sierra. from gas stations to restaurants t

. >> and an oak tree tom utility lines this morning.rews will be working throughout the day to remove it. we have team coverage. let's start with terry in oakland. >> yeah. this storm brought with it scare which moments for commuters but terrifying moments for people in the oakland hills. first the tree went down, then the lights went out, then flames up on skyline boulevard. >> i heard a big crash. the lights went out and i saw a flash through my window. there was a fire down the street. power line fell down. there were very bright flames coming out of the end of the power lines. about a half hour before the fire department came. >> that was a story in okbaker' house this morning. string a new conductor and new transformers. going to be a little while. >> but little damage to baker's car and none to his house. sometimes life is a game of inches. it was a game of inch at the toll plaza for commuters. several inches of standing water made for some nice pictures but no accidents. sometimes because of good driving, sometimes because of pla

. >> bart police and administrators are taking training at the building here on 12th street near oak and they are getting cops training. that's problem solving and that's all a result of the oscar grant shooting. take a look at the session going on inside right now. you have the employees learning to be more community oriented and proactive. cops is a program promoting police to identify small problems so they don't become big problems and bart police do need the community's help. it has 50 officers on duty during a 24 hour period and 250,000 riders per day. the program is already being implemented. >> we were having problems with people having their i-phones snatched while riding the trains. and so we were -- our internal department with a book mark that our officers are handing out that point out you need to be aware of your surroundings. and we're learning that we all have an individual responsibility to help make bart better and our riders also have a responsibility as well. clean up after yourself. those people jumping the fare gates. if we do our part, bart can be a better plac

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. >> reporter: that's right, allan a new year and semester at live oak high school. the students have pretty much moved on since the events of last year. in fact, some of them said today that students are getting along together with each other pretty well. virtually no temperatures among the students here. yet this court case is moving forward. in fact, the first hearing was today. while the american flag flew in front of live oak high school and as students calmly went about their school day attorneys were in federal court in san jose battling over incidents at the school last may 5th. >> what we absolutely want to see happen is a change in policy and a change in attitude. >> reporter: la attorney william becker jr. represents the am parents of the two boys who were ordered to remove american flag clothing on the mexican american holiday by their principal on the grounds that it could lead to a fight. the parents of the boys filed suit against the district for violation of their rights to free expression. >> what the point of this case is to make sure that that poli

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reporter: throughout saturday the downpour drenched most of the region, toppling down trees like this oak in front of a fraternity house in front of uc berkeley and slowing down local roadways. >> there's a lot of cars, and people are busy with a holiday weekend. >> reporter: but the wet and chilly weather brought in a special holiday weekend surprise. snow covered mountains. >> come up here since i was a kid. so we saw the snow on the hills, so we thought we'd make the drive. >> reporter: they saw the sleet and snow, about 1,700 feet in the berkeley hills. they decided to get a taste of the mountains in the bay area. >> we figured, well, we might as well drive up and see if there's any snow. >> reporter: all this wild weather also brought power oitages to the area. the most recent happening around 800 pg&e customers without power. i'm told it could be an underground equipment failure and power could be restored by 1:00 this morning. elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in now with meteorologist rob mayeda, where we could be looking at icy roads tomorrow morning. >> after al

a fashion show at the oak ridge mall. i would love to meet you out there. it is an all red fashion show free to the public. we are giving out free nbc swag. if you would like more information, log on to facebook.com and search "bay area proud." show your bay area pride today by wearing red if you can't make it to the fashion show. it is a great thing to do to draw awareness to heart disease. we want to keep all the women around the bay area nice and safe. we are looking good right now in terms of our temperatures. a little chilly in napa, 34 degrees. 37 in santa rosa. 42 in san mateo. offshore flow continues. let's show you the satellite imagery telling a story this morning. you can see clouds arcing up around the ridge of high pressure and pushing the clouds offshore here. we've got a really warm set up taking place. the winds are warming the area up pushing from land to sea. heading throughout this afternoon, the places with the cloud cover, you'll notice a little more cloud cover today in san francisco, antioch, san jose. but the cloud cover will keep us

that is a flood in oak street here. about a couple baseball throws away. this car is sitting in several inches of water. if you walk to the intersection there, it's deeper than that. i tried to walk into that and got very wet trying to get to the bottom of the thing. when you have something like this you are talking about a clogged drain. you have high surf advisories. hazardous weather warning inland. you have flooding you have to watch out for. and one of the reasons that this is like this for so many hours we tole you it happened after 12:00. cal tran just got here 30 minutes because they have been on flood duty all morning. putting out floods here and there. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it's quite a scene in sonoma county where some drivers needed help after getting stuck in that standing water. we could be in line for possible thunderstorms today. if you head to the beach be careful. a surf advisory takes effect after 7:00 a.m.. >>> strong winds is also causing problems. one of our ktvu employees sent us this pi

and the wet weather also brought a 40-foot oak tree tumbling down in front of a fraternity house at uc berkeley, it fell right into the road and shut down channing way and piedmont avenue. crews are there cleaning up the mess there. in the oakland hills we've seen sand bags, and residents are hoping this wet weather doesn't cause any land slides. >>> dusting of snow in the east bay means, oh, epic snow in tahoe. take a look at the slopes of heavenly and south lake tahoe. not super crowded. well, decent crowd there. but not too crowded for a saturday during a holiday weekend. the smaller than usual crowds are likely because of the road conditions yesterday. we heard some people reporting it took them more than twice as long as usual to get over the summit. it is also very cold up there right now making the snow just about perfect. >> absolutely gorgeous. from the blizzard that we drove in on thursday, i was worried we would have to wear masks and just be freezing. i could take off this jacket and go in my tank top. the conditions are gorgeous. the powder, lots of powder. >> she's crazy.