there is a contentious meeting over rent control that has been going on in almeda. coming up, at 6:30, what the city council decided after public comment lasted early into the morning. >> but first, growing tensions between north and south korea. the show of force, by the united states. after the north's recent rocket launch. >> good morning, we are looking at the sunol grade. 680 slow at pleasanton. by the time you reach fremont, it evens out for the commute into the south bay. >> a lot of cloud cover. breezy to down right windy for some. maybe a few sprinkles or light rain. but the main frontal ban is coming in later. we will have more on that. >>> welcome back to mornings at 2:00. u.s. fighter jets are over south korea, a show of force against north korea. >> now, this move follows north korea's recent rocket launch. and the head of the u.s. military command in south korea says it demonstrates the u.s. commitment to the defense of south korea. >> for the first time, since the terror attacks in france last november, california rock band eagles of death metal have

at the fireside lounge in almeda. 6:15 the time. west starting to warm up. >> we have high clouds around. normally we should see about 60. san francisco and oakland will be well into the 70s today. this is the beginning of our three-day warming trend thanks to an offshore flow and building ridge of high pressure. here's a look at live doppler hd where the clouds are over parts of san francisco and the north bay. but it's the winds and the upper elevations gusting to 37 miles an hour around mt. tam that has allowed for temperatures there to stay in the 50s all night long. here's a look at the ridge. that will build in to the north and east of us. a spring summer-like pattern setting up the next few days. if you are doing biking or might being you may feel the gusty winds at times, certainly tonight into tomorrow. but at the surface we have a lot of warmth as we get compressional heating. 53 in san francisco, 48 3akland. 54 already on the coast. and from our roof camera the sun coming up at 7:01. it will be nothing but sunshine. a few

now, that issue has been the subject of a heated meeting in almeda for months now.sure approved last night, does not make either renters, nor landlords completely happy, though. it does strengthen the city's process for reviewing rent increases of more than 5%. it limits evictions. and requires landlords to help pay a tenant's moving costs for some evictions. >> we need very fair strict guidelines that are actually monitored and enforced, to be able to make renters feel safe in their own homes again, that they are not going to come home to a 60 day notice. >> it is about time landlords and property owners are not demonized. >> reporter: again the city council gave preliminary approval to the measure, and will have a second reading of the ordinance at the next meeting, on tuesday, march 1. >>> there is another east bay city banning short-term vacation rentals. danville has adopted its own crackdown on what are commonly called air b&b rentals. now the town meeting was packed with people who wanted to speak out about the ban. supporters of the ban say the rentals creat

mid-70s to upper 70s oakland, almeda, santa rosa upper 70s, as we.e will talk about how long it lasts coming up. chris. >> thanks, lisa. now back to our developing news on the sudden loss of justice antonin scalia. we will learn more about the fight about with who will be his replacement. ray has the latest for you. >> good morning. abc news has learned that justice antonin scalia was actually in fact feeling sick in the days leading to his west texas trip to go hunting. this morning we have learned that an autopsy will not be conducted on his body. this, as investigators don't expect any foul play with his death. >> the body of justice antonin scalia, transported by a caravan into the parking lot of a west texas funeral hole. heavily guarded by u.s. marshals. this, as america now mourns the loss of one of the most conservative injurists on the highest court. >> he influenced a generation of judges, lawyers and students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape. >> place your left happened on the bible. >> scalia, nominate bid president ronald reagan

at the fireside lounge in almeda. 5:16, the time. and we have had a really nice weekend so far. going to keep on going, right? >> yeah. the next three days we are going to see temperatures continue to climb with records possible and maybe today. yesterday was in the low 60s half moon bay. to today another five degrees of warming. we are getting underway with the warping trend due to the north wind. 60 degrees in some area of the north bay. mt. tam has wind gusts out of the north up to 35 miles per hour. with the high clouds and wind shift we around looking at my fog this morning. the central coast doing okay and a huge dome of high pressure building in to the north and to the east of us and that's going to get the offshore winds going tonight. so we can see some gusty winds in the upper elevations. they shouldn't really work down to the surface but if you are hiking or biking you may certainly hear or run into some of these winds. but they should subside and we will just be left with a lot of warmth in the next couple of days. the east bay hills camera, things look pretty calm h

the next giveaway is tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 at the king soopers at west almeda and south wadsworth in lakewood and then tomorrow afternoon at the king soopers at east 104th in chambers and commerce city. all the giveaway locations through sunday morning are on 9news.com. >> got to go get it. put on your snow pants and get out there tomorrow morning. >> absolutely. >> don't miss out on the opportunity to have your magnet. >> your hat is still wet from all the snow out there. >> it's really coming down. >> it's not going to stop. so take a look at the forecast for the rest of the afternoon. so moms and dads, when you pick up your kids this afternoon from school, just plan ahead temperatures are going to hover in the 20s. if we are lucky we could see some 30s but, you know, it's going to be a cold one and as we take a look at the forecast, it takes us through tuesday evening and i think that's when we are going to come between that seven to 14 range here in the metro area. so tomorrow another cold day and then start to see clearing on wednesday. stay tuned to your weather team as we c

it has been the subject of heated meeting in almeda for months now. the measure that was approved doesn't make renters or landlords completely happy but strengthens the city's process for reviewing rent increases of more than 5% and limits evictions and it requires landlords to help pay a tenant's moving costs for some evictions. >> we need very fair strict guidelines that are actually monitored and enforced. to be able to make renters feel safe in their own homes again. that they are not going to come home to a 60 day notice. >> it is about time landlords and property owners are not demonized. >> the city council gave plim mare approval to the measure and -- preliminary approval to the measure and there will be a second reading of the ordinance at the next meeting. >>> danville last night adopted a crackdown on what are commonly called air b&b rentals. the meeting was packed with people who wanted to speak about the ban. supporters say that rentals create traffic and parking problem, as well as cut into scries visitors spending money in hotels and re

. >>> another crash this morning, left a truck hanging off the edge of southbound i-25, near almeda. the truck almost crashed into the south platte river. denver fire officials tell us they got the truck driver out safely. as a matter of fact, that driver got out before firefighters got there. that person did have to go to the hospital for some back pain, though. investigators still have not said what caused this wreck. crews have since pulled that truck back on to i-25, but it caused a lot of traffic backups during the morning commute. a lot of people curious about what happened here. >>> on the boulder turnpike, construction is all done, and drivers on u.s. 36 are getting their first chance to try out the second phase of toll lanes. the new lane runs from table mesa to lewisville. right now, you can use it for free. c-dot will start charging next month. as for the toll lanes, already in use, c-dot says it has seen an increase in speeds and more consistent travel times, throughout the first phase of the project. which is great news for you who drive it every day. speeds from 2011 to

the customsen and border protection office in almeda was evacuated after an employee opened an informing containing white powder. thee people complained of feeling a sick but a search turned up nothing suspicious and the office was deemed safe. >>> encouraging news from the centers for disease control. this year's flu vaccine is doing better than last year's. it is 59% effective. that's a big improvement from about 20% effective. our flu season has been mild arer this year but it has not peaked as yet. a judge in new york city clear the way for salt warnings to be placed on many menus. those distinctive warnings must be posted bid large chain restaurants and fast food outlets by next tuesday. if they don't comply, they could be fined up to $600. the national restaurant association challenged the warnings which will appear on items containing more than the recommended daily dose of sodium. >> michelle obama called it a bittersweet event an the white house last night. the final time the obamas were helping honor one of america's great musicians. >> the president paying tribute to the late

. >>> a silver alert has been issued for almeda and contra costa counties, for what authorities say is a vulnerable 76-year-old woman. chp says marlene haines was last seen yesterday afternoon at her livermore home. and they say haines drove away in her beige 2010 20eu ta camry with this california license plate. dp661nc. haines is described as a white woman about blond hair. 5'5", 140 pounds. and they say she suffers from a medical condition that causes her to become disoriented. now if you see someone that fits that description, or if you see the camry, please call livermore police. >>> the chp is investigating a deadly accident that happened on interstate 880 last night. the two-car crash happened at about 8:30 near the 238 connector in san leandro. officers say one driver died. the other had to be pulled out of his car and suffered major injuries. the southbound lanes were closed for over two hours. after the crash. and officers are now looking for witnesses, to help figure out what caused this crash. >>> a bicyclist is in the hospital this morning, after she was hit by a suspected

right now the closest is almeda, california. it's a long haul from almeda, california, to get up into the arctic, into the areas in the gulf and the bering sea. so, recognizing what is happening in the arctic and coast guard's need for expanded presence, can you comment on the prospects for a national security cutter to be stationed in alaska? >> as you know i'm sure, senator, we have a process within the coast guard that the commandant runs for determining home ports. and we're a ways off from the completion of the ninth cutter, so it would probably be premature for me at this stage to comment on whether or not it should be ported in the arctic region. but i certainly understand the concern, and i certainly understand that alameda is a long way away from the arctic region. >> but you, too, recognize that coast guard's role, their mission, truly has expanded dramatically as we are seeing greater activity within the arctic region. as the commandant has said, it's like discovering a new ocean. and the coast guard is charged with r

the cuoms and border ection office in almeda wa evacted after an employee opened an envelope containing white powder. thee people complained of feeling a sick but a search by hmat teams turned up nothing spicious and the office was deemed safe this year'flu vaccine isoing tter than last year's. is 59% effective. that's a big improvement from last winter's vaccine, onl about 20% effective. health oicials sayur flu seasonas been milder this ye, b they do warn i has not peaked as of ye >>> a judge here in new york city has cared the way for salt warnings toe placed on many mus over the next couple of days. those stinctive warnings must be posted byargein restaurants a fast food outletsays by next tuesday. if tho eateries don't comply, th could be fin up to $600. the national restauran asciion challenged the warnin w will appear on items containing more the recommended daily dose of . >>> first lady michelle oba called it a bittersweevent at the whithouse last night. the nal time the obamas re helping honor onof arica great musians. >> and yeah,nd it was a really great mucian. theresident p

. >> mcafee is defending almeda saying their request it create a back door into the operating systemundreds of millions of i-phone users at risk. his plan involves physically taking apart this phone and only this phone, eliminating any risk to other. >> using social engineering and plus the hardware and software, we perform our magic with the wands and it comes out. this is how it works. there are 10,000 hackers who can easily do what i'm suggesting myself. >> but the government said it needs a he will's help to get into the phone. abc news, new york. >> thousands of people gathered to say good-bye to supreme court just tis antonin scalia yesterday. ♪ >> his funeral was held at the basilica in washington, d.c. yesterday morning. vice president joe biden, members of congress and all 8 sitting just tises of the supreme court were in attendance. scalia died last weekend of natural causes. his son, paul, a catholic priest, led the service. he remembered his father as a man who loved god, his country and his family equally. >> dad understood the deeper he went in his catholic faith, the b

almeda of canfield, ohio, turned 100 years old, as well. she says to eat graham crackers for breakfast. >> i like it. >> last but not least, a happy 100th birthday to benjamin yehuda of new york. two cups of warm water every day. >> nice. >> if you want us to honor someone's milestone birthday or anniversary, head to today.com/celebrate. don't forget to include a photo. >> nice job, dylan. >> under a lot of pressure. >> he got stuck on a flight. >> longevity, there's always a little chocolate, chardonnay. >> enjoying the little moments in life. >> live life. >> love it. >>> we have something really special next week. it's up for the job. we are interning in careers we'd like to try. here's a preview. >> reporter: from serving up the weather forecast in studio 1a -- >> wow. >> amazing. >> reporter: -- to serving breakfast to the king of the jungle. >> what, give us p show business? >> reporter: al does his internship at the san diego zoo. >> hi, who are you? >> i'm natalie. devil really does wear prada. >> first off, tea. little bit of milk.

we have 25 in almeda. the picture is a little off, but what i want to show you, typically one of the busiest drives is starting to look a whole lot better. like i said, the los of little problems scattered -- lots of little problems scattered across the city. the fender-benders and we will talk about the crashes and eastbound 70 at pecos and two separate crashes one at peoria and one at chambers and don't forget the traffic lights are mississippi and treat it as a four way stop. >> or stay away from it if you can. slow. >> sunshine across the state a few mid-level clouds developing here over the front range, late this afternoon. and stretching down through conditions, everywhere. and with 30s in the mountains, state. we will be in the 40s. for our lower valleys. in western colorado, and look for 40s to near 50 for the front range, and up in the northeastern plain, and warmer down south. today, sunshine, and windy, in the foothills. and 25 to 50 mile-an-hour gusts throughout the day. and we anticipate those