>>> yes eric, there are reports from health officials in marin county the kids were out of the county and they are being kept out of school. still this is not the news that parents want to hear. to give an idea of the reaction here in marin county the health officials say they cannot talk to us or answer our questions because they are too overwhelmed this morning with phone calls. look at the statistics, some supporters say it was a matter of time before it hit marin county. 6 percent of kind december guard neithers have personal belief exemptions and their parents decided not to vaccinate them because of moves three times the state average of 2.5 percent. this is at the end of a weak when marin county already made national news on this topic. a man has been asking for son's school to ban children that are not vaccinated. his son, six-year-old rhett has leukemia and and not be vaccinated. his immune system cannot handle it. parents who do not want to vaccinate say their beliefs should be respected but he says kids like his son should be protected. >> rather than waiting foreign -- for

the health department in marin county is in regular contact with the family of these two children. we're told they picked up the measles outside of the county. there is a link to disneyland and they did not go to schools with it. so the risk to others is low. >> i think there's a heightened concern right now out in our community. >> reporter: the concern comes from the fact that marin county has two confirmed kays seded cases of measles they are school age children siblings. but the county is not requiring unvaccinated students to stay home from school for 21 days. to address that concern this statement was released. the children had been exposed outside of marin as part of the disneyland outbreak they were not in contact with any children at their school. county education officials are urging parents who have not vaccinated their kids to do it now. marin county has a high rate of kindergartners, about 6.5% who are not immunized. >> our messages has been if it's medically safe we would urge families to do that. >> reporter: tracy skid had her children vaccinated for measles but not

. >>> eye live look at the bridge from the toll plaza, looking north towards the marin county side. can you see the bareie there running right down the middle of the road. closure obviously affects people commuting from the city and marin county. >> with enough warning and planning people have moved to a different type of transportation, ktvu's katie utehs is live with more on how people are getting around during the unprecedented bridge closure. >> reporter: it appears that people are heeded the warnings about the closure. i poke with a chp officer who tells us me that in marin county they have only tuned a few folks away and the tourists today got to the bridge whoever they could, walking, biking or bus and locals, they hopped on the ferry. >> it was great. wonderful way to commute. >> reporter: navigating a blocked off golden gate bridge. >> you just have to plan around things. >> reporter: best route seems to be by boat with expanded service on the golden gate ferry system. >> we had twice as many appearances as typical weekend. >> reporter: traveling across the bay almost as sm

think there's a heightened concern now out in the community. >> reporter: to address that concern, marin county public health officer, dr. matt willis, released this statement. the children have been exposed outside of marin as part of the disneyland outbreak and were not in contact with any of the children at their school. for that reason the county is not ordering unvaccinated children to stay home from school for the required 21 days. but county education officials are urging parents who have not vaccinated their kids to do it now. marin county has about 6.5% of children who are not immunized. >> are you urging parents who did not get their children immunized to go ahead now? >> our messages had always been is that if it is medically safe we would urge families to do that. that is their choice to immunize or not. >> the state department of hib health reports in the cases they could document about 80% who have come down with measles were not vac sincinatevaccinated. 20% received at least one dose and still got sick. >> the white house is encouraging parents to get their kids vaccinated. durin

in marin county southbound 101 traffic will be diverted at the marin city exit. the closure is designed to allow crews to install a $30 million removable barrier to separate the north and southbound traffic. the bridges closure is expected to impact bridges near the bridge. some are shutting down for the entire weekend. others say they expect more local over the weekend. >> our nighttime it will really drop off from a couple hundred people to 70-80. >> sometimes our local customers stay awake because of all the tourists and no parking. so that might be a plus too. >> about 80,000 cars crossed the bridge on a typical saturday and people will have to use the richmond san rafael bridge instead. buses will be allowed across the golden gate during the weekend and the bridge is scheduled to reopen at 4:00 monday morning. >>> a 53-year-old man was walking outside of a crosswalk and against a light when he was hit and killed on a busy road in san jose. it happened on the monterey highway. a friend of the victim tells us the man was hit by two cars. he says one of the dri

want to show you a county by county look at vaccination rates. you just heard from jodi. marin has the highest rate of student exemptions from immigrations due to personal beliefs. sonoma county is next with a rate of 5.5%. napa county's rate is closer to 3%. san francisco, san mateo, alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties are all under 2%. >>> breaking news now in the south bay. a lot of smoke in downtown san jose right next to the sap center. this is a live look near where the scene. we just got off the phone with the fire department. right now crews are working to put out a fire which apparently is at a homeless encampment. let's take a look at what this looked like a few minutes ago. about 10 to 15 minutes ago. the fire is now under control. we have a crew heading to the scene, in fact arriving at the scene. once again, this is a small fire next to the sap center in san jose. the moment we get more information, we'll pass it along to you. >> this also just in to our newsroom. a man was caught jumping a fence trying to get into mineta san jose international. this is

kron-4's jeff bush is live marin county. jeff what are some alternate routes commuters can take this weekend? jeff bush>>: this time tomorrow night, workers will be getting ready to shut down the golden gate bridge. but we found a couple different ways to get back and forth. you could take the ferrythe golden gate bridge district says they will be making extra runs over the weekendboth out of larkspur and out of sausalitothe down side is that those ferry's will likely be packed with people. you could drive across the richmond bridge and then the bay bridge. you could also take the busthey will be the only vehicles allowed on the golden gate bridge during the weekend shut down. and, there is one more way to get across the baywater taxi. the tideline water taxi company is offering a special deal for the weekend. the company will be running a continuous loop from tiburon to sausalito to pier one in san francisco and back around all weekend. taylor lewis tideline water taxi we are virtually going to be running every hour. you wi

to dress that concern marin county public health officer dr. matt willis released this statement. the children had been exposed outside of marinas part of the disneyland outbreak. not in contact with any children at the school. county education officials are urging parents who have not vaccinated their kid to do it now. marin county has high rate of kindergartner about 6.5 percent who are not immune ides. >> our message has always been if it's medically safe we urge family to do that. but that is their choice to immunize or not their choice to immunize or not. >>reporter: tracy had her children vaccinated for measles but not for everything else the school district requires. >> we live here in marin county which is a liberal place. it's a well educated group of people. it's a thot thoughtful group of people and i think as parents choosing not to vaccinate is probably for a reason. >>reporter: state department of public health reports in the cases they could document about 80 percent who have come down with measles were not vaccinated. 20 percent received one dose and still got sick

definitely possible in the high terrain of santa rosa napa county also expecting that through marin county and sonoma county and 2 to 4 inches looking good for areas to the north of vallejo. we really need this rain so hopefully things will pan out. you can check with us on nbcbayarea.com check our weather page. we're going to keep you updated. hey, just have to know from you two, who are you going for this year for the super bowl? >> oh, threw it back our way. >> i'm going for the seahawks because it's my big girl's favorite team because she's for the osprey, which is a seehawk. >> i would love to see tom brady get the fourth super bowl ring. probably making him go down as the greatest quarterback ever debatably if he wins. >> a returning snl alumto the stage of 30 rock for the first time in decades. >> we'll tell you who it is next. >>> it is a famed saturday night alum who says he's going to be there for the 40th anniversary special. >> hello, boys and girls. you know christmas is a special time in mr. robinson's neighborhood. it's a time for giving. and look what mr. landlord gave me.

. >>> marin county health department confirms two children have come down with the measles. health officials say the patients are siblings. they were unvaccinated and became infected outside the county. the kids were out of school during the infectious period and will remain isolated for three weeks. nationwide, measles cases have now been reported in 14 cases. the centers for disease control says this month alone 84 people have been diagnosed most linked to disneyland theme parks in anaheim and most of the patients were not immunized against the contagious disease. >>> we have an amazing view of a pilot parachuting his plane into the pacific sunday. leu morton had a gopro camera rolling in the cockpit. it shows the parachute and morton mouthing the words "this is going to be fun." the coast guard also record his descent including the landing in the ocean 250 miles from maui. >> it was pretty aggressive hitting the water at 15, 20 miles an hour. >> he radioed for help when he was out of fuel on the night for tracy to hawaii. the coast guard directed him to an area near a cru

this morning, two new cases reported in marin county. en who contacted the virus at disneyland. there are now 92 cases in the state, 14 confirmed cases in the bay area. the map you're looking at shows the five bay area counties dealing with measles right now. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in san rafael and obviously the marin cases could be worrisome for a good chunk of people there because a lot of kids there are not vaccinated. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. marin county has the highest rate of unvaccinated school children in the entire bay area. and you can bet that is causing a lot of concern tonight as the county health department here confirms that two children here have contracted the virus. 15-month-old cyrus is getting his measles vaccination. news of two confirmed cases of measles in marin county where cyrus lives has his parents a bit nervous. >> so the idea that it's here and people aren't vaccinated is -- that's upsetting to me. i think it's time that we move beyond the faulty research that has kind of led to people n

marin county. a pediatrician in marin is refusing to treat anybody who is not vaccinated. dr. nelson franco. >> we wanted to make sure that we didn't spread measles in our office. >> marin county is known for having a high number of vaccinated children. many parents worry about vaccines causing health complications but doctors point out measles can cause brain damage an even death. to see how many students are not vaccinated at your kid's school. you can go to kpix.com/measles. >>> we are learning about yet another security breach at the san jose airport. an airport security guard spotted a guy walking around an confronted him. he jumped one of the outer fences but police nabbed him. he never made it close to the tarmac, but faces trespassing charges. we have heard about breaches in san jose before. a teenager easily hopped the fence last april and waited several hours before hitching a ride in the wheel well of a plane to hawaii. and then there is marilyn hartman, the serial stow away who hopped a flight to la. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge tonight. an important piece o

they are unvaccinated school aimed kids in marin county. they were exposed in the disneyland outbreak. they have not been to school since they were diagnosed. so no other students have been exposed. unvaccinated students a huge issue in marin. kpix 5's ryan takeo on a school that's off the charts. ryan. >> reporter: liz, we're outside the greenwood school here in mill valley. county numbers show the number of unvaccinated kindergartners here outnumbers those who have all the shots. even in a county notorious for having a high number of unvaccinated children, this one sticks out. 61% had a personal belief exemption refusing or delaying one of the five required vaccinations. lisa's two kids at greenwood are fully vaccinated. she says today, she double- checked with her doctor to make sure kids' shots are up to date. she says if her kids were not vaccinated, she would be in a different frame of mind. >> i would personally with this outbreak and it's just me speaking, would be concerned. >> ten kids is what yielded a 61ers with number. >> report

that's when she was elected to it the marin county board of supervisors. and she has been on capitol hill since 1982. that's when she was elected to congress. in the video, the 74-year-old boxer said she is not retiring for good just from the u.s. senate. >>> president obama was quick to thank her for her service saying, barbara boxer is more than a senator. she is an institution. she served the people of california for more than 3 decades with distinction. >>> as for who might replace her, we'll get to that in a moment but first, our cate caugiran takes a look back at boxer's roots and career in washington. >> it's a moral victory for us in marin county. we are not simply a bunch of me donists who sit around in hot tubs. >> reporter: before her 30 years in congress her career started in the long hallways of the marin county civic center. >> what you see today is what we saw when she was on the board. >> reporter: gail served with boxer in the '70s back when the hamilton wetland preserve was just a crackpot idea. >> she is very creative. she saw outside th

their driver's license, if they need their -- just access to the meaningful resources available in marin countye been able to really help so many of them, and also many of them we're helping in school and helping them go to college in marin. just being a great advocate. >> you really are. jacari, you're nodding your head as she runs through this list of wonderful things. so you had a bit of a rough start to life. tell me a little bit about that. >> well, i zbgrou u grew up in california. i was in juvenile hall. i moved over to marin. i was on probation, i been on probation since i was 12, finally about to get off. >> and you're 26 now? >> 26 now. >> that's a long time. >> yes. long time. thanks to the phoenix project, i always say that they saved my life. phoenix project did a lot to me, to help me get into construction, things like that. >> now, prot jekt actually does a lot. i'm looking at you had to become drug free and get your driver's license. >> yes. >> we have images of you at work. that of course cost money. who paid for that? >> the phoenix program helped me pay for that through the p

boxer has been in politics since 1976. >>> the former marin county supervisor and u.s. congresswoman's retirement does leave a huge hole in the power structure that is california politics. but make no mistake, plenty of potentials have been preparing and waiting for this very day. 32 years in washington, the junior senator from california wants out. >> i want to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love so much, california. >> reporter: in an internet interview with her grandson, boxer's announcement that she won't run for a fifth term sets off a volcano of speculation on a successor. kpix 5 political analyst melissa griffin-caen says while there are plenty of names, few will actually challenge. >> you're not going to see 12 equally funded equally well placed democrats. you're going to see one, two or three. >> reporter: the top "a" listers so to speak? three guesses and the first two don't count. >> kamala harris just swore gavin newsom in for his second term as lieutenant governor the other day. they seem to be very, very amiable towards each other and a

. >> before she was sent to washington, boxer started her political career in marin county. she was elected to the county board of supervisors in 1976, and she served for six years before getting elected to congress. >>> happening today, president obama is expected to announce a plan that would allow people to attend community college for free. no details of the proposal have been made public at this point but yesterday, the president said two years of community college would be free, quote, for everyone who is willing to work for it. the president of chabot college in hayward is excited about the new potential. >> beyond excited, i think thrilled is is the operative term. i think this is a magnificent opportunity for the people of this country and for the economy of the state of california. >> president obama plans to formally make the announcements later today at a community college at knoxville, tennessee. >>> 4:41 on this friday morning. big spending for new smart trash cans at this bart station. how they work and will they actually help clean things up? >> and what's co

for covered california's the state version of obamacare. >> all the services that they offer and marin county, the thousanding authority is here and they have some questions that i have about my dental. >> first five marin says 23% of the county's residents can't afford basis costs living including house, transportation and food. today's event was aimed at helping those who need it most. >> it's great that they are doing it. i wish they would do it in other communities and other -- like alameda county and santa clara county, because people really do need it out there. you see the need. >> the deadline to sign up for covered california is february 15th. after that those who don't sign up with phase financial penaltys. san diego officials are warning city employees about their possible exposure to measles. the city sent an e-mail to employees confirming that they were exposed to measles between january 12th and 14th. san diego officials say they are tracking the problem. >> the city crews are working very closely and we take all issues of health very seriously and we'll take all appropriate ste

the area news this morning the sperm oil washed ashore marin county thursday night has died officials at the marine mammal center said the well was dead when they arrive at the beach. oil appears to be sick and will perform what was wrong with the animal. now glenn new information on the skull discovered thursday near something castro street, effort anthropologist with the coroner's office says it appears to be a native american officials made a determination based on studying the teeth moscow. corners of the says now is for their consent the case closed. strong support in the bay area for presidential proposal could impact millions of americans since. president obama once my community college free. the plan require students have mentor complete eight hours community service per term and maintained to 0.0 grade point average money of the two years' tuition comfortable state and federal government west of the plan could sit average full-time student 02 $3,800 every year. atmosphere supported the plan of san jose and a present go as low income since the notions that may not have to choo

. >> a marin county doctor was arraigned today for n.a case dismissed by another judge this month as we've reported. dr. james simon faces charges of assault and neglect discharge of a firearm. last july simon shot a retired mortgage broker who followed the doctor after getting cutoff on the street. a judge claimed it was self-defense the district attorney had a grand jury take a look at the evidence. >> there is not a reason judgment used when the gun was fired. >> the jury will decide if the shooting was self-defense. >> i'm confident i can look at a jury and 12 citizens in the eye and ask them to return a not guilty verdict. and they will. he is out on bail and returning to court on wednesday to enter a plea. >> it's out there somewhere. he or she is making folks nervous. several people spotted a mountain lion roaming and no one wants it around kids or pets. here is where it was seen in santa cruz. >> the spot it could be downtown at any moment is kind of frightening. >> i know they're around just don't assume they're going to end up in the downtown area. >> police got the initial

take a live look right now at the bridge from the marin county side. the closer began at midnight friday. the span is scheduled to reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. i can't feel 7 news reporter nick smith is with us from the golden gate bridge with the latest. good morning there. >> good morning carolyn. i was wondering if i ran on to the middle of the highway there if you would see me from the marijuana bridge camera. but you know what? i thought the better side of me said just stand here. the sane behind me reads closed but by this time tomorrow it should say "open" pause they tell me they are ready to open on time. heavy lifting is done. take a look at this video. we were overhead last night when engineers put the last piece in place. they even took a moment to snap a picture or two. the new barrier will recon figure the bridge to six lanes during the rush hour commute. but the chief engineer said things are ready to open on time but we want to make sure everything somewhere it should be. >> we make estimates how long it will take we ar

. >> a marin county doctor was arraigned today for n.a case dismissed by another judge this month as we've reported. dr. james simon faces charges of assault and neglect discharge of a firearm. last july simon shot a retired mortgage broker who followed the doctor after getting cutoff on the street. a judge claimed it was self-defense the district attorney had a grand jury take a look at the evidence. >> there is not a reason judgment used when the gun was fired. >> the jury will decide if the shooting was self-defense. >> i'm confident i can look at a jury and 12 citizens in the eye and ask them to return a not guilty verdict. and they will. he is out on bail and returning to court on wednesday to enter a plea. >> it's out there somewhere. he or she is making folks nervous. several people spotted a mountain lion roaming and no one wants it around kids or pets. here is where it was seen in santa cruz. >> the spot it could be downtown at any moment is kind of frightening. >> i know they're around just don't assume they're going to end up in the downtown area. >> police got the initial

happening today, a major effort to rescue a stranded whale up in marin county. ach late yesterday afternoon near abbott's lagoon in the point reyes national seashore. efforts were put on hold because it got dark last night. sausalito-based marine mammal center will start working on a plan this morning after the sun comes up. >>> it's been a week since the dmv opened four new offices to serve undocumented immigrants who want driver's licenses. new this morning, kpix 5's kiet do checks on how it's going at the new office in east san jose. >> reporter: it's sunrise in san jose, and hundreds of people are lining up to experience the thrill, the excitement, the joy of going to the dmv. >> i have never seen somebody so happy to be at the dmv. >> reporter: these are no ordinary drivers. the vast majority are undocumented immigrants who have been behind the wheel for years without a license like luis rodriguez, who has been commuting and driving with his family in fear. because you're worried about the police. >> yeah, the police and, uhm, you know, they take you car and

the orange span between san francisco and marin counties will be shut down for the entire weekend. the closure to start at midnight tonight will allow crews to install a new median barrier. the 52-hour closure is the longest for the bridge since it opened in 1937. >>> president obama laid out his plans for free community college for hard working students today. he is calling it america's college promise. >> today, i'm announcing an ambitious new plan to bring down the cost of college tuition in america. i want to bring it down to zero. [ applause and cheers ] >> we're gonna -- [ pause ] >> i wanna -- [ applause ] >> i wanna make it free. >> the president speaking in tennessee this morning. he says community colleges should be free for those willing to work for it. he highlighted the tennessee promise which is similar to what the president is now proposing. chancellor of san jose's evergreen community college applauds the president's move. >> the president is focused on the importance and value of community colleges more than any other. >> the doctor says free community he had causi

maybe for folks heading out of marin county i know a lot of people use that route into the city. so if you reach that intersection you can use it as a four-way stop because the lights are not functioning. if you are coming out of the sausalito area, across the golden gate bridge, everything is fine right now across the span. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> we do have far less fog. good morning, everybody. it's considerably quiet but for the most part we have some pockets of dense fog. for example, santa rosa visibility down to a quarter mile day to the areas of fog. temperatures into the 30s and 40s. good morning, san jose. you currently are at 39 degrees. chilly. 46 degrees in hayward. low 40s in pleasanton with clear skies. it's in the upper 30s in santa rosa, mid-40s in napa. it is now 45 degrees in vallejo backing through american canyon. we do have this weak disturbance brushing up against the northern half of the state of california. you can clearly see the tule fog there. you see it developing right through the central valley? these clouds are overhead this morning.

measles outbreak continues to spread across california with three more cases in the bay area in marin countyaid out but it is the land last month made some officials in san mateo county confirm the third case of measles their 50 of those having back to the outbreak in disneyland however despite the rising number one their doctors still believe the infection can be defeated >> reporter: is a professor of epidemiology uc-berkeley believes it is possible for measles and not on the be eliminated backed out completely we really have not had that in recent years that is all was in the new phenomenon. fuel is the benefits of vaccination out way any perceived dangers. plus wage to see so much are you ready for some comedy i am tired of everything being so serious. >> reporter: energy drains is to nudge them on the popularity for several years or less starting to learn they're not be safe for kids energy drinks they're readily available in stores and maybe too readily available a recent study found that 04 percent of all in residential because the poison control centers in the united states or for ki

. >>> meanwhile one marine county father speaking out about his request that children not vaccinated stay home from school because his son has been battling leukemia and cannot have the vaccine himself. >> my son is doing great. he's awesome. i feel for the kids that have the measles right now and i'm sorry for them and i hope we don't have more and it doesn't spread more. >> carl's six-year-old son attended reed elementary school. he is in remission after treatment for lou keepa but doctors cannot give him the vaccine so the family has asked the school to make sure all the kids are immunized for measles to protect him. the school has been very accommodating but marine county has one of the highest rate of personal belief exemptions for vaccinations in the state. >>> today marks 26 years since is 13-year-old aileen was kidnapped from dublin. a march and candlelight vigil is scheduled to take place tonight along the same route. her case remains unsolved. tonight's march begins at 7:00 p.m. at wells middle school. >>> parts of the northeast are bracing for even more snow. it will arriv

. >> marin county doctor exonerated of shooting a man after road rage incident has been indicted on new charges, a story we have been following. dr. simon will appear in marin county superior curt to answer to a grand jury indictment for negligence and assault. sigh shot the man after the retired mortgage broker followed him home and into the garage last summer. in the preliminary hearing the judge ruled that dr. simon had a right for defend himself in his home and dismissed a criminal case. >> san jose police will set up a radar sign along a busy stretch of road where a jogger died this week, the victim of a suspected illegal street race that get out of criminal. 24-year-old died after being pinned against a tree when the cars crashed interest each other. police say the two drivers were racing down san jose's yerba buena road lost control andened on the sidewalk. dozens returned to the site to hold a vigil in kiran pabla honor. the sign is temporary until a permanent solution is worked out. we will have a report next half hour. >> state round one between mill valley and muir roads will

it's not just the debate here in marin county.re talking about parents in the bay area all throughout the country talking about whether or not to vaccinate their kids. but as you mentioned for one who attend reed, he's demanding the school ban those kids not vaccinated because this could cause complicated for his sons. the man's 6-year-old attend the school. but for the past four years, rhett had to go through several rounds of chemotherapy for leukemia which is in remission. because of that his doctors can't give him the measles vaccine. he depends on others being healthy or vaccinated. he said if his son comes into contact with the measles or other diseases, it could cause problems for his immune system. the school has been very acomdating to meet the request about vaccinations. they remain concerned since the measles is airborne. in huntington beach, students not immunized were told to stay home for 21 days because of a student came home with the measles. reed elementary school in tiburon, according to state record, marin count

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yesterday, marin county reported its first two cases. one pediatrician in marijuana county is not treating anyone who was not vaccinated. he started the ban three years ago. >> we want today make sure that we--wanted to make sure that we didn't spread it in our office. >> marin county is well known for having a high number of unvaccinated children. doctors say that the parents are worried about the vaccines causing health complications but measles can cause much worse complications including brain damage or death. to see how many students are not vaccinated at your child's school, we have all of the information for you at www.kpix.com. >>> the red cross and salvation army opened an emergency shelter for people displaced bay fire in the san francisco mission district. they hope to help 67 people with food, clothing, and shelter. and now one family who lived there for 17 years is trying to figure out what to do next. wednesday night they lost everything. >> [ inaudible - low volume ] condition that my dad is in right now, it has been hard f

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health officials say it is no surprise that it has spread to marin county >> catherine: the bay area's richest and most politically progressive county is also the most resistant to child immunizations. one out of 15 kindergartners is not fully vaccinated against the communicable diseases nearly three times the state average. at some schools 50 percent or more of parents to allow a personal belief or waiver exempting their children from vaccination requirements. this is a test run mother is one of them. >>: are your children vaccinated? for the most part yes >> catherine: hurt children adweek elementary school are vaccinated for measles but not everything else. the read school district says 97% as its students have had a measles shot. health officials did not say where the county's two measles patients were enrolled. we do know that they wore are on vaccinated sibley is that they came infected and became infected and disneyland and that they did not attend school during the period that they could have transmitted the disease. >> pam: hundreds of people come together to remember young wo

counties. with annual salary of 97,000 dollars per year cocoa supervisors rank last. well below marin, san francisco, san mateo, alameda and santa clare counties. adjustment would increase cocoa supervisor salary to 129,000 dollars per year. 32,000 dollars more than a state assembly member. >> they gave themselves the same wage increase whether 4 or 5 percent over the next 2 to 3 years they could do that 3, 3, 3 4, 4, 4 5 5 5 we wouldn't be standing here. >>reporter: they could reconsider the pay increase on january 13 if they don't rescind it the issue could good to special election which could cost the county more than 1 million dollars. martinez laura anthony abc 7 news. >> we have a lot more ahead on this friday night. coming up. new effort to stop the olympic from coming to san francisco. why critic say it's just not worth it. >> popular napa tree vandalize. iconic natural figure removed. what people are asking the vandal tonight. >> put on some extra layers if heading outside. drew has temperatures where you live female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress mode

yesterday san mateo county confirmed its third case and two marin county siblings have come down with the virus, the first cases there since 2001. alameda county has six cases and there are two in santa clara county. school districts are taking drastic steps to prevent the spread of measles. in berkeley if measles would break out at any school, the health department would direct all unvaccinated children to stay home for at least 21 days. there are now 92 cases statewide most linked to a december outbreak at disneyland. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >>> two patients with ebola symptoms at hospitals in sacramento have tested negative for the disease. the first patient remains hospitalized at uc davis medical center in good condition. the patient had symptoms of a viral illness and had a history of traveling to a country where ebola has been prevalent. the second patient was admitted thursday night to a hospital also in sacramento. that patient is in good condition as well and has been sent home. >>> coast guard records show a bay bridge beacon that helped guide ships duri

two new measles cases are reported this morning in marin county. ost importantly, health officials say other children are not at risk and because of that the protocol of barring unvaccinated children from school for three weeks will not be followed. stephanie chuang will have a live update in the 11:00 a.m. newscast. >> let's take a look at the traffic picture. it looks foggy. >> murky, hazy over here. this is 880 past the coliseum. also crowded at high street. seeing the compression forming on a friday. overall, oakland not so bad. 580, 880 a little slow. the fog, the orange highlighting for the north bay. napa and coming down to san rafael. over here the peninsula looking clear, but low clouds through palo alto and although the roadway clearing up the sky has the haze. >> we have more local news for you in a half hour. we'll see you then. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer

a marin county lagoon known for its beauty has a reputation for a smell. as kpix 5's don ford reports, we'll will go to great lengths to -- people are willing to go to great lengths to solve the problem. >> reporter: it looks beautiful right now but anyone living anywhere close to this lagoon knows what's in store this coming summer. the water dries up leaving behind dead, dying and rotting plants. >> it smells like, um, rotten eggs. >> the stench is unbearable. >> reporter: now the bay point homeowners association is paying for a study to see how they can prevent this summer stench. how much is it going to cost? >> about $35,000 for the study. >> reporter: an engineering firm will look at how water can better flow through the lagoon. but because this is a wetland and the endangered saltmarsh harvest mouth may have been sighted the process is complicated. >> it creates issues from the standpoint of getting things done expeditiously. >> reporter: the san rafael public works director says the smell is nothing new. >> no. it has been there at least for 20-som

mist up in marin county. dublin right now 50.valley today your temperatures very interesting. as we show you the time lapse from the morning through the afternoon, that is the fog settling down settling towards pleasanton out of livermore and dublin. low clouds into the early afternoon. courtesy of an east windshield which helps supply the central valley fog air conditioning in solano county. high temperatures in the mid 50s. might see numbers warmer tomorrow asç(the winds change direction just a bit as a weak system starts to come by. the story of the month has been the winter dry spell when you spare to how things were back in december, it was a different story. record-setting rain. most of the month in green for rainfall. you see how the rain essentially stopped on december 24th. now we're at 24 days without rainfall above just a trace amount for san francisco, oakland and san jose. a chance in the north bay to see a little bit of rain. it's a slight chance of showers coming in later on tonight. that will cross the bay area as

marin county. >> for boxer paul -- at age 54, time is rung out. -- running out.in the ring, for the 1998 wbf, weight champion. >> this is it. >> this is it this is it. >> why now? >> you know, life gets in the way. the boxing, you know, professionally, takes a lot of commitment and you've got to work hard and finding that time is not easy. >> what do you think was the best of paul nava? >> as far as during the fight. >>> your career? >> oh, absolutely, easy, the espn fight for the world title. . >> that was the best paul -- whatever i had i left it in the ring. >> 98? >> 1998. >> nave is the headliner the main event at marin center in san ra fell. he's squeezing in a work out. before taking on the role of fight promoter ticket distributor and match maker. it's been two years since his last bought, he works with long time trainer homer hall. it's not been easy. fighting guys half his age. the weight doesn't come off as quickly. but the one known as the marin county assassin keeps on punching. >> was it all worth it? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> why no. >> no regret

. >>> well before the sun came up a census began to count the homeless population in marin county. >>s needed to get federal aid for homeless programs. the health the count results in can truly change lives. >> by 10:00 this morning, it was pret i much finished. >> a lot of homeless people are invisible. >> san rafael knows about the issue firsthand. hence the census that occurred long before many of us got caught up. >> i got 25 rv's. >> it's been 25 years since the last tally. one of the counties the homeless themselves counting. this couple live in a van. >> lost my job, lost pretty much everything. my truck my tools. and the house. >> the last census two years ago, showed 900 homeless in marin county with 450 of them in san rafael alone. this city spends a million dollars a year on them. >> it's a tradition of charity that began with the san rafael mission. it continues with a relative abundance of social services. >> good resources out here. >> soup kitchen food clothes, bus tickets. all that. >> all that? >> all that. >> when does all that possibly become too much. >> we asked d

the commute over marin county it was a much better commute.ere is a bay bridge bright no longer accept over the macarthur maze. at the san mateo bridge looks very good. at the golden gate bridge now is the time is what--is when we should see the back up in traffic. >> reporter: berkeley police are trying the track down the men and choose the here and the red truck shirt he is accused of robbing an 83 year-old man of his own. back in december, the victim was walking with a family member on fourth street near first after leading the apple store with a phone that was when the man in this picture took-from him and fled the scene. >> reporter: romney lost to president obama in 2012. his previous backers are now backing trans bush. >> reporter: more on the new ghostbusters movie and all grow cats. --girl cast. >> reporter: 4 of the funniest when in it and the acting business. america me all your newsy no ghostbusters cass' area.. >> reporter: releasing its first trader--trailer. >>: plane trailer. -- playing. >>: tell us what you think and sweet as.

. >> in just >>> in marin county wayne freedman abc7 news >> visit us on line and information on public transit options. we'll have a traffic app free from apple's app store. >> governor brown believes $113 billion state spending plan for the year. the governor will put more money toward water projects and combatting climate change. now we have a balanced budget. and will require prude yens. >> the governor is planning the uc system with a $120 million boost. he's rope yoesing a committee for his administration and university to work together costs on each campus. abc7 news is in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> you know the governor picked up the phone to call the president janet napolitano. as you might expect she was disappointed. at this point it is not clear if students and parents will get a tuition hike. >> with that, governor brown rejected the requests for an additional $220 million. uc must settle for an increase. >> it's not chump change. it's real money. >> the money comes from prop 30. it raises taxes to fund education. uc president napolitano argued it won't be

we'll have parts of marin county was a blank of moisture. tomorrow a greater chance of rain. and here in the bay area will be milder than today. . today highs from 60 to 64 degrees and a better chance of rain by among we'll have milder weather as well. >> thank you. >> introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". six of our best six-inch subs- like the italian bmt and tender turkey breast! with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips for just $6 every day. it's value made simple. subway! ♪ >>> good evening virtually everybody that dealt with him as nice things to say about the new head coach. but there is a huge difference between coaching the defensive line as opposed to everybody on the team then dealing with other responsibilities of being a head coach like media. we saw that today m the first news conference. and did not look comfortable this afternoon. that is fair to say. he was hesitant at times. and just went off on tan jents. he was probably very nervous he found announced jim harbaugh as a franchise coach. tomsula was never in consideration. what changed in four years? w

we'll have parts of marin county was a blank of moisture. tomorrow a greater chance of rain.ions. and here in the bay area will be milder than today. . today highs from 60 to 64 degrees and a better chance of rain by among we'll have milder weather as well. >> thank you. >> female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. don't miss sleep train's year end clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good evening virtually everybody that dealt with him as nice things to say about the new head coach. but there is a huge difference between coaching the defensive line as opposed to everybody on the team then dealing with other responsibilities of being a head coach like media. we saw that today m the first news conference. and did not look comfortable this afternoon. that is fair to say. he was hesitant at times. and just went off on tan jents. he was probably very nervous he found announced jim harbaugh as a franchise coach. tomsula

so watch out that dense fog is settling in especially up in marin county, all the way to sonoma county. i want to take you into the south bay, we're also seeing that thick fog develop between morgan hill and gilroy. this is isolated on both ends of the bay area. give yourself extra time and please travel cautiously through that fog. temperatures are mostly in the 50s to start 5 is degrees in san francisco, a couple 40s out there on the east shore. 49 degrees, close to 50 on the peninsula and we're at 50 straight up with a nice deck of low clouds serving in the blanket. 68 degrees on the east shore, 67 degrees on the peninsula and here's the thing, weekend temperatures are going to stay nice and steady. so we're talking about 70 degrees by tomorrow in the south bay. isn't it nice to look at saturday we finally made it. 70 degrees a gorgeous day shaping up for you, sunday 69 degrees and looking good on monday to hold onto some warm temperatures. now monday's a significant day for forecasters around the day. it's punxsutawney phil day. i believe he's going to see his shadow which would in

here's a look right now at the shrouded in fog bridge from the marin county side. the span is scheduled to reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. abc7 news reporter nick smith joins us now on the san francisco side. nick, what's the word on the progress? >> right now the word on the progress is all good. carolyn, i just spoke to one of the chief engineers and he told me the only thing they have left to do are two pieces of information to take away from this. they have it remove the metal casings that once held the metal pylons. those still need to come out but it's not are imperative before they open the bridge. it means a lane closer or two down the line. and, two the operators that need to use the zipper trucks every day still have not had a chance to operate those. everyone else had been assigned everyone else operating the trucks have been those are the actual company that makes them. take a look at some of the videos we shot last night. as soon as they close the bridge, our sky 7hd was over the scene. we were there to capture them putting the last piec

this is highway 101 in marin county. as you can see, it's practically -- you can almost skateboard on it! the eastshore freeway heading toward the maze through berkeley was crowded as per usual. it usually is on the weekends. but this appears to be a little bit slower than usual. keep it here for updates on the progress on the golden gate bridge. when we're not on the air. you can get the latest on kpix.com. >>> the suspects in a quadruple homicide in san francisco are on the run. the shooting happened at page and laguna streets in hayes valley last night. the victims were in a car that was reported stolen. witnesses told us they heard at least 15 gunshots a little after 10 p.m. several streets were closed off for hours as police looked for evidence. the victims are only described as men. their names haven't been released. people who live in the neighborhood give us some clues as to how the crime might have gone down. >> it was four people in a car. and then i guess either somebody was following him or it was setup or so