and members of the board.tq■@ bob bk i'll go ahead and invite noa gonsalves from one treasure island ate on their on island programs and activities. good afternoon. good afternoon, directors and happy new year. nela gonsalves, executive director from one treasure island. i have a very short report this month at our food pantry on the 17th. we served over 200 households with hams and turkeys and gingerbread houses and toys, and we gave residents who are in the new housing development grocery carts so they can wheel their groceries from the food pantry all the way back up to star view court in isle house and masayo mae. so it was a very lovely celebration. our construction training program began this monday. on january 6th, we had 11 candidates that are enrolled in the training, and our job broker and employment services are set to go for the new year, and the tax site will launch on february 6th. that's where we provide low income san franciscans and island residents with free tax prep services if they make $75,000 or less. and so we're excited to run that program again in partnership

the navy continued their presence on treasure island. raining center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 1993 and the city began a process in 1994 under the redevelopment agency, forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island, island's future. after the base closed in 1997, the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed their environmental cleanup in that area and last week, the california department of public health issued a radiology unrestricted recommendation for that portion of side 12. it's a big milestone for the project. >> the treasure island development facility was setup to implement the master plan that was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2011. >> given the importance of housing in the city, both the affordable component

the navy continud their presence on treasure island. war years, the island was a my training center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 93 and the city began a process in 19 forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island, island's future. after the base closed in 1997, the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed their environmental cleanup in that area and last week, the california department of public health issued a radiology unrestricted recommendation for that portion of side 12. it's a big milestone for the project. >> the treasure island development facility was setup to implement the master plan that was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2011. >> given the importance of housing in the city, both the affordable component and

the navy continued their presence on treasure island. the cold war years, the island was a myth training center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 1993 and the city began a process in 1994 under the redevelopment agency, forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island, island's future. after the base closed in 1997, the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed their environmental cleanup in that area and last week, the california department of public health issued a radiology unrestricted recommendation for that portion of side 12. it's a big milestone for the project. >> the treasure island development facility was setup to implement the master plan that was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2011. >> given the importance of housing

great news on behalf of everybody in d6 and treasure island we are excited for this and thank everybody for their work on it. >> thank you, chair dorsey. and congratulations to you and to madison tammy on your staff who worked on this as well. i want to thank our departing colleagues commissioners peskin, preston, ronen and safai for leadership and service to the transportation authority. i think tilly has some -- in a moment. shout outs but i want to add my appreciation and best wishes as you embark on next advent urs and offer a special thank you to president peskin finished this year the longest transportation authority board member at 16 years you served as chair, thank you commissioner, former chair president peskin. and on behalf of the agency i do have a token of appreciation to present to each of you which will do at the end of my remarks and a photo. but before we do that, on behalf of all of us at the transportation authority i want to extend our sincere appreciation to sfmta director transportation jeffrey tumlin for his service to the sfmta and the city touring historic and

because of a crash just past treasure island. as you're getting toward the san francisco side, you see a lot of slow sensors across the span right now. and we do see that those head, those tail lights going around from the from the right to the left at the bottom and then back over to san francisco, really jammed up. i believe the crew is attending to a crash in that area just past treasure island. over here. there's another crash just past the toll plaza here. richmond heading over towards san rafael. so both of those westbound bridges have things slowing the westbound commute. back to you. here we go monday morning. thanks, mike. yeah, well, on the heels of that, gay tax time is also officially here. we've got you covered ahead of the april deadline coming up at 625, our consumer team breaks down. how soon you may see that refund from uncle sam. a little bit of panic on wall street as a new chinese ai app catches investors off guard. let's go out to the futures this morning. i'll show you what i mean. look a at the r there. the

question on the new park at treasure island. i know we added india basin and deposit maintenance at treasure island i assume? >> that say conversation to be had that we are phase nothing with treasure island. >> yea. >> it is our hope we want to create one park system they have an interest in us supporting those parks, yes. >> great. >> the question i had obviously, is with the online and with [inaudible] cuts and hiring freezes and the shops [inaudible] as it is how would, >> how are we going to do this. our shops are amazing, i know that you know that. they're incredible. there is funding attaches to some of the new parks that we are taking responsibility for. and they if we do assume a level of responsibility for tida a conversation in progress. funding would come with that. down the road, when the 700 build project is complete there is a cfd and funding that come with that. so, the answer this may not be satisfying as we are doing the best we can. we have a careful balance here. between sacrificing quality today, right. we h

feel whole on treasure island. philippe djegal all kron. 4 a bay area based app is helping people in la stay safe from the wildfires is called watch duty and its focus is to get information out in real time. people really are relying on this. the non-profit says volunteer firefighters, dispatchers and first responders are monitoring radio scanners and providing these updates. >> so our team is operating behind the scenes and like we've organized ourselves regionally and the incident channels. and so we have a plan signals, a potential wildfire starts coming into there. and then the first thing that they do is start validating those thing. those through radio traffic and what we're waiting for us. firefighters to come on scene and tell us the fires 5 acres with rapid rate of spread structures were immediately threatened. evacuations are being requested and then we start conveying that through the wash to out. and as soon as the first fire started, we enacted our rapid response plan which starts 24, 7 coverage in 12

treasure island and we understand the complexities of treasure island, i think if residence upon dentses on the peninsula experience that level of service they would be appalled. i think that the residents of treasure island is something we need to work it. for their benefit. other than that, i think the -- yea. president stacy was able to come to meet the committee. invite others will come meet the committee. a way to get ton our members and engage on the topics they care about. lastly, i have been a member. this committee for 7 years and 2 years at chair of the power committee. i let my members knowil step down from this role i joined the administration with mayor lurie. i want to invite to you go to meet the community members at our meetings and rely on them as a source of information and happy to take questions. >> i wanted say the out set, thank you for your years of service and good luck in your next position. and thank you also to the entire committee. it is an impressive group of people. where expertise and advocacy for various issues an interesting meeting i had 2 years ago now.

feel whole on treasure island. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk weather as we come out here. take a live look the view from the top of mount tam. and if you're wondering what the weekend's going to look like, here's the man with the answer. yeah, you see that fog out there right now. that's a change. the weather pattern for today. but things are going to change again as those winds are going to shift to become offshore. so well, that fog be gone by tomorrow morning. out the door right now. it is dry out there on the golden gate bridge is going to stay dry throughout the weekend, too. a pretty pleasant temperatures well above the average for this time of year, high pressure again, going to build in. you see that low pressure center just over on the eastern parts of washington and oregon. well, that is going to slide and dips south. and as it does, high pressure builds in behind. and here we go again. we start talking about those offshore winds. well, you see on the models here, too high pressure building in all of us. and those winds com

treasure fest is taking a break for 2025, it usually happens 2 days a month on treasure island, but they just announced yesterday that the treasure fest is taking a break. we don't know if they're going to try bringing back in 2026, but it's not going to be happening this year. >> well, the moraga orinda fire department is going to be conducting a prescribed burn later this morning. it'll be at 10 o'clock at the moraga lafayette border right near sky-high drive just east of prague. a road right near campbell into high school. crews are going to be burning, piled material out in open space. and you can see on the map here, the satellite view exactly where we're looking at. residents in that area may see and smell smoke. please close your windows and know that this is a planned prescribed burn. so no need to panic. >> 6.14, now and looking outside nice. and still this morning at the embarcadero, something we don't take for granted anymore. right? those offshore winds are definitely still a factor in southern california, but they are definitely not as significant as what has been seen in to

francisco police department or sfpd at their substation on avenue of the palms on treasure island. t lease is due to expire on november 30th of 2025. the proposed facility the proposed new facility on forest road and uruguayan island will replace the existing substation foreshore road has been utilized by the coast guard since 1973 as a command center for the san francisco vessel traffic services. the coast guard has relocated the operations and staff to a new facility. however, its electronic equipment and other facilities remain on site and the coast guard retains ownership of the property as the coast guard is no longer using the building in question, they've agreed to license it to the police department for their use. the premises is approximately 20 700ft2 and we are leasing a portion of the building the remainder of the building houses electronic equipment maintained by the coast guard. the term is five years expiring october 31st, 2029. there is no rent. the city, however will be responsible for operating expenses which includes maintenance, repair, utilities and any modifica

an accident right now, treasure island exit that has since been cleared and drive times are startingt. so things are improving out there. 20 minutes on the rich somerville and that golden gate bridge about 37 minutes story. james, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.48. is the time. so these 3 men that you see on your screen are now facing several charges in connection with a large burglary operation in santa clara county. so police say the suspects targeted asian households over the span of about 7 months and made off with more than a million dollars worth of items. and here are some images of what police found. officers believe they committed dozens of burglaries in several other cities, too. people search warrants were executed in the cities of stockton, hayward and french camp. >> with the suspects are from during the operation. we recovered a large trove of evidence, including over 700 pieces of stolen property ranging from hundreds of pieces of jewelry, large amounts of foreign currency purses, luxury watches and family heirlooms. >> police say the investigation is

and here's a live look at treasure island.t or not, this is and some of the structures that are out there i was like, is that a toll plaza because of a burgess act into yeah. can't even see in the bay bridge anywhere past. really in short, treasure island is kind of obscure, and now a quarter mile visibility being reported in a good bit of the bay area this morning. it is down south and this is supposed to burn off by. well, advisory goes till 10, was that really me, john? yeah, i think it's going to be a for areas north. >> along 1, o some pockets in the bay will be a little bit stubborn, too, but it will gradually lyft burn off a little bit. you'll get more and more of those peaks of sunshine. this right here. that's the very top a sales force tower. so you're not seeing a lot else in this view from mount tam right now. it is very fogged in for san francisco, the north bay, the coast. >> nice and sunny for the south bay and for some of our inland areas, this is actually an onshore breeze. this morning, we do have a switch-up

this is the bay bridge from treasure island. and you can't see a thing and this goes to show you 2, but the lights member, you don't want your brights on because this bounce back at, you know, try to help. you do need a little something a because like cars behind you that i have to yeah, yeah. so these these cars are on coming, but you can see the tail lights as you're following cars, which is nice. a lot of times. it's the only way i can tell if i'm standing the lanes. how long this fox stick around find out a job. it's going to be stubborn this morning. several hours. >> if you look outside right now is showing just as much but from above right here from your east bay hills is pushed right into the bay. it's a very thin layer. what you're going to see over the next several hours. is it starting to lift a little bit and then subtly burning it is a thin layer so it will do so towards late morning south bay. you're mostly looking up at the gray. well, our bridges in the north bay, you are driving right through it. so prepare your

all we do have a traffic hazard near that treasure island exit.you're traveling on the bay bridge. so a disabled vehicle there drive times have gone up because of that 30 minutes now make your way from the maze that fremont street exit. well, it's not a traffic collision. still making things a little slow this morning for you. san mateo bridge. you're at 14 minutes there. no issues. while richmond center fell bridge about 16 and we did have an accident highway 4 that just cleared up. so residual delays. you got him. 37 minutes, antioch to 2.42. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it is 6.31. and classes are canceled this weekend. ab laos school because their copper wire was stolen over the weekend. they cut the power it can't power the classroom. so the school now is facing a pretty pricey bill to make those repairs. >> the district already considering merging some campuses to help close a budget deficit. this was the last thing the news makes things worse. kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> no school this week. that is what is written

great news on behalf of everybody in d6 and treasure island we are excited for this and thank everybody for their work on it. >> thank you, chair dorsey. and congratulations to you and to madison tammy on your staff who worked on this as well. i want to thank our departing colleagues commissioners peskin, preston, ronen and safai for leadership and service to the transportation authority. i think tilly has some -- in a moment. shout outs but i want to add my appreciation and best wishes as you embark on next advent urs and offer a special thank you to president peskin finished this year the longest transportation authority board member at 16 years you served as chair, thank you commissioner, former chair president peskin. and on behalf of the agency i do have a token of appreciation to present to each of you which will do at the end of my remarks and a photo. but before we do that, on behalf of all of us at the transportation authority i want to extend our sincere appreciation to sfmta director transportation jeffrey tumlin for his service to the sfmta and the city touring historic and

francisco police department or sfpd at their substation on avenue of the palms on treasure island. that lease is due to expire on november 30th of 2025. the proposed facility the proposed new facility on forest road and uruguayan island will replace the existing substation foreshore road has been utilized by the coast guard since 1973 as a command center for the san francisco vessel traffic services. the coast guard has relocated the operations and staff to a new facility. however, its electronic equipment and other facilities remain on site and the coast guard retains ownership of the property as the coast guard is no longer using the building in question, they've agreed to license it to the police department for their use. the premises is approximately 20 700ft2 and we are leasing a portion of the building the remainder of the building houses electronic equipment maintained by the coast guard. the term is five years expiring october 31st, 2029. there is no rent. the city, however will be responsible for operating expenses which includes maintenance, repair, utilities and any modif

it is still out there, near treasure island.retty slow commute, coming off of westbound 80 but you can also see northbound 884 westbound 580 starting to back up just a bit. south bay commuters, good morning to you, a slow commute northbound 101, down to 35 miles per hour at some spots. 280 south to downtown san jose, still looking okay this morning. westbound highway 4, westbound 80 as well as the ride into the ultimate pass, definitely give yourself a few minutes. and a look at 880, south bound starting to slow down just a little bit, this is past the coliseum, san leandro, hayward, that is where you will feel the crunch heading toward the san mateo bridge. >>> that is a new hit for you, or not, scottish rock band, simple minds embarking on the biggest north american tour in four decades, there was once a thing called the 80s and 90s, friends. it was fun. they are stopping in the bay area, tickets go on sale, don't you forget, this friday. >>> and from one rock band to another, bay area icons, green day nominated once again at

. >> very quickly you saw the hotels springing up treasure island, the excalibur, the luxor, new york, new york, the venetian in the 90s were an unusual shift because suddenly it became this weird arms race to see who could build the craziest theme. >> the new hotels are a combination of casino and theme park. >> the luxor is a pyramid of hotel rooms covering a gambling floor, game arcades and ersatz egyptian antiquities. the city is rebuilding itself to attract the baby boomer generation, their children and their money. >> the visitors from vegas doubled between 1984 and 94, and that was partly because of these new hotels and extravagant new shows. it really catapulted vegas into a new era. >> while mom plays the slot machines, dad takes the kids to the emerald city of oz. >> that's really what disney vacation was about. the capitalist impulse to profit from as many sectors as possible. i mean, it's money. it really enabled this next gen flourishing of las vegas. hey, we're gonna make a wreck coming. >> everybody's looking for a hero chris wanted to change the world. >> people are li

i'm looking forward to most is taking our time at treasure island and bring into effect to help people so many things that are going on in my mind at the moment because of the fact today is the last day that we are actually on our training grounds on treasure island. i cant believe i'm actually here and i made it these 5 months. getting in here doing the best i could possibly do, but now it is graduation is just so close. i'm just nervous. i created this family within the 130 academy class where we have gotten to know each other and gotten to do skills together, but now when i go to my probationary home, now i will get to know those people and learn so many more skills and just get all the hands on experience and you know, create that second family. it has been overwhelming. just the amount of support that i have received. my family is my core and is my biggest support system and they have been there and have just expressed unconditional love and support every step of the way. [music] >> good morning 130. i know this is a exciting day for you, and this is just one of the many milestone

feel whole on treasure island.lippe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up, we have colder mornings and nights but mild and sunny afternoons. i'll have final forecast after the have final forecast after the break. with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. mostly clear tonight. we have some breezy conditions in the forecast that will pick up overnight. there's actually a wind advisory for the north bay hills. so if you drive a high-profile vehicle. >> make sure to

the treasure island development authority tells sfgate it was a logistical decision. ntly the crowds were getting too big, as development on the island takes up space where the event is held. >> this morning, lawmakers in washington are preparing for a busy week ahead. confirmation hearings for president elect donald trump's cabinet begin this week, and that includes his controversial choice to lead the department of defense. former fox news host pete hegseth. and gloria, what else can we expect this week on capitol hill? >> well, amanda, there are 14 senate confirmation hearings that are scheduled for this week. for the first time, senators will have the chance to publicly question the nominees. and that includes pete hegseth, who spent several days on capitol hill last month working to drum up support. at least one democrat on the senate armed services committee wants more detail on his background. he is skeptical about hesketh's qualifications for the job. >> you look at his personal conduct, especially when he was managing veterans for freedom and concerned veteran

feel whole on treasure island. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a nap, a man accused of having bomb making materials at his home. the suspect. 31 year-old justin fischer is believed to purchase chemicals known to be used for making bombs. fisher had been arrested in 2019 and convicted on bomb and weapons-related charges. albany police say they found this loaded firearm and replica bb gun after they arrested for shoplifting suspects including 2 teens. police say the theft was reported around 8.30 wednesday night. police tracked the suspect's car and recovered the stolen goods. the teens were cited and sent home. openai ceo sam altman is denying claims made by his sister that he sexually assaulted her multiple times when she was a child. any altman filedea lawsuit monday alleging her brother sexually assaulted her between 1997 2006 sam altman released a statement on behalf of himself and his family denying the allegations and adding that his sister is facing mental health challenges. lawsuit asks

that's on treasure island. organizers announced yesterday they were invited back for this year. do have any word yet on if they're going to try and bring it back in 2026. >> day yesterday was with temperatures that we're climbing very, very warm. we records broken in areas like redwood city as well as oakland to getting up to 70 degrees. i mean, this morning, berkeley are in the 60's to start the morning. so it is warm out there and warmer than average for january all together with how dry this january has been so far and with how dry it is trending to be. if we continue this pattern, which is looking likely we will be the driest january in the bay area of the decade. so far. and what a thing to be talking after what was anyway, such a wet winter season, at least for northern california. as for southern california, they had not seen any winter precipitation hardly yet. and the u.s. the fire significant fire activity. we still have those red flag warnings and high wind warnings through 06:00pm today for southern california. neighbors. we're actually going to go back into high win

. >> a treasure island tradition is no more.ecent decision from officials, and we'll show you a grassroots giveaway in southern california for the victims of the wildfires. and a live look at the san francisco skyline. coming up, chief meteorologist bill martin will have your complete bay area forecast. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. organizers of treasure fest posted on social media that the event is ending after officials on treasure island did not invite them back for this year. the two day celebration of local products brought hundreds of craft makers, designers and artists to the island. organizers

feel whole on treasure island. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> and our parent company nexstar has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan this qr code on your screen to make a donation right now. we're going to take a live look here now at what's happening in southern california. we have some video here to show us. this is venice beach and there's still some smoking conditions in the area they're caused by the wildfires. meteorologist collin grogan is here now with details. yeah, that's right. so we talk about containment on these fires. they have had some success and the lady of fire, probably the one that's been the most successful there. 75% containment. >> we've got a little bit of containment to ons fires like the hurst fire and also the kenneth fire there in that 35% containment with the larger ones palisades. we are only at 8% containment and only 3% containment on the fire, which would be the second largest one. so obviously a

ross's younger sister michele slater stopped by clients are a storage container on treasure island friday to pick out clothes before driving down to southern california to console her family. she's in shock. >> she's with i'm just desperate to get out there and be with and bring her anything that will provide. comfort very apocalyptic watching, like an entire huge city burned down. kristin klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit everyone's taste. but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at her store in 6 years. the most recent last month, klein says it is important to help others in need everyone being safe is the obviously the most important thing. but you do want to just go in your favorite blanket or put on your favorite jacket and when you don't have that. it takes a while to get over. i want her to feel like a person like not just have targets what hands just. >> a little bit of joy the spark back to like a person on treasure island

feel whole on treasure island. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> our parent company nexstar has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to make a donation. >> a bay area based app is helping people in la stay safe from those wildfires is called watch duty and its focus is to get information out in real time. the nonprofit says firefighters, dispatchers and first responders are monitoring radio scanners and providing updates. >> so our team is operating behind the scenes and like we've organized ourselves regionally and the incident channels. and so we have a plan signals, a potential wildfire starts coming into there. and then the first thing that they do is start validating those thing. those through radio traffic and what we're waiting for us, firefighters to come on scene and tell us the fires 5 acres with rapid rate of spread structures were immediately threatened. evacuations are tpbeing requested an

disabled vehicle somewhere around treasure island. i'll continue to follow those reports and the speeds back to you. all right. thanks, mike. a global buzz this morning surrounding the louvre in paris. it's the home of the iconic mona lisa. but the question is, will it soon be on the move? coming up, the new master plan to bring an iconic masterpiece back to italy and a chinese. ai absolutely unnerved wall street as the day after. so what happens now? well, one indication would be the futures. let's go out there, take a look. looks like it's going to be a quiet day, but we'll go over the controversy nonetheless. and if you've already wrecked your new year's resolution, do you need a way out of that contract? that is. well, later for you at 625, our consumer team has you covered there. stick around for that and much more. you're watching today in the bay. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's

things look like outside right now with beautiful sunset as we would look towards downtown from treasure island. temperatures are backing down into the 50s. 6 f 1 degrees in santa rosa where they were five to eight degrees above average. and still that breeze is helping to keep skies clear except for the heat. and that will help allow temperatures to drop off quickly throughout the rest of tonight. a look at our forecast lows as we will drop down into the 30s in a widespread basis away from the water. the mostly in the 30s. temperatures east of the oakland hills are dropping down. even the chilliest spots should be a couple degrees above freezing. even in the valley, there will be a couple of spots that will dip down. one more day of temperatures that are rising up from 3 to 8 degrees above normal and most of the valley. temperatures inland in the east bay. that is basically where most of our temperatures are going to end up in the low to mid-60s. along the coast, that's one of the cooler spots at 68 degrees. just enjoy the temperatures that are above normal. a cool down if stored for us on fri

and enough to keep the skies clear as we would look at downtown treasure island. still holding on to 60 degrees. already down to 50 degrees. with mostly clear skies and light winds, not stirring them to any great extense, where they will be chilly out there and a lot of 30s on the map, but anywhere you go, temperatures will drop down in the mid to upper 30s, and it is not that far out for this time of the year. mostly low 40s around the bay and the coast. even a few spots dipping down in the santa clara valley. after that chilly start, we'll warm up. san jose and morgan hill getting up to 68 degrees tomorrow afternoon. most of our temperatures are topping out in the low to mid-60s, which will be an offshore breeze developing once again. so the fire threat is going to remain limited, but enough to stir the atmosphere around in just a bit and result in very similar temperatures across the entire bay area. one of the cool spots in san rafael. and only a 7-degree difference between the cool west and warmest locations on the map by tomorrow afternoon. a look at the dog

from treasure island looking towards downtown. you can see the fog in the background.tty sunset this evening. temperatures anywhere from 47 degrees at santa rosa to still showing 60 degrees at the oakland airport. most of our temperatures topped out in the 50s today. just the warmest spots managed to touch 60 degrees. let's take a look at the floor map and simulate that fog which is going to become pretty widespread. it is at least going to be low cloud cover near ground level. gray skies like we saw today. the difference is the fog is going to be a little more stubborn, especially around the bay and around the coast. probably more clouds along the bay then around the coast. the clouds will thicken up tomorrow evening. in advance of rain showers, more heading that way. temperatures will be just a touch below average. the warmest spots on the map where the fog dissipates faster around 60 degrees for san jose and morgan hill. those are the only spots we anticipate hitting 60. low to mid 50s around the coast. upper 50s east of the hills. north bay valleys, 50s tomorrow af

at the moment, just the last rays of wednesday's daylight on the horizon as we would look from treasure island the golden gate of alcatraz. retreating down to the 50s after we made it up to the 60s for most of the bay aread to, still holding on to 63 degrees today in san jose. another day of above average temperatures, where we might be a couple degrees warmer for the highs tomorrow, which will put us way above normal. it will be a chilly night tonight, not quite as cold for the past couple of nights. the past few mornings where we have woken up to the temperatures below freezing. some spots dipping to the upper 20s. and they will level off just a couple of degrees above freezing. 35 in petaluma and fairfield and around antioch and brentwood. temperatures around the bay, mostly in the low to mid-40s along the coast. and the temperatures in the santa clara valley, a mix of upper 30s and the 40s as well. but temperatures will warm up again without that fog, dry air will heat up very quickly. up to around or above 70 degrees in san jose. and most of our temperatures will make it up into the mid t

the mission, treasure island and bayview hunters point the city and county of san francisco aims to electrify% of vehicles in the city by 2040. >> today marks 16 years since a danville pilot landed the plane safely on the hudson. >> we recap that amazing moment after the break. >> incredible rescue on the hudson river. 16 years later, the miracle on the hudson merge unsee landing. remains one of the most important moments in aviation history. and it was executed by a bay area. pilot on this day in 2009 captain chesley sullenberger, better known as sully. he managed to make an thinkable landing on the hudson river after his plane hit a flock of geese and lost engine power. despite the dire circumstances, all 155 passengers and crew members survived. thanks to selling his courage. >> it was pretty scary man. like i thought circle back to the board because i forgot party. a lot. and i knew come around this way and circle in on that runway over there. he goes just brace for impact. >> so after a executing the landing in new york's ali received a true heroes. welcome back here in the bay, danville

we're building a women's sports facility for bay fc on treasure island. we are really actually investing and supporting women sports, supporting their access to health care, and we're doing it while we support trans people. >> yeah, yeah, certainly it's the bubble factor as we were talking about. we don't have much time left. but if you have any advice right now to give to allies? >> absolutely. support your trans siblings, your trans community members. let them know you care, and also support them with your vote and actions. this will be a great time to donate to a trans serving organization, especially those providing gender affirming care, medically necessary care for trans people and supporting trans youth. >> all right, honey mahogany, we appreciate your perspective. >>> had we want to go back to live images of the fire burning in southern california. it has burned close to 13 square miles. and so that is up. it's really been growing very quickly. right now, there's a lot of worry about the winds that are going to be picking up tonight. first alert m

meanwhile, getting toward the bay bridge on the area just past treasure island. i've circled the slowing. we may have a crash in the right lane. you see things bunching up right around the tower, over on the right side of the screen. no backup at the toll plaza, but it may form if they slow those lights down. back to you. thank you. mike. 610 for you right now. santa cruz wharf open again for business. this is all following last month's partial collapse. but the question is exactly what went wrong there. well, coming up this morning, we have details on a new just launched investigation and brand new into the newsroom, the latest jobs numbers. they are phenomenal. let's go out to the futures this morning. wall street may not and indeed is not happy with that because that means the fed is not going to be cutting rates anytime soon. well, we're also checking in on your new year's resolutions. how are you doing so far? whether you choose to work out more or save more money, we're going to te you why you're not alone if you find yourself already lacking. you're watchi

one of the changes you can see is, looking towards bay bridge from treasure island, the return of coastal cloud cover and fog. that's going to spread to a greater extent later tonight. it's going to be chilly tonight with inland temperatures, a lot dropping back down into the 30s. dry weather continues tomorrow and thursday with near- normal high temperatures. then the rain makes its return on friday. it's going to be most concentrated north bay. everybody has a chance of showers on friday and over the weekend, even though the farther north you go, the higher rain chances are going to be. we'll switch perspectives. look outside from the mark hopkins hotel. beautiful sunset, a little fog on the horizon. temperatures range from 52 in the city to short of 60 right now in concord. we had a number of 60s on the map earlier today. later tonight, temperatures are going to be dropping off quickly, now the sun is dipping below the horizon. technically sunset is 5:29 this evening. the fog first, we're going to take you through 8:00 tomorrow morning with pretty widespread fog as we develop it throug

let's look at downtown towards treasure island, beautiful sunset with the high clouds reflecting thef sunlight. temperatures are mostly in the 50s, not as warm as yesterday, but still above average across the bay area, 60 degrees for a current temperature in san jose. as we head through the night, that veil of high cloud cover won't be very efficient at holding temperatures toward ground level. the chilliest spots will stay a couple degrees above freezing. around the bay mostly low to mid-40s and in the santa clara valley temperatures will be a mix of upper 30s and low 40s as well, not a whole lot of variation. temperatures will struggle to warm up because we'll see that cloud cover thickening up and a good chance of showers moving in. let's turn on some labels here so you don't get lost as the map becomes discovered by the scattered showers which won't be too numerous. we'll saturday with tomorrow morning into early afternoon. it's showing a couple little radar freckles. the bulk of shower activity will develop tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. so from 2:00 to 6:00 tomorrow,

now is going to be in red on this same night last year, fireworks would prove to be deadly on treasure island. unfortunately, it was an 18 year old kid and he had set off a firework, didn't go off and he went over to check over it, stood over it, and he succumbed to his injuries when it did go off. >> fireboats will be patrolling the water where the professional fireworks display will be set off. california highway patrol is looking for drunk drivers after making nearly 900 arrests statewide during last new year's maximum enforcement. >> we've seen lives ended. we've seen people hurt. we've seen families destroyed. >> officers are warning people to get a sober driver, take advantage of the free muni rides in san francisco for new year's, or book a ride sharing company. >> whatever the cost is for that ride is going to be far less than a dui. >> christopher anderson is going to a disco party in the city and celebrating responsibly. >> we just took the ferry to get here, which is a nice way to come in, and then we're going to take an uber, and then after that i think we're going to walk. >> sam

efficient to keep our skies completely fog free, a beautiful sunset as we would look at downtown from treasure islandmperatures in the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees. another unseasonably mild day. tomorrow's high temperatures will be mild as well, topping out about 5 to 8 degrees above what is normal for this time of the year. again, the fog won't be a concern at all throughout the day. a look at the low temperatures that will end up tonight. the you wouldn't guess that we would end up above average. it will be a mix. mid to upper 30s and the lower 40s for overnight low temperatures. the but really not out of the ordinary for this time of the year. the temperatures are within a few degrees of what's typical, even in the spots when you're dipping down closer to freezing. and once the sun will come up without any fog dissipating, our temperatures will warm up in a hurry. getting up into the upper half of the 60s. for the most part, we are talking about high temperatures in the low to mid-60s. it won't be strong, but it will be enough to stir the atmosphere around. and results in a very uniforme

some perspectives looking toward downtown from treasure island, we are cooling off pretty quickly thisning. down to 39 degrees in santa rosa. 40 degrees in livermore. a bit warm, 50 degrees on the nose in san francisco. it is the clear skies and light winds. there's no wind to speak of tester the atmosphere around and keep anyone at the ground level so temperatures will continue to drop off. a lot of 30s on the map by early tomorrow morning. even the chilies spots will stay a few degrees above freezing in the valleys of the north bay. also a couple of degrees above freezing around antioch in brentwood. on the coast temperatures are in the low 40s, which is cool only about three to five degrees below normal. temperatures in the santa clara valley, a mix of upper 30s and low 40s. after the chilly start we warm-up. upper 60s in the santa clara valley. a bright spot is staying a couple of degrees below 70. most of us will top out in the low to mid 60s. low 60s along the coast and then low to mid 60s dayside and farther inland. again, warm spots are likely to climb farther into the 60s. wit

starting from scratch in a new venue isn't something we can take on at this time had been on treasure island. the organizers say they're grateful to shoppers in attendees. no word yet on if bilby trying to bring it back next year. >> soccer fans hoping to see lionel messi in action should be prepared to pay top dollar tickets for the quakes match against inter miami went on sale today. and if you can put up with waiting in the queue tickets start at $476. they go all the way up to $7,000. by contrast, tickets for the quakes regular season outing against the colorado rapids. 4 days earlier they were available for as low as 23 bucks. of course, shelling out that kind of cash to see the goat offers no guarantee that you'll actually get to see him in action last season, messy missed 15 games due to injury and international duty with argentina. it's tough because he's old and therefore he's injury-prone is all relative but wreck. for the purposes of this he's old for a soccer but, you know, same thing happened when david beckham came to the u.s. and the latter stages of bend it like beckham. >> a