ama: san jose mayor matt may quote when he said san jose would not become san francisco here is how he elaborated today. mayor mahan: it is a cautionary tale. san francisco has struggled to get a handle on substance abuse, street-level crime. i wish the city the best of luck. i have been a resident there before. it is certainly a challenging time, but i think we will show in san jose we will get back to basis when we adequately staff our police department, when we hold repeat offenders accountable but also give them opportunities to better their lives, including drug treatment and job training. when we ensure everyone lives indoors, we can have a city that works for everyone. ama: don't forget you can see crime numbers are both san jose and san francisco on the abc 7 news safety tracker abc7news.com /safetytracker. dan: let's go to the scandal involving racist, misogynistic, text messages. this comes as some people questions whether the antioch police department acted as a "police gang." abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has details. >> if police officers want to be treated like profess

city of san francisco. [applause] and with that, everyone enjoy the festivities, enjoy your city hall but please don't get in trouble. i want to make sure that you all get home stavely as you all have a really good time during this flag raising ceremony and all the other great activities that will exist in san francisco over the next couple of weeks. and we turn it back over to chief joann haze. oh, liam is crashing the ceremony. thank you. >> so last year liam gave me a shamrock crystal, it is absolutely beautiful. this year, it is the american flag. very beautiful, thank you. [applause] all the way from ireland. where waterford crystal is made. so thank you again. thank you deny to dormont or sister city and i know the pandemic stopped me from going to ireland. i cannot be the first mayor in the history 1984 of the sister city relationship to not go to ireland dermont. i'm looking forward to working on a trip sooner than later. thank you all for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor bre

san francisco mayor breed. and we are here at a building and a place that has been i would say decades in the making. many of us struggle with the bureaucracy of the city and the frustration around the bureaucracy. i gotta admit a lot to do with the laws created at the board of supervisors including i did not create those complicated laws only lus to get rid of bureaucracy and happy top have supervisor engardio joining us here today because he, too, is someone who care busy making things easier for people to do business with the city and county of san francisco. you know what is frustrating is how hard when you have to do thing in a permit center or apply for things and you go through the process and not only does the city make it too difficult for to you go throughout press they make you pay for it. and part of what i wanted to do with a lot of changes to our structure is to the try to clear out the bureaucracy, make it easy approximate simple. i remember when i was on the board of supervisors and every year w

near 60 in san francisco and upper 60s around san jose. the weekend both saturday and sunday. inland areas close to the low 70s. monday night and tuesday cooler changes as we go on the rollercoaster ride of the seven-day forecast. tomorrow morning certainly jacket weather as we drop maybe into some upper 30s for some of the wind sheltered north bay valleys. low 40s elsewhere. a cool start. then as we head toward lunch time temperatures in the mid 60s around san jose notice san francisco and oakland by mid afternoon. low to mid 60s. a little warmer for your friday and upper 60s in reach near san jose. saturday we've been talking about things would warm up. san jose into morgan hill, low 70s. might see some out toward solano county and a pretty similar forecast sunday. the change will be slight cooling around the inner bay and san jose plus increasing high clouds which leads to the bigger change by monday. your high temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. here is the rainfall estimate. this is monday night into tuesday. all of the blue indicates about 0.1 inch of rain or less

with sand the way that san francisco was and when you look at a map of san francisco have a unique street grid and one of the thing is those streets started off in extremely long piers. but by 1875 they know they needed more so the ferry building was built and it was a long affair and the first cars turned around at the ferry building and picking up people and goods and then last night the street light cars the trams came to that area also. but by the late 1880s we needed something better than the ferry building. a bond issue was passed for $600,000. to build a new ferry building i would say 800 thousand for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the long paris and san francisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational bef

francisco and san francisco 0 not been a safe city and others write the narrative to be in san francisco but the stories that you will hear today donate what is right about san francisco and those stories need to be told in the stage capacity as others need to be told the be go they've done despite the odds and the obstacles and the challenges that continue to persist oftentimes the roadblocks make it difficult to do their job they persist in serving the be public comment and i'm grateful and i'm proud of the work you have done but especially to hear the heartbreaking stories of some sinus and why it is important we bring back the business of officers of the month to make sure that people are being recognized to their hard work and dedication. before i move on i just alsoless want to recognize and uncle the people here from the business community. >> thank you for the opportunity to r50e7 role recognize and chris and for others for the police officers association the xherldz many of have seen people who are born and raised in the cities are protecting the city and what it is doing in ter

>> this is frustrating for me, after many years in public service for san francisco, san francisco hasn denied the benefits of a fully staffed police department for nearly 30 years. we had a charter amendment that voters enacted in 1994 to have 1971 police officers in the 24 years that the charter amendment existed, we only hit that number twice and only for a short number of days. right now, we are understaffed close to 500 officers, there's another 400 and change that are ready to retire. so, there are some safety challenges for which i think city hall deserves blame and we do have to do. i think we have successive generations of the board of supervisors, i would say that mayor london breed and i are on the same page, i think that was a contentious issue a couple weeks ago with the budget supplemental to have more funding for overtime. but the reality is, we shouldn't be in a situation where we need overtime just to keep our heads above water with the basics of police staffing. >> i wanted to give you some of the questions that i communicated to the police. i wanted to give you these

a steady rain in san francisco, but it gets heavier as you head down toward san mateo and extending towardward and much of the rest of the east bay, with a wet morning commute. we are seeing lighter showers for the south bay. this will be moving through fairly quickly, so clearing out this afternoon. >>> mike, you were following up on a vehicle fire. >> here is the eastbound 580, we did get more detail. the rumor came into the traffic center, we're looking at the vehicle fire, sounds like a pickup truck around north livermore. the fire department knows about that. we haven't seen any slowing counter-commute or commute direction. so it's spreading to the nearby grass, and shouldn't be a problem. north 680, things have calmed down. i believe they've reopened all lanes. and the earlier crash at monument not presenting any slowing through that area, either. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:31. in just a fou hours, the san jose police officers association will announce a decision whether or not to fire their executive director. this after she was charged for drug trafficking. >> this

we'll see a high of 69 in san jose and san mateen, and mountain view reaching 66 degrees.will be about the same on easter sunday. as we get a look at what's ahead, we are still going to see cold fronts coming in and rain across the region, but our rain chances are very slight. the next chance we'll have after this clears out will be next wednesday and possibly again for next weekend. but overall, we are going to see those temperatures dipping down, and we're going to enjoy this weekend while we get a break from the showers and the really cool temperatures. if you're going to the cherry blossom festival in san francisco, we'll start out cloudy tomorrow morning and then see the sun peeking out around 2:00 to 3:00, maybe even going towards 5:00. in venetia, they're having an easter weekend eggs strav gan sa. you'll probably keep on the jacket or long sleeves throughout the afternoon. as we look at brentwood and our temperatures and what to expect, we see a nice little boost on sunday into monday with highs in the mid-70s, but it does take a dip on wednesday when that next col

san francisco was once largely a treeless landscape of grassy hills and san dunes. as they oband help mitigate the affects of climate change. they reduce storm water run off by observing and filtering rain water urban heat, they increase property values and attract businesses and observe sound waves. i'm calling on various city agency including the department of public comment and rec and park department the puc and friends of the urban forest to report. on the safety and conditions of the city's approximately 125,000 trees. and the urban forestry plan. thank you colleagues and the rest i submit? >> thank you, supervisor melgar. supervisor pes ken. >> thank you, madam clerk, today i'm introducing a amendment to chapter 5f of the existing building code to mandate that buildings in excess of 15 stories built after 19 98, produced on or before november the first of this year, prior to next winter, reports inspection reports from qualified engineers as to the facade window systems and curtain walls to ensure their safety and performance in high wind events. in the cake

san francisco mayor breed.here at a building and a place that has been i would say decades in the making. many of us struggle with the bureaucracy of the city and the frustration around the bureaucracy. i gotta admit a lot to do with the laws created at the board of supervisors including i did not create those complicated laws only lus to get rid of bureaucracy and happy top have supervisor engardio joining us here today because he, too, is someone who care busy making things easier for people to do business with the city and county of san francisco. you know what is frustrating is how hard when you have to do thing in a permit center or apply for things and you go through the process and not only does the city make it too difficult for to you go throughout press they make you pay for it. and part of what i wanted to do with a lot of changes to our structure is to the try to clear out the bureaucracy, make it easy approximate simple. i remember when i was on the board of supervisors and every year we would hono

san francisco up over 11. oakland, our largest surplus, 12.42 inches. san jose, 2.25 inches. all the bay area is going to finish out the season above average. we haven't been able to say that for several years. so good news on that front. back to the radar here, you'll see showers up towards clear lake and ukiah. it is breaking up, so most of the activity from santa rosa northward as we head through tonight. let me show you the future cast and you'll see how this continues to break up here through this evening. nothing big in terms of measurable rainfall. by tomorrow morning we started off mostly sunny. a slight chance of fog near san jose and gilroy. through the day tomorrow, expecting those mostly sunny skies. so we have a really nice day moving on in. temperatures to start under those mostly sunny skies in the low 40s through the bay area. 43 in the peninsula. san francisco 45. a cold 39 through the north bay. highs tomorrow warm up 3 to 6 degrees. in the south bay, it's going to make it a lot better for us. 63 in los gatos down to gilroy, 66. east bay, 64 in vallejo. 63 p

world water day, one of our san francisco free day was around san francisco water day. as part of the day, we encouraged our guest to make a pledge to save water at home and for their pledge they can spin a wheel to win a variety of prizes. world water day was designated in 1993 to bring awareness to communities that do not have access to safe water. after the success of our first bilingual program, we rolled out our spring bilingual camp starting on april 1th. the camp features camp leaders that age kids in spanish, creating journals and playing and exploring around the zoo. two daytime sessions offered to the community in early may. lobo week, each year in the march, the return of the gray wolf of mexico is celebrated. this year marks the 25th anniversary of their first reintroduction when the rarest of the wolf the gray wolf species was down to just 5 individuals in 1976. san francisco participates in the u.s. fish examine woild life program. today there is 240 lobos roaming the western united states. as part of the celebratory week, we active violated wolves on our

i'm san francisco mayor london breed and great to welcome warrior fans far and wide to san francisco city hall to raise the flag! [applause] you know what is interesting, just like san francisco has been counted out, people continue to try and count out the warriors. they said we wouldn't make it to the play-offs, guess what, saturday we'll show them what we are made of! [applause] last year, last year when they counted out the warriors, guess what they did? they brought home a championship! [applause] so, they can keep counting us out, but we are bay area strong and when we come together we make magic happen. we are sending energy to sacramento today to make it clear that we stand hundred percent behind our warriors. we have the basketball team from san francisco state, the women team from san francisco state the mens team from usf, all our various athletes here. [applause] to bring love and support to the team. and we are so grateful to have many members of the warriors staff, because today we are celebrating an incredible milestone. we are bringing people together to get hype in t

of san francisco. i say this proposal to make the wild parrot of telegraph here the animal of san francisco has we squawking with excitement. the feathered friends other tweetiest addition to our city and a chirp boost rest and flocking krez to not honestir them with this deserved recognition. the colorful characters flown their way in our hearts and represent the vibrant and unique spirit of our city. don't be a bird brain and support this feather brained idea. in seriousness i want to thank you for the resolution and the chronicle for rung the competition. city had bad news as of late not a lot going right it is nice to have manage this is positive and fun and thank you i hope you will support it. thank you for your time. why thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. i'm judi irving i made the film the wild parrots of telegraph hill released 20 years ago. i wanted give you background why i'm happy the wild parrots wunts chronicle contest. for several years we have been working on a 4

we're taking a live look at hayward, hayward, san mateo bridge, san mateo hayward bridge highway, 92, whatever you want to call lot of traffic moving in out there tonight. of course, holiday weekend going on. brittany begley, what what's going to happen for people that are maybe when the egg rolls and all you know what you're going to be just sunscreen is actually going to be the perfect day to enjoy easter, the easter egg hunts and the easter bunny and church and everything else. >> as we take another look at the bay bridge. yeah, it's clear and the tone traffic slightly picking up not as bad as san mateo bridge, but overall it's a nice clear shot and it just represents the weather that we're having a nice clear day. thankfully, it's not too breezy still noticing in downtown san francisco, some breezy conditions, but overall, nothing like we've been dealing with the past couple of weeks. >> temperatures right now just a tick warmer than we were yesterday. i think tomorrow will be just a tick warmer as well as current temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 53 oakland, 55 s

of san francisco. i say this proposal to make the wild parrot of telegraph here the animal of san francisco has we squawking with excitement. the feathered friends other tweetiest addition to our city and a chirp boost rest and flocking krez to not honestir them with this deserved recognition. the colorful characters flown their way in our hearts and represent the vibrant and unique spirit of our city. don't be a bird brain and support this feather brained idea. in seriousness i want to thank you for the resolution and the chronicle for rung the competition. city had bad news as of late not a lot going right it is nice to have manage this is positive and fun and thank you i hope you will support it. thank you for your time. why thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. i'm judi irving i made the film the wild parrots of telegraph hill released 20 years ago. i wanted give you background why i'm happy the wild parrots wunts chronicle contest. for several years we have been working on a 4

san jose mid-70s.and east bay valley will be upper 70s by the time w get there, and the coast stays in the low to mid-50s the next few days. vern, out to you. >>> coming up in sports. we jus witnessed the first nba playoff game in sacramento in 17 years. and the beam was lit after the kings took game one. we'l >> reporter: it's been 17 years since we've seen it. a playoff atmosphere in sac town. the beam? it's still lit after a three point thriller over the defending nba champs. kings fan were hitting the gritty, and wh not? first playoff game for sacramento since 2006. looney missed the three throw, offensive rebound. curry from deep, and the warriors up by 10 but the kings didn't quit. king end the quarter on 15-4 run in the third. they carried that momentum over to the fourth. bi night for monk. he scored 32 points off the bench. warriors not phased. klay driving, found curry in the corner. curry scored 13 of his 30 points in the third quarter. but fox was even better. the response tripl at the othe

he tagged san francisco's d.a., brooke jenkins. jenkins responding with her own set of tweets extending her condolences. protecting public safety and holding violent repeat offenders accountable is a top priority for my administration. we bring forward when arrests are made. by the way, brooke jenkins will be on our 7:00 newscast with us. mayor breed also responding today saying in part, the homicide of bob lee is a horrible tragedy. the city is prioritizing public safety including recently passing our budget supplemental tax so we have the police staffing necessary to have more police officers in our neighborhoods and to investigate violent crimes when they occur. she says she's confident police will make an arrest in this case and the d.a. will hold them accountable. >> so how did to happen right under the department's watch? the naacp is demanding answers after the executives with the association is charged with drug trafficking. san jose naacp along with other organizations held joint news conference today at city hall to addre

san francisco, 76 for san jose. so you get an idea already from that shot.is well inland at 84, but there's the drop in the next several days is that it's quite interesting. and next week, i'll have more of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. well, adopt a shelter pet day. is this sunday. and today we're introducing you to a new friend. >> looking for their forever home. joining me live now or tina mitchell and her daughter allison with the bay area. animal rescue love. and second chances. thank you so much to the both of you for being here. and it came all the way from hayward to join with join us here in san francisco. good morning. yeah. and you also have a special friend that you brought with you tell us who this is. this is is about 10 months old. french bulldog. he was in a san jose house. oh, goodness. okay. >> and in not so great shape either. you guys. he definitely had some gis shoes and needed some significant surgeries. so he is doing much better. post-surgery recovery. he has got a fantastic p

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a little cooler into san rafael and san francisco. upper 50s around san rafael. san francisco 56 degrees. short term. seeing breezy conditions. wind speeds 10 to 20 miles per hour. as we head toward tomorrow morning wind sheltered valleys could get chilly. upper 30s and low 40s around the north bay valleys and warming nicely around lunch time. mid to upper 50s bay side. by 3:00 upper 60s san jose with sunny skies and low to mid 60s from san francisco to oakland. as we move into the weekend 70s. the tri valley, north bay close to 70 degrees. mid 50s around san francisco and oakland. similar temperatures sunday with increasing clouds and then monday cooling down as rain chances drop out of the north bay. most of the bay area about 0.1 inch of rain and locally higher up toward the north bay where the more significant rain chances are going to be. this system will be cold by monday night into tuesday. if you have travel plans early next week to the sierra we could see a winter weather advisory monday night into tuesday. the weekend looks fine. biggest impact locally.

sunshine in san jose.ilar day tomorrow before cooler changes return for the middle part of the week. we'll look at that hour by hour in our forecast when we come right back. you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairlrline. or that ththing where e your knee e just gives out t for no reaeason. but.t... you can chchoose your doctotor who willll care forr all ththe things you didndn't choose.e. kaisiser permanenente for alall that is s you. >>> happening tomorrow, the man accused of a high-profile attack in san francisco is set to appear before a judge. police say garrett dodi beat former san francisco fire commissioner don car maniany with a metal bar. this was in the marina district. the victim remains in the hospital with injuries to his head and face. the suspect faces three felony assault charges. >>> new information tonight about a police pursuit involving a 13-year-old driver that ended up in a crash and left one person dead. it happened up in yolo county yesterday evening. police in woodland say the t

flag is now flying at city halls in san francisco, oakland and san jose. he lit up tonight in blue and gold. it's part of the teams blue and gold day celebration. san francisco mayor london breed former warriors star festus ezeli and the basketball teams from sf state and usf attended a warrior's rally this morning outside city hall. thank you to all of san francisco and the entire bay area for helping us celebrate the start of the playoffs with blue and gold day. so we are super excited and super fortunate to be entering the playoffs for the ninth time in the last 11 years. you all know during that span, we've what we've been to the nba finals six times in the last eight years and brought home four championships. that's it. mayor breed also issued a proclamation officially declaring today blue and gold day in san francisco. now the schedule for the first four playoff games between the warriors and the sacramento kings is on your screen gay one saturday evening at golden one center game to his monday night . games three and four will be next thursday and s

to san francisco to see this show.le who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perform at that. that was, at -- in a way, and appreciation from the city of san francisco for the m

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a tool that san francisco paramedics will have on hand starting april 1st. >> san francisco has a number of initiatives to combat the opioid crisis in the newly-launched buprenorphine program is part of that. doctor. hillary says the director of behavioral health services in san francisco and she explain how the drugs effects work. similarly to methadone to help a person not experience withdrawal if they have an opioid addiction >> reduce or stop cravings for the illicit substance. and for that reason, both are highly successful in supporting a person in the recovery for years. buprenorphine prescriptions were heavily regulated. but last year, president biden relax those federal regulations starting saturday, emergency responders with the san francisco fire department will be able to administer the drug to those struggling with addiction section. chief michael mason with the community paramedicine division says his staff is trained and ready after someone is given narcan. feel very good. >> aaron, have what we call precipitated withdrawal. and that's a very short window. and that's the w

les dejo con el pronóstico aquí en san josé.e la fecha de la uefa europa league. veanlos todos a la vuelta de la pausa. >> en telemundo 48 a de la bahía nbc y universal otorgarán 225,000 dólares en fondos sin restricciones a organizaciones sin fines de lucro elegibles en el área de la bahía. estas organizacnes ieresadasiont >> buenas tardes feliz jueves en estas instancias tenemos partidas os entre el mánchester united al teatro de los sueños porque el que iba a pegar primero para poner el uno a cero después el mismo se debe encargar de poner el 2° de los diablos rojos parecía que todo era miel sobre hojuelas pero jesús navas iba a escapar luego de este gran valor aunque acabe haciendo gol el que va de centro quedamos 2 a uno. iba a llegar ese autogol va a poner las cosas 2 a 2 días y se van a poner al ramón sánchez. >> vamos a pasar con los san josé nuevo trago amargo de nueva york >> vamos a escuchar r lo queue dijeron sobre el partido o sobr su llllamado a servicio o naci. >>>> (habla en inglésés) >> (habla en inglés) >> (hab

we're going to do it in the san francisco bay with san francisco values. but the help is much-needed. >> reporter: police chief bill scott explained what police are facing and made assurances about who will be targeted. >> i want to assure the public that we're going to police the way we police, and that's with dignity and respect and work with our community. >> reporter: few details were released yet about specifically how the new troops would be used and when this would get under way. >> absolutely, chp will be patrolling the streets. in that regard, we have to figure out exactly how we're going to use those resources. they bring a lot to the table. they bring a lot of resources to the table. but we're not -- let me be clear on something. we're not talking about a military state. we are not talking about a military state. the national guard goes into many places and helps out. >> reporter: newsom said the effort would not criminalize those struggling with substance use issues, but rather, zeroing in on drug suppliers and traffickers. >>> a disturbing dis

so about 6000 people without electricity in san francisco and san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 7 34. oakland teachers still say they hope to reach a deal with the oakland school district despite overwhelmingly voting to approve a strength. teachers held this rally before yesterday's school board meeting and say they want to put a spotlight on the fact that they still don't have a new contract despite months of negotiations and more bargaining sessions scheduled the state public employees relations board denied the school district request for an injunction to block us right and teachers say they believe a walkout could come as early as next week. not making, uh, progress right now. this is why we're at this point right now. but we are still continuing to bargain and we are still hoping to settle at the table. we believe a strike would be inappropriate and unnecessary. there may come a time when a strike is appropriate, but that time is not now. the oakland school superintendent also says the district is bargaining in good faith an

and the residents of san francisco deserve that. >> data compiled by the san francisco chronicle from twenty-twenty show san francisco's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix. >> one other headlines this morning in the east bay. we have new or police investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspects dying. so this incident happened about 3.20, thursday afternoon. it was in the area of maori avenue and cedar boulevard. police say during the encounter with these 2 suspects, officers ended up opening fire. one of the suspects died. the other was taken to the hospital with no officers involved were hurt. >> time now is 5, 0, a new video out of san shows a woman's kidnapping in mexico. this is monica de leon barba. and here's the video. she's walking with her dog in mexico just moments before she was kidnapped. this is on november. 29th last year. investigators say several people forced her into a gray volkswagen jetta. and they drove away. then in 3 different vehicles worth highlighting it here. monica's do

view, 48 san francisco.. the breeze later today, 49 by the delta, 47 in livermore. there is our temperature change, two to eight degrees colder. by 8:00 come of the 50's, 11 12:00, upper 60's in your 70's. a quick warm-up but the winds get faster along the coast. temperatures from the 50's and 60's along the shoreline to san francisco with upper 60's to 70's as we get inland. those will be upper 70's. looking pretty comfortable today. reggie: developing news out of san francisco's north beach district, one person died and another person hurt after a amanda: details actually limit at this hour. we don't know what led tth a deadly shooting during what should have been a typical night out, a sunday night out for those in the north beach area. police confirming one person has died and four others are injured, all of this happening along columbus near broadway. witnesses in the area say they saw a victim lying in the street at grant and columbus outside of nick's liquor. from what our cruise is on scene, it appea

francisco y la ciudad de san josé.francisco y también de sacramento por el momento no estamos esperando actividad de precipitación hemos tenido condiciones mayormente despejadas y estables gracias a un sistema de alta presión que está dominando la costa oeste sin embargo este sistema se estará moviendo lentamente dando paso un frente frío que nos están impulsando fuertes vientos y también esta densa nubosidad para los próximos días de la zona. frente a cobertura actualmente el viento se mantiene activo de 20 a 25 millas por hora y estamos viendo 32 millas por hora para san francisco, 24 millas para las zonas de santa rosa y también de napa que si se mantienen estos ventarrones hasta mañana por la tarde principalmente en el litoral costero desde san francisco hasta la zona de santa rosa estamos hablando ráfagas de 30 a 35 millas máximas para recibir el martes sobre el napa con un día despejado, san francisco con 78, frente a la ciudad de san josé recuerde lo con esas nubes matutinas y por la tarde mucho sol en la bahía

because it allows people to assess the safety of san francisco, oakland, san jose.ased on the crimes that -- crime stat you choose. we are showing robberies in san francisco. 288 per 100,000 people. 265 incidents in the past 12 months. san jose, another bigger city, with more people in fact, more residents, robberies, less than half of san francisco 's and in terms of the rate less than half as well. some people may conclude, ok, if it seems like san francisco's less safe it is neighbors -- than its neighbor to the south. >> breaking into a c stealing a catalytic converter from under a car does not put anybody necessarily at risk. however interrupting somebody while they are doing that can get you in some serious trouble. what we see here is the potential for something bad happening and the second is the statistics of when something bad happens. that is what we see. for every time there is an assault or something bad happens, how many times was there a situation where it could have gone that way? that is what people feel about safety. for example, bart, bart has a l

we're going to use san jose as our example. a live look right now over downtown san jose. which, for today's daytime high, your number is going to go 72. and that's pretty much spot on the mark for average. that's our monday. and we're not stopping there. watch what happens on tuesday. now already jumped up to 79 and 79 will be very familiar. in fact you did that for the daytime high on saturday. when you kind of had your noticeable warm-up. i need to make room here for wednesday. we get to 86 and the peak is going to come on thursday. we have to pull that one up. thursday is when you are going to 88. so those numbers by the time you get to near 90, that's a noticeable warm-up and you are not breaking records in san jose when you do that, you can and have gotten into the low and mid- 90s this time of year. but there's your heads-up. by thursday, is going to feel noticeably warmer here. only 49 degrees right now. that's the current number here, and if we take a look at the forecast for how this lostil ticeably warmer. if we use oakland as the example for how the majority so

san francisco 70 degrees. 81 oakland. to upper 80's from palo alto to san jose paid 50 seven half moon bay. air quality is good to moderate around the bay area as we look at this live picture from the east bay hills camera. a little hazy, indicating that air quality is suffering, so we have a spare the air today. the rest of you looking at moderate air quality. what brought us the heat and what will keep the heat tomorrow is this area of high pressure that will control our weather for another day before we see some changes but with that ridge in place in the warmer weather, concerns about snowmelt in the sierra is a flood watch up this evening through monday morning, as the snow melts and flooding concerns are there. live doppler 7 will show you a patch of fog of the coastline from her golden gate bridge camera, just beautiful skies as you notice a fewds. hot with a sha drop in temperur believe it or not, we are looking at a chance of showers a few days next week so fog in the morning will be around and we could even see

a shock was felt in san francisco and some 2120 to 21 seconds the san franciscan were awakened by at tremendous and measuring 7.9 on the modern scale the first casualties were low rent tenants had the apartments collapsed and hundreds killed what when it swallowed they're home and other buildings caught affair and traffic calming the mayor of the city needs factually federal emergency management agency wondered and would die 4 days later in the hotel on the fire station home and earthquake damage within the city to estimate was impossible and messages we're sent around the world. at 6:00 a.m. san francisco eugene be sniktd is unaware until the city officers arrive at his door and the downtown - 6:30 a.m. all of the folks are responded to the mayor and some soldiers donate 209 residents and firefighters and at 14 a.m. major aftershocks still stanldz are the buildings and the city suffered aftershocks stretching the services and fires raged throughout the city and were for the stopped until 72 hours later and the fires started and firefighters created firebreaks and afternoon one-on-11

and >> overwhelms san pablo. police say this surveillance video shows 19 year-old timothy harvey pointing an ar 15 style pistol. that's trump's head taking the watch and taking off. harvey was arrested wednesday along with 26 year-old christopher selmer own who was found wearing the watch in san francisco. investigators say the 2 planned the robbery after summer own spotted strokes with the watch inside a jewelry store at san pablo town center. we want suspects to know >> that if you come in to see public housing any over our business districts that we have technology that is going to help us identify you and ultimately catch you and hold you responsible for these crimes over the last year. police throughout the bay area have warned about the eaves targeting high-end watches. >> captain brian barr says the criminal trend continues. it really is important for for people who are wearing this expensive, flashy jewelry to be cognizant of where you go with it. >> who you're with the environment that you're you're in.