or 10 am. continue to see clearing throughout the date for the bay area. upper 40s to low 50s for the highs and even colder tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. here's the satellite and radar view showing that cold low pressure system that dropped the snow levels, reading snow for all of the bay area mountains. on the future cast at 7 am here we are with scattered showers and snow showers for that diablo range and santa cruz mountains. it will wrap up quickly and by 4 pm all of us will have sunshine this afternoon. for tomorrow morning it will be cold, one of the coldest we have seen in quite some time. daytime highs not very high with 52 in san francisco, 52 in oakland, vallejo and napa, 53 in santa rosa and san jose. fremont will have a high of 51 with 49 at pacifica. your 7-day forecast, clearing throughout the day, partly sunny on wednesday and thursday. we have showers back in the forecast friday through the weekend with temperatures across the board not hitting 60 all we

i am liam. i want to take this chance to thank my supervisor, gordon mar, for his support of hilary ronen. i think she is an inspiration to everyone in the city. she fights like heck for the forest and the dose the poorest and the most vulnerable people here. she has really good experience two years on the board already, and she would be the leader we need right now in city hall. thank you for everything you have done for us and our city, and thank you to my supervisor for supporting her. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> while, congratulations to all the new supervisors, my name is laurel and i am a proud member of the san francisco electoral democratic club and the bernal heights democratic club, but i'm here today to share with you the story of a fierce, highly skilled, compassionate and experienced negotiator, and her name is hilary ronen. the d9 supervisor. the district that i live in. i have seen hilary in action. when neighbors had had it with needles, fe

sanders: i am bernie sanders. i am running for president. i am asking you to be part of a grassroots campaign. our campaign is not only about feeding president trump, the most dangerous president in history. it is not only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election. it is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic, social, racial, and environmental justice. our campaign is about taking on the powerful special interests that dominate our economic life. i'm talking about wall street, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the fossil fuel industry, the military-industrial complex, the private prison industry, and the large, multinational corporations that exert such a enormous influence over our lives. our campaign is about redoubling our effort to end racism, sexism, homophobia, and all forms of religious bigotry and discrimination. our campaign is about creating a vibrant democracy with the highest voter turnout of any major country on earth, while we end vot

i am not a perfect man. i have done things that i am not proud of and i will live with the consequences of my actions for the rest of my life. but today, i get to decide the example i set for my children and how i attempt to change how history will remember me. full committee hearing -- hearing the testimony of michael cohen. former attorney to president

governor northam: it has taken time to make sure it is not me, but i am convinced, i am convinced i am not in the picture. reporter: some of the lawmakers wanting you to resign said the possibility that you thought it could be you is enough. what do you say to that? governor northam: i don't know how many times i can say this. again, if you could go back sometime and reword things, maybe that would be a good idea. hindsight is 20/20. but i saw this last night, it was horrifying to me. it literally shocked me, and i felt it was important to reach out and let people know that i was sorry for this picture not only was in the yearbook, but was on the page with my name on it. reporter: is there a difference between you and the michael jackson blackface [inaudible] governor northam: that is up to them. everything is in sound bites these days, but i believe both of them are wrong. but there is a contrast between the blackface and someone standing there in a ku klux klan outfit, and me dressed in a michael jackson costume for a dance contest. and again, they are both wrong, but i would hope pe

i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. good morning and we have a lot to get to this morning. >>> mary lee has a storm system heading our way. >> that's right. the strong storden system will bring rain and wind. called this morning with 30s and 40s, mainly dry this afternoon with cloudy skies and highs in the 50s. this evening light rain will move in with heavy rain and strong wind overnight. that will continue into tomorrow morning. we will see heavy rain, wi for your morning commute tomorrow, so be th this powerful storm system. we have a high wind warning for most of the bay area beginning at 10 pm tonight through wednesday until 10 am on thursday. we have strong southeasterly wind at 25 to 35, gusting up to 60 miles an hour. downed trees and power lines are likely with a flash flood watch in the entire bay area beginning tonight, wednesday into thursday morning with heavy rain likely. the roads, highways and small strings could flood. with the saturated soil we could see landslides and debris flows. we will watch this

i am unifier, not a divider. am a problem solver not a goalpost mover and not someone trying to refight the battles of the past. i am actually thinking about where the world is going. that makes me more of a centrist candidate, which i don't think is a dirty word. because i think if we want to win is a party, and we want to govern, two things that are very important, winning and governing, we should be a big tent party, a party that wants to a tract the progressives, moderates, independents and what i called disaffected republicans, in other words, non-trump republicans. i will take the four that i just named because that is six to 7% of the country. like i said with my approach to climate change, which is let's actuallyeal proposals get something done. it is a progressive idea, so the progressives ought to support me. i was the citizens climate legislator of the year, i am a good legislator on this issue. i don't think the green new deal is the way to go. at a want to tie fixing climate to fixing health care. wh

it is 5:41 am. do that >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk.e have received an announcement from secretary of state mike pomp here's a live shot from the state department. the u.s. is disengaging from the international treaty on nuclear arms that has protected europe from allowing the u.s. and russia to store nuclear weapons they are. u.s. says that russia has not been complying. this goes into effect tomorrow setting off the six-month clock for it to actually go into effect, when it comes to the agreement completely dissolving. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:44 am. >>> an announcement for fans of the hershey's kiss, and they have fixed the problem with the broken chips. many holidaymakers were upset over the broken chips last year and went to social media to vent, and the pennsylvania- based company has made adjustments to the kiss manufacturing process to allow for greater consistent the among the kisses. that's good to know. >>> it is 5:44 am as we switch gears and take a live look in atlanta, georgia at mercedes- benz stadium where

i am sorry, i am sorry, i am sorry. the people we respect in our history that we often laud as some of our greatest heroes are people who were tough, strong, who took on bullies, who took on folks that were mean and bigoted, and they took them on not by emulating what they were against, but by demonstrating what they were for. [applause] heroes, johnst lewis who i mentioned already, he did not bring out firehouses and dogs to take on the opposition that he had. if you fought them like that, that was exactly what people wanted. what he did was he stood up with a more courageous strength, a defiant love, and a determination not just to speak to his opponents, but to call to conscience, to act in a way that you awaken the moral imagination of other people. we have sort of lost that. i respect rugged individualism, but rugged individualism did not get us to the moon. rugged individualism did not happen in iowa when people used to meet in farmhouses to plan the greatest infrastructure project this country has seen, the under

i am wearing my father's jacket.he is a united states veteran, seventh army symphony professional musician. do you know what that means? william carter renee, the same spelling. my time is up, got it, you won, you have all the money. congratulations to the only human beings who matter in this entire city. you guys know how to work the fire engines, do you? do you? i am out. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> conditioners, ron miguel. i have to start out by congratulating rodney on his years of service. i have the pleasure of serving as president of the commission when he came on board originally , and for many years, was able to work with him. rodney, you have a challenge before you, i was a member of the chamber of commerce some 60 years ago, it is about time it was revitalized. that said, i am actually here because i am chairing the citizen's working group on market street. it is a group of stakeholders, and i am going to just go through the litany of what those -- the groups those stakeholders represent. at it

i am a homeowner. thank you for having us today, and thanks a lot to james and chris and a few others who have been incredibly tenacious. i spent the last seven years feeling a little like one person against the world not just trying to effect some change around security. i guess all i want to say is that for me, something like the c.b.d. -- my family chose to move from the north side of the city to where we live now in a small alley on the western soma because we felt like we wanted to be in a place where the community was a melting pot, where we were truly in an urban environment. i don't want anything to be really displaced in this community. i think that's what i was really attracted to, but the safety concerns have been a little bit too much for us. i think the c.b.d. in the long run, for me, is really going to help our community come together and effect cultural change. i think a lot of san francisco residents don't understand the amount of artistic, creative people that actually exist in western

i am tired of it.ring we cannot afford to make investments in things that create economic opportunities for families. i am tired of hearing we cannot afford to make investments in things like housing and opioid treatment. we cannot afford to address things like rural neglect and the legacy of racial discrimination. i am tired of hearing what we cannot afford because it is just not true. [applause] sen. warren: we are the wealthiest nation in the history of the world. of course we can't afford these investments. can afford these investments. [applause] sen. warren: but we need a government that makes different choices, choices that reflect our values. tax handing out enormous giveaways to rich people and giant corporations. [applause] refusing to stop invest in our children. [applause] stalling on stop spending money, real money, on infrastructure and clean energy and a green new deal. [applause] sen. warren: and start asking the people who have gained the most from our country to pay their fair share.

i am in s.f. native. my grandparents came in the fifties, and i remember the 16th street plaza as long as i can remember, as long as i could walk. just a quick question, as a show of hands, how many of you are getting paid to be here while how many of you are not? i think it is very clear that the community voices out here for this reason. unions, mission for all, and the developers are the ones getting paid to. not the overwhelming community a voice that has been here today against this project. since 2008, 8,000 latinos have been displaced. my family was one of them. i came back, i live, work and play in the mission. gentrification is violence. you build this project, it will raise the cost of rent, and people will be displaced. the examiner put out an article that shows displacement leads to death in seniors. we must protect our most vulnerable communities. mission for all, or we should call it maximus, has taken a play into the colonizer 101 handbook. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. thank you. next

this is where i am from.y father is a graduate of the vocational program at lawrence high school and his son is a united states senator. that was a dream for a family from lawrence. and for my family, and for so many other families, lawrence is a place where dreams come from. dreams born of hope and fueled by hard work, dreams of opportunity and equality, dreams supported either government that knows that the dreams of its people are a nation's greatest currency. elizabeth warren knows that those dreams are worth fighting for. [cheers and applause] sen. markey: that is exactly what i have seen her do in the united states senate. for six years, she has been fighting in the trenches for what is right for the people of massachusetts and our entire country. from her one woman protection detail, fighting to ensure the -- that wall street reforms stay on the books, so the retirement could be about dignity and not despair. [cheers and applause] fighting to raise the minimum wage so that no one working 40 hours a wee

it is friday, they were first and i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. >>> so far the traffic is light on this friday. >> we have a couple of trouble spots. we are looking at a strong storm. i know it is friday, and we have been waiting for it and the weekend but not the best timing with this week and powerful storm system. >>> we need the rain but we are looking at a major impact with this storm. change soon. ppler, you can now the storm watch scale for friday afternoon an evening, this afternoon, this evening and into saturday morning is when we will see the rain and wind picking up for us. the rain impact is at 7, the wind impact that 8, flooding at 6 in your commute this evening at 8. we have a high wind watch in effect the entire bay area beginning this afternoon with strong wind gus, 25 to 40 and gusting up to 60 miles an hour with downed trees and power lines possible. the flash flood watch dixie inn this evening and saturday morning for the entire bay area with heavy rain, small roads and highways along with the small strings could be flooding with this large amounts of r

i am with district 11. i'm here to congratulate the newly appointed supervisors, matt haney, rafael mandelman, shamann walton, and gordon mark, but i'm also here to support hillary ronen. i totally believe in her. she is 100% for the city of san francisco. she fights for affordable housing, she works with homelessness, she also is not afraid to clean up a station. she has so much integrity, she is a negotiator, she will work across the board, she worked with our city and she is really deeply committed. this testimony of all these people that have come out to speak on her behalf shows how much san francisco sees her power and her fierceness, and i know she will get the work done because she already has. she worked for a supervisor for six years and then she did her years as a supervisor and a totally support her. i hope all the board of supervisors will give her your vote too. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i i'm with that latino cultural dist

i am a business agent. teamsters 2795 has members that work this destination event, and we want to express our support for the extension of this permits. thank you. >> hello, i have lived in san francisco 25 years. my wife and i are raising teenage daughters in the outer richmond for the last 16 years, we live on 35th avenue. we are two blocks up the hill. of all the events that the city does, this is one of the best. there isn't any letter afterwards, there is no vandalism or violence, we don't see any of that two blocks away from the festival, it is excellent. also, my daughters walk down there all day, and they walked back at night. we don't worry about them at all. there's police, fire, e.m.t. is, it is a great presence in the neighborhood, and i think they are a great neighbour to us, and we want to see them back also, i am a stagehand with local 16 it is the only gig i do yearly. it is fantastic. i see the process of going in and going out, and it just works bettha

>> i am done. you know you don't care about that. >> i just asked you. >> that is hot stuff from kevin durant. >>> kevin barns returns to california to sacramento and not oakland, being dealt by the mavericks to the kings last night as they make their push for the playoffs. barns as an option next season defeat him $25 million. the oregon ducks is feeling lonely in eugene, and easy steal and easy layup, organ taking it, 73-62. the bears have not had a victory since before christmas. >>> we have the chris shaw starting outfield, dugger and william son. bryce harper would go a long way to help to improve the star power in the outfield. the giants front office flew to vegas to meet with bryce harper is unsigned and reportedly turned down the $300 million deal from the nationals in october. this band bumped into the giants ceo larry baer at the law shelf and it turns out that he was there to meet with bryce harper. in the meantime, the nba trade deadline is today and they are taking off this morning at

i am not a monster. i am a 40 year san francisco native it will provide 100% union labor and it will also provide affordable housing. at the end of the day, there is he said, she said, and there is the truth. the truth is we will, as a community benefit from building at 1979 mission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is melody. i oppose monster in the mission. i grew up in the mission, and i love my community. we have come together and i don't want them to displace anyone else. the commissioners and the planning department staff should remember this is -- it is a choice we make for our community. you need to stand with us and make a better choice for our future. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [speaking spanish] [applause] >> hello, commissioners. my name is blanca. i'm a mother of two children, and a -- i'm here with mira housing. i'm also a mother, volunteer, and i have lived here more than 25 years. the mission is my home. my kids have gone to school here it is very painful

houlahan: i am an engineer, i am a veteran, i am an entrepreneur, i'm obviously a woman, a mother, and i am a teacher. and all of those kinds of skill sets are in short demand here in congress. until this most recent congress there haven't been very many of us here. so i think in combination with what is traditionally skills -- the traditional scales that people bring here, which are lawyers and career politicians, it is important to have people at the table who are able to think in a logical way or people that think as educators. and that adds to the mix, the nice stew that allows us to be more effective legislators. >> what prompted you to run for this seat? rep. houlahan: i ran for congress because i felt i had something to offer. i felt as though our nation was in a stressful time. in for the very first time, i was worried about the trajectory of the country, for a lot of different reasons. and i thought i had the right skills and the correct motivation, especially because of my heritage. i brought a career to bear here in government mostly in the civilian sector. >> what is it abo

i am not a teacher, i am a paraprofessional, and my role is to support special education students in the school setting, a job i have been doing 28 years, and i tell you, i'm with young people. there's people that have been here a lot longer than i have. prop g was a good thing because the unique thing about special education -- >> chair fewer: excuse me. could you please speak directly into the microphone. >> okay. is that better? >> chair fewer: yes. >> okay. the thing about special education is they need consistency, they need people that can commit and stay with them long periods of time. that's just the nature of the work. it's labor intensive, and you can't change that. prop g was a good step in the right direction. when people came back from their summer break with the raise, their morale was better. that left us more time to focus on our jobs, focus on our students, look ahead. prop g, we're on the right course, we're going the right direction, we're finally doing the right thing, and we certainly hope that this board will be part of that. thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you

i am a richmond resident. i live at 15th and fulton, and i also work for another san francisco nonprofit, friends of the urban forest, who is another ecolands partner. i personally have been helping organize and run our booth for the last three years, and to kind of reiterate what was just said, it's provided a very invaluable opportunity not just for us to interact with a lot of local nonprofits and environmental organizations, to build connections with people that we already know and meet the -- the new employees or whatever, representatives of those organizations each year because turnover happens, and it has also allowed me personally to develop new contacts in the city for our workforce development programs and to meet new community partners that help us with our green teams program. on top of that, it allows us to educate local residents about the benefits of urban forestry, and not just residents in san francisco but people all throughout california in ways that we can connect them to environmental stew

i am kenny choi. >>> it is 5 am and we have a lot to cover this morning.storm all week with this soaker. >> it is here for sure with the heaviest rain and strongest wind happening now and continuing through the morning. here is a look from the bay bridge camera and you can see it is pouring. with the windy conditions we are looking at sideways rain. here is the hi-def doppler and you can see it

i am worried about that. i am going to go back to why i am here all of the time. my son was murdered august 14, 2006 to this date still no justice. i have been asking for a venue for my son. po, the police association did it before. i am asking for a venue so i don't have to climb up on a poll to put something up for the perpetrators to say where were you when i was murdered? i brought this picture of this young man last time. this is the young man that murdered my son and bragged about it. thomas han hannibal. these are on the fifth floor in the investigating room. that is how the names came about. i wanted you to see a picture what he looks like now. that is just one of them. i bring you this picture because we don't want to make an uproar. we talk about police killings and back on black crime. we do more about police killings than black-on-black crime. what do we do about that? i want the same justice, same uproar about police killings about community violence. i am asking for your help. i have been asking for your help for the last 12 years. help me. >> thank

houlahan: i am an engineer, anm a veteran, i am entrepreneur, i'm obviously a woman, a mother and i am a , teacher. and all of those kinds of skill sets are in short demand here in congress. until this most recent congress there haven't been very many of us here. so i think in combination with what is traditionally skills -- the traditional scales that people bring here, which are lawyers and career politicians it is important to have people , at the table who are able to think in a logical way or people that think as educators. and that adds to the mix, the nice stew that allows us to be more effective legislators. >> what prompted you to run for this seat? rep. houlahan: i ran for congress because i felt i had something to offer. i felt as though our nation was in a stressful time. for the very first time, i was worried about the trajectory of the country, for a lot of different reasons. and i thought i had the rightant skills and the correct motivation especially because of , my heritage. i brought a career to bear here in government mostly in the civilian sector. >> what is it abou

i am on.hese are areas i would love to pursue instead of having to devote time and energy and additional resources to an investigation that is not ready and has not received all of the information yet. host: one of the things you will have to vote on his hr 1, which the democrats unveiled shortly after taking power. it speaks to several voting issues, including making election day a federal holiday. what do you think about these proposals, particularly what it does for voting? guest: i think it is unfortunately a political package designed to maximize and entrench their control of the system. when it comes to taking public 1ollars, about a 6-to- matchup american dollars going into campaign coffers, that is not what americans voted for, and that is not what americans want. i support increasing the access to voting, but when you combine it to measures that are simply cales touro tilt the s the democrats, and that is what public financing of elections is meant to do. it is meant to take more taxp

i am kenny choi. >> good morning. i am michelle griego . live look outside at the manzanita community school in we will break it down in a minute but first let's check on the weather. >>> mary has cold conditions this morning. >> that's right. definitely colder than yesterday morning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we say good morning to san jose with clear skies. you can see temperatures are 40 degrees in san jose and have dropped a few degrees in san jose. concord at 39, oakland 43, livermore 37, 43 in san francisco and right now 38 in santa rosa. 31 in fairfield for subfreezing conditions and 40 for redwood city and fremont. the skies are clearing and it is a chilly start so bundle up heading outside. enjoyed the sunshine with daytime temperatures in the 50s, below average once again. generally to be le low 60s but mid to upper 50s through the afternoon. the northerly wind at 10 to 20 and increasing in the north bay at 20 to 30 miles an hour. we will time this out on the futurecast with the next chance for rain, coming up. >>> let'

i am fine with a lower level. the higher the amount, the higher the potential, especially if the match ratio is increased. the higher the fundings i can raise to counter the dark money flowing in. i think of it as raising my potential floor as grassroots candidate. the higher the increment, the higher the floor. >> you have more red room? >> what i am trying to understand is why the opposition to 100? >> as advocate more money is not what we want. that is in part as was suggested we haven't tried this yet. i don't think it is a billion dollars approach to go -- a bad approach for a more moderate $50,000 or two. i don't think it will take a year to fix that. the sticking point was releasing the limit. that is our big issue. i do share the concern. i think it is important grassroots candidates are who we are thinking about. that is who the public funding system is to encourage to participate. i respect that very much. >> thank you. >> i only will say, i put language on the back that really of my letter that broke ou

i am dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> the world's richest man accuses the well-known tabloid of extortion and blackmail, the dispute between jeff bezos and the national enquirer. >> reporter: it is a big sigh of relief at the north bay with all lanes back open on the richmond-san rafael bridge after chunks of falling concrete shut it down all day yesterday with a live report straight ahead. >>> here's a quick look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza, 47 degrees at the bay bridge. so cute (laughs)? so cute i could just eat you right up, yeah! (gasps) oh, look at mini meal for just 3.99.d's (pleasant whistling tones) they say you should always mini listen to your heart.s and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. with a possible strike looming... and so >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> students in

i am michelle griego . >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> authorities in sonoma county are keeping a close eye on the russian river which crested this morning and above flood stage. the sonoma county sheriff department is asking people to evacuate living along the low- lying areas of the russian river and its tributaries. these are advised orders and not mandatory. we will have a live report in the next half hour. >>> the levy breach in novato has shut down westbound highway 37. the closure will likely last throughout the morning. all of the rainfall overwhelmed the creeks, sending rushing water through the levy. the water was so strong it washed away the foundation of this railroad bridge. >>> the crumbling roadway, you can see chunks of the bear creek road falling into the creek north of garcia ranch road. one lane has been shut down and officials are urging drivers to take it very slowly this morning. >>> we are not over the rain yet and we are saying all of these problems already. >> we are still tracking the rain on

i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. it is 5:00. if we are not talking about the atmospheric river, i am good. >>> we are certainly not talking about that with plenty of sunshine across the bay area with the high pressure building in. it is a chilly start to the day and you will feel the difference when you step outside with 30s and 40s this morning. here's the san jose camera as we watch the skies clear. 41 in concord and san jose, oakland and san francisco at 45, 41 also in livermore with 47 in santa rosa. we are down to freezing in napa with 32 degrees, 40 in redwood city and fremont, 44 and mountain view and 34 in fairfield. it is a chilly start to the day. enjoy sunshine with highs in the 50s, a cool day with below average temperatures. the northerly wind is 10 to 20, and in the north bay increasing up to 20 to 30 miles an hour. we will timeout the next chance for showers on the futurecast coming up. >>> let's check in with gianna for a look at the traffic. >> it is windy and affecting one of the commutes on the dumbarton bridg

i am humbled. i am thankful to chairman cummins for giving me the opportunity today to tell my truth and i hope that as chairman coming says, it helps to heal america. i hope to see you all again and i hope you have a good day to riyadh [reporters shouting questions] [chatter] announcer: after the end of the hearing, house oversight committee chairman and elijah cummings talked to reporters about the testimony offered by michael cohen. this is 15 minutes.

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i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi.to get to this morning. >>> mary lee has a storm system heading our way. >> that's right. the strong storden system will bring rain and wind. called this morning with 30s and 40s, mainly dry this afternoon with cloudy skies and highs in the 50s. this evening light rain will move in with heavy rain and strong wind overnight. that will continue into