marin county search team was training in the sierra yesterday when they stumbled upon a girl who had fallen into this hole while snowshoeing. this happened in the castle creek trail near the donner summit exit not far from lake tahoe. jodi hernandez is in marin county this evening where the searchers there just shared details of what happened. >> reporter: they did. the marin county sheriff's department search and rescue team was up in the sierra for an overnight training mission when suddenly the training turned into a real-life rescue. >> we were snowshoeing when samantha went off the trail. >> reporter: that's when a sierra snowshoeing outing for hilda white and her family nearly turned into tragedy. the snow beneath 10-year-old sammy white's feet suddenly gave way sending the girl falling into a ten-foot-deep hole and into a creek. >> the snow just swallowed her up. >> reporter: white and her husband panicked. they were miles from help, or so they thought. >> it came over the radio, we have a real rescue. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff department search and rescue team jus

he said we're marin county search-and-rescue is. i said absolutely you can help. >> reporter: the marin county rescuers were training and didn't have all of their gear with them and were forced to improvise using ropes and a carbiner to get her out. >> she is a lucky girl with such cold water. >> reporter: she was back on solid ground in 15 minutes. then it was time to attend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out without further risk of hypothermia. >>> some scientists now believe the earth's sea levels rose more in the 20th century than in any of the previous 27 centuries. a study found human-caused climate change is at least partly responsible for the increase. the study was conducted by 10 climate scientists from rutgers and nine other universities from around the world. >>> flying can be uncomfortable fo

he said we're marin county search-and-rescue is. said absolutely you can help. >> reporter: the marin county rescuers were training and didn't have all of their gear with then and were forced -- with them and were forced to improvise using ropes and a carbiner to get her out. >> she is a lucky girl with such cold water. >> reporter: she was back on solid ground in 15 minutes. then it was time to attend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out without further risk of hypothermia. >> it was warm. as much snow as we got in january, they could useless up in the sierra because it's starting to fade away. >> what was it like at lake level? >> i would say there's a foot or two. but about 4500 feet, no snow. 4,000 feet. >> oh. >> did you go up higher 7,000? did you -- [ simultaneous speakers i relaxed and slept and enj

and moving into parts of the russian river and on the western edge of marin county, that's intense rain. the possibility of thundershowers exists and the sierra -- i think you're in trouble if you're trying to head up 80. it's going to be a big time issue with a winter weather advisory. maybe another 2 feet of snow. temperatures much cooler than the last couple of days. but the breeze is still in blaze. oakland is getting gusts almost 30 miles per hour. and the wind direction is more westerly or southwesterly, not south, southeast which it was yesterday. a cold dynamic system is going to provide a little bit of lift. look at the low punching in. sun, clouds, rain, occasional heavy at times. 60s for highs. and possible thunderstorms and a few breaks in the clouds and that would not surprise me. and i would not be surprised if some of those pop up. 60s on the temps, and unsettled today. and we take it to friday one more system and it clears saturday and looks good sunday and monday. >> scattered showers because pam said it was raining when she was leaving marin county. >> it was hard for

he said we're marin county search and rescue. i said absolutely you can help. >> reporter: the rescuers were training and didn't have all of their gear with them and were forced to improvise, using three 50-foot ropes and a karabiner to pull samantha. >> she's in a snow cave 32 degrees and the water was 32 degrees. i think she's a very lucky girl. >> reporter: the crew had samantha back on solid ground in about 15 minutes. then it was time to tend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out with any further risk to hypothermia. >>> fremont police said some fishermen found human remains near the dumbarton pier last night. the person's identity and cause of death are investigation. >>> the mystery surrounding the death of a young san jose woman may be closer to being solved. betty yu tells us police have a person of interest in custody. >> reporte

trees coming down, power outages and big-time wrecks this one on highway 101 in northern parts of marin county. that's the ongoing issue today.

in marin county stanley roberts kron 4 news big news for raider nation. the team will be calling the coliseum in oakland home for at least one more season.and good evening, i'm pam moore. news conference this afternoon. owner mark davis agreed to a one-year lease extension.as the team works to build a newkron 4's jr stone is live in oakland with more on the raiders future.jr? >> j.r.: one more year in oakland gives everyone a chance to go back to the drawing board and try and work out a stadium plan the owner you see right here has made the announcement earlier in the afternoon nine home games this season including two free season games in seven regular-season games the team has an option for each of the two seasons. "the spent many times i just and his office spent time with most other and told me without a doubt that this was his home." >> pam: parking at a fee and stay game will costs. >> reporter: galliano there will be another season of raiders football here this is that that lay a play for many fans. says col parts. . put a plan by the board of supe

-- near a marin county movie theater. >>> good morning.we are looking at 80 westbound. it's going to be slower. and getting a little bit more crowded towards the macarthur maze. >>> a temperatures have been in the 70s and the beach has been nice. a little cooler over there. we'll explain why. >>> good morning. extra police officers will be on patrol at two south san francisco high schools later on today because of anonymous threats made against students and staff members. we'll tell you about the information authorities received coming up. >>> new details on the discovery of a body found near fremont. the possible link to a missing woman from brisbane and her husband's suicide. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. and thank you for joining us, it's thursday, february 25th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather. steve, it seemed a little cooler. >> for may be a few. i'm reaching today. we have a change over by the coast. the coast might deal with a little more fog. it's been

and marin county starting to move over. heading to san rafael. and you can see that and over to the east bay. and oakley and bethel island and in the santa cruz mountains. so we still have some that are pockets of moderate to heavy. 40s on a lot of the temps. cooler by far. and there's a decent breeze out of the south. sfo gusts to 25. and hayward, 21 and coming in upstream, more instability. it's going to be one of those days. 60s for highs, not 70s or 80s and the possibility of thunderstorms or brief heavy rain. i think sal for some it will be a dry commute for others it will be pouring. one of those. >> and the morning commute whenever it rains like this we have more crashes. >> and the roads are wet. >> right. so there you go. and it's not me or you or the viewers it's the other guy. so be careful. on 880 traffic is moving okay in both directs. it's not as windy as it was yesterday at this time. but it's still a little bit windy. san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good as you drive over to the high-rise. yesterday we had significant delays

. >>> let's check on traffic conditions out of marin county.it's been a nice ride so far if you're working your way southbound. they just had the zipper truck. for the commute direction, traffic is light and quiet. if you plan on working from 580 to the golden gate bridge, 15 minutes. 101 around 37 south of there traffic looking pretty good. nice speeds throughout marin county. through the south bay, everything is up to speed. we're not seeing delays on 101, 280 or guadalupe parkway. northbound 101 all the way out of morgan hill, traffic is pretty quiet. no troubles on highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountain. on the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes between 880 and 101. near the coliseum. no delays north or southbound. back to the peninsula, you got after early flight to catch. no delays on 101. if you're taking 280. that's good too. ten minutes between -- >>> some people show up to the super bowl to watch big named celebrities take the field. >> and they weren't disappointed. >> reporter: it's the big show within the big show. the kickoff before

he said we're marin county search-and-rescue.absolutely you can help. >> reporter: the marin county rescuers were training and didn't have all of their gear with then and were forced -- with them and were forced to improvise using ropes and a carbiner to get her out. >> she is a lucky girl with such cold water. the water was 32 degrees. >> reporter: she was back on solid ground in 15 minutes. then it was time to attend to her wet feet and prevent hypothermia. >> i'm glad i had goggles on because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the crews from marin county warmed up samantha's feet and gave her some of their dry clothes so she could hike out without further risk of hypothermia. >>> a new plan would put severe restrictions on dogs in the golden gate national recreational area. off leash walking would be limit to five areas, crissy field, fort funston, fort mason and rodeo beach. access would be restricted to certain parts of those and one other area. dogs would be ban interested in some othe

marin county has been doing well. and yesterday we saw a normal commute. and that's to say we had more traffic through. >>> also looking at the commute here on i-880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving well in both directions. and the commute here in the south bay is looking very good in both directions. no major problems as you drive through 101 into the cupertino area or sunnyvale area. 4:32 and back to the desk. >> >> here's a look at the top stories. two regional trains crashed head on in germany. killing nine and injuring 150. it's not clear what caused the trains to collide. the area is remote which made it difficult to reach the site of the crash. all survivors have reportedly been rescued. >>> lunar new year fireworks sparked a fire in san jose. people posted the fireworks on social media. the fire went to a second alarm as crews headed to the scene. they spotted a lot of smoke coming from the mall. the incident is a reminder of the dangers of illegal fireworks. >>> and it's presidential primary day in new hampshire. most voters have starte

marine. this will be a win-win for the county of marine and also for the coast guard and i look forward to seeing the county begin working with local partners on repurposing this property for the public benefit of affordable housing. we still have a long way to go to make sure that working families in places like marine county and every place else have access to quality housing. but this bill is an important step for at least one community that i represent. so i want to thank the tireless group of advocates who have worked on this, especially west marine county supervisor steve kinsey, kim thompson and all of those at the community land trust association of west marine, and others. finally, ranking member defazio and chairman shuster as well as the subcommittee members and staff. thank you very much, mr. garamendi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi. mr. garamendi: we're prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. hunter. mr. hunter: i reserve the balance of my time. mr. garamendi: if i might just close by a special thank you t

if you look at the national recreation area today, the north send in marin county. we run through marin 60 miles south through san francisco and down to san mateo county. the park preserves a number of special resources from incredible natural resources when you look at marin county and places where there are areas that have been preserved in perpetuity because of the passion of people who have lived in this area, into the san francisco area where we have nike missile sites, pre-civil war era -- areas, and down into the south area, san mateo county where there are beaches and open spaces that we are proud to preserve forever. >> enormous natural beauty. where can dog owners currently walk their dogs off leash in this area? >> currently we're operating on a policy under 1979 that allows offleash dog walking in a number of areas. the new proposed rule will allow that continue in 22 areas where dogs can be walked, and seven specific areas where dogs can be walked off leash. >> so the five areas, for example, in san francisco, for those who may not be totally familiar,

. >>> the marin county search and rescue team happened to be in the right place over the weekend whenold girl got into serious trouble. she fell right into a snow hole north of donner pass. john sasaki is at sheriffs headquarters in san rafael. what a stroke of luck that team from marin happened to be there training. >> reporter: frank, they were training right off i-80. they had just climbed castle peak. they ran into someone in dire need of help. there was a news conference to talk about this rescue. they say once they found the people in need they identified themselves and determined while the family from folsom had been snow shooting a 10-year-old girl named samantha had fallen through the snow. her family tried to pull her to safety but they realized they couldn't because the hole was too small and there was danger of the hole collapsing. the team had to rig a special rope system. they showed how they did it with a drawing. the marin search and rescue team appeared at just the right time because hypothermia was beginning to set in for 10-year- old sammy, as she goes by. the famil

the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only.seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definition. not money, but liquid gold thanks to the mount tamalpais wat watershed. kristin manages that water shed. it's a rosie picture compare toed the rest of california. >> if the rest of california was at 98% would we still be at a state of drought? >> no. >> so this is unique? >> yes. >> this year, marin has a third layer of riches. that is gregory andrew as he spotted and counted of 500 coho that returned to the creek this year, this is due to storms that arrived early, allowing coho to swim upstream. for fish, it's been a perfect el nino. >> i have said the salmon population is stable, but tenuous. i'm not changing that. >> a tenuous population, having a good year. >>> google gets to move forward with itself driving car program. >> how life changing this can be

no delays, in fact easy ride out of marin county.hey, gianna, frank and michelle, you know what my least favorite thing to report on? a benign weather pattern. >> oh. >> yeah. that's what we have. that's what it looks like. you want to know what a benign weather pattern looks like? >> boring! >> this is actually really beautiful but there's absolutely nothing going on. clear skies looking out towards the bay bridge from the transamerica pyramid due east. numbers looks at the difference. 38 degrees with the clear skies in livermore to 54 degrees in san francisco. winds are calm at this hour. we have a high surf advisory in place all the way to 9:00 tonight. some of the swells up to 15 feet. be mindful of the rip currents. the last time we have had a good, i'm talking good, soaking of rain here in the bay area was january 19th and we are not going to see rain on friday 20% chance of rain nothing measurable around sonoma county. we need rain to settle down the pollen. we have medium to high counts again today. the trees continue to blos

thomas jordan emergency service coordinator for marin county "if not for the actions of the marin county search and rescue team samantha's disposition might be quite different."//samantha sot: i was happy that they were training there thereauthorities say a bridge had collapsed underneath the weight of all that snow... creating an opening smaller than a manhole. samantha had fallen 10 feet below the surface of the snow. the academy awards are just days away ... happening sunday night here on 9 on your side ...and among the big topics like ... what will the stars picture ...people are also talking about diversity in hollywood. researchers at the university of southern california evaluated more than 11- thousand speaking characters ...and found 28 percent of them were minority.audiences see one woman for every two men on screen..and gay, lesbian and transgender characters make up only two percent of characters with speaking roles.this year the academy was criticized for its slate of white nominees ...and has promised to do better.... doubling the number of women and minority oscar voters b

maps in the south closer to parts ever marin county, you can pick out some of the coverage.and closer to the south bay, the coverage here toward the santa cruz mountains, the coastline as well. this will all increase in intensity on the next hours. wind speed, right now gusting in the oakland airport, 33 miles an hour. a wind advisory is in place till 7:00 tonight. that could be extended till midnight. sfo winds sustained at 29. gusting to 45. winds all coming in out of the south. and this live shot toward san francisco! from oakland, those clouds look dramatic, and we're expecting the clouds to continue to filter in as that cold front approaches the region. the bulk of the rainfall happens tonight. for this evening, rainfall expectations a quarter of an inch to an inch, winds, and a chance of thunderstorms as well. some instability in the atmosphere. for this evening, mostly cloudy skies. rainfall will be developing for tonight. and the chance of thunderstorms as well throughout the evening hours as a front slides to the south. another one into your friday forecast. this co

the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only. six of seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definition. not money, but liquid gold thanks to the mount tamalpais wat watershed. kristin manages that water shed. it's a rosie picture compare toed the rest of california. >> if the rest of california was at 98% would we still be at a state of drought? >> no. >> so this is unique? >> yes. >> this year, marin has a third layer of riches. that is gregory andrew as he spotted and counted one of 500 coho that returned to the creek this year, this is due to storms that arrived early, allowing coho to swim upstream. for fish, it's been a perfect el nino. >> i have said the salmon population is stable, but tenuous. i'm not changing that. >> a tenuous population, having a good year. >>> google gets to move forward with itself driving car program. >> how life changing

he said, we're marin county search-and-rescue.solutely, you can help. >> and yes, they did. the marin county team was in training and didn't have all the gear they needed but they were forced to improvise using ropes to pull her up. >>> right place right time. >> no kidding. >> you know what, when i lived in chicago used to be nuts because the river would ice over, right, the chicago river and until they come through with a cutter boat. people would walk across the ice. i never had the nerve to do that but we were always seeing rescues of people falling n okay. that's another thing. no ice around here at all! we have nothing but clear skies, a few thin high clouds over the area lots of sunshine today. and our numbers are averaging up to 15 degrees above where they should be for this time of the year. bay bridge under a veil of clouds. temperature-wise, we are banking between 42 in santa rosa to 52 in san francisco. there's the clouds. that area of low pressure is hanging parallel to the state of california taking it the precipitat

up to oakland, the line stretches from sound marin county to san rafael, to lafayette, concord, north of that some up in napa county, not a lot. right in between san ma theo -- mateo, morgan hill, back to the santa cruz mountain, looks like it's picking up. it's cold, 40s on the temps, mid-40's for some. 45 antioch, 42 alamo, 9 up in truckee, not a big system. teens around the lake, 20 at tahoe, some of the cloud cover beginning to move in. this will turn to snow, not a strong system. one more system that has to go through, tomorrow, we have morning rain, looks like 11:00 noon. most should be gone. we'll have clouds filtering through, partly cloudy, we'll load up tomorrow morning and rain starts around the noon hour and sweeps through by the afternoon and evening. that's on wednesday, after this goes through, everything points to sunshine and high pressure building in. light rain, occasionally -- moderate. you can see right for everybody below average on the temps. another system wednesday afternoon, clears out thursday, and we're good to go as we head into the weekend. looks sunny an

you to winston, winston is a labradoodle and he is frolicking in the sand at stinson beach in marin county which is part of the golden gate national recreations area what winston doesn't know is for him to get here his owner had to first enter this gate and pass this sign the one that reads no pets on beach >> stanley:his owner also had to pass the beach which also reads no pets on beach pets allowed on county beach beyond the north parking lot >> stanley:but no worries, quite a few other dog owners missed the very same signs, or did they miss it i asked winston's owner did he know that dogs were not permitted sot: that's what they say but everybody brings dogs down here all the time >> stanley:i'm here because a viewer called and told me it's a ignoring the no dog rules at stinson and it's not like there is this is a dispenser of doggie bags located on the north end of the beach. dogs are permited >> stanley:but they must be on leash at that their dogs suffer from leash when they have to do what dogs do best >> stanley:but even with the doggie are just too lazy to use a garbage can and le

thomas jordan emergency service coordinator for marin county "if not for the actions of the marin county search and rescue team samantha's disposition might be quite different." authorities say a bridge underneath the weight of all that snow had collapsed; creating an manhole ? samantha had fallen 10 feet below the surface of the snow ? this morning thankful for her rescuers. samantha sot: i was happy that they were training there kayna whitworth abc news los angeles. and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. high pressure will strengthen over the sierra and western nevada bringing dry conditions through the work week. temperatures will remain a few degrees above seasonal averages on tuesday before increasing well above average into the start of the weekend. the next chance for light precipitation will be saturday. dry conditions with unseasonably mild temperatures will prevail this week as a ridge of high pressure remains in control of the large scale pattern. breezy ridge tops as an upper level jet shifts east while the ridge begins to build overhead. the

if you are watching us in marin county or alameda county or the city of san francisco, look at the line of thunderstorms, the cloud-to-ground lightning here between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. we had hail, rainfall, everything overnight. here's a sampling of what happened. >> they were awakened in the middle of the night with this huge crash. also, kind of flashing sparking. >> reporter: not the kind of wake-up call anyone wants before 6 a.m. strong winds sent this tree crashing down on a van in the oakland hills. it brought down part of a power pole and electrical wire hit the back of the couple's second car. they have a third. crews cut the tree up and hauled it away. nobody was hurt. in the santa cruz mountains, the tree fell blocking both sides of highway 17 near redwood estates. traffic was slow going in midday as county fire crews cleared it out. many of you heard that sound outside your windows wind combined with hail and heavy downpours overnight. about two-thirds of an inch of rain fell in downtown san francisco. and early birds caught this show in the sky. dozens of lightning strikes ar

. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is doing okay, on the richmond bridgeheading to marin county. >> temperature that were record setting today may flirt with that today. >>> welcome back. tuesday, february 16th. guess who's here. claudine wong. who's that over there. hi steve, how you doing. >> not as chipper as you, that's for sure. did you go yesterday. >> no i didn't, did you? >> are you kidding. tomorrow, tomorrow. boxing. we take a boxing class. claudine is tougher than all of us. >> let's get it to. we have records possible today. it will be close again. i thought we had more. within a degree or two on many, san rafael, oakland 74. sfo tied, 75. and san francisco 77. more possible today. sun especially and -- sunny and warm. 40s, 50s, it is running cooler. the breeze tailed off.

marin county had their share. and also in the north bay reports around the russian river, brief heavy rain and lightning. and 40s and 50s on the temps, and the breeze is still there but not as strong. you get one of the cells and it goes all over the place. still breezy to blustery but not as bad. 28 and snowing in the mountains. that's good. they've had 13 to 24 inches of snow already. heavenly had 2 feet of snow. suffice it to say it will be a slow travel day. i'm not trying to forget everybody but i'm dancing as fast as i can. mixed bag. thunderstorms and then we repeat the process all over again. highs in the 60s. low to mid-and some of the brief heavy downpours can produce hail and also lightning and thunder. one more system on friday. it will be weaker and here on friday afternoon and then the rest of the weekend looks good. alulae cool and that's it. >> that's cool. >> that's cool. >>> and steve also has a very cool thing to talk about. you've been working on the story about the napa river. >> well, it's pa

two people were killed over the weekend in a brawl in marin county. 10:00 yesterday morning at the public housing apartments. the marine county sheriff's department received several 911 calls of a fight. by the time the first officers got there, the fight escalated to gunfire. two people were dead. another person was hurt. investigators say they've identified the people involved. >> these are people that have a connection with this community. these are people who are known to us and known to other people in the community. that's why we know this is most likely more of an isolated event, where there's no other threat to the community, beyond those that were involved. >> investigators want to hear from anyone who knows anything about this deadly fight, including why it started. >>> president obama is asking congress for emergency funding to help fight the zika virus. he wants congress to approve $1.8 billion to develop a vaccine, expand mosquito band programs. the virus is mostly spread by mosquitos, but most people express mild or no symptoms. pregnant

marin county better opportunity. mendocino county, sonoma county best bet. south of that probably not much, if anything. a lot of 30s. even sfo is 44 degrees. 37 palo alto. i have seen colder than that in other observations. san jose has been stuck at 39 for a while. 39 brentwood. concord. on the peninsula 30s for mean. i mean, even woodside, which is one of the colder locations, is one or two degrees colder than menlo park, atherton, and san carlos at a brisk 36. highs today struggle to the north. they will be a little warmer with more sunshine to the south. around san jose flirting near 60 degrees. upper 40s in the north. it's seven up in truckee. 72 reno. 42 ukiah. around the lake truckee at 7, south lake tahoe 9, tahoe city 19. this had not be a big deal for them or us ex except extreme northern california. it's all north bay. after it falls apart, washes out and starting tomorrow storm track north. a few high clouds. the rain is heading up to oregon, california and points north by the weekend. turning cloudy. it's cold this morning. it will be cool this

. >> the wind chill factor in marin county felt like 30 degrees. >> i was driving in looking at the dark skies. >> that was east bay.>> napa as well. we will show pictures. >> speaking of napa, the airport has an issue. it says 103 degrees on the thermometer. your smartphone may see one of three if you live near that. that is not correct. we do have clearing skies and it's going to be a brisk day. everything is coming out of the northwest and still active in southern california. that system was a good old- fashioned cold storm there and that is what it is doing. it is called off now, 101 in napa. things are looking better. there are a few 30s but we're hard-pressed to find too many. find them in los gatos and boulder creek. the breezes out of the northwest. seven nw. san jose. sunny today and increasing clouds tonight. it doesn't look cloudy into tuesday and wednesday. it is a cold one out there. breezy to windy. 30s for him on those. 50s for highs. these are below normal temperatures so bundle up. it is 5:01 am. we can say hello to sell. >>> traffic is doing okay so far. we're off to a

a man walking north towards marin county was hit in the thigh. the dart went through his jeans about two inches into his leg. a woman sharply after said she, too, was hit walking in the same direction. investigators believe someone driving northbound on the golden gate bridge blew darts at the people. >> it could have been torso level for a wild. >> paramedics evaluated both victims and released them. chp is asking them to look at the surveillance video to see if they can zero in on a suspect or a car. the darts will be sent to a local lab to see if they can get a saliva sample to give them a clue. >> a man allegedly exposed himself in front of two high school students today. the students who saw this were teen-age girls. the suspect is describ as an african-american man in his teens riding a bicycle. >> a 73-year-old almeida restaurants what been missing since last tuesday. not only is his family looking for him but so are the feds. he's accused of scamming people out of millions of dollars. cheryl hurd joins us. what's the latest? >> john beck'

mcguire says his official tax would generate $100 million annually for marin county. a new pharmacy in san jose is handing out free medications and two those with prescriptions who can't afford to pay for them. they call it the better health pharmacy. the meds that come from nursing homes or hospitals were patients have changed medicines or have died. >> before surplus was legally mandated to destroy even if it was unused. this medicine was good enough to go to the patients at the health facility why cannot be reused at a safety net pharmacy like this one. >> $5 billion worth of prescription drugs are thrown every year. >> tonight a move to make a powerful coastal transmission more transparent. warren county assembly member mark levine is one of three people introducing a bill to hold the commission more accountable. it would require lobbyists to report to the workforce their pay and there insurance with the commission. >> we can't just walk away after what happened last week and not continue to be engaged . this legislation and their continued effort working with com

the marin county team was training in the area when they were called in to help. >>> a mountain lionanta cruz is back in the wild. it was spotted in the backyard of a home on saturday. and captured north of highway 1. the state fish and wildlife department had to tranquilize the animal. there are a large number of deer in the neighborhood and that may have attracted the mown lion. >>> a gunman shot a man who was waiting in the drive through at mcdonald's. >>> the apple battle with the fbi is heating up. the fbi is trying to use guilt and shame. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good monday morning. february22nd. washington's birthday. frank mallicoat is off today. >> i'm michelle griego. police are looking for a gunman who killed a man at a mcdonald's in the middle of the day. it happened yesterday at the restaurant on golden gate avenue and fillmore street in san francisco. a police station is right across the street. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is live outside the mcdonald's where it all happened. >> reporter: there's a lot of u

. >> reporter: the second album recorded by leslie ann jones in marin county. >> we recorded the orchestra here over a few days. it was really fantastic. >> reporter: the piece was based on a poem and the musicians included the san francisco ballet orchestra. >> for me, it's really wonderful to be part of this project. >> reporter: finally, some legendary bay area bands are up for special merit award. >> grateful dead, american beauty honoring john hooker for boom boom, a classic record and jefferson airplane. >> reporter: bittersweet since the airplane's paul kantner passed away. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> and bet is in los angeles and will be offering special reports from the staples center. >> and you can catch the red carpet preview at 4:00. prosecute --for the first time, the grammyss grammys -- grammys will air live across all time zones. >>> and it's easy to add taste to any recipe. >> tony tantillo is shopping for green onions. >> reporter: on the west coast, they are green onions, on the east coast, they're called scallions. use the whole green onion, the whole length

in marin county approaching from the richmond bridge toll plaza, traffic is going to be okay. and i'll just tell you it's okay. apparently, we don't have that shot. let's move on to 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. and that commute looks good. 5:01 and let's go back to the desk. >>> a major section of the bay bridge is scheduled to come down this morning. caltrans will start lowering one of five trusses. the horizontal supports of the span -- caltrans released animation. with the trusses lowered on barges and transported to the port of oakland to be taken apart. >>> a top administrator at a san jose high school has been arrested accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old student. janine de la vega joins us with more on the investigation. >> reporter: this has got to be shocking for students at james lick high school in san jose. the man arrested was the acting vice principal. and staff learned about a relationship between him and a girl and alerted police. here's what we know. a special task force that handles internet crime against children too

it appeared to be in good health. >> the marin county search and rescue team were practicing drills in the sierra over the weekend. a 10-year-old girl had fallen into a hole in the snow off i- 880 near donner pass. the girl was snowshoeing when she fell. family members tried to pull her out but the snow was in danger of collapsing. a rescue team was training nearby and they rigged a special rope system to get the girl out. >> they put a harness over me and pulled me up. i said thanks for helping me and getting me out. >> rescue workers say they showed up just in time. the girl was starting to show signs of hypothermia. >>> we'll tell you which bay area made the top of the list of the most dangerous cities. >>> a huge fire destroys a cambodian buddhist temple overnight. how the fire spread to two nearby homes and also the possible cause investigators are looking into this morning. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute here in san jose where -- not in san jose -- this is oakland. and traffic is moving well in both directions here. >>> a lot of high clouds and lows cool to mild. an

so if you're leaving the marin county, and driving across the richmond bridge, there's slow traffic as you make it on to land in richmond, they are down to 1 lane, people know it very well, it's not going to take you that long, it can be less than optimal, here's someone who's very optimal. hello rosemary. >> hello sal. good weather today, not as warm as yesterday, a bit of a cool down, tracking scattered showers for the evening hours. it's not much. let's check in on the numbers. flat right now in half moon bay. low 50s in oakland, hayward, upper 40s for the inner east bay and 48 in nerve ato -- navato. similar to yesterday morning. most of us are within a few degrees. here's a look at the cloud cover overhead. we'll be in and out of the clouds, mostly cloudy at times. it has to do with the system that will bring us the possibility of a few scattered showers, for friday we're going to be dry, then as we get into the evening hours, if you have evening plans the possibility of a few sprinkles. here we are for you, 2:00 in the afternoon, you see that line of rain over the northwest corne

>>reporter: tom not the only person in marin county nominated.y nominated for sound mixing for bridge of spies. >> pwaibingt up a little bit here. >>reporter: christopher sound mixing david and matthew nominated for sounded iting working on "star wars"the force awake he be. >> "star wars", people certain amount of quality out of it visually and sound. you are kind of on your top game. >> we have been lucky enough to have work on several "star wars"project in the past so to be nominated for one of these is extra special for sure. >>reporter: this team is also nominated for "star wars". roger, patrick, face off against the ilm team that worked on the revenant. very exciting. >> they created most of the wild life that set the tone of the movie including much talk about bear. >> we were both on set for shooting that and the bear was very friendly not that sfrendl sfrendly. >> very respectful. >> won't say how they did it. that's part of the mystery we won't reveal. >> magician never shares the secret. >> tremendous amount of work hopefully looks effo

we check marin county commute coming up. >>> the deadline for some homeless people to leave a "tent city" in san francisco passed just a few minutes ago. police said they would remove anybody still in the area after 5:00 this morning. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is live on division street. jackie, still have some holdouts out there. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, anne. i'm standing near the division street homeless encampment that mayor lee has been focusing on recently. people are still here. they are waiting for whatever action the city plans on taking to remove them and all their belongings. mayor lee gave a warning earlier this week that the people who live here, be out by friday morning or the city will clean up without your help. that deadline is up but homeless advocates say there's nowhere for them to go. the coalition of homelessness is calling this inhumane and people here say they have been through similar clean-up efforts before. >> i understand his decision and i understand that yeah, we make a mess and we make trash. but, uhm, it's not illegal to be homeless, is it? or is i

southbound 101 through ma rain county -- marin county. it's a nice drive all the way to the golden gate bridge. let's go to steve. >>> on this friday, we have clouds developing to the north. mostly clear to the south. and a front offshore. and the heaviest amounts will be to the north as well. this will be quite a system. but more towards north of fort bragg and ukiah. the system will make it. and by the time it makes it. it's going to lose a lot of energy but will give us some rain. on the north coast up there, there's pretty got reflectivity coming in. and i've had reports of light rain in ukiah but that was at 4:00 in the morning. we have to wait on this system and there's a lot. look at the severe squall line forming and moving into arcata, eureka. 42 santa rosa and napa is in there. livermore. 52 half moon bay. and pool 43 degrees. 42, 43. and same for boulder creek with 48. san jose state meteorology department there. mostly cloudy to the north. and partly sunny to the south. and then we increase the clouds and bring in rain. much w

a marin county search and rescue team that happened to be training in the sierra rescues a 10-year-old girl after the snow bridge collapsed under her. it happened in the backcountry. ry reached out for more information on the tape. >> so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. >> hot after a win, hillary clinton is in the bay area raising more campaign cash. bernie sanders lost in the caucuses. it was a boost for her following the blowout loss in new hampshire earlier this month. chuck coppola is live and i understand hillary clinton wrapped up the second of three fund-raising events taking place on the peninsula today. >> she wrapping up the second in atherton. you can see a crowd of people out there. what they are waiting for is for the folks to finish up the photo session with the candidate. those take time, i am told. this is the third fund-raiser today and all of them are closed to the media and i spoke with a few people who attended it. they introduced each section of the biography and they liked that very much. that led directly to equal pay for equal work. h

closer to marin county, extending toward parts of the east bay, richmond and berk leash coverage hered reports of heavier rainfall toward san leandro, hayward, moraga. even walnut creek. here, this is a development from the past hour, more coverage in the centrality poefrpgzs. the bay. more activity developing toward oakland and san leandro and more on the way. developing out to the west. and there you can pick out some of the coverage for san mateo and redwood city. still gathering near the coastal hills. wind still a key factor as well. wind advisory in place until 7:00 tonight. that could be extended. napa winds out of the south gusting to 31 miles an hour. sfo winds out of the west, gusting to 39. be extra careful driving the bridges. the golden gate showing you all the clouds out there. and the wed roadways, slick with the rainfall rates pick up. a quarter ifsh to an inch tonight. a chance of thunderstorms as well. looks like another one setting up for friday. in the short-term, tracking this cold front moving across northern california. once it moves through some breaks in the a

and taking a look at the golden gate bridge, very foggy out of marin county to san francisco. and a live look at conditioning on the dumbarton bridge. drive times still pretty light. not too heavily traveled. twelve minutes between 880 and 101. and we have an accident northbound 280 at farm hill. it's a vehicle involved blocking the number 2 lane and you might see activity off to the right shoulder. and foggy on the peninsula. >>> time now is 4:36. new details on a vicious brawl between the ku klux klan members and counter-protest members. saturday 6 kkk members showed up to protest illegal immigration. twelve people were arrested. it appears the kkk members acted in self-defense. no word on the affiliation of the san francisco man. >>> the deadline for the homeless encampment came and went but there are a lot of holdouts. >> they found me the cat man double '07. >> i guess everybody obeyed the order. they'll take it down for you. >>> after weeks of el niÑo rains, the tent cities grew because homeless folks were taking shelter under the freeway. the city's health department in

and no problems in marin county. >>> once again, the wind direction as you saw on the golden gate is offshore. we do have an offshore breeze even though high clouds will be mild to warm. we'll have the temps coming up. >>> 7:13 now. a new report examining the deaths in the alameda county jail system. this morning the family of mario martinez filed a lawsuit and a news conference is planned for 11:00 this morning. 25-year-old mario martinez died last july at the jail from respiratory problems after he didn't receive a recommended nasal treatment despite two court orders. >> everyone just failed him. and he suffered and died an ugly death. that was the worth part for me. >> the sheriff's office is responsible because they didn't provide the medical care, the proper housing they should have. of course horizon is responsible because they had a duty to provide medical care and they didn't do it. >> horizon has faced several lawsuits across the country and settlalled for tens of millions of dollars. >>> time now 7:15. an employee who worked during super bowl 50 at levi stadium is filing a

that has been saved from being >>> investigators in marin county are looking into a fight that left two dead. it happened about 10 am on cold drive in marin city. the first deputies to respond reported gunfire. noelle walker reports that the brawl happened when people were getting their day started. >> reporter: armed officers walked among a web of yellow tape.>> we received a number of calls that there was some type of fight taking place. >> reporter: several calls came in through 911 to report a fight with knives and baseball bats at the public housing apartment in marin city.>> respond to gunshots.>> reporter: by the time the first arrived, that fight had escalated to a deadly ending. >> we received further information that shots had been fired. >> reporter: two people dead, one injured and sent to the hospital. investigators have identified the people involved. >> they have a connection with this community. they are known to us and other people in the community. we know this is most likely an isolated event where there is no other threat to the community beyond those involved this m

. >> it was sunny all day in marin county.>> we believe the hail over to you. >> the system is in southerncalifornia where you get the cold air entries for some. a sunny and breezy in chilly cold day. everything coming down now. you'll get cloud cover their but everything is in southern california swinging into san diego. la is not done yet. that is a cool dynamic system. it is not 103 in napa. there is a problem with the thermometer there. they will get that fixed. if it wasn't for the breeze it would be in the 30s. but the breeze is holding the temperatures up. 33 degrees. novato 41. two n., gusting to 26+ and northwest, 21. around lake tahoe, lots of teens. it is called out there. enjoy it but it will be a wendy" day. the next storm will ride up and over. breezy and windy here. 50s for highs. this will be below normal temperatures so temperatures will not be warm today. the rest of the week coming up. >>> we're keeping an eye on traffic. a big game over the weekend so we all know what it is. in case you don't know. bay bridge toll plaza, looking light. some cars heading into san francis

and quiet out of marin county as you head to san francisco. the golden gate bridge -- construction west 580 to 980 and that will be closed until 530. and also closures for super bowl city. >>> we're learning a broken water pipe could be the reason a san francisco hill keeps sliding. this is spelling big worries for homeowners near sherwood forest. it was near a house that was so unstable it had to be demolished. residents say the hill keeps shifting, leave multimillion dollars on the verge of collapse. >>> that was all new within a month. >> the pipe has finally been capped and now the public utilities commission is investigating the cause of the hillside. officials say it's too soon to know if the leak caused the shifting. >>> super bowl week is officially underway. a fireworks show capping off a day long festivity. fireworks celebrated the opening of super bowl l. the broncos and panthers are in the silicon valley, arriving yesterday. the broncos are staying in santa clara and the panthers are staying in downtown san jose. we're getting clos