it is what we need to do in the city of san francisco and it's what we're doing in the city of san francisco. there is no better proof than hearing the stories and seeing the piece of paper with john's name on it and individuals getting into housing. with that, i want to introduce our great partner in san francisco and worked to get the funding, assembly member, phil ting. >> thank you very much, mr. mayor. i just wanted to thank you personally. you've been fighting on this issue during your entire time in office and during the entire time on the board, it's been your number one issue. i also wanted to thank the three other supervisors, cohen, ronen and kim. they have been incredible advocates. tireless advocates on this issue and every day having a laser-like focus. i wanted to acknowledge my partner in sacramento, a housing warrior, we've been working up there not just to fight homelessness, but tacking this housing crisis that has been affecting us. i know jeff sparks is here from senator weiner's office. thank you for being here, senator weiner couldn't be here. they're at a senate democ

experiencing homelessness in san francisco. the two other hearing that i attended today the solution to homelessness is housing. it's not shelters it's the not temporary measures we need to have more housing in the city that said forrable for people at a various active different income levels and that is it key to ending homelessness in san francisco and around the country is having more affordable housing and i'm pleased that this measure does just that. it will provide additional housing and shelter for people experiencing homelessness and it will create interventions to help prevent homelessness and will prevent single room occupies hotel residents to help prevent homelessness and help control with building and affordability and build new housing for middle income households. as you know we have a very serious homeless crisis here in san francisco. when we did our important time count in january 2017 we identified 7,499 people experiencing homelessness on that night. however during any given year we have about 21,000 people

they have been broken into in san jose since last spring. mail trucks in oakland, pleasant hill, antioch and richmond have been targeted. >>> the navy shared findings with the community. officials decided to retest the shipyard in san francisco for radiation. this is a story brought to life by a bay area nbc investigation. the shipyard is along san francisco's waterfront, an area set to become the largest ever redevelopment projects. >> our big message is the people who live and work here are safe now. we're doing everything we can to do a thorough investigation. >> san francisco officials say they will not accept any land from the navy until regulators can prove that it is clean. >> a follow-up now at 4:36 on that fire at a scrap metal facility in richmond. that smoke so thick people could see it and smell it from miles away. they measured the particles in the air and say levels were 100 times more than what's considered hazardous, an issue people living nearby shelter in place nearly 12 hours after the fire. more tests of air quality are no

francisco, 78 in san jose. almost like a summer evening. we're still close to 70 in san jose and in san francisco. the story is strong high pressure more typical of june and july, setting up across the west coast, keep things abnormally dry. more record highs tomorrow and a dry pattern which is having a big impact on the rainfall and snowfall deficit. we'll show you how much in our forecast coming up in 12 minutes. back to you. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> nbc bay area's christie smith is live at delores park where money is raining into cash registers as people are looking to get out. earlier we saw a sea of humanity back there. >> reporter: that's right, what a beautiful day it was here in san francisco. we're finally seeing people leave delores park. we don't often see these kind of crowds at the park. the temperature is more typical of may or june. >> i put on the one pair of shorts that i own. >> we're very weather doctor dependent. we let them know how lucky they are. no fog and no wind. >> reporter: at t

85 in san jose to where it joins again inuntain view. we just went average speeds into the red zone, that's around a 20 to 30 mile per hour change, perhaps closer to 20 right now. over all the bay looks great. two key spots, san jose and oakland are the problem. san jose northbound building up as you're coming out of the south san jose area and up toward oakland. road where one lane is still blocked by a crash and that's causing this big backup and a shift now a little more traffic north of capital expressway for san jose. that's unusually slow, taking the bay shore freeway down here, monterey road may see more activity as well. the other big slow spot is recovering, still very jammed, north 880 past the coliseum toward that earlier scene of the crash around 29th. waze maps out times for you and routes. the purple route 580 registers as the best compared to 880. join nbc bay area wazers and we will share the information with you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" at 6:22. fighting the opioid epidemic. the new state --

francisco. 75 in oakland. san mateo, some of the cool spots. the rest of us are in the upper 70s to almost 80 in some neighborhood inland. a look at the south bay, 49 this morning. look at that, 20 degrees warmer by noon. 69. 76 at 4:00. 64 at 7:00. let's look at your high temperatures, 76 in milpitas. 79 degrees. all right, up in the north bay we have 46 to 71. look at that jump. 35 degrees. 25 degrees, excuse me, by noon. and then 77 at 4:00. 59 at 7:00. let's take a look at temperatures. clover dale possibly. 78 today in napa and novato. lows tonight, a lot of mid to upper 40s in most neighborhoods. some 50s to low 50s around oakland, san mateo. here is a look at my seven-day forecast. you'll see temperatures pretty steady through friday. and then an inside slider that will bring snow showers to the sierra will drop our temperatures back into the low to mid-60s by monday. sue? >>> good morning. and an earlier accident before the toll plaza cleared. now look at the brake lights across the entire span. filling in

we are going to be in the upper 70s for napa, concord and also san jose. 70 degrees today in san francisco just going to jump right ahead to the weekend coming up in seven minutes. mike, now you have new crashes in oakland and san jose. >>> i do. it's not weekend like here. this is very much like the middle of a weekday morning commute but it's kicking in right now. before our eyes we see traffic stacking up at high street all the way up to 23rd where i'm told chp has reports of an overturned vehicle. chp is not yet there, probably hampered by the slower drive. the rest of the bay moves well but the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and then it crash in san jose north 101 at oakland road is on the shoulder, but judging by these traffic patterns they may have one lane blocked, i will wait until chp gives us more of an update there. city streets i will hand off all the activity that's happened overnight to you guys. >>> it was actually a violent night overnight. breaking news we're following on this tuesday morning, two separate incidents to tell you about. this is a live look at

jose, got close to a record 75, also close here in oakland, and san francisco, are two new records in livermore and san jose, both reaching 74 degrees, and the old records were 72, that old record was 1976 here in livermore and in san jose, the daily record was set back in 1982. now, the reason why we're seeing all this warmth is high pressure is building in across the way. this brings some warm, dry descending air, takes any rainfall and pushes it off to the north and acts like a big shield. we do not think high pressure is going to move for the next seven days so in our scrolling seven-day forecast dry weather all the way through the next seven days with this warmer air filtering in from the south. we'll get some chillier temperatures at least to start and a big rise in temperatures by the afternoon. you could see tomorrow we'll begin with 50 in the south bay, just a little bit of cloud cover. 47 for the tri valley, one of our coldest along with the north bay, also starting off at 48. commuting into san francisco a great start friday morning with a mix of sun and a few clouds and 52

it really should become the model for development in san francisco. i even said to our late mayor that all things being equal, we should never accept anything less. if they can do it, other developers should be required to do it. in talks about this development, the affordablity. we talk about the affordablity, and we talk about affordable housing all the time in san francisco, and my neighborhood, every time the term comes up, it prompts a question. the question is, affordable for whom, and that means it doesn't affect most of the people that i deal with, most of the folks who are challenged for housing in our church. this will meet their needs. not only will it meet the needs of people who constantly fall through the cracks, but it will even offer opportunity to people who have been pushed out of the city to come back, and in some communities, that is a really big thing. we have watched in -- one, because of any real regional planning, we have watched people in this city -- i know people personally, and you probably do, too, who have moved from san f

i'm jackie ward in san francisco. new study out by researchers for uc-berkeley and columbia university say we're blaming the wrong thing for our state's housing crisis. and i'm standing in the middle of the city college parking lot right now because various developers want to build housing here. but, of course, those developers and developers all across the state have to cut through the red tape and some people blame an environmental law called the california environmental quality act or ceqa. but this new study is blaming local governments at a time when the state group says hundreds of cities are behind on their housing goals. they say the progress for developers and builders should be streamlined from here on out. we'll see. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time for your "final 5." right now dozens of students from marjory stoneman douglas high school are in tallahassee to fight for gun control. president trump holds a listening session at the white house on school safety today. yesterday, the president si

2016 requiring all public restrooms in san francisco become gender-neutral. since that law came to pass, we have seen it lead to all gender restrooms becoming the norm in restaurants, bars across the city. but in the past year, they have reached out the ask that the law be expanded to include [inaudible] as well. this change we're told could help community members feel safer and more comfortable in their homes. as you know, about 5% of san franciscans live in s.r.o. which are a critical source of our low-cost housing and many people share toilet and bathing facilities are other residents. . some s.r.o.s have started to use all-gender restrooms but there are a few who don't and this would make it a requirement across the board. people of all genders as well as disabled people with opposite gender care taenltzes and parents with chinser of other genders deserve to feel safe and comfortable in using a restroom so we ask for your support to create safer spaces. i wanded to thank our co-sponsors as well as mayor ferrell who just si

growing up here in san francisco, it's not always the easiest place to grow up. cially, you know, when you're growing up with a struggling family, struggling mother here to take care of 4-8 children. and everything she's instilled in me, i give her credit for had who i am. i am grateful for the many opportunities i have here and that i'm even able to give back. i truly believe what you sow, you shall reap. the times i was mean, rude torques the majority of the staff here, i'm reaping that sometimes. but again, i have an investment to give the kids, what was given to me. as a former beacon student, i had many, many different staff members continue to invest their time in me, treat me like a little brother and even like a cousin. however they wanted to do me, but though, sometimes i was being rude, sometimes i was an obnoxious student, they still loved on me. and i decided that, ok, i have to go ahead and give back. i never thought i would be in this position i'm in now, but i'm honored to give them what was given to me. to hear we're going to be receiving $377 mill

wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour in san francisco. also by the way, in san jose. cold relatively cold system. cool temperatures as we start the week and probably more wind to follow. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> one quick correction, there's no 4:00 today. there is an 8:00 tonight. enjoy the olympics. take care. games >>> tonight, breaking news, a civil rights lawsuit filed against harvey weinstein claiming civil rights, and an air disaster ke kills all 71 on a russian plane. what caused it to lose altitude and crash. the white house in damage control. top aids hand the domestic abuse allegations against a white house staffer, and, also defend the embattled chief of staff as the president prepares to unveil his plan to shore up america's infrastructure, we look back at a near disaster that highlights how much work needs to be done, and the ride of a lifetime for an american snowborder

they are the great equalizer in san francisco. ybody in our city to enjoy, and what an amazing place that we have, two new playgrounds in civic center for our city to enjoy. you think about this neighborhood here, where we have more families living here. you mentioned this is mayor lee's legacy, and i remember working with supervisor kim so closely, we talk about all the improvements going from fulton plaza to here, it's been an amazing transformation over the course of the last few years, and we couldn't do it without or partners, to the jill and helen diller family foundation, thank you for all of your support. please, a round of applause for them. and to all of the parents that are here today, i want to say thank you. thank you for raising your children here in san francisco. we are giving our children an amazing gift that they may not know today, but years later when they can claim to be native san franciscans, when they can claim that they grew up on our parks and playgrounds, and they can claim to be the new generation of san

upper 30s in oakland. 38 in san francisco. this is definitely the headline this morning, let's take a look at few more numbers, 41 in belle monday and as we shift to the inner east bay, a lot of 30s. afternoon high is going to be cool, relatively mild, we are going to continue with this pattern through your weekend and a chance for rain coming our way, more on this in the extended forecast coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> usgf is reporting a earthquake occurred at 3:42 this morning. it's so small normally we wouldn't mention it. about 20 minutes northeast in contra costa watching a swarm of earthquakes. the cluster of quakes rubbled through the danville area early friday morning to noontime, a magnitude 3.5 earthquake followed by a 2.8 quake, minutes later, that was big enough to cause bart, scientists say no one knows when this shakes is going to stop. >> there is no clear start for stop necessarily and no clear order to the magnitudes of the earthquake. >> the usgf says there has been six other swarms since the 1970s, the

it found that drivers in san francisco spend an average of á79 hours per year sitting in traffic congestion san francisco 5th on the list of cities with the worst traffic in the world. last year san francisco was 4th on the list. san francisco is also tied for the worst congestion on city streets during peak commute hours.( terisa ) los angels was the worst city for traffic congestion. ( james ) for your health this morning... doctors are now saying that there is no way to prevent brain injuries in football. this comes as a new poll shows that the number of kids playing football is decreasing.( terisa ) one doctor says that any hit to the head is dangerous... not just concussions. he also warns that using helmets just encourages harder hits.( james ) and now some doctors are saying that nobody should play the game... especially children. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( will )a big vote is expected this morning on the possible recall of judge aaron persky. in your noise-canceling trusteheadphones? maybe not. maybe you could trust your flight attendant won't be

watermain break.lydia pantazes is live in san mateo. time of year... girl scout cookies are for sale.(darya) some innovative scouts set up shop in front of a cannabis dispernsary.(james) kron four's philippe djegal went to find out how sales are doing. nats- "hi, would you like to buy girl scout cookies?" four years ago...nats- "thank you. my pleasure. thank you." 17-year-old danielle lei (lay) started selling girl scouts cookies outside the apothecarium cannabis dispensary in san francisco's castro district. this year -- she's outside the apothecarium in the marina neighborhood.danielle lei/girl scout- "they've been really, really nice." lei says she sets-up outside dispensaries with her mom, in part, because she knows many patients want the sugar.danielle lei/girl scout- "i mean, i guess. but it's also just like any other spot." her goal, this year, is to sell 600 boxes of cookies. in the past, she's reached 18-hundred boxes. the proceeds going to city programs and other organizations.danielle lei/girl scout- "a portion is going to go

53 in san jose and 47 in napa and san francisco only 50 degrees. reason for the colder air. those winds really kicked up this afternoon, and they continue to stay active right now. those gusts, look at this. across the board in many cities right now and over 30 miles per hour, and that wind direct is out of the north. so it's pooling cool canadian air right into hour neck of the woods, and these winds will remain active over the next 12 hours. so here's a call from accuweather. remakes windy, and it will be rather cold overnight tonight, and in the north bay especially. we drop into the 20s in a lot of cities and most spots, san francisco dropping into the 0 abouts overnight tonight and once again in the santa cruz mountains there is a chance of a little bit of wintry precipitation overnight tonight. however, that wind is going to make it feel even colder than that. look at future tracker windchill numbers, by 7:00 in the morning on monday. this is how you feel as you step out the door, a lot of 20s and 30s and the winter jacket, the scarf and glove

this is where we should be for february. 59 in san francisco and oakland, 61 in san jose, a high of only 58 in cloverdale and 62 in conco concord. morning clouds, breezy coditions on your monday. temperatures stay seasonal into tuesday and into valentine's day on wednesday, and the second half of the accuweather forecast, the warming trend begins again and that dry pattern continues. >>> let's tee it up, ted potter jr. not your household name on the pga tour. he's been around for 15 years and won once in 2012. today, he outplayed the number one player in the world at at&t pebble people pro am. arizona cardinal leader fitzgerald, number 7-year-old goes in, he and hiss partner won the pro am by 7. ted potter bowi bied the first, failed d.j. and jason day in the hunt. he was top ranked with d.j. coming in. this is third shot from a bad lye, he bogeyed tie -- phil mickelson finished the day at 5 under par. goes from pebbles to a sandy beach, somehow parred the hole, 270, tied for second at 14 under. potter parred the rest of the way for a grand finish, slides by. he parred 369, wins by three

francisco and 50 in san jose. along the peninsula, 47 foster city with 45 in san mateo. upper 50s with lower 60s and the forecast for today. not much change coming in the days ahead. i will detail what we are expecting coming up but first let's get to the highways.>>> right now traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving approaching the bay bridge from the east shore freeway, 31 minutes continuing from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze and that is not too bad for right now. that is about what we expect. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza we have 20 minutes on the weight. the carpool lanes are moving well so if you are thinking of getting to the city now is a good time. 880 northbound and southbound is moving well past the oakland coliseum and on the san mateo bridge we are looking okay from hayward into foster city but a lot of salt traffic on 580 at the altamont pass because of minor issues. 680 is slow headed south into fremont. let's get back to the desk.>>> a developing story in alame

a big protest is planned in san francisco in front of i.c.e.'alifornia headquarters at noon. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> three minutes now before 7:00. and time for your "final 5." >>> this morning, students from marjory stoneman douglas high school head back to classes two weeks after a gunman killed 17 students and school staff. the extra security and grief counselors will be on campus. the freshman building where the shooting happened will remain closed today. >>> the security clearance for jared kushner has been downgraded. he will no longer have access to the president's daily briefing. he is part of a group of roughly three dozen people whose access was downgraded following new tighter security standards. >>> this afternoon the family of a man shot and killed by san francisco police officers will hold a news conference. luis "gongora pat" was shot and killed in april 2016. >>> new details on the massive fire that tore through a metal recycling facility in richmond last month. the cause may never be known

in san jose kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:35. morning new this morning support services will be available for students and staff at an east bay high school today after a student died over the weekend. according to the east bay times a student at freedom high school in observing lay died. counselors will be availing for grieving students and staff. there will be several deaths of students in east contra costa in recent months. last week we told you how four students have died so far this year at liberty high school in brentwood. >>> many people celebrating the super bowl kept chp busy last night. we went on a ride along, an alleged drunk driver was pulled over 15 minutes into the drive. while we are waiting on arrest numbers from last night we dough know that 300 dui arrests were made in the last two weeks alone. >>> palo alto is home to the first children's museum west of the mississippi and today talks of rebuilding it are moving forward. city council will discuss plans to redesign the junior museum and zoo tonight. the proposed

looking at slowing that just popped up in oakland. san >>> plus, commuters are waiting for the new transbay transit center in san francisco to open up. the delays the project is facing. still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. jose on this tuesday morning. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. if you are just joining us, quarter to 5:00 right now. a live look outside downtown san jose. winter decided to come back and visit. maybe it was that whole punxsutawney phil thing, right? >> blame it on -- >> blame it on the groundhog. kari has the forecast coming up. >>> you see t you know what that means, that team of year with parades, marching bands, costumes, they fill the

francisco, 66 in san jose. noticeably cooler to finish off the weekend. 61 in oakland and 57 the high in lake port. tomorrow it's partly sunny. monday we're back to average finally. upper 50s to low 60s is where we should be. as we head towards the vol day, hall tiny's day, a warming trend begins again and by next weekend back into the 70s in our warmer spots. the next seven days, not a drop of rain. >> i didn't think 70 was going to happen again. >> coming back next weekend. enjoy. >> drew, thanks. >> thanks very much. we're going to love tonight maechsup at the arena. >> this is good stuff. steve kerr, greg popovich. wears getting ready for a big test. spurs are here. prime time on ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase

offices in san francisco. they are protesting the arrest of 150 undocumented immigrants in california. more on today's demonstration and a dispute between local leaders and the federal government. >> reporter: i am sure you can hear and see some of the behind me. you can see several hundred people with their signs in front of the i.c.e. offices. now, just before noon the crowd started marching this direction from jackson and battery with a banner that said no deportation, chanting their message. you can see that they have blocked off part of the street here. this is washington and samsung. the other intersection is blocked, as well. this is the banner people were carrying. they started painting a sign on to the pavement here. it says bay area united. this demonstration, this protest in response to an immigration operation conducted by i.c.e. in northern california over the past several days. representatives for immigrations and customs enforcement in san francisco say about half of the 150 people who were detai

so we're looking at a nice start to the day with 55 in san francisco, 51 in san jose, 41 half moon bay this morning, yeah, this is what we get to look at. 42 santa rosa. 39 by the delta. it's 44 in livermore. so with the clear sky, numbers are starting off on the cool side. but spending time on the peninsula will be in the 60s by 10:00. mid-60s noontime. highs in the lower 70s. so records, there could be a few today. you'll notice once again, where are the changes. they're subtle changes that come in along the shoreline with a bit of a sea breeze. otherwise, low 70s inland. we're looking clear tonight and the winds kicking up. the fire danger drying out the air tomorrow. frances? >> lisa, a couple new problems to tell you about. there have been quite a few accidents this friday morning. we've been tracking this on westbound 4 near willow pass road. an ambulance on route. traffic already slow as you make it towards bay point. another crash westbound 37 at skaggs island. traffic is quickly backing up right now as you make your way towards the point where there could be another separate c

in san jose, average highs about 59. on the peninsula, 74 redwood city. 73 in san mateo. upper 60s here. out of the 70s at the coast. san francisco 70 today. a nice afternoon in the north bay looking at highs in the mid-70s from santa rosa. 72 in vallejo. near east bay, 72. you head inland, more low 70s. a beautiful afternoon. but can we get any rain in here. tonight, it's patchy fog, 40s and 50s. we'll look at the extended outlook a little later. sue? >> a live look at san rafael if your travels take you in that area, all the way into san francisco. you're looking good with about a 20-minute dry fog here. the taillights are headed in the southbound direction. couple of spots, the peninsula. this one on 92 westbound by skyline boulevard, we had reports from chp it may be in the eastbound direction also. we'll check back and get confirmation on that as well. an accident 24 at 580. the curve partially blocking the slow lane. tow truck is on scene here. >> sue, thank you. we know cancer warning labels have been on packs of cigarettes for years now. now if a consumer group ha

san jose, 78. the same thing at fairfield. we have 77 ingan hill, fremont, richmond, also san rafael and ukiah. 75 today in oakland. palo alto and san francisco 76. half moon bay at 72 degrees. here's the way it looks in our inland east bay neighborhoods. 49 degrees this morning under stars. 72 at noon. 76 at 4:00. 64 at 7:00. and here is a look at your high temperatures from 77 in pittsburg and antioch. all near 79. here in san francisco some micro climates today. 59 at 7:00. downtown at 76 the marina and sunset only in the upper 60s. mid to upper 40s around the bay. the coast and san francisco low 50s. look at this. we're seeing the stretch that could go all the way to friday of above average warmth. starts to turn cooler saturday like in the sierra. unfortunately doesn't look like any rain for us. sue? >>> better news. this is past the toll plaza on the flat section here. we had reports of a couple of lanes blocked with an accident. chp has just told us that accident is now cleared. traffic should be recovering. very slow and go from 880

san jose is now one of the first cities in the u.s. to develop such a plan. >>> a state lawmaker from san jose wants to allow veterinarians to prescribe pot for animals. supporters say it would be another option to treat pets for ailment like pain, anxiety and nausea. but it's important to be regulated. >> since cannabis is now legally recreationally, there is a great risk people are give it to their pets with no guidance. >> critics of the bill are concerned about marijuana poisoning in pets. they say there's not enough research to support pot as a medical option for animals. >>> there's a new workplace perk at apple. boutique healthcare. it will soon be offered to employees at the spaceship campus and other offices. it includes a network of medical clinics that offers a concierge like healthcare experience. it's set to launch this spring. job seekers in san francisco are building new careers. they are putting up new buildings. citybuild academy is an 18 week program for san francisco residents interested in construction careers. they

areas like oakland 73. 77 and fremont and 78 in san jose. in the north bay santa rosa you hit near 80. sunday -- the afternoon hi 79. nothing changing for the back half of the weekend and extended forecast is dry. details on that coming up. >>> we are following a developing story in the east bay. armed man was seen wearing body armor in cleveland road last night which led to a shelter in place from several hours. the shelter in place has been lifted and the search for the man continues. >> christien kafton is live in pleasant hill at the apartment complex where the man was last spotted. >> reporter: it's a sense first off of where this unfolded. where the pleasant hill village apartment complex next to the century theater close to contra costa boulevard. this is where the story started to unfold around 1030 p.m. -- 10:30 pm wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying an assault rifle. police were on scene and they then spotted that man. officer say the first officers on scene ordered the man to drop his weapon but instead he bolted into the apart

and san francisco up to 74. still 77 right now in san jose. you see 70s around downtown san francisco. and just a few high clouds out there. and numbers still warm as you can see for most of the bay area spending your saturday evening in the 70s. unfortunately the flip side is strong high pressure keeping the rain and snow far away. what's really interesting about the forecast moving forward through the month, perhaps all the way through the middle part of the month, are more days like this, more typical maybe of june, dry conditions, more records possible again tomorrow as we wrap up the weekend. coming up, we'll show you the closest chance we'll see rain trying to make a comeback in our forecast in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> all right. thanks. lots of people reaping the benefits of the nice weather. at the park to explain. we see people in short sleeves in february. >> yeah, that's right. i have to say not a bad assignment at all. and park in san francisco certainly an example of how people are enjoying this whether. all around the ci

for now live in san jose, roz plater for "today in the bay." >>> also breaking in san jose right now, police activity in downtown. you are looking live on key street, which is closed between 8th and 10th streets. this is the california car wash. it's happening in an area near happy hollow zoo. we're told that police are looking at bullet casings and looking for witnesses. we will bring you updates on this story throughout the morning. >>> we are waiting for word from san francisco police as to what happened to a woman who was reported kidnapped but later found. a witness told police a woman was dragged out of the hayes street laundry by a man last night. the woman's purse and belongings were left behind. the witness says the suspect had a knife and blood was found on the floor and the sidewalk. a nearby deli worker tells us the victim came into the deli, they shared surveillance video with officers. >> she was purchasing some soda and laundry detergent. she had enough money for the soda, not enough for the detergent so she wanted to use the phone. she seemed frustrated on the phone, a

cracks and voids in san bernardino. umas county, cracks at frenchman zpam deterioration or settling of the dam itself. in los angeles county, cracking, spalling and erosion at pyramid dam. >> we don't have adequate knowledge. >> this former engineer and this former dwr administrator both say these issues show a culture of inattention, lack of follow-up and failure to maintain critical structures. >> we don't have adequate technical staff to fully do the full scope of what's required. >> has california kept one the maintenance as it should have? >> no. the infrastructure has not been maintained. >> the issues have gone unaddressed for sears. broken sump pumps not repaired for more than four years. plans to install new monitoring tools date go back three years but still unaddressed. the reports show the earthen dam had settled in places, as much as 13 inches. not a concern, say inspectors. each time inspectors declared del vale satisfactory. >> joe serves as dwr's executive director. >> i think the dams that we're talking

close to 70 in san jose. close to 70 in dublin and san ramon. marin county, mill valley. 66. 69 degrees. you will look to the hills for a little bit of white monday morning. extended forecast, much cooler on sunday, cloudier, and windy. monday, president's day, mid 50s . that's it. and we will stay in the 50s most of next week. it will get cold. guys back to you. >> thanks paul. >>> coming up, high school seniors score with awesome gifts from kevin durant. their emotional response to the news that they are going to college. >> and, coming up on nightbeat at 10:00, they are your first point of contact when you are having an emergency. 911 operators. but tonight, we investigate the slowing response times in the bay area. we'll have that story for you tonight on nightbeat. that is 10:00 over on our sister station on kbcw, 44 cable 12. so you spent all your money on holiday gifts. bitcoins are about to go bust. which means like most people this time of year, you're broke. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save, including four crispy chicken nuggets for $1, jack's o

this is where we should be for february. 59 in san francisco and oakland, 61 in san jose, a high of onlyoverdale and 62 in conco concord. morning clouds, breezy coditions on your monday. temperatures stay seasonal into tuesday and into valentine's day on wednesday, and the second half of the accuweather forecast, the warming trend begins again and that dry pattern continues. >>> let's tee it up, ted potter jr. not your household name on the pga tour. he's been around for 15 years and won once in 2012. today, he outplayed the number one player in the world at at&t pebble people pro am. arizona cardinal leader fitzgerald, number 7-year-old goes in, he and hiss partner won the pro am by 7. ted potter bowi bied the first, failed d.j. and jason day in the hunt. he was top ranked with d.j. coming in. this is third shot from a bad lye, he bogeyed tie -- mickelson finished the day at 5 under par. goes from pebbles to a sandy beach, somehow parred the hole, 270, tied for second at 14 under. potter parred the rest of the way for a grand finish, slides by. he parred 369, wins by three strokes for a

it's almost near the end of the line in san jose. almost to the end of the week. >> it's friday eve. >> it's the weekend. >> that train will take off. >> and it's going to be a nice weekend, too. there's going to be one day in particular you'll want to make your outdoor plans for and then on sunday it's going to be cooler. let's start with saturday, your outdoor day. it will be up to 70 degrees inland and it's going to be so nice. sunshine, the coast at 62 degrees and the bay at 66 degrees. and then as we head into sunday, that's when the winds will start to pick up and our temperatures will be cooler, only making it up to 54 degrees on sunday for the coast and 57 for the bay. inland 59. and not much sunshine there. that's when we start to have those changes. it does look good for our lunar new year's celebration this one happening in san jose at the san jose museum of art reaching into the upper 60s in the middle of the day, up to 68 degrees that high temperature at 3:00. so that will be a nice one going down paso robles. until satur

mateo and in san francisco 57 degrees on the embarcadero. h bay, up to 61 degrees in novato, and santa rosa 59 degrees. starting out this morning getting dressed you do need a nice warm coat because it is very chilly in some spots, even colder than yesterday. but later on today with all of that sunshine you will need the sunglasses. i'd like to talk quickly about the sierra snow pack. we are doing so bad there, we are only at about 25% around lake tahoe of normal and the southern sierra as well as the northern sierra only at about 18% of normal. so it would take a lot of snow to catch up to normal and at this point that really doesn't happen. so we are looking at only a slight chance of seeing some more snow moving in as we go into early next week and for us that means a few spotty showers and much cooler temperatures on the way. i will talk more about that coming up. mike, you have an update on the crashes in the east bay. >>> i'm chuckling because i was not expecting you to say that sierra snow pack is bad. the bay bridge crash cleared from

this was a scene in san diego. some called this brilliant. the girl scout counsel wants to talk to the little girl in the photo. the loophole that could prevent her from facing consequences. these stories and more when i join the two of you in minutes. >>> time is 6:48. sal is over there. and there's a new crash in san francisco. >> that's right. it's blocking two lanes on highway 101 dave and pam. and i want to mention it. i don't think i have the picture up by some glitch of my own. if the control room could bring up highway 101 in san francisco until i can find it. southbound 101 we do have a crash blocking a couple of lanes, and it is at cesar chavez. i want to mention that traffic is going to be slow not only here but on the skyway. and that could have an effect on the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza here at the metering lights is going to be slow. and if the backup in san francisco continues getting into san francisco from oakland could be a chore for you. and we're going to keep watching that. hopefully, they get that clear. once

we represent family childcare providers in san francisco and 38 other counties throughout california and in strong support of the proposal and appreciate the leadership. currently, childhood educators are far from making self-sufficient wages and many fail to meet costs. increasing the raises would support the childcare system. additionally the system will help alleviate the wait list for san francisco families and allow more families to continue to access the care they need. thank you. >> good afternoon, i'm representing district 11 as and a parent of two young boys in san francisco. i strongly support the measure for universal childcare it will generate millions to support our ece community and to let our children and our families thrive in the city. i also add how important it is we invest in our children at such a young age. what better way to support our children to not only become great citizens and be prepared to be sustainable and independent and contributive of our society. i urge you all please to support the ballot. thank you. >> good afternoon, monica walters ceo of wei to

i strongly oppose a slaughterhouse in san francisco. requiring environmental review to understand how the bayview would be impacted is a modest request. allowing a slaughterhouse without so much as a consideration of the environmental effects on the bayview flies in the face of san francisco's progressive nature. opposed to a slaughterhouse anywhere, but i would like the city to acknowledge a slaughterhouse does in fact affect the environment, our residents, and the animals. thank you. >> president breed: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, ina, and my wife and i live in the bayview with our four children and also run a doggy daycare, i'm a native san francisco resident. we look small here, those of us in line, i want you to know the bayview is full of working class citizens and many people wanted to be here but could not afford to take a day off from work. i understand the reasons why the planning commission okayed the permits. also believe it was based on a false narrative that has been created. repeatedly stated that it was impor

the car was later found in san francisco unoccupied... ce say they were able to identify the thieves with information found in the car. ( robin ) benicia police arrested three people in an investigation of an illegal gaming business. it happened on columbus parkway near interstate 780. police say the suspects had games where people can gamble on computers that ran slot machine-style games. during the sweep... officers also found weapons... methamphetamines and drug paraphernalia. the three people are facing drug and gambling charges. ( robin ) also in the east bay... a 5-year-old girl is attacked by a pit bull. it happened at point pinole regional shoreline yesterday morning. police say the dog was not on a leash. the girl was taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. the east bay regional park district is investigating the attack. ( robin ) things are heating up in the san francisco mayor's race. kron 4's hermela aregawi was there as hundreds of people showed up at city hall to the hear from the democratic candidates. san francis

hand give us the ability of those who operate housing solutions in san francisco to provide short-term solutions to individuals who at that time may not see what they'll need. we know that housing, treatment, services can work, and that this is one more tool in our tool box to help have a stable and thriving society. thank you. [applause]. >> okay. that concludes this press conference. happy to answer any questions. issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant