there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share with someone you cherish. it is located along the 1 and 10 buses and is accessed from the 47 and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. for more information about reserving one of these locations, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. or walking in and say hello at old lock cabin, golden gate park. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing, but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. e

that is the sound of the east lawn picnic area here at lake de valle in livermore. this huge section of the park remains flooded following this week's storm "straight out here we have our oak point bathroom" east bay regional park rangers paula odrain and tony clark gave me a tour of the flooded area. ranger odrain is pointing out the top of what was the public restroom facilities "and it use to be surrounded by picnic tables and shoreline for fishing and now we have a flood that comes up to our lawn area" the water level is so high you can't even see the picnic tables "we have garbage cans and then picnic tables below them, that's how high the water is" we took a drive over to the lake de valle marina.which as you can see is also flooded "yeah that's about two feet of water" "de valle boat docks, it's a private doc, we rent our boats from here, we have 50 or 60 boats we rent daily we are open year round" but not today! in fact she says the park is closed until further notice "we are expecting more rain next week, so it can be anywhere from a week to a month" once i

whistle-blowers, and whistle-blowers within an agency are generally treated like sk k skunks at a picnic. i hope that i don't know how many thousands or tens of thousands of employees you're going to be administering over, you can't possibly know what goes on with all those employees, i hope you will give encouragement to whistle-blowing and that you will listen to them. once in a while you have a crank, but for the most part, these are just patriotic people

. >> reporter:that is the sound of the east lawn picnic area here at lake de valle in livermore. this huge section of the park remains flooded following this week's storm >>:"straight out here we have our oak point bathroom" >> reporter:east bay regional park rangers paula odrain and tony clark gave me a tour of the flooded area. ranger odrain is pointing out the top of what was the public restroom facilities >>:"and it use to be surrounded by picnic tables and shoreline for fishing and now we have a flood that comes up to our lawn area" the water level is so high you can't even see the picnic tables >>:"we have garbage cans and then picnic tables below them, that's how high the water is" >> reporter:we took a drive over to the lake de valle marina.which as you can see is also flooded >>:"yeah that's about two feet of water" "de valle boat docks, it's a private doc, we rent our boats from here, we have 50 or 60 boats we rent daily we are open year round" but not today! in fact she says the park is closed until further notice "we are expecting more rain next week, so it can be any

we cleaned the pit -- picnic tables off and got it ready for the president's return. night aftern that flying in air force one for the good part of the day. he gave a speech to the american people. ongoing difficult security situation in the next few days at the white house. nobody knew if we would be hit again. of -- myselfnumber and other people who spent three days there. we knew what we had to do. the president was coming back and he would talk to the american people from the oval office. i knew that from the beginning. host: you have had a front row seat to history. mr. walters: through my whole career at the white house. , had an opportunity to greet or meet every head of state from the time i started working until i left in 2007. i would not change it for the world. my family wishes that i was probably home a little bit more. i probably should have been. the activities change from day to day. host: gary walters, former white house chief usher. thank you very much. announcer 1: you are watching "american history tv" all weekend every weekend on

you can make a sail out of this picnic blanket. super idea, bot.re but we need a triangle sail. i know, we can cut the blanket into a triangle. if we cut the blanket here... it will look like this. what shapes are those? yeah, they're rectangles. but we need triangles. now let's see what would happen if we cut it here... what shapes are those? yeah, triangles. our sail needs to be a triangle. bot: here you go. [bell dings] milli, we made the sail. let's put it on the boat. hm... but we can't put the sail on without the pole. oh, yeah. we need to find a new pole. geo: i see something we can use. over there... come on. [♪...] geo, where are you? here i am. [gasps] [giggles] milli... we can use one of these bamboo sticks to make a pole for sonya's boat. mighty good idea, geo. we need to find a bamboo stick that's just as tall as the sail. bot: whoa, on my way. here's the sail. i'll use my ponytail to measure the sail. to make my ponytails grow, sing: [singing]: ♪ milli measure ♪ milli measure count with me. one, two... three, four... five, six... seve

and there were chuck wagons and picnic tables and barbecue facilities on the lawn and i went out in the morning just before 9:00 to escort mrs. bush who was actually going down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education and as she was being put in the car her agent said "mrs. bush, there's been a terrible accident in new york, a plane has flown into one of the world trade centers." as she was getting in the car and he turned to me as he was closing the door and said "you ought to go in and see what's going on, it's on television." and he said it with a -- with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more there than just an accident but anyway i at some point after talking to some of my staff, because we were still preparing at that point for starting to cook meat for that night and various things and i went in, went up to my office and as i walked in the door to my office i saw a plane on the television fly into the building in new york and i said to one of my assistants "my gosh, how did they get that on camera so quickly?" and

there were chuck wagons and picnic tables and barbecue facilities that were also the lawn. and i went out if the morning just before the okay to escort mrs. pubush who was actually gog down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education. and she was told, mrs. bush, there's a terrible accident and a plane through into the world trade center in new york. >> he said, you ought to go inside and watch and see what is going on. it is on television. he said it with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more than just an accident. anyway, after talking to some of my staff, we were still preparing that point, starting to cook meat for that night and various things and i went up to my office and as i walked in the door to my office, i saw a plane on the television fly into building in new york. and i said to one of my assistants, my gosh, how did they get that on camera so quickly? he said, that the second plane. like something hit me in the stomach. very hard punch. and i sad down and immediately called the social secretary an

he barely makes it through the picnic table area.saster. there are just trees everything and everywhere. and the guy is being a ninja. >> what show are we on? >>> we have wins on the show all the time. >> "right this minute," ladies and gentlemen. >> if you remember the picnic area he went to and just barely made it, he attempted again. >> he doesn't quite navigate it this time, but it's okay. the kids standing nearby quickly retrieve it. meyer done only here. >>> guess who, the person puts their hands over your eyes and you have to guess who is blinding you. >> it was a cute thing to do in high school. >> yes, but if the love of your life did it, would you know if it was him or her? >> yeah. >> this fellow is sitting on the phone minding his business when someone walks up behind him, puts his hands over the eyes and the -- this could go terribly wrong. he's a smart man, i might add. he puts his hands over her hand. >> there's a ring. >> that's the way he figured out who it was. >> notice he suddenly becomes overwhelmed with emotion.

water and debris making a mess of the picnic area. unclear when this will be cleaned up and reopened. >>> highway 37 near the 101 interchange in novato is still flooded and still closed. several cars that got stuck in the water during the storm were finally towed today. the stretch of highway 37 is closed through atherton avenue. no word on re-opening time. >>> and what a difference a year makes after some of the heaviest rain and snow we have seen in decades, 42% of california and it feels so good to say it is now officially out of the drought including the bay area. >> yeah. let's get right over to kpix 5 chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> every water district will do whatever it wants but according to the national weather service the bay area every town is officially no longer in a drought. you see yellow over the east bay. what's that? that's abnormally dry. that's the first classification of drier weather but technically not a drought. doesn't start until the orange color. that said, southern california still in an exceptional d

there were chuckwagon's, picnic tables, barbecue facilities on the lawn.t out in the morning just bush, 9:00 to escort mrs. who was actually going down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education. as she was put in the car, her agent said, there has been a terrible accident in new york, the plane has flown into the world trade center's. said, youto me and want to go in and -- you ought to go in and see what is going on. he said with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more there than just an accident. point aftert some -- ing to some of my staff went in, went up to my office, and i walked into my office. i saw a plane on the television fly into new york. thought, how do i get that on camera so quickly -- how did they get that on camera so quickly? they said it was a second plane. i sat down and immediately call the social secretary and told her that i was canceling the and the barbecue. who were thereup from texas to do this barbecue. we had to cancel that. we had to make arrangements for stoppin

come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine.this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached

because what you are doing is creating more disorder, shadowing the order that exists and it was no picnic. it was a typical country for the people that live there. it would have been if the bad dictatorship and ended up with a war that could consume the entire society. it's one of the stories that just isn't true. the split happened thousands of years ago. for most of the time since that's split, they created some of the gifts in the culture and science all of us benefit from in our lives. i spend time before the collapse under the brutal dictator of a country that had a vibrant cosmopolitan culture. the marriage rate in iraq for 2003 between the sunni and shia was about 35%. they used to joke. this was a normal part of the society. so the idea that the factions have been an intractable violent war for thousands of years, this is a social order that hasid h recently been shattered by entire yearly by us. i'm not taking responsibilitym t for the common but it's been largely driven in the region by those that forced and brutalized people around the beach and in conflict with one another des

you wanted to do it too, admit it. >> i did, but you already took up the picnic table.w you how things were going. it really was a great day today. high temperature of 6 1. so many of you got out and enjoyed it today. i saw a lot of people around the lunchtime hour enjoying it. take a look, our photographers in rock creek park. that guy has no long pants and no -- he's got shorts on, too, right there. just a perfect afternoon. the ducks loving it, too. down towards rock creek. current temperatures sitting right now at 55 degrees. still very mild. temperatures dropping through the 50s to about 49 degrees by 11:00. again, another very nice night. 55, leesburg. 54, warrenton. hagerstown hit 55. rainfall, not in the immediate area but it's just to the west i mean, just to the west. take a look. it's moving quickly our way, back towards west virginia. it will be here in about the next six to eight hours or so, as it moves in through. this is our cold front. you can see that cold front back to the west. these showers out ahead of that cold front. you can see the cold air wrap

pupils going out with picnics.hatever —— people. you used it cook for half the world. did you have an outdoorsy childhood? i was once lowered to a harbour and childhood? i was once lowered to a harbourand did an childhood? i was once lowered to a harbour and did an outward bound horrendous exhibition at age 12 something. we did all right. we tied knots and started fires and waded through mud. the final frontier was that each member of the team had to eat an entire pickled onion. this was the fallout. this was where everything collapsed. a wild pickled onion? i do agree. if you walked out onion? i do agree. if you walked out on the street, the average 12—year—old could tell you how to hack into the pentagon but asked them, come the apocalypse, which one will be standing, it will be this man. i with robert. you can type not for all of us. you will be carrying the canteen. -- tying knots. that is it for the papers this hour. nice to see you both. happy new year. coming up see you both. happy new year. coming up next,

which is no picnic. think there's a deeper question which is with the american people prefer all the rhetoric aside with the american people prefer the fighting in iraq be done by an army of iraqis, supported by americans special operators and theyractors we prefer the iraqis imperfectly and slowly as they are fight through the streets of most all that they do the house to house fighting? or would we rather our own 19 and 20-year-olds do that. it's one thing to talk about america's strength in the world world and another thing to back that up with the work our own treasure and blood. whenst mistakes happen is when e united states draws lines or make security commitments or talks tough and is not prepared to back it up through action. people see through that clearly. i think many of the mistakes come from that basic disconnect that happens between your rhetoric and what you're prepared to do.incomi that's a mistake i don't think the incoming administration can afford to make but it's difficult to avoid. a

>>marty g: in fact the water levels are so high it covers a picnic table once it does drive up winning the clean up the mess another the store will following. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. happening now... >>marty g: a lot people might be thinking about headed to the sea air or on the way for the holiday weekend of up to the sierra. >>charles c: after a long cold wet weekend in the bay area allow people had to tahoe for the holiday weekend to ask and they're excited with the bad news is highway 88 to kirkwood is still closed as of friday evening. >>charles c: in san francisco. >>marty g: coming up president obama may be on his way out of the white house will what about his signature health-care we will have the effort to repeal president obama care after the break let's take you to yosemite is to look at the beautiful view 27 degree

young lady says her video shows the backyard as you can see there just piling up with hail on the picnic table and the grass. >> in the sierra the latest storm dumped as much as three feet of new powder in the tahoe area leaving people digging out again today near truckee. two men had to be rescued from their car there after an avalanche buried it near alpine meadows. ski resorts are reporting 23 feet of snow since the beginning of the month. today the city of reno recorded its snowiest day in 80 years. >> that's a ton of snow there and a lot of rain here. our chief meteorologist bill martin has been adding up the rain totals. >> a lot of rain. some areas seeing over four to five days. some of the urban areas, the santa cruz, 18-20 inches of rain over the course of five to six days. what does it do to the rain averages? it crushes them. napa at 171%. overall 130% in san francisco and oakland, concord 150. you get the idea. we've got lots of rain, we're above average. in the mountains lots of snow. if it stops now we're going to be 90% average the snow that is. but it's going to keep comi

we're looking at the swing and picnic area. the campgrounds including housekeeping camp, upper and lower campgrounds. >> am i right in saying that we really won't have a good idea of how this is unfolding until daybreak. until we can see exactly where that water went. >> that's accurate. we're not really going to have a good idea on what areas are impacted until daybreak. >> reporter: valley hydrology something you don't want to gamble on. but the latest predictions has this receding daybreak tomorrow. we will be here to show you what -- i don't know in the wake of flood. wilson walker, kpix5. >>> emergency crews called into action at the height of the storm today. >> bryan hapney is here with bad accidents and dramatic rescue. >> reporter: drivers slipping and sliding as you can imagine. but one incident in the bay area turned deadly. the taxi plunged into the estuary killing the driver. crews were able to pull the car and the driver from the water. the driver was rushed to the hospital but he didn't make it. >>> a dramatic re

, a family friend, somebody you loved, and they would be part of the picnic. we don't do that anymore. we have a very different view of death. i can't say it's an improvement, but we have a different view of death. d then if you can ignore the queue garden interchange, the a is where the unisphere is, and the citi field just north of it. then you access the queens botanical far dense directly east of the parkway. cunningham park, and from cunningham park the old vanderbilt motor highway. back in the 1900's, one of the vanderbilts built america's first road that was tailored to the car. it was meant to take the wealthy car owners out to long sland, i'm sure race horses, car race horses. but with the vanderbilt -- i keep on wanting to say parkway, but the roadway, which is now a bike path and a hiking path, you access ally pond park, and that gives you access to little neck bay, douglas, and on the east, bayside on the west. so you have a greenbelt running hrough a piece of land two boroughs in new york, and you have five million people so. that greenbelt is som

a quick regime change operation to what ended up being a decade of counterinsurgency, which is no picnicany stretch of the imagination. i think there is a deeper question here. with the american people prefer -- all rhetoric aside -- with the american people prefer that the fighting in iraq right now be done by an army of iraqis, supported by a bunch of brave americans, special operators, contractors, who are supporting them? when we prefer that the iraqis, as imperfect and slow as they are, fight against isis, that they do the fighting? or would we rather that our own 19 to 21-year-olds do it? it is one thing to talk about an american position of strength and another thing to back it up with our own treasure and blood. when errors a statecraft occur, it's when the united states draws lines are make security commitments and talks tough and is not prepared to back it up through action. i think they will see that clearly around the world, and i think mistakes of most of ministrations, including this one, have come from that basic disconnect. it happens between rhetoric and what you are pre

there were over 150 picnics, chuck wagons because it was going to be a barbecue. we had to go out and move those. i kept seven people, i'm sure you've seen the pictures of the police telling the white house staff to get out, get out. i was able to keep seven people with me on the south grounds and we proceeded during the course of the day as we got reports that other planes were coming in, as there was a report of a bomb at the state department there were many activities. quite confusing day. but we were able to move those picnic tables out of the way because i knew president bush was coming back to the white house. as ann said earlier, the white house is an icon. not only in the united states but in the world and i knew our president was coming back to the american people's house to try and calm everybody and we worked during the course of that day to make sure that that area where the helicopter normally lands was available for the president to come back and he made a speech to the american people that night, followed up the next morning with mrs. bush from the

and the well to the river was -- >> we just watched it go like this, and then flow right into our picnic tables and the fire pit. >> frightening. all right. but in the end, the good news is, everyone was rescued and accounted for. no injuries have been reported. as many as 15 cars either crashed or were trapped in that debris. >> a man in the east bay is recovering after a tree fell on a car if castro county. some power lines also came down, causing outages in that area. the highway patrol closed the road in both directions while that tree was being removed. >> mudslides have is closed part 60 highway 1 at big sur at anderson canyon in monterey county. drivers are adviced to -- advised to use an alternate route. no estimate on how long it might take to clear that mudslide and make the necessary repairs. >>> a break we were hoping for in the weather, we get a lull. >> not going to happen. we'll remain withed showers in the forecast today -- with scattered showers in the forecast today, and the next front will move through tonight. a lot of cloud cover mixed in with a little bit of blue sk

that is [inaudible] panhandle play grown and john mclaren at the picnic areament that brings us to today which is next step formalizing a partnership. we ask to approve the grant agreement to recommend the boardf supervisors accept the grant and approve the mou between the department and parks alliance on how we'll partner on this project. so, to start with the grant agreement, here is highlights. the term of the agreement is 8 years and then the grant agreement defines a general use of funds for the initiative and playground budgets will be developed on a project by project basis. only private funds will be used for campaign expenses including park alliance staff and playground related special events qu the goal is $10.75 million but we seek approval to accept up to $15 million in case the parties decide to seek more private funding or the campaign is wildly success sfl, which we hope. this grants agreement maintains city authority over public funds and tier one playgrounds will be prioritized. this is the general preliminary budget for this nisative. expenses for tier one are based on

mum and dad would bring us here, bring a blanket, a picnic, build sandcastles on the beach.t. dad was a good dad. he was very much a family man. loved his kids, there was three of us. i'm the baby, the youngest. we didn't have much money in the 1970s but there was food on the table. my dad, cliff, was a taker driver, a really hard working man. he looks really happy and well in these photos when he was younger. he was a good looking bloke as well. that's where i get it from! it's not the same any more though, dad's not here. it is nearly two years since dad passed away. because of sepsis. i just thought, where did this come from? and what is sepsis? i had never heard of it. i know it's kind of related to septicaemia but i had never heard of it. dad had a number of illnesses, including dementia. while in hospital he developed sepsis. instead of fighting it his immune system attacked his organs and he went into septic shock. the doctors and nurses did their best but it was really hard, when we had that phone call, we rushed to the hospital. i can remember saying to him that we

it's important to have a queue and some rain and a picnic hamper, and a palace.verybody is looking forward to it so much. we're out for the day, and we hope we can have a good day. rain and all. the atmosphere with everybody, it's been lovely so far. it's raining hard, but nobody minds. we're all here to sort of try and enjoy it together. but when the royal family emerged from buckingham palace, it had cleared up. this perhaps the most comprehensive royal walkabout ever seen. almost every senior royal out on the mall. then, at 90 and 95 years old, the most senior of them all. and it was soon clear they were keen to get on with things. a parade offered reminders of the queen's reign, including a model of the royal yacht britannia. as the birthday celebrations drew to a close, the last word went to the queen herself. to everyone here today, and to those holding street parties elsewhere, i would like to say thank you for the wonderful support and encouragement that you continue to give to me. how i will feel if people are still singing happy birthday in december rem

miss e: an inside picnic. i love it, toots. and never backs down from a challenge.iss e: ice skating is just a little -- whoa whoa! whoa! slippery! oomph! but i like it. and if it's an out-of-this-world adventure, there's nobody better to bring along. miss e: we have an important outer space mission (whispering) what's our mission? miss elaina, a fun friend in the neighborhood daniel tiger: miss elaina is so funny, isn't she? and the focus of this pbs kids spotlight!

which is no picnic by any stretch of the imagination. i think there's a deeper question here which is, would the american people prefer, all the rhetoric aside, let's be honest, would the american people prefer that the army in iraq be done by iraqi answers special operators, contractors or is the intelligence community supporting them, would we prefer the iraqis fight through the streets of mosul against isis or rather our own 19, 20, 21-year-olds do that. it is one thing to talk about american position of strength in the world and another thing to be prepared it back that up with our own treasure and blood and i think where mistakes happen, where you said it occurs, is when the united states draws lines or makes security commitments and talks tough and is not prepared to back it up through action. i think people see that throughout the world. i think administrations including this one have come from the disconnect that happens between the rhetoric and what you are prepared to do. the walk and the talk. i don't think the incoming admini

. >> and then flow right into where our picnic tables, the firepits. >> reporter: one of the biggests the burn areas. in july, a massive wildfire north of l.a. consumed 18 homes and more than 40,000 acres. those hillsides can no longer absorb water, sending mud and debris on to roads. homeowner virginia brown: >> i have never seen anything like what came down that canyon. >> reporter: after what happened here friday, hab is bracing for more. >> there's supposed to be about 50% to 100% more than we got yesterday. >> reporter: that caused this mess? >> that caused this mess. >> reporter: workers have already cleared out this creek here to make way for the water they know is coming, up to four inches of rain is expected tomorrow. and, demarco, the national weather service says it could be the biggest storm to hit southern california in seven years. . >> morgan: carter evans, thank you. in central italy today, four more people were dug up on the of the snow and ice that buried a ski resort. at least five were killed in the avalanche. three days after the disaster, more than 20 others are

the water level is still so high you can't even see the picnic tables. they have to wait until the water subsides then the cleaning process can begin. now to san benito county where there are growig concerns of water being contaminated. >>: been pacific says that the train's conductor did everything properly. sunning his horn and activating the gates and lights. though the fast enough to stop the collision the corner remove the body later today train service resumed cover trades approaching the intersection stop for a time and crawled through the intersection very slowly. >> steve: water level still so high kansu ticket tables get a little water subsides then and only then will the cleaning process beginning and out to san benito county grand concerns water being contaminated residence in flood zones being warned not to drink not a cook or brave with their tap water. >> pam:many in those flooding areas drink from wells which may have been contaminated with matter during the storm. those wells will be tested. fallen trees continue to be a big problem. esp

this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building.ny athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to

we're usually doing picnics and fairs and ice cream parlors and things that are fun for the kids, a lot more fun than listening to daddy talk. >> they basically cut out when -- >> is he talking? >> you get ragged on a lot. >> i do. what can i do? >> malia and sasha share a whole lot of cute family secrets, much to their parents' surprise. into show business. it will be interesting to see if she can actually make that transition. she's so used to being kept in that private world. she was so well protected by her father. so now to be thrusted into the limelight, it will be interesting to watch. >>> a west coast rock band could shake things up here in washington. why their supreme court battle could impact one of our area's biggest controversies. >>> apple is working fast to fix some of its most popular gadgets after many folks complained it's not as powerful as it's supposed to be. we're talking about the macbook pro. >>> tomorrow morning inauguration scams. news4's susan hogan has a warning about ticket scams. >>> plus, >>> with more on that breaking news from fairfax county, we've now l

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last month water dumping debris on picnic areas. the park is still closed and no word when it will reopen. right now reservations have been cancelled through the 30th but it could be extended. >>> emily turner joins us now. you look at those temperatures and see all of that damage. >> it's not going to be as intense. it's going to be a regular january slump. certainly not something you can feel like no worries. >> forget it. right. yeah. >> you have to go through one, two and three. as you look outside right now live out of the transamerica tower. it's starting to get cloudy out there. today was a pretty chilly day. actually look at our highs any where over the morgan hill and san jose, you were below average. so, cooler temperature that is we saw today that will continue. looking at our high def doppler, you can see the first round of storms has already hit northern california. goes all the way south of san francisco offshore. so we're keeping a close eye so we can time out when we will see it in our area. our radar will show you w

that is [inaudible] panhandle play grown and john mclaren at the picnic areament that brings us to today which is next step formalizing a partnership. we ask to approve the grant agreement to recommend the boardf supervisors accept the grant and approve the mou between the department and parks alliance on how we'll partner on this project. so, to start with the grant agreement, here is highlights. the term of the agreement is 8 years and then the grant agreement defines a general use of funds for the initiative and playground budgets will be developed on a project by project basis. only private funds will be used for campaign expenses including park alliance staff and playground related special events qu the goal is $10.75 million but we seek approval to accept up to $15 million in case the parties decide to seek more private funding or the campaign is wildly success sfl, which we hope. this grants agreement maintains city authority over public funds and tier one playgrounds will be prioritized. this is the general preliminary budget for this nisative. expenses for tier one are based on

and today the picnic area along with parking lot and disk golf course and playground will be closed. moers of the pick anything areas and parking lots. several people who attended a new year's eve party at a bar, want refunds. >> say the bar didn't deliver the celebration it promised. nbc 10 found several complaints on the facebook page for 1925 lounge. most party goers spent between $90 and $300 for tickets to the party on saturday night. online ad for the bar said the party was supposed to have buffet and live count down. people we spoke to say they got none of that. >> no food, sorry. no other explanation. midnight came and went didn't do the count down at midnight either. >> didn't seem like the food or premium open bar or the hand crafted cocktails that were promised. >> june bug productions worked with the bar to put on the party and they issued a statement on behalf of their company and 1925 lounge saying both companies are borinqu working together to investigate the events that took place and promise to do right by customers. >>> update on the situation on 95. >> same thing.

. >> anthony: the restaurant business, as i well know, ain't no picnic.ticularly rough. >> eduardo: mexico has a reputation where we all know that the country is run by corrupt politics. you have to stand up for what you believe. if you don't, people will run you over. you won't last a minute. i don't let people bully me around. >> anthony: garcia runs maximo bistrot with his wife, gabriella. here's the kind of extra helping of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city. in 2013, the spoiled daughter of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the mos