so portola and sara going overland and then we have several ships going by ac up here and they kind of meet up in san diego and the plan is to continue on foot overland with two ships continuing north, oversee. the plan was to rendezvous at the shores of san diego bay. this was the harbor, you might recall that many had noted before. and they saw this as a good, strong harbor for spanish colonialism and then move forward. so they leave on january ninth, 1769 is a very difficult journey. one ship, the san jose, was lost with everyone aboard a second ship, the san antonio took 54 days to reach san diego from baja, california to the san carlos, took twice that amount of time with many of its crew dead and or dying upon arrival. so this was not an easy journey. it reminds us that really, despite the fact they had navigated this a few times, they really didn't understand how to navigate these seas. they really struggled. they were not well prepared. and they finally consolidated excuse me, all the groups fully consolidated on july 1st, 1769, and san diego, with only half of their original m

they had gone as far north as any spaniard party had, led by portola. they come back to the encampment at san diego and end up having to wait for san antonio to return the san antonio ship to return from la paz. so basically what we take away from this, a lot of movement, a lot of difficulties, a lot of disappointment. this is supposed to be the next big frontier for the spanish empire and it feels like a loss. sarah, however, sees this as a great opportunity. he's very excited. on july 16th, 1769, just a few weeks after they arrived in san diego, he dedicates the first of the nine missions he personally would found in san diego. this is a very, very modest building. it's quickly erected with a thatched roof, but would eventually give rise to the other 20 missions that would be established and all to california. and i made a mistake and said 23 last week, i'm going to say 21. i was thinking of something else. so apologies on that. all right. so this gets us into our missions. a fun little advertisement there. so again, there's 21 missions that are estab

it's a lot of blue, puddling and ponding through portola valley. to watch for reports of slides. none reported for rocks, gravel or mud on the freeways. lots of activity there. the south bay is starting to see rain through los gatos as well. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> saving our climate in crisis, still ahead on "today in the bay," the bay area city receiving a new top environmental score, and what's being done there to improve sustainability. >>> plus, donald trump kicked off the ballot in colorado. how doeshat t here we go. can we land? you're old enough to do it in the sky now. but it's gross. there is no way we're landing. are you sure no one is watching? gwen mallard! do it now, or we leave without you. ok. i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all tha

we're looking at la honda, portola valley. but as we take you into the north bay, less rain there.till scattered showers from san francisco southward. so we're not done with this yet, but we will allow for this level one system to kind of fade away into the afternoon hours. the rough surf that high surf warning and coastal flood warning continues through 2:00. you can see it right there, right along the coast and the current wave heights 12 to 13ft. so still very dangerous out there. the airport wet weather, mid 50s and looking at the fog developing as well. but a few peeks of blue sky there from the golden gate bridge, but still a lot of water on the roadways. and let's take you through the next few hours and you'll notice that we get not only a few peeks of sun, but still a few rain showers right into the afternoon. gloria thank you so much. >> lisa in the east bay, the oakland police commission will restart their hunt for a police chief in the new year. it comes after the city's mayor, shengtao, rejected the first slate of candidates, the open recruitment period begins january f

portola valley road, portola road.oodside kenyatta road heading into redwood city across highway 101, rollins boulevard and rollins road in berlin. game. you know it is getting wet. if you're driving through any of these areas, give yourself that extra time in the south bay and across the santa cruz mountains, highway 17 can be dicey, and that is going to be the case again tonight. across highway 101 from san jose. all the way down to morgan hill, they are seeing showers and around discovery bay highway for byron area. you will notice some wet weather as well. byron highway going into the north bay right around our radar site. pope valley highway 29, middletown, calistoga. it is wet and so we are looking at scattered showers to continue tomorrow morning. we will begin with some wetrillionoadways at commute time, and then at 11 a.m, you'll notice that there are only a few showers in the north bay. most of you are getting sort of a breather and then off and on showers for the evening commute. it's not going to be a wides

the station 39 near portola drive and mount davidson. they went all out with lights and decorations. >>> meanwhile there was the annual food basket give away today. current and retired fire crews along with other volunteers unloaded trucks of food to pack bags for families in need. this year they were able to give out more than 1200 chicken and turkeys to families, feeding more than 5,000 members of the community. >>> food banks across the bay area are working hard this holiday season, and volunteers are working together to make sure food comes home to families in need. the volunteers at redwood empire food bank in santa rosa are preparing bags ready to be stuffed with food. >> these bags that we work on, the secret ingredient is sugar. our hands touch it, they sweeten the bags, and they put the food in, and everyone is happy. >> reporter: why volunteer at a food bank? >> well, because, i like to eat, i like to cook. you have such a nice face! >> reporter: and you have a nice heart. >> oh, yeah, so that's why. i can't sit and eat a meal

bajó drásticamente en los barrios south of market y mission bay y subió un poco más en las zonas de portola de la unidad porque no sabe lo que va a pasar el próximo mes. puede subir la renta a so. lo más importante es quedarse donde 1 vive y aunque firme un contrato, recuerde que cuando se venza ese acuerdo pudiera terminar pagando más. >> bueno, algo más. los expertos nos dicen de que los precios de la renta y en san francisco volverán a subir de forma paulatina, lo que va a ayudar a esto es que sería el regreso, por ejemplo, a las oficinas de los trabajadores de las compañías de tecnología y de otras que se permite precisamente el trabajo remoto desde casa. si necesita contactar a la agencia casa justa, puede visitar nuestra página de internet telemundo 48 punto com. para más información regreso con ustedes y con eso vamos a la pausa. >> muchas gracias. pese a las bajas temperaturas migrantes siguen llegando a la frontera, por lo que las autoridades locales están tratando de ayudarles. le tendremos más detalles al haz de cuenta que lo pintan y lo mañana lo vuelven a pintar y al mes otra v

bajó drásticamente, sobre todo en south of market y mission bay, y subió un poco más en las zonas de portolaayoría es hispana, tuvo una victoria cuando en 2022 se prohibió la venta de combustible con plomo en ese aeropuerto. pero 2 leyes, más bien proyectos de leyes que actualmente están en el congreso y son patrocinadas por la faa, podrían revocar dicha medida. >> ahora pasamos con marcelo rivera, que nos espera con más de las condiciones del tiempo. >> hola, qué tal compañeros, buenas noches y tenemos una noche nublada, algo de neblina. fíjense esa imagen en los rascacielos en san francisco ya prácticamente cubierto con esa nubosidad baja en este momento. pero no tenemos lluvia al momento en la zona las temperaturas actualmente en la zona de santa rosa 51 grados. en este momento 45 para napa san francisco con 56. y si nos fijamos un poco más hacia el sur , hayward con 50. igualmente para mountain view san josé a esta hora con 54 y los amigos de santa cruz con 47. la temperatura en este momento las mínimas para esta noche y mañana fíjese que están en el rango de los medianos 40 los altos 50

portola valley, page mill road getting some intense rain and the rainfall intense city is picking up in the south bay from san jose to santa clara , cupertino, saratoga. so watch out. steady rain in the santa cruz mountains all the way out towards gilroy and morgan hill area. i do want to show you where that batch of heavy rain is heading next. tracking it, moving in towards oakland at 644. it will be in the concord area at 7:44 p.m. more areas now under flood advisories. this is as flooding is already occurring. minor roadway flooding. the winds are gusty. atlas peak 40. mount diablo 31. storm concerns. once again standing water on the roadways and coastal flooding. high likelihood. we've already seen some power outages. moderate to high likelihood of that and sierra snow is coming. so brace yourselves. i'll be back with another look at our weather heading into the weekend. in just a few minutes. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks a lot. a new law goes into effect next year that will change how many companies report information to the federal government? a solano county congressman, john ga

and you can see from san mateo, redwood city, woodside, portola valley, los altos hills, those really deep reds, those are the heavier rain showers we are tracking. so as you head westbound on the san mateo bridge, you're encountering some heavier downpour doors in the south bay. right now, it's lightrillionain falling from santa clara to san jose. willow glen, little heavier around alum rock in the east foothills. as we head into the city, parts of marin county, parts of the east bay. it's light to moderate showers this morning, but location just a short distance can really change what kind of weather you're seeing as you move inland towards concord. antioch discovery bay just some light mist, if not mostly cloudy conditions. it's the coastline that is really going to take the brunt of these showers throughout the day. winds are picking up a bit. we're gusting to about 30 in hayward, 22 in san mateo, 17 in half moon bay and temperatures are cooler than yesterday. we're mainly in the 50s as we go throughout our wednesday. here's future weather scattered showers and downpours continue

look at this from woodside to portola valley. likely on 84.eing some ponding on our roads. that's what we're seeing in parts of the north bay. flood advisory in effect for marin and parts of sonoma county. this morning because of some earlier heavier showers on the abc seven storm impact scale today. it's a it's a level one. your biggest impact is going to be standing water on our roads. so we're in and out of the showers all day today. the rain gear is going to get a workout for another day, but after today we will start to dry out. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with sue and see how traffic's doing with this wet weather. and drew standing water. >> definitely a factor on the roads. we're back to the macarthur maze approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, and this one's affecting west 580. i've circled the area of the accident. you can see some emergency lights now emerging from under that overpass. they are in the process of clearing the two right lanes over to the ea lot. the east lot of the bay bridge. but you

and now here's what it's looking like in areas like san francisco down into portola valley and everywhere in-between along the peninsula. we're seeing heavier rain start to move its way in just over those mountains close to mill valley. we're seeing lighter conditions there but that radar is going to start picking up heavier conditions as that moves off into the east throughout the next 15, 20 minutes. keep that in mind if you are about to head out along 101 going across the golden gate bridge into san francisco. we're seeing a heavier setup already. heavier rain falling along the presidio down along the sunset and straight into areas all the way into bode da -- not the bay but half-moon bay. all the way up into san jose too. now we're seeing rain move its way in from offshore throughout the next couple of hours and this is what that storm track will continue to do on futurecast. 9:00 a.m., we're seeing heavier rain along our coast and drier conditions off into the east bay. it's not going to be nearly as impressive of a storm for our friends who live off close to concord compared to area

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the this is kensington bridge over over portola avenue, the painted bridge or the bottom one is a is a sidewalk mural in mira loma the hop skip and jump. so these are the projects that most communities do, and some of them previously were minor encroachments. some of them were major encroachments. we're carving all that out and what they all have in common is that the applicant must be an organization. it can't be an individual. these are projects that are in in front of multiple property owners. they're on retaining walls. they're on existing staircase faces in the right of way. they're along corridors. so the applicant has to be a nonprofit organization, a merchant association, a cbd, something like that. and the types of projects you can see go from painted and tiled murals, sidewalk murals, commemorative plaques. we tightened up the process for commemorative plaques because it was very confusing and it would go back and forth to and from the board of supervisors. so that's much clearer. and it also includes string lights along commercial corridors like all these string lights tha

portola was at 44, but 50s half moon bay and point rays get that south wind that's a mild direction foras vegas to 48in redding 25 for both truckee south lake tahoe winter weather advisory starts for them at 4 p.m. so you have a ways to go. if you're heading up to the mountains, go early. the better opportunity there. 52 in san diego, 55, los angeles, you had 56 in crescent city. that's because they have a south wind and rain has developed. so they're in the warm sector of that system. next, rain is on the way today. and then one more again tomorrow morning. sun and clouds and increasing clouds. rain later, the wind will pick up out of the south. system is trending a little wetter, especially north for us, though, as it goes as the system lifts north and the tail end drags across, the southern end will weaken, but still looking for some okay rain, i'd say marin county and napa county, sonoma county up into mendocino, especially mendocino county north, but south of that there'll be some lesser amounts, but if you're north where there's going to be some hefty totals here coming in over th

repair, state of good repair report, which you just saw a presentation on the visitacion valley and portolaity based transportation plan, which you recently approved, including bicycle and pedestrian needs and transit stop improvements connect sf, which was a joint agency effort across the city, which includes major capital expansions. the climate action plan, which was released by the mayor about two years ago, includes adding ev charging expansion and parking reform as well as easier transfers between transit operators and then this new to this year's capital plan. we also included our non sf mta capital expenses. we have a bart joint maintenance agreement in a non mta other agencies category that the sfmta is responsible for but doesn't necessarily manage. and besides what i'm about to show you, the mta could also work with regional partners to support an additional 23.4 billion in regional needs, which the mta may or may not work with regional partners. these things include geary, 19th avenue, subway and bayview, caltrain station, bart and muni station transfers, as well as the portal d

repair, state of good repair report, which you just saw a presentation on the visitacion valley and portolaunity based transportation plan, which you recently approved, including bicycle and pedestrian needs and transit stop improvements connect sf, which was a joint agency effort across the city, which includes major capital expansions. the climate action plan, which was released by the mayor about two years ago, includes adding ev charging expansion and parking reform as well as easier transfers between transit operators and then this new to this year's capital plan. we also included our non sf mta capital expenses. we have a bart joint maintenance agreement in a non mta other agencies category that the sfmta is responsible for but doesn't necessarily manage. and besides what i'm about to show you, the mta could also work with regional partners to support an additional 23.4 billion in regional needs, which the mta may or may not work with regional partners. these things include geary, 19th avenue, subway and bayview, caltrain station, bart and muni station transfers, as well as the portal

repair, state of good repair report, which you just saw a presentation on the visitacion valley and portolaity based transportation plan, which you recently approved, including bicycle and pedestrian needs and transit stop improvements connect sf, which was a joint agency effort across the city, which includes major capital expansions. the climate action plan, which was released by the mayor about two years ago, includes adding ev charging expansion and parking reform as well as easier transfers between transit operators and then this new to this year's capital plan. we also included our non sf mta capital expenses. we have a bart joint maintenance agreement in a non mta other agencies category that the sfmta is responsible for but doesn't necessarily manage. and besides what i'm about to show you, the mta could also work with regional partners to support an additional 23.4 billion in regional needs, which the mta may or may not work with regional partners. these things include geary, 19th avenue, subway and bayview, caltrain station, bart and muni station transfers, as well as the portal d