most of them riding along the streets in the downtown core.sue that has seen strong debate from both sides. whether to ban bicycle riding on downtown sidewalks and protect pedestrian safety. police officers and children under 12 would be exempt. city memo says the ordnance is to enhance the comfort and safety for downtown pedestrians especially seniors, people shopping at area businesses, downtown residents and those using public transportation. transportation officials say they do not believe the police department hassed a vat resources to enforce the ban that applies to a larger area. supporters say the plan would keep pedestrians from being blind sided by cyclists. critics say the ban would be dangerous for cyclists who would billion forced to share the road with with cars in an area that is not enough bike lanes. there are also different plans on how and which streets in the downtown area that a ban like this might be implemented. the city council is set to take up this issue tuesday afternoon. reporting live in downtown san jose carroll l

tonight, 8:00, clouds, yes. 37 in gaithersburg. 40 downtown. or 44 downtown. by 10:00, still some clouds. 30s to 40 around downtown. no green or blue blobs. i think this is aggressive pushing it too far too quickly. i think it'll be a little farther north. i think we'll find clouds around 66 and 50 south. temperature-wise, okay. low 30s in the suburbs and 37 downtown. 36 in fredricksburg. sunshine returns just about everywhere except for southern maryland. by 5:00, everyone's back in the 30s. by 10:00 tomorrow night, already below freezing in gaithersburg and rockville and leesburg and manassas. 35 downtown. tonight, mostly cloudy or colder. temperatures 30 to 35 and winds light out of the north at 10:00. so clouds to start and sunshine by 11:00, 39. sunshine by 1:00, 41. and light winds. so great news. no wind chill to worry about. 38. not too bad. still cold on new year's 40 but pretty nice for the winter classic. now, next seven days. seasonal on friday. mid-40s with sunshine. then we got rain developing on saturday, 39. rain on sunday, 52. and then perhaps

foley square is further downtown. further south in downtown manhattan. it's where city hall and the big judicial buildings and new york police headquarters are located. there are reportedly something like 5,000 people converging in and around foley square tonight in new york city as we speak. these are images coming out of washington, d.c. tonight. loud and i've got to say relatively cheerful-looking protests in washington tonight. we've also got some footage out of chicago, illinois tonight. hundreds of protesters in downtown chicago tonight. they've been blocking off some arteries in downtown chicago. we've also got footage today from cleveland, ohio. this is from earlier today. you can tell because it's daylight. this is a group of protesters in public square in cleveland sitting down in the middle of the street today blocking traffic there. earlier today the attorney general of the united states, eric holder, was in cleveland to make a pretty big announcement about policing. and the reason that eric holder was in cleveland today started with this. >>

as more businesses move downtown, crime inevitably comes with it. there have been fights when bars close, even a deadly shooting last month. gerald has worked in the area for over a decade, and he's concerned. >> what if someone missed or shot more than once and stray bullets go somewhere else and hit innocent people? >> reporter: we are told tonight that that security officer is in serious but stable condition. meanwhile, the downtown business association is concerned about crime. they tell me that they hire extra security officers every time there's a big event. reporting hive in downtown san jose, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. next at 11:00, it's found in everything from plastic bottles to canned food. tonight a new health risk being linked to bpa. >>> then the cia's dirty secrets exposed. and the serious concerns about a report set to be released in just a matter of hours. >>> and a royal match-up on and off the court. see what happened when the duke and duchess of cambridge take in a basketball game. we'll be right b

midnight, upper 20s to around 30 downtown. by early in the morning on wednesday, we're looking at 27 in leesburg and 27 in gaithersburg. i think that's a little warm, actually. 28 in manassas, 26 in culpeper. i think you could take a couple degrees off all those figures. pay attention to the numbers around town. 37 tomorrow at lunchtime downtown. low to mid-30s in the suburbs. 5:00 tomorrow, already most of the 'burbs below freezing by midnight. ringing in the new year, 26 gaithersburg and manassas. no rain, sleet. a pretty nice evening all things considered. out late, 24 and 25 in gaithersburg and rockville. by morning, mostly sunny and cold. in addition to remembering your coat, grab your sunglasses. 23 to 34. wouldn't want to by coming in 66 eastbound without my shades. high temps in the upper 30s. winds out of the west about ten. only 23 in oakland. good news for folks in wisp and timber line. 31 in cumberland. low 30s, hagerstown. mid-30s in martinsburg and winchester. warrenton, manassas, leesburg, mid-30s. downtown, 38.

and as for downtowns watching our to track map.roblem in sunnyvale one of them until the emory that is what you have the heavy traffic there is the great ride into palo alto. >> reporter: headed the senate bill does for no. one want to come over to 280 that is a nice and smooth so far does agree alternate route for your 84 east just west of the debt or to read is overturned crass accident and is not a hot spot is always slow are at the same as a minor delay as we head toward the bridge. we're also send commit build appear alsops 80 slocum from dublin to fight a display in this is with you all go out to 84 and you work your way into some no. >>mark: strong winds are expected tomorrow to blow some home owners christmas spirit down the street >> anny: 1 last godown thomson avenue turns into christmas tree line to traditional residents are proud of its best way to see all the children come through and create all members that come and take pictures because they know that in the family scrapbook and 20 a 30 years back and look back and s

in southern california, two raging fires break out in downtown los angeles tying up hundreds of fires for hours. >>> live doppler hd is sweeping a quiet bay area including when a new storm, a massive storm, will hit. this is december 8, and you have a few days do get ready for the next big storm. a couple of days, today, tomorrow and wednesday. today we have a few showers. we will look at live doppler 7 hd with light shower across the north bay and most of that is not reaching the ground but the fog is thick in the central valley and that is injecting into the east bay valley. around saturday mar din and gilroy we have chick -- thick fog. from sutro tower you can see the fog taking over san francisco low-to-mid 60's with scattered light showers. mostly clouds this everyone. >>> leyla gulen, there could be slow drive condition. >> there could be. slow over the altamont pass right now and it is 50 minutes from tracy to dublin but i will take you over here, the bay bridge toll plaza where you could see flashing lights and a push to the right-hand side we have a report of an accident in t

live look at i-95 in northeast philadelphia, no problems working your way in towards downtown. speedometer readings on the major roadways in good shape this morning but a couple of house fires in the neighborhood with some local detours. one in west philadelphia at dearborn and brown. we are going around the block there. one in germantown at colter and just off of germantown avenue. west norriton stone ridge and norris lane watch for house fire and a crash in white marsh. this has been here since 3:00 this morning at ridge and church, all of the bridges, bennie, whitman, commodore barry looking good coming across the river this morning. major roadways off to a good start and mass transit running with no delays. chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> bob, thank you. 5:02. police in delaware county looking for the person who opened fire at some officers early this morning. this happened at chester at intersection of engel and west 12th street around 12:45. investigators say shots came from a nearby foot bridge. no word if any officers were hit by bullets, and no arrests at this p

mostly independent art houses like camera 3 here in downtown san jose. also, in the past couple of days, law enforcement has softened its view on the threats of widespread violence by those hackers. in terms of the picture across the bay area in livermore, at the livermore 13 cinemas they will have extra security and some restrictions on movie- goers. only purses will be allowed. backpacks and any other kind of bags will be banned. at the elmwood theater in berkeley, they have already informed local police about their plans to show the movie. and also stepped up security there, as well. with a lot of demand and not a lot of places to see it, at one point elmwood's website crashed. as the film's co-star seth rogen treated every we had to yesterday, the people have spoken and freedom has prevailed. >> i think it's pretty cool. it's kind of a statement i think for free speech. >> reporter: no comments from the major chains on whether or not they will show it. there was some talk of sony from sony about a simultaneous release of the movie for streaming onlin

. >> it's flooding in downtown, braving elements out there. >> it's been raining here in downtown nevada. i'm standing in about 5-inches of water. this is on the sidewalk. the roadway is even deeper behind me. this is in downtown nevada. they have put up signs letting drivers know that the roads are flooded. the roads are still open we're going to see a truck trying to traverse, maybe not. it's interesting to see how drivers react. some just gun it. you can see how deep the water is. some gun it and some turn around like i just saw at this miniflood. you can see the sandbags in the doorway behind me. this is a hardware store they are some of the lucky people who have prepared for this storm early. in fact, the city has released an unpresidented number of sandbags in the past 24 hours 4,000 sandbags to homeowners here in the city and looks like they're going to need them because the rain is not letting up any time soon. >> thank you very much. the eye on the storm now. it's coming down good here. what it looks like, it gives you an idea on how hard the rain is falling. it's been like this

son's little downtown sausalito.tent rain all the way down floss' upon the in cooling going on when i got here the rain was constant about as far as we stated we are in desperate need of a lot of this will get a lawyer friend over the next few days i had a chance to talk to some people love gone hand to get the close of hot chocolate one person said he is you should arrive in the other one says is a welcome sight. we love the rain we totally in jillion were glad we're been so much lying is overdue >> jackie sissel: as a day goes on as much as is the pain some days to stand in the rain it is so welcome. the snow up in the sierra will take it any day for the next couple days >>darya: is what the people on a rainy is on a to rain all day long that means it takes extra time for driving >> reporter: the rain it was heavy traffic and hot spots. the gyres are not so happy about the five hot spots i am tracking right now let's start of what hercules and highway 4 a motorcyclist crashed one vehicle when across all three lanes

you can't see some of the streets in downtown novato, just the floodwater that's covering them. city workers did try to play catch-up unclogging storm drains filled with leaves and debris. this hardware store couldn't open this morning because of all the standing water in the parking lot. so the workers spent the day pumping out water and, of course, cleaning up the store. kpix 5's joe vazquez live right now along the napa river, where people had been put on notice but, joe, some good news tonight? >> reporter: there is, actually. take a look behind me. this is the napa river in saint helena. it is still raining as it has been for some time. right now the river is dangerously close to overflowing its banks. but it is still within its banks. now, this is wine country. they have been starving for rain. and they got it. a lot of rain over several hours in the early-morning hours and continued at a moderate pace throughout the day. the projection was that the napa river would overflow but this afternoon, a major change. the national weather service parred back the projections and no

a live look at downtown san jose's christmas in the park on the left. the bay bridge on your right. we have live team coverage of the cold snap. we are live in san jose where warming centers are open. let's go to our meteorologist to talk cold weather. >> it's cold. as we finished up our newscast last night, the cars outside in the parking lot cold enough for some patchy frost. that was my car. i didn't do that to somebody else's in the parking lot. upper 20s and low 30s around the north bay. livermore at 33 degrees. downtown san jose also in the mid 30s. out at the airport, 33. not a lot of wind tonight. we have an issue for a wintertime air quality alert. we need more wind to scoop up some of that smoke and move out of the area. no burn night tonight. mid 30s around san jose and a few of these mid and high level clouds coming in. they try to keep our temperatures up just a couple of degrees warmer for tomorrow. in that could bring temperatures even colder than what we saw this morning. >>> thanks very much. in response to those temperatures warming centers across the bay area are

remember e these are downtown temps. subtract 3, 4, 5 degrees for the 'burbs. by 2:00 if you're out late, still clear skies but temperatures in the mid-20s downtown. we'll come back and talk about our next storm and we have flakes on the seven-day. we'll explain. >> flakes on the seven-day. thank you, top. >>> coming up, new laws around you need to be aware of when the clock strikes midnight on new year's day. >>> and where will you be on new year's eve? coming up new york police prepare for hundreds of thousands of people to pack times square for the annual ball drop. it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event put us on yours. choose a cruze in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over four thousand two hundred fifty dollars on this cruze lt. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> good news for you, a water main break may not be driving morn

a gunman took several people hostage inside a cafe in downtown -- downtown sydney. brian flores has more information about the man believed to be responsible. >> it remains a very tense situation. it's in the early-morning hours in sydney. we continue to watch the live news feed from this cafe in sydney. it appears another hostage has managed to escape. that brins the total number who escaped to six. at this point, they continue to have some type of contact with the gunman, authorities do, and they hope this ends peacefully. we understand that authorities know who the gunman is. through several media reports he's identifieded at 51-year- old man monice. he's a self-described cleric. he has a criminal history including reports of being accessory to murder of his ex- wife and say he's originally from iran. it remains unclear if he has ties to isis or if a lone wolf. police say he entered the normally busy cafe during the morning rush hour roughly around the 9:30 a.m., local time there and took an unknown number of hostages. we also understand that of a they escaped, h

less than 10 minutes from the maze to downtown to 2 minutes of your get into as a fault.arya: a massive fire in downtown los angeles has closed down parts of two major freeways 250 firefighters are still working on the blaze this morning if the be seen for miles it is burning a building it's a solid as a structure of the 101 freeway is shut down in both directions that and another call the fire and they have no injuries they're reported >>mark: is of some injured will tell you what happened coming up and did a typhoon in the philippines will sale of the destruction ahead and the mayor is also for the d fomanyit'sbes stggleo ke youa1c wn. so imagine, what ither waa neclasof micinthat works diffentlto lowebloosuga image, ling ur nbers inoducg onceailynvoka® it's the fst oa ne nd opresipti medine that'ssed ong th dt and erci to wer ood sugar indult th te 2 abet. invoka® ia on-dai pil at wks aund e clk to he low a1c here's howthe dneyallo gar be sorb backnto e bo. invokana®educ themoun sug alled bk inand sends someugarut toughthprocs. and whilit's nofor igh, it m helyoulo som

this was the scene in downtown orlando. of protesters blocking major roads while chanting we want justice and i can't breathe. no reports of any arrests there. >>> in texas several protesters were detaened. hundreds marched to police headquarters. the group began to disperse 11:30. they are planning around round of protests tonight. >>> charles barkley sparked controversy about the comments he made about the unrest in ferguson. his colleague kenmy smith took issue with those comments. the two hashed it out last night on the broadcast. >> we, as black people, we need the cops in our community. they are not there just to, quote, unquote, kill black men. they are there to protect us. and we, as black people, we have got to develop a relationship with them. we have to acknowledge, first, that there is a disparagement between poor people and african-american people in the law. and at first it was on purpose, and then the civil rights has come, which is only 50 years or so. it's not like my parents were part of that. so you have

also there was activity near the downtown berkeley bart station. so bart should that down for a bit as well. but compared to what we saw over the weekend, last night's protests remaining mostly peaceful and calm. live in berkeley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, stephanie. >> many businesses in downtown berkeley, they closed and sent their employees home early last night. the hope was for employees to get home safely before protests started. but shorter hours means a smaller paycheck. >> i'm losing mi commercial. we don't know ifor. >> the vandalism and police tack telecommunication have capital punishment pt $. >> former san francisco police chief tony ribeiro says requests from city leaders can make a tough job even more difficult, especially when the chief is appointed by the city leaders. >> it undermines the chief of police m terms of his or her ability to now, mayor bates of berkeley also denounced those who vandalized buildings over the weekend saying they were undermining the message of peaceful protests. >> wh

major widespread power outage in downtown detroit. when we get more information of what might have caused it and how widespread it is, we will bring it to you. heather: a little chilly for folks there. the gloves, not at louisiana senate's debate. mary landrieu debating with bill cassidy to try to keep her senate seat. the last debate was last night of the runoff election focus on some controversies, among them the keystone pipeline. john roberts at the atlanta bureau. >> the gloves are off, lot of sharp elbows back and forth. the polls suggested to be a dramatic loss. senator mary landrieu throwing a hail mary attempting to raise suspicion of republican challenger bill cassidy's work with baton rouge medical school accusing him of getting paid by the hospital even on days he was in washington, d.c. >> the kindest man has padded his own payroll for the last six years entry into an agreement with one of our hospitals with absolutely no record of the work he has done. >> the charges are absolutely false. the dreck supervisor and i have

that was the scene in downtown orlando.ked major roads chanting "we want justice" and "i can't breathe." those were eric garner's last words. no reports of any arrests in florida. in texas, several protesters were detained. hundreds marched to dallas police headquarters. the group began to disperse around 11:30, we're told they're planning another round of protests tonight. two of the possible candidates for president in 2016 speaking out on the grand jury desuggestions in the michael brown and eric garner cases. hillary clinton and rand paul weighed in on race and criminal justice in remarks thursday. our senior political correspondent brianna keilar has more this morning from washington. >> reporter: good morning, christine. with the exception of republican senator rand paul potential 2016 candidates haven't waded into the debate on the grand jury decisions in both ferguson and staten island not to indict officers in these deaths of african-american men. but hillary clinton changing that, speaking out at a women's event i

in downtown san francisco. scott for sunday on the forecast tomorrow we see showers arrive in the afternoon. that could impact your ride and heading out of town for a christmas holiday fast- moving system that system also brings some snow and light tahoe area by the late afternoon evening hours and let's when we have a winter storm watch and fact keep that in mind spending chains just in case justin case snow is expected enchain restrictions could be affected. and keep you posted on that. quick check of your traffic for this tuesday morning. sitting areas of fog this morning. bay bridge and of thought here just yet but remember yesterday morning the fog develop really quickly as the bay bridge and clear skies and no problems getting across the macarthur maze and the downtown section and scroll right now. live look at the golden gate bridge still seeing fog here and not too bad right here but drive time for sausalito downtown san francisco also very light here as well. in both directions and light easy ride also

bart had to shutdown the downtown berkley station, as well. far more peaceful than over the weekend and demonstrators we spoke with say if they are out here again for a day four, they hope it will remain peaceful, the vandals will stay home so any crime will not overshadow or eclipse their message. in berkley, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> all right, the protests have affected businesses around the bay area. many stores in downtown berkley closed and sent their employees home early last night, hoping employees would get home safely before the protests started, but shorter hours mean, of course, a smaller paycheck. >> i'm losing my commission and i'm unable to work right now. so we don't know if we're going to get our hourly pay or anything right now. >> other businesses boarded up their windows, hoping to avoid any damage from the vandalism. >>> plus, politicians are starting to weigh in on police tactics. protesters broke windows, they've been met with police swinging batons and firing tear gas. berkley's mayor told the police depar

the draft eir and no approval is requested at this point the subject property on the 3 involving downtown mid-market and occupied business owner about had blocks mission street to the north and howard to the south and sixth to the west and it entails the mixed use residential and open space the project physical characteristics has retention and rehabilitation of two building in response with the district guidelines and makes the requirement between the documents this commission will consider has part of the approval the eir studies that who the residential and office with the emphasis on housing depending on the scheme and the building range from 50 to 4 hundred and 70 feet this draft eir founds the demolition of the building on u to him street which it determines eligible the motion of this historic resource is carbohydrate affordable and the historic preservation commission commented on november 5th and asked this building be included the h pc approves that and asks for the resources while achieving some of the other goals that the project has such activating alleys and the sites and th

foley square is further downtown. further south in downtown manhattan. it's where city hall and the big judicial buildings and new york police headquarters are located. there are reportedly something like 5,000 people converging in and around foley square tonight in new york city as we speak. these are images coming out of washington, d.c. tonight. loud and i've got to say relatively cheerful-looking

the continuing protest going on in downtown oakland.ow you live pictures here of the scene there in downtown oakland. and you can see the protests that have now turned a little violent here. broken windows on one of the businesses. this is very close to 14th and broadway. the protest started out peacefully earlier this evening. but then the protesters marched and took over part of 880 shutting it down in both directions and at one point were throwing bottles off the top of the freeway on to officers below. several people have been arrested but again you see now, some damage, more damage from these protests. these protests have been going on for a couple of weeks. first because of the situation in ferguson. then because of the situation involving that choke hold case in new york. there has been damage in each of those protests and again you see the result of the protest tonight. damage there on broadway in downtown oakland. >>> humans one step closer to landing on mars. >>> new developments in the fight to an east bay battle. every day i

foley square is further downtown. further south in downtown manhattan.he big judicial buildings and new york police headquarters are located. there are reportedly something like 5,000 people converging in

big mess in downtown l.a. 250 fire fighters are battling the fire is what left of it.hut down parts of the 110 freeway as it connects to the 101 in the heart of downtown. no word on what started the fire as of yet. >>> an early morning fire at frankford send a fire fighter to the hospital. crews responded to a vacant, three story building at the intersection of ehret and horrocks street in frankford around 11:30 last night. one fire fighter was taken to hahnemann hospital for minor injuries. six people were evacuated as a precaution. >> 7:06. police are investigating a murder, inside cedar brook. police say a hand was shot multiple times. it happened happened sometime after 11:00 last night in the 1,000 block of east horter street. the victim died, at this scene. >>> how about the parking situation, in this city. >> yesterday people were telling me it is free today. i said no, it is not. but it was. >> it was. >> but happening today philadelphia parking kiosks will not take your credit cards. >> um-hmm. >> this is something you need to know about. >> like a monopoly ga

the ordnance is to make it safer for downtown pedestrians. especially seniors, shoppers, residents and those using public transit. they do not believe the police department has adequate resources to enforce a ban that applies to a larger area. supporters say the plan would keep pedestrians from being blind sided. the ban would be dangerous for cyclists who would be forced to share the road with cars in an area where there is not enough bike lanes. >> my opinion bikes shouldn't be on the sidewalk. san jose is pretty good getting a lot more bicycle lanes. i think the motorails need to learn how -- i think motorists need to learn how to share the road with cyclists. i was hit three times in the past two years. because motorists are not paying attention. >> reporter: there are different plans on how and exactly which streets in the downtown area a ban like this might be implemented. the city council could be taking a vote as early as tuesday afternoon. live in downtown san jose kara lou ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:president. berkeley polic

in downtown bhant me tonight.ct hours later, night number two of these incredibly well organized yet very organic protests, it really begs the real crux of this, which is what are the solutions? you know, i was talking to one mother who lost her son 2 1/2 years ago to police violence. i said can we be specific. it's about race, poverty, breed. people bringing up wall street. we're not too far from wall street. but what are the solutions? we heard the president of the united states mention 50,000 more body cameras on police. we heard from the police commissioner from new york and the mayor saying we're retraining the entire new york police force in three days. is that enough? what else can be done. that's really the big question. >> something we're seeing that's representative of this emotion all over the us u.s., and it seems as though young people, african-americans, whites, getting on the same page and saying everyone benefits from having a better police force. what is the answer. it's unclear. how long will it

informed the project is this notion of being at middle school mid-market we're city mid-market in downtown we tried to do and we'll audrey will x pond on talk about the building into the teblgs it is your and the various that i see in selma this today is site is a mix of the chronicle building as well as the tenants and couple of buildings outside the chronicle a 50 percent parking lot it's highly unusual and single use for office here what we've done is try to illustrate some our ground floor we've taken many accuses from selma and wanting to try to create variety and a level of transparency at the ground this is just a demonstration of that through the moscone on the vertical we also start with the ground floor the ground floor plan this is a brief summary but just to give everyone a brief overview there are two residential buildings two new office buildings and the existing chronicle and the denser building will remain as part of the project and at building about the one hundred and 50 thousand square feet of active ground floor and rating now the open space this is something that's bee

a huge fire in downtown los angeles. the blaze broke out at the intersection of two major freeways. >> grant:as the fireball filled the sky, drivers scrambled for >> you do not see this all the time. >> downtown. people were pulling over everyone was stripping out curry everyone was tripping out. >> reporter:the fire broke out about one twenty this morning at a huge apartment complex under construction in downtown los angeles. >> grant:the project covered more than one million=square feet at the intersection of the 110 and 101 freeways. thirds of it was destroyed >> grant:the nearest fire station was only 100 yards away, but by the time crews responded, the building was fully engulfed, >>"at its peak we had one quarter of the on duty firefighters on scene of this fire which is 250 firefighters." >> grant:some drivers were so close they could record the flames crackling from a wall of fire stretching the length of more than two football fields >> grant:the heat was so intense that freeway signs melted, windows shattered i

the damage was focused mostly on banks and big name brands but also damaged the downtown building named for a civil rights pioneer who preached a message of nonviolence. there is even damage here, at the martin luther king jr. civic center building. >> why did they do that? you know, martin luther king walked for peace. and he believed in peace. why you want to vandalize something that he worked so hard for? >> reporter: uc berkeley freshman wanted to peacefully protest the grand jury decision saturday night, but he ended up getting more than he bargained for and i thinks the violent protesters have lost sight of the message. he says there was social media backlash from uc berkeley students who urged friends not to hit the streets but there were hundreds of protesters who did make it and there was a path of destruction left in their wake. police made at least a dozen arrests last night. and they say two of those arrests were instigators from saturday night, too. live in berkeley, ryan takeo. , kpix 5. >> the justice didn't is rolling out new guidelines -- is rolling out new guidelines f

through the ferry building and headed downtown, it is 58. our cool spot is 49 in saratoga and santa clara and palo alto is 50 because those are the areas that have less cloud cover. you can see right here sutro tower look at the fog and it is taking over san francisco. mostly clouds, light showers across the north bay, it will be dry so get your storm preparation done today, tomorrow and a less are state department you will have wednesday because we have heavy rain, gusting wind thursday and friday. we will have flooding, rock slides, mudslides, trees down, and this will be the fastest winds so far this year. at 7:00 in the morning you can see by noon, scattered showers across the north bay and they taper overnight and the clouds open and that means more fog and you can see clouds breaking up the sunshine tomorrow afternoon. at 5:00 on wednesday, thursday morning into early afternoon that is the wind for the heavy iest rain up to 4" away the bay and 2" in the south bay and possibly 1' of rain in the north bay mountains to 10" in the santa cr

the downtown berkeley bart station has reopened that all but halted there is a bridge getting writers around that is the very latest in terms of transit impact r risley telegraph disclosed you continue to see live pictures it appears to be idle this past as the heading south we have new images into the kron 4 morning news room the process and berkeley a short time ago process of law outsider the police department that was a city hall you see the guy there with his hands up the the classic has of the national polls could watch and line the fourth straight night approaches and berkeley brought the bay area we've been saying this for more than two weeks the ruling inference k 15 days ago and look at the crile's a couple of hundred that estimate was 2000 the crowd still have seen this to have energy they're headed southbound telegraph could be headed to oakland will continue to follow the situation in the east bank will have of this drop the show tomorrow evening in and of a thursday morning for all the bay area where want to see significant rainfall total three to 8 in. in the hills and

downtown seems to be progressing. it's getting better and better every year. >> downtown san jose doesn't have that good of a rep right now. >> revelers are bracing for cold. no one we talked with expects the weather to keep people out. >> if you're looking for public transit, uni is offering free rides throughout the night. starting at 8:00 tonight until 5:00 tomorrow morning. bart trains raining every 20 minutes from midnight to 3:00 in the morning. and cal train, 4 post-midnight trains from san francisco starting at 12:45, ending at approximately 2:15 to the morning. >>> and cold no doubt. i would like to know how many people have asked if it's going to be a clear night tonight as we check out fireworks on this microclimate weather alert. >> hey, good morning. yeah, more than i can count, sam. more than i can count. it's a really important night. you'll be out there likely exposed to the elements for the fireworks show. here is the deal for flight delays. crazy delays yesterday out of sfo because of the wind. every

while in the west, the massive fire, downtown l.a. traffic backed up for miles. >>> the breaking news. u.s. embassies and military all over the world on high alert tonight. bracing for possible violence. the torture of cia prisoners about to be revealed. >>> and high voltage tonight. the christmas lights from all over the country. how far is too far? just listen to this couple. >> if you can't see it from space, it ain't worth doing. >>> good evening. we'll have more on that powerful nor'easter about to hit in a moment, but first, that deadly plane crash tonight outside washington, d.c. a small jet slamming into a house. at least six people killed. everyone on board and now we learn, members of a young family inside the home at the time. you can see the remains of the plane there, right in the front yard. and in the backyard, just about everything there left untouched. and just look at the home next door. the left side, completely gone. a charred mess. tonight here, we hear the pilot radioing in when things go wrong and another pilot

. >>> a major fire in downtown los angeles is taking over a building under construction, how it is also messing up the already-busy morning commute. >>> and millions of students taking the same steps today, the program to teach young people to code. the news continues. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are live in berkeley this morning, what started at a peaceful demonstration turned destructive and violent for the second night in a row. you are looking live at some of the damage there. complete windows knocked out. stores were looted. coming up in 2 minutes, brian is going to show us more of the damage to several of the stores, tell us how business owners are now working on the clean up today and how they are preparing for possibly more of this. good morning thank you for joining us monday december 8th. i'm pam cook. >> let's talk about weather and traffic steve paulson. >> it is getting thicker too. >> east bay and south bay so far. >> if you're headed out the door. >> i'll tell you, wednesday, thursday, friday, my feet w

one destroyed an apartment complex being built in downtown l.a., huge fire.ldings melted because of the searing heat. another fire damaged at least ten businesses about two miles away. several months ago, remember, up here a large fire swept through an apartment complex being built in san francisco. an enormous blaze. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson takes a look at what happened since that fire in march. >> reporter: well, the building behind me is known as nb 360 block 5. it was supposed to open in august. that didn't happen, but they have made a lot of progress since the day after the fire. it took 150 firefighters hours to extinguish a fire that erased months of hard work. this video shows the destruction just a few days later. construction workers estimate the 172 unit complex was 80% complete prior to the march 11th fire. investigators ruled it an accident most likely the result of welding work on the top floor. johnny khan remembers watching the building burn. today, crews hammer nails into new wood, rebuilding every inch of what was lost. off camera

. >> to minutes downtown -- 20 minutes to downtown. >> slow to 15 miles an hour so the crowds can getse tall buildings this is like a canyon. >> more than 20,000 windows. >> we will be sitting ducks. >> assuming the president's car will be open until it's raining. >> we make a right on houston. >> can't we avoid this? there's 120 degree turn it will turn the motorcade down to a crawl. makes me nervous. dallas is a murder capital of the country. >> check with the fbi nothing came up. >> pray for rain. >> the city of dallas is busy preparing for the president and the first lady. we don't know the details yet but we know the president and 1 lady will drive downtown. keep you updated as we learn more. ♪>> can i get a ride home with you after work? >> of course. like i told you you can get a ride any time you want. >> lee, you don't see your girls until friday. >> it's thursday. >> i have to pick up something. >> hi. (speaking russian) >> i am loan some for my girls. >> you only come weekend. not now. >> please don't be that way. please, i miss you. i miss our girls. i am lonely. >> we can

you can see it moving through american canyon, redden book parkwaand georgia street, downtown downtown vallejo, a little lighter. a look at the winds along the east bay hills. you have to watch out in a high profile vehicle today. it is going to be a white knuckler. >> the wind is really tremendous out there. we have high wind advisories for all the bay area bridges. the golden gate bridge coming in for marin. traffic there is light. it certainly is wet. we have slick conditions all across the bay area. we are looking at some flooding already. this is farther to the north. flooding along linten state road. a little farther to the north and west. this is right at highway 128 at wasson lane. that's where we have more flooding. this area of yellow indicating where rain is coming down pretty darn hard. we also want to watch out for this. we have branches, tree limbs, falling into the roadways. significant alert here. eastbound side at panol valley road. it fell on top of a big rid and has stopped traffic. the traffic in the westbound direction moving along without any problems so far. we w

. >> a hearing on the transbay transit center and downtown extension platform compatibility. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the author and i would like to add my name as co-sponsors to the request. >> thank you, chair wiener and i'm glad it's becoming before the land use commission because it impacts transit for the region and certainly for san francisco, but also because on land use committee we have members of the caltrain board and the mtc as well. i think it's quite appropriate that this is going to be heard before this committee. so as many of our transportation players know, as we move forward with high-speed rail and electrification of caltrain, there has been a lot of discussion on how we can ensure shared compatibility of vehicle and also platform heights. in the near-term procurement to help us supplement and drive capacity and operational reliability and flexibility of a blended high-speed rail. caltrain service at transbay and for the entire caltrain high-speed rail blended service corridor into the foreseeable future. caltrain and the hawai'i .r.s. high-speed rail and re

it will take you 30 minutes to get to downtown san francisco.-- sandbags are the way to go. they have placed sandbags around the school and every door. >> according to everything i heard, we are having a biblical storm coming. i am worried that we have the bay which is level with us on a midday high tide and we want to be safe. last thing i want is water in my building. >> they plan to monitor water levels in the san francisquito creek. >>> we will tell you how this person survived from hawaii, coming up. >>> maximizing travel point it is and on demand roadside assistance. it is more apps to know. coming up in the tech report. >> take a live look outside. gray drizzley morning. fog will come in tonight and tomorrow morning. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only

protesters shut down the downtown berkeley bart station for two and a half hours -- from 6:25 tonight. until 8:55. this is the third straight night of protests. last night in berkeley -- things turned violent. a ferocious attack was caught on camera. a man trying to stop a protestor from smashing windows at a radio shack. but was hit in the head with a hammer. this is a 9-second video of the incident. a man in a bike helmet had been pushing away people apparently trying to vandalize the business. then a man in a mask hits him in the face with a hammer. the whole time. others are chanting "peaceful protests" the victim was hospitalized. he's expected to be okay. the berkeley protests show no sign of letting up. continuing our coverage. kron 4's vicki liviakis talked to a famous artist and activist from the 60's to give us some perspective. vicki liviakis>>:protests on the streets of berkeley are nothing new to david goines. part of the free speech movement in 1964. he was even expelled from cal for it. >>:i was kicked out. vicki liviakis>>:goines is well known berkeley artist who print

downtown san jose also in the mid 30s. out at the airport, 33. not a lot of wind tonight. we have an issue for a