sale or distribution on city property of drinking water in plastic bottles of 21 ounces or less, set city policy to increase the availability of drinking water in public areas, and bar the use of city funds to purchase bottled water. explanatory documents of the draft resolution, the ordinance on bottled water for the environment code and the legislative digest and fact sheet sponsors the commissioner wald. the speaker is [speaker not understood] policy communications director. this is a discussion item. >> this is one of the people that's been very interested in pushing this for a long, long time. i'm delighted to have it in front of us and welcome staff to give us an update. >> commissioners, guillermo rodriguez. before you is the support resolution that was presented at the policy committee. the committee debated the item, amended the resolution, and it now stands before you for action on the full commission. a couple of key things just to share. since the policy committee a couple of keon endorsements that have come in. i understand from the supervisors' office that the sierra club of

we've also inserted timelines regarding the release of the city's appropriate data sets. these timelines will ensure that city departments and agencies are making open data a priority for the respective departments. all these tire deadlines ensure we in city government remain accountable and accessible to the public so that they and the entrepreneur community in san francisco are made readily aware of any new guidelines or data that we release. with more certainty business in the public and better plan around ideas and implementation regarding our open data set so they can use open data as a base to create the next best new product service or application and we're going to be encouraging and creating an atmosphere that will spur discovery and growth. i want to thank a number of people who have worked on this legislation. in particular, my staff again [speaker not understood], our clerk community entrepreneurial community here in san francisco and a number of national organizations as well that have been incredibly supportive. we do have in front us today an opportunity to

our coverage continues with the 10:00 news a city bus set popp by vandals. it's a story you will see only on news 2. tmz is up next. >> today on "tmz" -- >> ok, so shia labeouf strikes again, literally. he head-butted some guy in a park in london. >> [beep]! which makes him a butthead. >> oh, boy. jay z walking out of a building. they drive somewhere, helicopter comes and all of a sudden you see up there, helicopter swag. >> kobe does the same thing when he goes to practice. >> i love kobe but kobe has a smuggy helicopter. >> he's got a man of the people helicopter? >> dean cain was at

thousands of people witnessed what could be a guinness world record set. cityits glitz and glamour used about a half million fireworks from 400 firing locations making it what they claim was the world's largest fireworks show ever. it's spectacular one way or the other. the six-minute show covered more than 16 miles of waterfronts. guinness has yet to confirm the world record. >> it should win. that is just beautiful. >> just because it's so spectacular. >> amazing. >> tonight at 11:00, live team coverage of new year's eves celebrations around the bay area and we'll be streaming tonight's fireworks show in san francisco live on our website, nbcbayarea.com. so you can watch it from the comfort of your own home at midnight. >> yes. where it's nice and warm. it's comfortable outside but certainly not warm. >> if you have one of the huge tvs, with the hd lately -- >> wouldn't notice the difference. >> it's like you're there. all right. if you're going outside to see one of the larger fik fireworks there's a fire ban in citieses but in san francisco they're going to

>> reporter: doreen, warming buses like this one have been set up throughout the city. homeless shelters are filled past capacity tonight. at the new home of central union mission on massachusetts avenue in northwest, they're giving thanks for the space that allows extra mattresses to be set up in the event of a hypothermia emergency. >> in the homeless population, you have a group number that almost refuse to come in. this cold is making folks want to come in. >> reporter: the mission is funded entirely by private donors. pastor james lewis says the new location which began operations just before thanksgiving is already filled and 50 extra men are likely to stay here tonight because of the cold. >> we can accommodate up to 190. normally, we look to hold, carry 160. >> reporter: for those who can't or won't go to a shelter, the district has set up warming buses throughout the city. each metrobus has a portable rest room nearby. city officials tell us there are also overflow warming shelters set up at the banneker, kennedy, and columbia heights recreation centers. live in

around the world but the display in dubai the city set a world record by firing off four hundred thousand the fireworks from the world's tallest tower new york the city famous crystal ball on times square dropped as the clock struck midnight to set off celebrations there now while the traditional beach party to welcome two thousand and fourteen was held in brazil corks popping off bottles in the birth nation of champagne is what went on in the french capital also check out this amazing display in the london. where every party international wishes you happy new year. now for russia the celebrations were marred by tragic events in volgograd where thirty four people were killed by suicide bombings on consecutive days president putin rewrote his traditional new year's address in the wake of these attacks promising a massive crackdown on terrorists he also visited the morning city to pay tribute to the dead and visited the injured that are still in the hospital or he's margaret how reports president putin has arrived in volgograd and he has had a very busy morning he laid flowers at the site o

i think back to roughly 10 years ago, during the summer of 2004 when i first set foot inside city hall, i was an intern at the assessor recorder's office. i was an eager college studentv and i knew very little about city government. but little did i know i would eventually be hired to work for the city in the public policy and finance office. little did i know that i would be asked to serve as a legislative aide to my predecessor carmen chiu, and little did i know i would wind up serving as a policy maker and representative for san francisco residents. ~ although my life and career have been full of surprises, one thing is certain, i have always wanted to serve the community. during our winter legislative recess, i was cleaning my home and i found something that i wrote during high school as i was running for reelection for student government position during my sophomore year. i wrote in my candidate statement, "when i was first elected i wasn't even sure if i was capable of handling the job, but after these past couple months being in office i learned that as long as you're dedicated

the display in the city set a world record by. the fireworks on the world's tallest tower in new york city the famous crystal ball on times square dropped as the clock struck midnight to set off the celebration there meanwhile hey traditional beach party. two thousand and fourteen was held at copacabana in brazil corks popping off bottles in the birth nation of champagne is what went on in the french capital also check out this amazing display in london wherever you are party international very happy new year . for russia the celebrations were marred by tragic events in volgograd where thirty four people were killed by suicide bombings on consecutive days president putin rewrote is a traditional new year's address in the wake of the attacks promising a massive crackdown on terrorists he also visited the morning city to pay tribute to the dead and visited the injured that are still in the hospital parties margaret howell reports president putin has arrived in volgograd and he has had a very busy morning he laid flowers at the site o

. >>> another bay area city set to discuss its water supply as drought concerns grow. >>> a sunny start to the workweek. rosemary orozco will be here with just how warm some cities may get and possible record temperatures. >>> you may have thought the federal budget deal was resolved last year. now there's new talk of a possible government shutdown. we'll tell you why. >>> another government shutdown could be on the horizon. a big budget deadline is set for wednesday. justin gray is live in washington. justin, congress still doesn't have a deal? >> reporter: yeah, tori. when congress came up with this agreement to end the shutdown late last year, they didn't actually vote on a budget. now, they decided how much money to spend but not specifically how to spend it. that was supposed to happen by january 15th. right now, house senate negotiators haven't agreed on a final bill. we're talking about a massive piece of legislation, more than 1,000 pages long. we're hearing congress could be looking to pass a three-day extension to give them more time to come up with an agreement and avoid anot

cities in couple of different ways. first of all, we think you can use it to set goals. where are you in term of measuring opportunity in your city and where you want to be. can you use this to institutionalize a framework of opportunity, a way of thinking about that hold people to account annually in term of reporting on progress against these goals. third, i think that this framework is useful in evaluating policies and programs. not only do you want policies and programs that have good evidence of effectivenesses but you also want policies and programs that are going to impact these in-- indicators that help opportunity in your city. finally, i want to reinforce the notion that we've heard today already which is that multiple interventions at multiple life stages are going to be the way to move the needle. there's not one silver bullet that solves this problem once and for all. we have done some simulations with our model where we find that intervening once as we've heard from various preschool evaluations may be little bit disappointing. but intervening again and agai

they set up booby traps in case the iraqi army decides to penetrate the city. they set up things that militants had experience planting when u.s. troops, mostly marines, were stationed in anbar were still in iraq. >> so real quickly before we let you go. "the wall street journal"/nbc news conducted this poll last year. it talked about what people felt about the war itself. according to this poll, six out of ten americans think the iraq war wasn't worth it. 35% say it was worth it. the reason for that is thousands of americans who died fighting in the war. many of them in these very cities in fallujah and ramadi and now that we are discussing these very same cities and we see secretary kerry saying that american troops are not going to go back on the ground there, how does the iraqi army have the needed strength to be able to push into take those cities back if it doesn't have u.s. support? >> they do have the brute force to do it. they have tanks and artillery. fallujah is a city of 300,000 people. inside there are several hundred, maybe a couple thousand milita

have seen these rallies before and i think it's important for us as the elected body that sets policy for this city to be on the record underscoring our brief that we have to respect the right of women to choose for themselves what to do with their bodies. the second thing this resolution does is that it urges the city to the extent that there is a legal requirement that these banners be maintained. that any money that the city makes, any proceeds that come from these banners being up on market street, that those proceeds that that money be given by the city agency in this case to the department of public health so the money can be used to education vulnerable populations about accurate and scientifically verifiable information regarding reproductive health and reproductive rights. one thing that is very disturbing to me is how these anti-choice activist always target low income women and we are seeing that in my district with planned parenthood. it's not, they seldom go to the wealthier parts of town. they go where they believe that they are able to intimidate people, women the most. the final thi

the city set a lot of goal [speaker not understood]. this is necessary if san francisco in the region is to fulfill the population growth projected over the coming decades. [speaker not understood] single vehicle trips taken and ghg emission, and they continue to be a valuable complement to public transit and a viable alternative to driving alone. i'd also remind everyone that a large part or goal of this pilot is to better understand and reduce impacts that these shuttles have on municipal. everything can operate a little more efficiently. a lot of thought, time, and discussion has gone into the role of this [speaker not understood]. and sfmta as a whole has played in this process. the further enabling the aforementioned contributions and establishing an equitable positive relationship between muni and private and public commuter shuttles. >> thank you, sir. >> [speaker not understood]. aaron mikel. nadia win stead. >> any of those folks here? >> is rebecca rodriguez here? drew sherwood? >> gentleman is coming forward. good afternoon.

central kiev where protesters are still holding strong there blazing barricades in that capital city set the country on fire of rioters control seven local governments in western regions all ukraine's east stands behind the president. another bomb attack on police in cairo marks the anniversary of the two thousand and eleven revolution that's just a day after a string of blast around the capital killed six. and thousands protest against a social gathering of far right politicians in vienna as nationalist movements gained popularity across europe. like from our moscow studios you're watching r t international i'm lindsey frank thanks for joining me. writers in ukraine's capital kiev are reportedly holding two policeman hostage authorities also say an officer was found shot dead in the city center with another in hospital with stab wounds amid burning the barricades protesters and riot police showered the streets with molotov cocktails and rubber bullets overnight and the fury in kiev is spreading to ukraine's west as artie's alexy are chefs reports. these are the scenes playing out across

san francisco, you just had the dryest year on >>> i was reading like the list of cities that set the record. >> take your pick. >> almost every location in california. >> stay positive. think of the rose bowl, as you were saying. beautiful view of the san gabriel mountains as they're watching the game. stay positive. thank you, bill karins. >>> good news if you get your daily dose of vitamin d. we'll tell you about that. >>> and will 2014 be as lucrative as 2014 for investors? and denver skyline, revelers are taking advantage of the new marijuana laws. >>> and welcome back. pope francis celebrated his first new year's day mass as pontiff saying there's hunger for justice, peace and god in the world. the catholic church dedicates january 1st to the promotion of peace. >>> in a freak accident in boston, a woman was crushed to death beneath a draw bridge. according to police the woman was in a blind spot where the bridge operator could not see her. >>> a new study of vitamin e shows people who take high doses of the vitamin showed a delayed decline this daily living skills, like making

portioned midwest but didn't set many records but record lows set in places like baltimore where the temperature was 3 degrees. in new york city'srk, 4 degrees. look at atlanta, georgia. you think of typically warmer weather, 6 degrees a record low temperature set in the city of atlanta. factor in the wind and feels like zero in portions of georgia. a big dip in the jet stream responsible for cold air moving southward. chicago, you just saw a report from there, 29 degrees below zero what it feels like heading out the door. new york city it feels like 6 below zero. do to dangerously cold windchills we have risk of hypothermia and frostbite. windchill advisory warning in place. martha, you mentioned lake-effect snow. feet of snow in off lake ontario. blizzard warning in city of buffalo. improvement next couple days. forecast by thursday, friday, saturday, warming up across parts of the country. martha: up and down. we see the extremes lately. maria, thank you very much. bill: we've been asking you throughout the morning for to you sent pictures to share what you're experiencing out there. gary tweets this. how about this alabama t

city to throw out the government of yingluck shinawatra. at this stage itself, it will be shut down. it's the base of protest for two months. instead, the protest stages will be set up around the city of major arteries. it will be a big threat to business. traffic is expected to be terrible. the plan is to shut the city down for 15-20 days. now, the government is putting in place 14,000 troops and police to prevent law and order problems. this is supposed to secure the situation. it's not clear how far they'll go to try to put the city back to normal, and at what point that might happen. the threat is that there could be violence on the streets, of course. six people were injured on saturday when anti-government protesters clashed outside bangkok, and then in bangkok, not far from here several were shot on motorbikes. the situation really has the potential to spiral out of control. there are efforts to try to resolve it. the government is considering putting in place an executive order to put together a reform committee to address the reforms that the protesters are making. there are elections scheduled for february the 2nd. the people here are not willing to wai

predict the weather could return to normal across much of the us in the coming days after fifty u s cities set new record low temperatures on tuesday making it the coldest day of this entry in the us . i am the rich and aunt j and more. though. it is. guy. the there's a lot of good talk about the target deletion chips between the jewish settlers and the palestinians in the west bank. however we found out that there are many exceptions to the rules of collaborations and understanding between the two people who occupied the same land. he's one of the largest producers of plastics and teary and plumbing products in the bark on industrial area. it is moved to cincinnati area after the factory relocated from the israeli city lot the seal you wouldn't cohen is extremely proud to help further the understanding between israeli and the palestinians by hiring goes to work side by side up winning the a a nice seasonal sales of posting and disease ridden it. and it's really good walk in a very good because when you give it a condition and has been the respect due to a wonderful relationship between the pa

. >> reporter:since the city set up a dog run area in the park .it's the only place in the 35 plus acresogs can be off leash >> reporter:but it you notice. there is not one single dog here just this man >>nats crickets >> reporter:oh don't get me wrong, there are dogs off leash in the park there're just not in the desinated area this lady walked by me and said she was not behaving badly, oh yes she is >> reporter:as you enter the park see this green sign right here? .well one of the bullet points reads dogs must be kept on leash except in designated dog play areas >> reporter:and in side the park yet more signs reading keep dogs on leash and dog walkers must remove dog waste >> reporter:which of these rules do you think is being followed? if you chose neither you would be correct >> reporter:in fact out of all the people i saw with dogs very few had their dogs on a leash >> reporter::according to the san francisco park and rec the unleashed dogs are causing >> reporter:using the park is based on the honor system the city is hoping dog owners and walkers will do the honorable thing >> rep

the cause of the out age all those are things will be part of the data set we'll give the city to inform the city broadly and a hour we're responding. that gives u gives you more clarity in the operational news and bring the san francisco employees out to take the of our data we see the reliability in repairs are taking longer that's because pg&e trouble men are being sent to other areas to repair damage by floods and storms and finally, the last thing is to do frequent meetings with puc and puc staff to make sure we're aligned with major initiative. are there structural communication with either party making the repair of street light it difficult if the answer is yes we're going to get together to solve those. we weren't communicating very well and to put the people together in the field so they can hash out the issues before they become citywide issues >> where are the current soft spots. while we've made major improvements in cooperating there are things that are difficult one fact is the system we log outages. per diem has their own system for the 15 million customers we operate dif

i want to say there are a set of cities and towns that are doing spectacular work on this. i do not see ralph. i want to call mayor stanton in phoenix, mayor becker in salt lake city. they may a challenge to get every single chronically homeless vet off the streets and both of them have done that. that is one step toward ending veterans homelessness completely. we are seeing where you make this a priority and focus on it and work with us to bring creative resources, you can do remarkable things. at a time when our trust deficit in government is just as bad as our fiscal deficit, to be able to say to an american that we have gotten our heroes off the streets is a very powerful way to say government works and we can do stuff together that really makes a difference in peoples lives. i want to make sure we are working together. we will be coming back to you ask you to make commitments about what you can do to end veterans homelessness and other forms of homelessness where we have a focus and so stay tuned. we want you to step up and do more on this. i think it is important we r

set in within about 35 minutes. maurice? >> dubois: karen, thank you. the heart of new york city got about six inches of snow and east of the city parts of long island got more than twice that. terrell brown is there tonight. terrell? >> reporter: maurice, new york's governor took the unusual step of shutting down three interstates so that they could be cleared. that worked but now this arctic air is creating a new problem. some who ventured out in the storm regretted it. on long island, 45 miles per hour winds blew snow back on the road soon after they were plowed, leaving a dangerous layer of ice. brookhaven highway supervisor dan losquandro. it gets to a point where it's so cold there's some things you can't do. >> the regular rock salt we put on the road simply isn't effective in single-digit temperatures. it will not melt the ice on the roads. >> reporter: connecticut state police responded to over 200 accidents and 3,000 calls for help. 50 mile an hour wind gusts required restrictions on vehicles traveling across maryland's chesapeake bay bridge. the buses are running in ne

well grad remains on high alert after the deadly terror blast that struck the city the set of both of them being in roles of the victims continue daily with some of the sixty who were injured have now been flown to moscow one of them a nine year old girl was caught in the first bombing. it was just another day for unity and volga grads a main train station but suddenly it all changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows and the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber threat crowded area between the entrance and the security national detectors and. then i noticed a man in a girl's around towards the girl asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i picked her up and carried out of the station u.-t. saved a nine year old all following an ironic twist of fate she was there with her family to return train tickets as they decided to travel by plane in stat. she wa

central kiev where protesters are still holding strong there blazing barricades in that capital city set the country on fire of rioters control seven local governments in western regions all ukraine's east stands behind the president. another bomb attack on police in cairo marks the anniversary of the two thousand and eleven revolution that's just a day after a string of blast around the capital kill six. and thousands protest against a social gathering of far right politicians in vienna as nationalist movements gained popularity across europe.

>> two cities responding to the governor's drought declaration with immediate water rationing orders. hills burg residents ordered to cut water usage by 20% over last year's levels. rationing set at 25%. both cities water supplies come from municipal wells along the river running low this winter. residents are banned from washing their cars in the street or driveways, and face strict limits on watering their lawns. tonight, a pink she what what puppy is looking for a new home. candy was found in east palo alto last week, lying in the street, unable to use her right back leg. she had no caller or id tags, doesn't have a micro chip. her fur actually has pink dye, you can see shelter workers are having trouble washing off. candy is approximately two months old. and since no one has claimed her yet, she's now available for adoption, you can contact the peninsula humane society, if you are interested. >> okay. san francisco 49ers announced ground breaking partnership with our parent company comcast, and nbc universal. the partners met at team headquarters to seal the deem. partnership means comcast provides most of the technology at the new stadium including free wifi and on demand

pilot programs have been created to encourage businesses to set up shop in the city but a new study shows the employment policies institute says last year's minimum wage increase has caused some restaurants to close down. this councilman says he saw this coming. >> many of the small businesses in downtown areas like my own are often owned and operated by people who are making close to minimum wage themselves. >> reporter: the authors of the studies won't provide who took part in the report because they were guaranteed anonymity. 12 restaurants reported closing at least one location due to the rate hike 2/3 of the businesses had to raise their prices. but this councilman says not all of the news is bad. >> what we have seen in the last year in downtown alone, for example, is over 15 new restaurants opening in downtown. in the long run i think this will be a positive thing. i like the fact that many of my residents are able to survive with at least a better sense of opportunity for the future, but the reality is it's going to cause disruption in the short term and we know that. >> reporter:

that new york city is the city of god and a city set upon a hill.issa: can you imagine a a partiers thing that? calling the orchid plantation? they would be labeled racist and crazy and dangerous. my nex guest says that there is a double standard out there. former house majority leader dick armey joins me now. would you think of that? >> it is kind of nonsense that you g from the left. left-wingers are a little bit dimwitted to begin with. but the fact of the matter is that any white conservative is that sh a thing would be called an insensitive racist. at they can to let on the left is a serious scholarship by peoe like thomas sole, for instance, who have said for years that the re-creation of the plantation is done by the progressives of the people who who put dozen government-run housing, control the behavior, control their vote, taking the terms of their life in dictating them. because people are part of this with other black scholars, they can call and arrange this and call him a racist and they have no way of coping with them. so they just ign

literally tons of fireworks went off around the world but none could top in the display in dubai city set a world record by firing off four hundred thousand the fireworks in the world's tallest tower in new york city that the famous crystal ball in times square dropped as the clock struck midnight to set off celebrations there while a traditional beach party to welcome to fourteen was held in copacabana brazil. corks popping off bottles in the birth of a nation of champagne there is what went wrong in the french capital also check out this amazing display in the london wherever you are our team international wishes you a very good news. for russia the celebrations were marred by tragic events in volgograd where thirty four people were killed by suicide bombings on consecutive days president putin a rewrote his traditional new year's address in the wake of the attacks promising a massive crackdown on terrorists you also visited the morning in a city to pay tribute to the dead and visited the injured that are still in the hospital margaret howell reports president putin has arrived in volgo

you can see it bouncing, we are from 1 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday with eight bay area cities setting record highs this afternoon. it will be warmer tomorrow with unhealthy air and that will continue through friday. now a look at traffic. we have a fully engulfed vehicle if castro vehicle an explosive fire, two miles north of 580 not on the freeway, but it is on surface street in canyon road n that area, watch out for that it sounds like the fire department is on the scene, travels along 580, quite nice away from the dublin interchange but behind it we still have the heavy bumper-to-bumper traffic and in excess of 40 minutes to make it away from tracy to dublin. as we take you back to san jose northbound 880 at brokaw road we have a report of debris if the lanes with nails and wood. watch out for that. don't want to ruin your tires. the bay bridge toll plaza lights are on and traffic in cash-paying lanes and the other lanes are not too bad and the golden gate bridge, we have not seen this in a while with traffic off the bridge in san francisco is quiet. >> welcome back, camera. thank

responsibilities and the most notable among them are that the small business commission shall set policies for the city regarding small businesses in order to promote the economic health, of small businesses, of the small business community in san francisco, its employees and its customers. and to make recommendations to the mayor on rates, fees, similar charges, with respect to items coming within its jurisdiction. in addition, additional responsibilities as put forth in the administrative code is to review all legislation effecting small business and making recommendations to the board of supervisors, review the rules, regulations adopted by the city departments that effects the small business and recommend the modification that will promote the health of small businesses and conduct investigations under its power of inquiry in any aspect of government operations effecting small business including holding hearings, this today and taking testimony and to make recommendations to the mayor and board of supervisors and so, the small business commission, and its current strategic plan, has four particular

the san jose city council set to order new smart meters. those will let drivers pay through their smart phone and also provide real time data with a new app that shows where parking is available. but here is the catch. the meters themselves are expensive. they cost nearly $1.5 million so to raise the money for the meters, parking rates near downtown will double from $1 to $2 an hour. the meters could be installed by the end of the month. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," big day for the president as he prepares to deliver his fifth state of the union address. a preview of what she expected to say coming up. >> plus a bold move by google. the announcement that could bring the latest gadget to the medical industry. >> a very good tuesday morning to you this morning. light traffic as we take a look along the peninsula along palo alto this morning. we'll keep checking the morning commute, help you get out the door if that is where you're headed. 4:44 now. during his state of the union address tonight president obama will urge congress to fi

and about the future for boston, the paper went on to say, quote, a city long set in its ways may just let loose. >>> and some news on this network today with the announcement by "saturday night live" of a new addition to the cast. her name is sasheer zamata. she is the first black woman to join "snl" since maya rudolph departed in '07. the announcement comes after criticism last fall for lack of diversity among the cast members. she will make her snl debut as a featured player january 18th. >>> when we come back, what we all look like at 17,000 miles an hour. >>> finally here tonight, it is not easy to conduct an interview with somebody moving over 17,000 miles an hour, but that is exactly what we did earlier today. we talked to the two americans who are currently on board the international space station. veteran nasa astronaut rick mastracchio, and air force colonel mike hopkins. both americans were the space walkers recently in the mission to repair an on-board pump. and with that behind them we talked about life on space today, especially with the space station getting so much atte

city. a bus bridge has been set up in the redwood city area to help caltran commuters.ou have not heard, a caltrain hit a pedestrian this morning. that person was killed. it is already causing major delays. sal is all over this monitoring the situation. he'll have a live report coming up later this hour. stay tuned for that. welcome back. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. steve, more severe clear for us? >> severe clear, very well. >> super bowl forecast looking much better than originally thought about. it listen cloudy. temperatures in the 40s. it looks like they will be okay on precip. that temperature will drop pretty fast. our situation looks clear as tori touched on but the clouds were racing into southern california giving them a little bit of rain. the sierra has calmed down. they had much better know than we had. 36 now. santa rosa, 39 half moon bay. if you -- a little chilly out there. tonight, tomorrow morning, very, very cold. colder than we've had in a while. otherwise it looks good. sunny and breezy. one more system will cli

cities for the clashes and the rest how reasonable is that. it's totally unreasonable no state in the world no self respecting state in the world would allow people to set up permanent barricades in the central square of the capital city there are many examples of democratic states dismantling such barricades in paris in two thousand and thirteen when some people who were opposed to gay marriage set up tents not even barricades just tents near the french national assembly those tents were immediately taken away by the police there was a famous case in london of an antiwar protester who after a long time was also removed from parliament square the barricades in clear far far bigger than anything that was ever put up in london or paris and as your reporter has just said and i thought i was a very interesting point he made about as it were revolutionary trials being conducted in the side the barricades the demonstrators have taken the law into their own hands and no state in the world would allow that and therefore it's entirely reasonable for the ukrainian authorities to say that these barricades must be dismantled of course people have the right to demon