malignedand a high wind advisory on four different bridges right now. how it will affect your morning commute. >> good the thursday morning. we will start with the storms. there is another one on the way. >> storm number two is headed our way. right now, we still have a lingering showers and was see light rain closer to san rafael. we are saying a few sprinkles for those of you driving around the south. it is raining in concord and we have seen some impress of rainfall. over an inch and have and we are flirting with a half an inch by s sfo. more rain will be rolling through and the next one will bring heavy rain and gusty when that will carry us into the weekend. a full detail of what to expect coming up. >> we have better nils for a hot spot that we were tracking and. there was an overturned accident but it has been cleared. the chp has left the scene and the traffic has quickly recovered. this is a much better commute and it is still a major problem in the south bay where lanes of 101 is shut down. that is backing up the ride on 1 01 coming out of gil

that flood advisory goes for mill valley, all have a flooded advisory. that's a notch below flood warning. that means we could see puddling on the roads, flooding on the roads. please be careful if you're out there. emergency officials have this one other tip if you're out today. >> it would be a good idea to go out and take a look at your storm drain and make sure it's not dropped. that could cause flooding. >> too much too fast. we love the rain, need the rain. i'm all for it. >> reporter: so here it is back in the county, live, absolutely soaked. we're expecting three to seven inches here in the north bay and this county specifically. that's what we're looking like. we'll tell you more later on in the newscast. >> kids can't learn if they're living in constant fear. we'll meet one student transformed by foster care earning a degree while still in high school. >> make sure to check the traffic on the click roads if you're hitting the road this morning. kpix.com/traffic into your browser. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster

advisory committee reports appointments to advisory committees by board members. are there any? >> i'm appointing terry of the public and education enrichment fund. l. special order of business. i would like to announce the sunshining of the following proposals. 2013-2014 initial proposal for the success or contract from the san francisco unified school district to the united educators of san francisco teacher and para professional units for the san francisco board of education. members of the public are able to address these proposals tonight and will have another opportunity to comment on the proposals at the regular board meeting of february 11, 2014. i see that we have two public speakers. as soon as an solomon from uesf and david kelly from the organization. >> good evening, student delegates, commissioners, i'm as soon -- susan -- we are open for the contract talks and calling for raises around teachers and parents and other information that was not published anywhere. as you are well aware, too many schools are getting priced out of the city and the impact on our students

supervisor mar present and supervisor yee present we have compound >> i'd like to call the citizens advisory report. >> we're joined by your chair john avalos and mr. flanagan. >> good morning. my name is a joseph flanagan i'm the cac vice chair. those are the two items on the agenda that we took action on januarys meeting. the first item is item 3 adaptation of the t f c a local expenditure criteria which the cac passed names as part of the consent calendar. the second item 6 allocation of prop k and double fund for 4 requests this item was also passed unanimously by the cac without substantive decision. thank you. and that concludes my report. thank you >> thank you, mr. gleaning open this up for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you, ms. chang - first, the consent calendar is there anyone that would like the sever any items on the consent calendar. seeing none. ms. chang please call the consent calendar >> consent calendar items 2 and 3 are routine and will be acted upon by a single vote and we'll need items 2 and 3 approved. >> seeing no comments from colleagues

that advisory has been cancelled.ld see that traffic seems to be occurring smoothly with no problems for the southbound ride coming in from marin county. >>: three people are dead and three are injured after a plane crash on hawaii's lanai island. the crash happened at 1130 our time near the island's airport. if the plane was taken off when it went down. crews located it about a mile southwest of the airport. this story is still developing and we will bring you more information when it becomes available. if vetoed a bill that set off a national debate over gay rights, religion and discrimination and subjected the state to blistering criticism from major corporations and political leaders from both parties. brewer's decision defused a national furor over gay rights and religious freedom. the bill backed by republicans in the state legislature was designed to give added protection from lawsuits to people who assert their religious beliefs in refusing service to gays. but opponents called it an open attack on gays that i

flood advisories are in effect. door. good morning everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday february 8th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. weather our big story today. it's over us right now. let's go straight to mary mary for a look at what's in store -- rosemary orozco for a look at what's in store today. >>> we have steady rain over the bay area with the exception parts of the south and east bay. you get in the peninsula, and north bay, it's not only falling but really coming down in some areas. we have moderate rain falling in areas, santa rosa, san rafael, a little bit closer, it has let up just a little bit. it has shifted off to the east. this area now under an advisory in addition to parts of marin county. i'll look at that in just a moment. we're seeing pretty good rain along the coastline and stretching in across the bay. these cells capable of producing anywhere from 3/10 to half inch of rain per hour. they aren't sitting stationary, they're moving through, but moderate rain heading through

next speaker >> hello norman i'll glen rogers i'm applying for the citizens advisory committee for the district 7. i have been a member of district 7 for many years many decades. i was born in my house here i'm a member of etna. as a landscape architect i've studied transportation and different site planning situations and have sent to the board of supervisors any negligent avenue transit study you may have had an opportunity to look at. so this particular study gave me insight into the adjudication on negligent avenue. i'm sure you're aware of the project goes into park merced and not a straight line that is usually desirable for rapid transit. there's a business bias no stop at the ocean boulevard and however there's going to be stops for new businesses created by the developer and stones town. i know the best idea would be able to keep the businesses that are there flushing. and that's it i have time for >> thank you, mr. rogers. supervisor yee >> are there any other candidates that would like to speak? open this up for public comment is there anyone from the public who wishes to sp

city clerk: item 4: 140134: [appointment, graffiti advisory board] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 10, 2015, to the graffiti advisory board. clerk of the boardd vacant seat 14, succeeding debbie shea, term expired, must represent a business that operates in san francisco, for the unexpired portion of a two- year term ending april city clerk: sf 41234 >>supervisor norman yee: ms. deedey workman. >> good afternoon, i'm with the san francisco chamber of commerce. the chamber of commerce represents over 1500 businesses in san francisco. i would like to thank you for considering me in the graffiti advisory board and i have had the experience to interact with it and it would be my honor to serve on it. i joined with san francisco beautiful as executive director. san francisco beautiful is a longstanding civic improvement in the city. i was executive director there for 11 years and i had the capacity to address graffiti issues and support graffiti abatement across the city and giving funding to community groups to clean up graffiti and also includes giving a gran

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so we have zach marks who is the chairman of the pedestrian safety advisory committee. he will lead this presentation. >> is there a way to turn on the computer? perfect. hello supervisors. thank you so much for having me here today. i am zach marks chairman of the committee. sadly san francisco is the most deadly city in california for pedestrians and on average cars hit three pedestrians. with 21 pedestrians killed last year alone the status quo is dadly and simply unacceptable and with the fourth fatality on gen ess and pacific san francisco is set to exceed 35 deaths this year so simply the numbers are going up and not down. serving agthe representative to the board of supervisors the committee is composed of citizens of parents and seniors and advocates victims, people with disabilities and a muni driver and yes bicyclists. so when i joined p sac and took over in january last year the committee was in some respects in disaway and violated sunshine laws and roberts rules of order and not show up to meetings and the committee was insatisfy and inefficient and served

there's an advisory out there morning, a flood advisory in one location.rn marin. tent field, san rafael, south saw leto, fairfax where we are looking at rain rates of about half-inch an hour. so be careful there. we are looking at just some nuisance flooding. it really should abit by later on today when we do get a break. cordamero creek is getting awfully high. but mt. tam, 9 inches. it sounds amazing. other parts of the bay area just picking up a tenth around the livermore valley. we do have gusty winds out of the southwest up to 25 miles an hour. here's a look at doppler hd. 610 and 580, the rain shadow effect where most of the lift comes from the mountains, the coastal millions and that's where the written is enhanced. a warm frontal band is moving over the bay area right now. we are looking at breezy and moderate rain in the north bay. hills berg, and south 101. santa rosa, the wet weather, petaluma, the small stream flood advisory. and american can i don't know right rain. san francisco light to moderate rain with gusty winds. redwood city on and of

a fog advisory as well so keep that in mind.y for the newark side that should be clear by now. this is not clear west 580 continues to build out of the altamont pass. lower visibility all morning here. definitely an issue. south of pleasanton in to control. and then back out of the fremont side on this south end. we'll look here toward the oakland area. we'll get you into travel speeds. we have a nice flow of traffic. it is southbound 880 from 238 down to 92. you see the slowing typical. a live look at the northbound side past the coliseum. into downtown a mild slowdown because of the volume starting to build. 580 heading to the bay bridge because of an earlier crash that cleared but left a slow section. we had blashing lights. that's all clear but there is a westbound direction so speeds are coming down out of richmond into berkeley. >> thanks, mike. >> still ahead "today in the bay" traffic crackdown along the against against. >> really you should every day. the western span of the bay bridge officially changes its name today.

there's a wind advisory in effect and it is still light traffic at the bay bridge and also it wind advisory traffic is moving slowly and at the richmond san rafael it is a wet ride but no backups pripet >> team coverage of the rain is contained in this morning. it is affecting traffic. mike pelton is live in san jose. mike, we hear this is a flash flooding in the area? >> yes, this is at the intersection of santa clara. you can see all of this water just running down. this has caused problems for drivers early this morning. this water was at its peak in officer stated that it was about four to 5 ft. deep. take a look at these pictures. you can see a hand still of drivers were stuck. san jose fire and police responded. that brought tow trucks and they had to pull them out of the water. police did block off this intersection and caught fire department has left the scene, there broke off this intersection and when you come back out there say it is not a whole lot they could do because their real problem is that this station is too old and is just pumps were too slow. they are simply just could

now, we have parent advisory council report? good evening, superintendent, good evening commissioners i am amy, and i am a member of the parent advisory council and a parent at gotten elementary and i will let my friend and colleague introduce herself. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> my name is catilan and i have three children in the san francisco unified school district. >> so, we have a monthly update on the pac activities. this report describes the pac's work with our community, partners to hold the community conversations. on the district's local control and accountability plan that is the lcap and as you know that is required by the local control funding formula. >> last month's pac meeting members voted to accept the district's invitation to serve as one of the official parent advisory bodies to provide the input on the lcat. in turn, the pack is collaborating with our community partners to reach a broad spectrum of parents particularly parents of english learners and low income students and foster youth and stud

they are pointing student advisory committee. we have student members who i believe are studying right now. they are jess is an ankh, nick hue and miguel. thank you for providing critical input. we have two cochairs. one is mark murphy, he's not here tonight. our other cochair provides leadership to our group and i would like to bring him up now to honor him. jeff eng. [ applause ] thank you, jeff. stand there. make a line. another member we have tonight is one of our principals, michael rhymer. principal of roosevelt medical school, where i used to work. and we have a special 4-year service award to victor tam. yeah, victor tam. [ applause ] principal of chinese education center. thank you. in addition i would like to recognize the members who could not be here tonight. which you chuck horn brook, our secretary, magdalena and frank. i think that represents all the members of our committee. can we have the student delegates come up for the photograph. >> i don't think he's here, ms. flemming. brian fox. apologies. speaker: thank

we initially had a community advisory committee, we just renamed it to the ecocenter advisory committee because there's a lot of cac's out there. but the goal for the ecocenter is really to, we understand that engaging our communities is essential to the vitality of the ecocenter. our eac or eac will allow the community a space to have a voice and communicate in a meaningful way. so the cac will be co-chaired by cary and i and we will continue to recruit organizational representatives from the southeast community to serve as advisory members and we actually have, you will see on a later slide a bunch of interest in seeing the development at the ecocenter and we did actually have some initial organizations and representatives of organizations sign on to our original committee but this is another thing that we're going to do in klb collaboration which is really plan out the purpose for that body and identify folks that will really be able to serve the ecocenter. the idea is that we'll advance the goals of the ecocenter allowing community participation in the overall development and the go

i have a lot to give to the city and the graffiti advisory board and i have a lot to offer. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any questions? supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: i wanted to say she forgot to say she's a resident of district 9. thank you for being interested in doing it. >> thank you very much. >>supervisor norman yee: is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a recommendation? >>supervisor david campos: move this item forward with positive recommendation. >>supervisor norman yee: no objection, motion passes. thank you very much. congratulations. item 5? city clerk: item 5: 140135: [appointment, citizens general obligation bond oversight committee] hearing to consider appointing one member, term expiring november 21, 2014, to the citizens general obligation bond oversight committee. vacant seat 2, succeeding robert muscat, term expired, must be active in labor organizations, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending y clerk: sf 51234 >>supervisor norman yee: okay. michael seville. >> thank you

the flash flood advisory is in affect for the next five minutes.ritics may gacritics may get a lot war. should be careful by 3:00 p.m. r the coast and we continue to push the clock into motion just cloudy conditions in the evening commute should not be affected. what was said another wave of light rain for overnight and that will stretch into or early saturday morning. >> the seven day are from the bay shows the rain will not be as intense as what we are dealing with now impartial clearance for the next work week. a slight chance for rain, mostly partly cloudy skies. >> we have been talking about power outages. here is a look at some power outages around the bay. according to pg&e thousands are without power right now. in the north bay, 5200. in the south bay 630. in the east bay 620. in san francisco 109. >> the big nils or twister is the flash flood warnings. they just quitted that these flash flood warnings may go through 7:30 a.m. but they also stated that paula out to when the peninsula and parts of stamford are looking at quite a bit. this on

the dark purple area you see is the advisory.s it will come down as liquid and freeze in contact. is forter storm warning sleet and snow first and then change over to freezing rain. we are highly concerned in the pink area because you could see as much as a quarter of an inch of ice developing. that collects and tree branches and power lines. that is the threshold for when we start to see significant widespread problems. use caution. advisory through 10:00 this morning. we are taking you into the future. today is going to be the calm day. head into the evening hours, you'll notice the cloud cover thickening up. between seven :00 and 9:00, we will get the onset of this precipitation. it will come that as liquid and freeze on contact. that will accumulate very quickly. bridges and overpasses will start to get icy. this will continue into the early morning hours. it will progressively through the morning move northward and dry out in the afternoon. temperatures will also be warming up. the freezing will no longer be concerned in the

all under the winter weather advisory. for the metro area points south and east, a coating to maybe an inch, northern and western suburbs, 1 to 2 inches of snow. have to go to frederick county, hancock, martinsburg where you could see 2 to 4 inches of snow. we'll be keeping a close eye through the day. but for now, though, 36 now in washington. winds out of the north averaging 6 miles per hour. so it's not a very pretty day today. temperatures at or slightly above the freezing mark, most of this is going to stick on the grass not on the road. >> this cold and ugly and cloudy pattern we're in today, we're going to be stuck in it for most of the weekend and early next week. highs in the 30s today, tomorrow and monday. average is now 47. we'll be back about average on tuesday, little rain chance there. and 50s and 60s. >> am i dreaming? >> i hear employee of the month nominations coming my way. >> i'll write that letter. >> once we get there, you've got it. >>> well, this morning, you're going to see the first of two special

wind chill advisory in effect until noon.s with just listed it does expire at 9:00 a.m.. snow is exiting the region. a bit across the southern counties but that is about it. for the day, temperatures fall to 6 degrees by 5:00. it will be extremely cold. 22 for the high temperature friday. saturday chance of snow which will continue on sunday. >> so far so good on the roads. no major delays or hot spots. live look at the dan ryan in bound around 35 the cars are moving just fine approaching the bridge. south bound looks good down to 95 as well. no major problems. fifth we do have construction by the cook county court. as you are heading to that area yourself some extra time. starting yesterday blocked off california between 26-31 for some sort work. it will be there until march. >> marcus is live in the cook playing some soccer. >> good morning. we're here with the chicago redstarts national women's soccer league. today is a big tryout. you can come try to make the team. what we threw some of the warmups the people do. >> this

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low dense fog advisory.it was on the ground and now lifting a little bit. 50s and 60s are close to seasonal averages this time of year. 65 morgan hill and santa cruz mid-60s. upper 50s to mid-60s on the coast. mist out there for some. morning fog, hazy winds. not much for us hear. friday looks good and increasing clouds saturday. >> all right. thank you, steve. 8:21. a bold escape attempt and how an inmate managed to break free from custody and now he will be quickly tossed. >> a tough tackle caught on camera. the take down involving sacramento police and random bystanders. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill your water supply. arrowhead water is only $3.29 a case. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> you can see a police off

and last month the [speaker not understood] from the advisory committee and the advisory committee is composed by total of 15 members. there are nine members from the lbe community and five members representing the city agencies. they will be making recommendations in the development, the implementation and monitoring of the policies and practices of the ordinance which you would approve. in october and november, february, and march the contract monitoring division [speaker not understood], we held in conjunction with the department of public works a micro lbe town hall meeting. we had an open house which was very well attended [speaker not understood] and we also launch a one year business development program. the business development program that we launched about a year ago was designed to provide certified local business he with technical assistance and compete for city contracts. most of the departments have assisted us with this and [speaker not understood] and the process [inaudible]. in contract tracking, the lbts, [speaker not understood], we are going to be -- the wbts was l

i have a lot to give to the city and the graffiti advisory board and i have a lot to offer. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you. any questions? supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: i wanted to say she forgot to

the advisories are posted in advance of the storm. you need a big heads up on this one. , this the purple counties is where we are expecting freezing rain starting at 7:00 until 6:00 tomorrow morning. in the pink, you will start with snow and sleet and then change over to freezing rain. that causes insult to injury with the snow you already have. ice on top of that could way things down. this will continue until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is the future clot -- futurecast showing how this will come. advance in the evening hours and we will see a lot of pink on the map. see these temperatures. as we started see upper 20's, that becomes a big concern. you could get up to a quarter of an inch and that is a we start to see power outages. many bridges and overpasses will get i see by the time you get up morning, most the of the concerns stays to the north and west. then it dries in after we had passed the noon hour. we'll see improving conditions as temperatures rise up after a warm front goes through. our forecast today, partly sunny sk

all of you in the urban and small stream flood advisory until 10:45. look at richmond and hercules, martinez, over into oakland. now, as we head down the peninsula, it's not as heavy around san mateo and palo alto, but there are some good cells around hayward, 580, sunol is beginning to fill in and down through the santa cruz mountains we've picked up an inch of rain in the past three hours. so gilroy, morgan hill, you're wet as well. in the sierra nevada, the snow levels have continued to rise. and by tonight they'll be anywhere from 7500 to 8000 feet. so look at the wide-ranging totals. we're only over a tenth of an inch in san jose. ben lomond 2 inches. you can see the north bay 2 inches. oakland at 2.07 but the coastal hills getting that lift so from half moon bay southward, you're looking at pretty heavy rain as well. low to mid-50s with very gusty southwest winds. airport delays of over three hours and looking at winds over 35 miles an hour. so low 50s in fairfield. you picked up over 2.5 inches of rain as well since the overnight hours. so we're

everybody else is covered by that winter weather advisory. in terms of where the storm is now we're looking at snow way back in the midwest. so the heaviest snow will be north and west of town maybe 1 to 3 inches, critical times 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. i would allow extra time tomorrow morning, but no road problems in the afternoon because it will be milder, high temperatures near 50 by afternoon. there's the snow now pushing into ohio and portions of now just rain into kentucky. moisture is heading our way, trace to an inch in the immediate metro area and south, maybe 1 to 2 up toward gaithersburg. >>> weather permitting it's back to work and school tomorrow and for most people across our area following last week's winter storm. >> there is still just enough snow on the ground to make your life a bit difficult. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in bethesda. this is the kind of challenge some people will encounter during their morning commute, big piles of snow blocking your sight line making it potentially dangerous to pull t the intersection. >> peop