pier 29, 38, 1923 are vacant piers or where we are doing piers where we are working on the facilities. that is interesting opportunity sites for that reason. the final item in terms of summarizing responses are economics. respondents were asked to provide range of rental ratings they would fay for use they -- they would pay for use they were contemplating the capital investment for the space they were proposing. this was not required. it is interesting to note less than a third provided the information. it depends on the deal which we understand. it is interesting that the average rent specified $30 per square foot per year is similar to the rental rate with the feasibility analysis. we were in that range when the consultant was trying to have the figure. it was 0 to $75 per square foot with the highest for small use. the capital investment had a large range for master tenants anticipating 7 to $50 million and smaller 2 to $9 million in investment. these are very small numbers every responses. this was nonbinding. we wouldn't macon conclusions but i it is instructive the numbers they

it was amazing. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of a rangether pier -- ranger the pier remained open. >> they decided they wanted to see the waves so we left the house. >> reporter: he brought his two girls out to check out the sights. >> these waves scare me because they are really high. >> scary and but at the same time, like, kind of interesting. >> reporter: authorities urging people over the next few days to stay out of the water. conditions on land just as bad. whipping winds and heavy rain, a crash slowed traffic on the bay bridge. by land, sea, and air everything was effected. flights at san francisco international airport delayed for three hours. a at the beach -- at the beach, the warning signs were there. >> i am a fan of big waves. seeing them splash over the wall. >> the cafe provided a pruprieve with a hot -- proprieve with a hot beverage. >> reporter: it is wilder outside says jeff young. >> out on the pier coming this way and a unique wave lifted the pier up. >> feels like you are on a rollercoaster if you go out further. >> reporter: rollercoaster indeed. after escor

take a listen. >> reporter: mother nature's pounding the shoreline next to pacifica pier. the ocean a place to stay out of sunday but definitely a sight to see. sight to see. >> we decided they needed to see how dangerous it is. >> reporter: we spoke to her about the surf and then this happened. >> they just got wet. >> that is why. >> wavers were just crashing on the rocks and they were just curling over. curling over. it was amazing. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of a ranger the pier remained open. >> they decided they wanted to see the waves so we left the house. ate dinner on the way. way. >> reporter: he brought his two girls out to check out the sights. >> these waves scare me because they are really high. >> scary and but at the same time, like, kind of interesting. >> reporter: authorities urging people over the next few days to stay out of the water. conditions on land just as bad. whipping winds and heavy rain, a crash slowed traffic on the bay bridge. by land, sea, and air everything was effected. flights at san francisco international airport delayed for

in building a new pier? i said, "what you are planning to do is boring. but if i could be ambitious about it, about maybe building an actual island in the park, if you are up to it, i am up for it." ♪ david: today the internet is still very much a part of our lives. what about television and motion pictures? do you think they will continue to be important parts of our lives? barry: i think the movie business is over as a really cultural institution of any great value. the movie business is now about -- primarily, it is about making sequels and big, huge mega-movies that are more marketing things than anything else. so i think movies have very much receded. i think television, of course, as we all know, is having a great period because of the, the incredible optionality in television, and the craft. david: are you worried that four or five technology companies could control our culture and our lives so much, or are you not worried about that? barry: no, i am worried about that. i have always thought concentra

the high street pier maritime museum was locked up y fwa t ei the bigships? >> yeah. >> reporter: the ober family from utah made this the first stop on their vacation. >> another time, i don't know. >> reporter: 700,000 federal employees are impacted by the partial shutdown. some are working without getting paid. >> they can never do without a full week's paycheck or a day's paycheck. and especially in the holiday season when there are extra expenses, it's outrageous that they're being forced to go without. >> reporter: the municipal pier near aquatic park was another spot off limits. >> i just don't understand how the government got so much money and they can't get somebody to come open this gate. >> reporter: james perez had this message for the president -- >> trump, i need to talk to you, call me. >> reporter: no telling how long the partial shutdown will last. the national parks service says anyone who had their alcatraz tours canceled will get refunds. live in san francisco tonight, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks. to find out what's opened and wh

are inside the pier. public uses as well as maritime uses inside the pier and on the aprons. historic preservation we have to have. seismic and the co-existing where they can andy pending on the type of maritime use we need revenue uses to support the previous bubble, the financial fees build bubble. we need revenues from these piers to use in other piers that don't have the ability or the harbor fund to support essentially. this rfi is about getting partners. the robe we -- reason we need partners we can't do this all ourselves. the rfi is the first step to identify the partners and we identify more partners through r.f.p. rfi was on the streets for three months. we worked hard to get outside of the typical solicitation outreach to do additional outreach. we had a lot of website activity. we did online sessions where respondents could watch a powerpoint online and interact via chat. we did in person presentations, open houses, 260 people signed up to continue to hear from us. i am sorry or you are welcome, i am not sure but thank you for staying with us through the process.

battered the cement ship and pier before crashing ashore. the pier is closed along with waterfront campsites after about fifteen campers were evacuated overnight to higher ground, including aurelio rodriguez.aurelio rodriguez/evacuated from high surf area "...yeah, it's nice to see nature like that but the surf was big...."farther north, the capitola warf was also closed for a time. sandbags are in place but the surf stopped just short of causing problems for busnesses and residents along the esplanade. most people are keeping their distance amid warnings about the unpredictable surf.bill wolcott/state park superintendent "..this can actually be one of the more dangerous times when people come out to enjoy the sunshine not realizing there are still some large waves out there..." henry/beach visitor "....we lose somebody every year so it's good to be careful..." surfers were quick to take advantage of the conditions, described as big enough but a bit messy.soteric/surfer "...totally, and it's a nice day too and there's nobody out in this spot

hi, spencer. >> reporter: definitely having fun here at pier 39.er of the flyer in san francisco. i won't even be in to try to describe what it is. >> it's nice to be here. the flyer san francisco is a new amusement park ride and experience on pier 39. we're opening at the beginning of 2019, but are opening for a sneak peek over the holidays. >> reporter: is the experience for people to soaring, is it something like that? >> it's a little bit like that. ettr in, and someater. people can be as high as 22 feet off the ground. while in your seats, your seat also move and you're watching a multimedia presentation that will take you all over san francisco. >> so you get to see the golden gate, and alcatraz. >> you'll go up and over the golden gate bridge, rightalcatr. and then we take you through some neighborhoods like castro and chinatown. >> when are you open again? >> starting tomorrow, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. we'll be open seven days a week through the holidays. >> so much going on at pier 39, that the tree lighting occurs every hour on the ho

kron 4's gabe slate was at the pacifica pier with more.es were so big in pacifica they were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons. sound- people reacting to waves. thenational weather service issued a high surf warning along the coast for monday saying there could waves up to 50 feet high at favored breaks alot of wave watchers were out in pacifica with their phones out trying to capture images of mother nature's power. otherswere taking pictures of the picture takers. sound- people reacting to waves. isaw a few people soaked myself while i was getting this shot a huge wave hit two girls just off my left natsound - girls hit with wave sound- steve shaw - assistant gm, moonraker restaurant, pacifica "weinches e shaw assistant general manager of moonraker restaurant in pacifica which sits right on the ocean incredible views but it's too close when there is high surf sound- steve shaw - assistant gm, moonraker restaurant, pacifi

prisoners carry their own wounded to the pier for evacuation.aptured jap water is the first chance the boys have had to wash since they got on the island. gunfire from our warships knocked these big guns out in the earlier bombardment. these were english vicars' guns captured by the japs in singapore. one of the many light tanks. this was the jap command post, built of reinforced concrete several feet thick. that building was built to withstand plenty and did. finally took it with tnt and flamethrowers. the fighting was still going on at one end of the island. they set to work clearing the airstrip even while we were fighting for it. the first plane landed just 24 hours after the seabees and started to work. the second one lands one minute later. we welcome the pilots to our new home. it was our first chance to thank those guys for the job they did for us before and during the attack. on d plus 4, our relief came in. maybe you think we were not glad to see them. i guess all of us knew from the first, no matter how tough the going was, we would t

kron 4's gabe slate was at the pacifica pier with more... the waves were so big in pacifica they were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons. sound- people reacting to waves. thenational weather service issued a high surf warning along the coast for monday saying there could waves up to 50 feet high at favored breaks alot of wave watchers were out in pacifica with their phones out trying to capture images of mother nature's power. otherswere taking pictures of the picture takers. sound- people reacting to waves. isaw a few people soaked myself while i was getting this shot a huge wave hit two girls just off my left natsound - girls hit with wave sound- steve shaw - assistant gm, moonraker restaurant, pacifica "wehad 2 inches of water in lobby" steve shaw assistant general manager of moonraker restaurant in pacifica which sits right on the ocean incredible views but it's too close when there is high surf sound- steve shaw - assis

there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons.er restraurant says the business took a big hit. <"we had 2 inches of water in us got a broken window and a windown in our banquet room"> ( james ) this is the not first time the ocean took out one of moonraker's windows. last year a rogue wave crashed into the restaurant breaking a window and flooded their lower level banquet room. ( james ) the waves battered a cement ship and pier at seacliff state beach in santa cruz. the pier was closed along with waterfront campsites after about fifteen campers were evacuated overnight to higher ground. most people kept their distance amid warnings about the unpredictable surf. farther north, the capitola warf was also closed for a time. sandbags were put in place but the surf stopped just short of causing problems for busnesses and residents along the esplanade. ( darya ) pleasanton police say they've arrested two thieves who stole a home an drove away in a stolen car. a neighbor told police that a woman took the package from the front porch of

high water from king tides splashing along a pier 3 walkway..the national weather service says more ofdes will threaten san francisco's coastlines through christmas eve..flooding along roads, and sidewalks is a concern for areas like the embarcadero..and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared...sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... we'll take a look at the last minute holiday travel rush at s-f-o. ( darya ) here's a live look at norad's santa tracker it keeps an eye on santa as he flies around the world delivering the world flies around santa as he keeps an eye on tracker it norad's santa look at norad's santa tracker it keeps an eye on santa as he flies around the world delivering presents. (ácommercialá)(ááb

san francisco's municipal pier is off limits. so is the hyde street pier. alcatraz tours are still happening although some nighttime tours have been canceled. thanks to funding from a separate source, muir woods is still open. >>> developing news. a tsunami that hit the coast around indonesia's sunda strait has killed at least 62 people. the southeast asian country's disaster management agency expects that number to rise. some 600 others were hurt. the wave hit about 25 minutes after the ana krakatoa volcano erupted. officials say there were no earth tremors, which allowed no time for warnings. >>> the town of paradise has brought back an annual christmas tradition despite destruction from the camp fire. this evening a christmas tree lighting and ice skating event was held. the city has run the rink at terry ash park every year since 2012 and said this year would be no different. paradise recreation and park district also worked with the city to provide treats to attendees. 90% of homes in the city were lost in the camp fire, the deadliest and most destruct

reporting live from pier 39, sam brock. >>> it's hip to be square. a huge get for the city, and it continues as oakland continues to evolve and grow. square, the notable tech company is expanding beyond san francisco and taking over a vacant office complex in oakland. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, a proud oakland meit native joins us. is it a mixed reaction? or is everyone happy there? >> reporter: a lot of changes. when i was a kid the building behind me was abandoned and damaged. then things got renovated and hot as more jobs came to the area. now in what will be the biggest deal in oakland history, more tech is coming to the town. farley's east kwocoffee shop wan oak rapid's oakland's uptown area before things got hot. now their patience is paying off. san francisco payment service company square says it will lease all of the building's 356,000 square feet of office space bringing 300 to 500 employees with room for more into the area and local businesses sdprchl businesses. >> we heard they're not going to have a cafeteria and they

high water from king tides splashing along a pier 3 walkway..the national weather service says more ofse king tides will threaten san francisco's coastlines through christmas eve..flooding along roads, and sidewalks is a concern for areas like the embarcadero..and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared...sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when you see some of the king tides come in you might be surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. ( will ) happening now ... the lefty o'doul's last minute christmas eve toy drive.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with more on the big event. good morning. mayor london breed to join mayor willie brown, san francisc

the pier closed earlier than scheduled after the big waves started pounding the pier.ng the maverick surf contest on hold indefinitely. sufferers were invited near half moon bay. there was talk the competition could be held today. organizer noose hope to hold the event neks month which is typically when best conditions are for this competition but also could be held any time before the month of april. >> they have the window of time. >> and a lot of people might be tempted to go to the beach. it's sunny and the rain is gone. people in town visiting for the holidays. >> but not a good idea. >> big waves sneak up on you. >> don't go today. >> never turn your back to the ocean. >> that's true. our rain is done. there might be a few showers going along the coast but they're done. trying and trying but they said okay i'm out of there. a little bit in sonoma county but that's it. really good rain in the last 24 hours. for some it was very good in the santa cruz mountains. walnut creek, fremont, 89. getting some snow, the snow level is coming down unfortunately. looks like th

high water from king tides splashing along a pier 3 walkway..the national weather service says more of king tides will threaten san francisco's coastlines ugh christmas eve..flooding along roads, and sidewalks is a concern for areas like the embarcadero..and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared...sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when you see some of the king tides come in you might be surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... we'll take a look at the last minute holiday travel rush at s-f-o. (robin) plus ... police are stepping up patrols on bay area road through christmas day. the warning they have for drivers. (robi

high water from king tides splashing along a pier 3 walkway..the national weather service says more ofdes will threaten san francisco's coastlines through christmas eve..flooding along roads, and sidewalks is a concern for areas like the embarcadero..and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared...sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to s of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when you see some of the king tides come in you might be surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. off-guard. take a tourist off-guard. (á2 shotá)( will ) as you may have noticed this weekend, a partial government shutdown went ieffect. meaning some government employees are ( darya ) and there's a chance it won't be fixed until the new year. john lorinc

. >>> pier 39 is spreading holiday cheer. >> a little grey out there. spencer christian is there live. >> reporter: celebrating a happier holiday season. joining me now is chief operating officer. we may see a video of the tree lighting a couple of years ago. but i want to talks about your crab. >> running strong and great for the holiday gatherings. >> reporter: what about folks who want to prepare crab at home. >> so you can buy it at the store already cooked or get it live, steam it or boil it. o one of our favorite preparations is the garlic roasted crab. preheat it in your oven. roast for eight to ten minutes and you have a nice garlic roast crab. wine. >> you had me at garlic. i should mention that the tree lighting occurs every hour on the hour from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. every night. if you miss the 5:00 lighting, you have 6:00, 7:00. come on down to pier 39. >> thank you so much. >>> now onto the weather sandhya patel is here with that. >> we are tracking showers. ukiah reporting light rain. it is not a lot, but it is a start. so across highwa

crashing into the pier.filmed and the alarm raised by a family on a beach clean. i saw the boat with no one on it. i saw the splash and the head bobbing up—and—down. what did you do then? i told my dad to phone 999. i was shouting, "swim, swim," but he wasn't moving at all. the lifeboat was on anotherjob when the alarm was raised. the skipper of the dream catcher was holding him out of the water until we got alongside. the fact that we passed him two miles further south and just steamed past him is quite frightening. they were just amazing, from the passing fishing boat to the crew. the crew was just there rescuing another boat. they came so fast, you know. yes, they were just marvellous. taken to hospital with hypothermia, nathan rogers has been recovering at home today. an unfortunate accident with a happy ending here but the incident has raised the dangers of fishing, particularly when alone, with some pointing to the importance of life jackets with safety measures, like locater beacons. it's time for a l

high water from king tides splashing along a pier 3 walkway..the national weather service says more ofse king tides will threaten san francisco's coastlines through christmas eve..flooding along roads, and sidewalks is a concern for areas like the embarcadero..and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared...sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. ( will ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we take a look at how victims of the camp fire are spending christmas eve. ( will ) and we'll take a look at some of the new laws coming to california in 20-19 deal talk! my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hic

many people headed to the pier to get a closer look, hopefully not too close. we have more on what'tt>> y we are on the pier. you can see they have the gates locked here. nobody is allowed out here because it is too dangerous. as we look out at the waves you can see they are very big. it is still enough to do a lot of damage. the big waves delivered and delivered and delivered. the high surf warning less of a deterrent and more of an attraction is this morning. >> it is big, man. it looks like it is building >> dozens of people walked along the beach boulevard. the water crashed down flooding the asphalt. some couldn't escape including my photographer. a waver damaged the building and broke a window creating a mess on the ground and inside. the waves still crashing near by. for some it was a game. who can get the closest. >> i'm watching the other guy. unless he runs really fast i hold my ground. >> did you get wet? >> yes. knees down. all wet. >> i feel like a little kid again. this is all good. >> yeah. check out all of the sand and rocks here. it is piling u

some businesses near pier 3 were seen with sandbags set up. they're hoping it helps deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned.. sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the should not have any problems.. however, when you see some of the king tides come in you might be surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. (dan)the national weather service is issuing this coastal flooding advisory from 10am to 2pm tomorrow. reporting in san francisco dan thorn kron4 news. in the second shooting, police were called to the 11-hundred block of 59th street shortly before 1 a.m. sunday. that male victim was also taken to the hospital. no other information was made available. (justine) one person is dead after a multile car accident in san bruno. it happened around 3-30 this morning on northbound h

and some businesses in pier 3 were seen getting prepared... sandbags are set up to hopefully deter any rising waters..other businesses like book passage in the san francisco ferry building are not as concerned..sot: no not as far as the book store is worried just make sure you don't stand too close to the edges of the railings or anything like that. nick mitchell says he believes the ferry building should not have any problems..however, when you see some of the king tides come in you might be surprised..sot: nothing too dangerous but every once and a while you'll see it take a tourist off-guard. (danhe national weather service is issuing this coastal flooding advisory from 10am to 2pm tomorrow. reporting in san francisco dan thorn kron4 news. (justine) two men were hurt in oakland in separate shootings this weekend. shortly after 7 saturday night, police found a male victim in the 35-hundred block of school street. he went to the hospital, but his condition is unknown. in the second shooting, police were called to the 11-hundred block of 59th

the high surf warning less of a determ at the pacifica pier and more of an attraction that dozens still walked along beach boulevard, even though it was closed to traffic. the water crashed down, flooding the asphalt. the ocean view at the moon raker restaurant became a little bit clearer as a wave broke a window, making a mess inside. the waves still crashing nearby. for some, it was a game. who could get the closest without getting wet? >> i'm watching the other guy. unless he runs really fast, i hold my ground. >> did you get wet? >> yes, yes. i'll live. >> it was fantastic. i feel like a little kid again. >> reporter: check out the sand and rocks here. that's been coming from they have'll ha the big waves aren't expected to end any time soon. matt keller, "abc7 news." >> go to abc7news.com to see more big waves a s in less thano minutes, we'll find out how long the high surf will stick around. >>> amazon tops the news in consumer news today. >> michael finney is here to explain. >> you can order just about anything on amazon, but could that soon change? amazon is pushing some of the

. >>> the head of pier 1 has stepped down as the home furnishings retailer continues to struggle with yesterday the company reported a fiscal third quarter loss of more than $50 million after posting a profit in the same period last year. in april, pier 1 announced an ambitious three-year turnaround plan to increase sales. >>> the senate put the brakes on a bill to speed up the introduction of self-driving cars by deciding not to vote ton before it add jurnds this year. it would create a loose framework for the testing and deployment of automated vehicles. the house passed similar legislation last year that would bar states from setting performance standards. several senators said they'd try again next year. >>> a new study shows drug use by american workers is on the rise. the research from quest diagnostics comes as a growing number of employers waive free employment drug testing or overlook positive results. that's especially true for marijuana. retail workers had the highest rate of positive drug tests. transportation and warehouse workers had the sharpest increase in drug use. >>

.. the power of the oceanstorm=surge surf damages a popular restaurant and forces the closure of a pier in pacifica. (whoosh)an alarming report on the rise of vaping among teenagers ... think most don't think how bad it is - like it is not as bad as cigerettes, so they use and then get hooked. (pam) the father of a child dying in an oakland hospital ... pleading with the state department to allow his wife to join him... in saying goodbye to their child.(pam) good evening. i'm pam moore, (ken) i'ken wayne. thanks for joining us. our top story, a two- year old boy on life support at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital oakland... and his mother barred from entering the u=s. (pam) little abdullah hassan"s mothers from yemen, a nation which is on the state department's no-entry list. as kron four's catherine heenan shows us, the muslim rights group 'cair' is offering the family some much needed help.. this is a very real case that shows us the effects of family separation.abdullah hassan was born in yemen two years and two

pier village and other property, the kushners already made that commitment. why would they get an incentive for something they decided to do long ago? >> that's a great question. the development at that 13 million of new property they just bought would be new development. it's what they are calling phase three of pier village as they continue to build out this beach down. they were planning to do it already but the purchases are new. the purchases were made this year. >> what does the kushner company said about this piece? >> they didn't give us comment for our story. >> no denial either? >> no. to be clear, we can't see and this will be really hard for anybody covering opportunity zones going forward, we can't see they have taken advantage of the opportunity zone designation. they'd be foolish not to. it's really great tax breaks but because the funds sit on top of the llcs that own the property, we don't get to know. >> these opportunity zones are all around the country. some will do great things and help the struggling areas but we'll cover this story insi

many piers we try for seismic utyou utilization. it was a lease term improvement where the bulkhead was high occupant space. the rest of the should i would be fitted for -- the rest of the shed would be for light uses. we are talking about public uses. the goal is more occupancy use. the five circled on the map have that type of improvement and rehabilitation. another important is there a building block for this item. it is apartment that you came. the recommends are driving the rfi. we have the embarcadero district and we heard loud and clear from the community that they want more piers open for the public activities. the second key item recognized through that process which we documented through policies is that we want everything. objectives met and we want financial strategies to support feasibility. in looking at this diagram the financial bubble is like balancing the checkbook. we want projects going forward where the upfront cost to improve the facility requires rent to the port. there are revenues in that building one way sh

a beautiful sunrise from our explortorium camera at pier 15. yeah. that's it.may have a few more as we head into the evening hours, so look for a pretty sunset. also, if you capture, it we would love to see it, hashtag it at abc 7. temperatures running 47 in vallejo to 55 in oakland. pretty close to where we should be. if you haven't been to the golden gate and the waiting for a picture perfect, there it is. winds less than 10 miles per hour. high clouds on the way. if you want a blue sky, head out there in the next few hours or so. near normal high temperatures. breezy starting tonight through friday morning and down in the valleys, chilly just like this morning and a series of dry cold fronts are going to drop our temperature, but they won't bring us any rain all the way through the end of the year and into the beginning of the new year. so 57 to 61 is where we end up in the next couple of hours as our highs peek around 1:30, it can. tonight 30s in the valley and est bay, morgan hill, low to mid-40s around the bay and wake up in the upper 40s along the coast

simon's island pier on onovember 19. the crew and their boat, the glen, was approaching the pier when they noticed a crowd pointing to a person floating in the water. the crew responded swiftly. pulling him onto the boat, applying first aid and covering him in warm blankets. this is truly a heroic event and i couldn't be more proud of the actions of these individuals in the first congressional district of georgia. thank you tore the glen county -- for the glen county fire department, e.m.t.'s who also assisted in saving the individual's life. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. >> the house will be back in session this afternoon at :00 p.m. eastern. n agenda today a bill to allow offshore wind farms in u.s. territories like puerto rico and guam. and the national park service to study whether george w. bush's boy hood home should become a part of the national park system. late

are being spread by kremlin news channels as part of a russian disinform asian campaign we spoke to piers robinson chair in politics at sheffield university and he says this is much less about countering russian propaganda and more about his sowing and imbedding narratives on the domestic and regional level. it seems to be just as much about promoting ensuring up official u.k. policy towards russia as it is about actually countering any russian threat the u.k. government and other western governments in the us in recent years have had increasing difficulty persuading enough of their populations as to the legitimacy of the foreign policies that they have been pursuing and at the same time western countries have been going through a period of political crisis an economic crisis and i think a lot of this drive is as much about trying to shore up shakey official narratives and trying to shore up political systems in a situation of political crisis as it is actually about countering russian propaganda or i think i would suspect that's a little bit of an excuse here that really what's going on

san francisco's municipal pier, as well as the hyde street pier are off-limits. you can still get to alcatraz during the day, but nighttime tours are canceled. muir woods is still open thanks to funding from a separate source. >>> the defense department officially signed the executive order to withdraw troops from syria. james mattis signed the order sunday. the order lays out the logistics of the withdrawal which involves removing roughly 2,000 troops. president trump announced the decision on wednesday. a day later mattis announced his resignation, citing policy differences. it could begin within the next few weeks. >>> the california highway patrol is out in full force for the holidays. the agency is in a maximum patrol period. they will pay special attention to drunk drives since alcohol plays such a large part of holiday events. last year they made 917 arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. >>> we are less than 24 hours away from christmas. not a lot of time left for people who still have the buy gifts. abc 7 news was at the store last

kron 4's gayle ong has the story from pier 39.for sea lion fans at san francisco's pier 39. it's a mystery on point reyes national seashore..wildlife officials are trying to figure out how and why a sea lion was shot and killed..tracked since its birth seven years ago..this california male sea lion was found dead on the beach sunday..a visitor came across it and took this photo then reportedt to park officials.

reports from the pacifica pier with more... the waves were so big in pacifica they were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons. sound- people reacting to waves. thenational weather service issued a high surf warning along the coast for monday saying there could waves up to 50 feet high at favored breaks alot of wave watchers were out in pacifica with their phones out trying to capture images of mother nature's power. otherswere taking pictures of the picture takers. sound- people reacting to waves. isaw a few people soaked myself while i was getting this shot a huge wave hit two girls just off my left natsound - girls hit with wave sound- steve shaw - assistant gm, moonraker restaurant, pacifica "wehad 2 inches of water in lobby" steve shaw assistant general manager of moonraker restaurant in pacifica which sits right on the ocean incredible views but it's too close when there is high surf sound- steve shaw - assis

on the pier, anticipation is building.er months apart, those final minutes are agonizing for everyone. especially for a new dad like dd devin about to meet his son for the first time. >> thank you. how does it feel? >> good. >> want to give me a kiss? >> reporter: lavon jackson does not try to contain his excitement. the two of you are together, now what? >> going get the kids. sn >> reporter: faith's children did not know she was coming home. her deployment now over. >> hey, guys! hey, marly! hey baby! i miss you. hey, baby. i miss you. >> you going to cry? you all right? i miss you. >> i miss you too. >> hey! hey! >> reporter: back on the pier, sailors stepped back on land. ready to swap navy life for home life. and for one young couple -- >> it's so nerve wracking. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: a chance to start theirs. whoa! >> of course, of course. >> will you marry me? >>> kids and some of america's toughest neighborhoods, music is unlocking the door to a whole new world. >> reporter: growing up in baltimore,

. >> all of a sudden that same generation that's discovering music pier to pier online wants to be somewhereage is a 20th century idea, whereas in the 21st century, it's more interactive. it's more about us. as an organism. >> come on. >> clap your hands. >> clap your hands. clap your hands, y'all. clap your hands. >> in the 2000s, we saw an industry that seemed like it would never change. we saw it being forced to change. ♪ i got a feeling ♪ >> online distribution of music broke down the barriers of taste, and suddenly everyone was listening to everything. ♪ good night, that tonight's gonna be a good, good night ♪ ♪ >> with the help of a computer, the past is cool stuff that you can discover. that's what a whole generation of new music makers do. yes, the 2000s was the age of the machine, but that's not a search for the soul inside the machine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ /s >>> implicated in two federal crimes, lawmakers from both sides have a blunt message for the u.s. president. no one is above the law. the action from lawmakers ahead. >> plus, the final moments of jamal khashoggi, a cnn exclusive report

in part, piers writes, why is it considered such a poisoned chalice, one of the many reasons i love piersse everybody knows there can only be one chief in the white house and his name is donald j. trump. you're your own chief and always have been. that's no longer a sensible way to run things. that's the way of using a joke to say something very serious. >> well, i think it is serious. i mean, we talked about it over the summer. there were all these -- there were rumors that he was saying, why can't i be my own chief of staff. so, i mean, they could conceivably go back. i don't think anyone will totally let him do that but that's basically the job is an administrative job. scott is right. there will be a lot of crisis management. but that's why i think it's so hard to find someone. i have no internal sourcing about the nick ayers decision. scott knows more than i do. but that's just seemed like, you know, a lot of mueller stuff coming out, lot of legal stuff coming out, and suddenly someone who's been, by some accounts, angling for the job, doesn't want it. what's going on. >> to this poi

england so it's a period movie and i hate period movies usually but this turns the whole concept of the pierin the movie on its head and olivia colman is the real standout here i mean she steals the show as the apparently frail queen and who is actually a lot tougher than she looks. of things i'm not sure that that we can break the many only there korman was a real discovery for me and she's my pick to win the oscar next year i think it's my favorite movie in two thousand and eighteen. which i can't get out of the head. when completely against the me to trend it's called the house that jack built from last from tria a director who often pushes the limits of art and sometimes of good taste matt dillon stars as jack a brutal sorority killer is often hard to watch but this isn't a horror movie last frontier uses the joys of a serial killer film to talk about the destruction and the brutality of the creative process and what it means to be an artist in the modern world. it's definitely not for everyone. but it makes you think and check space with your long after you leave the cinema and i'll lea

the big waves were reaching the top of the pier off sharp park beach where the restaurant sits. normally there are dozens of people fishing off the pier but the city closed it down for safety reasons. last year a rogue wave crashed into the moonraker restaurant breaking a window and flooded their lower level banquet room. (darya)(james)( john ) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. skies will remain partly cloudy course of your tuesday with dry skies across the region with just the chance of a light shower for the north bay. daytime highs will remain in the upper 50's and low 60's much like yesterday. like yesterday. low 60's much will remain in the daytime highs the north bay. light shower for the chance of a region with just skies across the tuesday with dry course of your through the course of your tuesday with dry region with just the chance of a light shower for the north bay. daytime highs will remain in the upper 50's and like yesterday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) maze to sf. ( dary

. >> pier thee nine unrapped a tree lighting show.htly, and at the top of the hour. our tree adorned by thousands of ornaments and lights and transformed into a swirling color. >> every hour on the hour. >> every night. >> reporter: so you can catch it at 5:00, or 6:00. and the fire department is also involved. >> we are unwrapped toys to donate through sunday which is this sunday. >> reporter: the 23rd. e lot going on there. no one does it better than pier 39. >> thank you. >>> it looks cold out there. >> it is really cold and grey. >> sandhya is here. >> yeah and the fog is keeping it socked in. temperatures in the 50s. this is a good time to light -- >> light that tree. >> let's get it done before the showers get in. we need the moisture. but still way up to the moist. mendocino county is starting to see the rain. eventually that will make its way southward. not everyone will see the rain. san jose camera showing you the clouds are still lingering, definitely had some fog around and thick across parts of the bay area, still impact

five stories high started rocking it, officials cleared that pier out. sudden high waves could reach the seawall and anyone along the beach could be in chest- deep water with little warning. that's what was happening here this morning, the water coming all the way to the seawall. this morning it looks like the tide might be going out but there are huge waves out there. this warning is in effect until 9:00 tonight. it's a little dangerous out here at the water front in san francisco. >>> we are following developing muse in san josi. there was a deadly hit-and-run this morning on north 1st at east rosemary streets. >> reporter: that crash happened near the off ramp of 880 here on north 1st street. it's really busy right now, cars driving through here. it was definitely a different scene a few hours ago. this was the scene early this morning. this started with a call made for a welfare check in san josi. a woman was reported laying in the road. san josi police came to north 1st street and east rosemary street around 1:45 a.m. 12:45 a.m. the hospital badly i