the largest percentage is from the bay ea.i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in its local by not placing this as a critical element regarding any advocacy modifying legislation. the city of santos, has its work cut out for it. it must stand for all its residents. well certainly is committed to strong support immigration reform, it is apparent there will impose the inclusion of -- rather than excluding no one. from the lgbt perspective, this is going to be tough, and i submit to the city that they consider the following list of ideas which i have cryptically penned for this testimony. i have noticed that time has gone over, and i know how that feels, so i would just read one or two of them and make my testimony available in writing. the one that i would like to read which may add to what the professor had to say is, i think the city and county needs to form an urgent advisory committee and instruct a point person to work with our congressional representatives and sena

we're seeing temperatures in the 30s and 40s outside, plus some high clouds coming into the bay ea. some. temperatures around the north bay, 34 in santa rosa. clouds off to the rest as we head to the afternoon. temperatures not too bad. by noon, already in the 60s across parts of the south bay, upper 60s to near 70, the warmest places south of san jose. overnight a chance of a few showers in the north bay and a few sprinkles for the morning commute early monday morning. >> janice, thanks. now to san diego, where a 43-year-old navy doctor's wife faces a first degree murder trial. she's charged with brutally stabbing her husband, lieutenant commander fredrick trayers, two years ago. it marked the end of a tragic love triangle and may send his wife to prison. nbc's mike taibbi has the details. >> reporter: jennifer trayers sometimes cried in court. emotional over the photos of her late husband, or of the crime scene. and over the testimony of the other woman, danielle rollins, who testified about her love of a married man. >> he seemed to be eager to have a future with me. >> reporter:

bay. we will have more on the thtebrst in minutes and wr inr e tch in wea winner after the brk. ea >> support the same research and innovation that led to the computer chip and internet. to new american jobs and industries. >> president obama using the many tech innovations here as an example of how business can create jobs in the u.s. the social media company is in the spotlight after one of the founders was chosen to attend the state of the union address. live in san francisco to show us the company and why it's widely popular called instagram is instantly famous. >> reporter: it may seem like san francisco is stealing silicon valley's thunder, but when i talked to the cofounders, they say when it comes down to it, it's all the bay area. >> i will freak out if they say instagram. >> exciting times for the cofounder. his business partner was among the invited dignitaries in the first lady's box attending the state of the union address. >> it's awesome to see this company be at a point where it's not only relevant enough, but it matters to the american public that innovation happen

ea new rules nor spectators at the mavericks surf contest. how to find out about the changes. >>> and a live look outside oakland. and it is friday eve. thursday, january 5th, today in the bay. good morning. welcome to friday eve. it's 5:29. otherwise known as thursday. i'm laurs ra garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's say hello to christina loren. >> it was an abbreviated workweek for many. so you have two more days to get through, and the weather will be downright comfortable. >>> you can probably give your heater a break around 9:00 a.m. this morning. more people heading out to work. >> over the course of the week a lot more schools in session after the new year. if for south bay, they had school returning on tuesday. right now not a problem for the northbound routs. however, highway 17 southbound. >> it is 5:30 now. later today 40-year-old nurse arraigned in a courtroom. she's expected of killing another woman with a machete in the city's quiet willow glenn neighborhood. marla tellez joins us live with what is happening. >> jon, good morning. it's san jose's 39th and last homicide of 201. it happened friday night. sagal sadig is charged with killing 65-