your chance of theft is 125% greater than the average city. next comes san francisco. in san francisco it costs $29 a die park. 3 -- day to park. $375 a month. since thefts are only 5% less than the national average, your car is more likely to be there when you return. only one california city walnut creek made the best cities to park. 12 buck as day, $95 a month. 50% under the national stolen car average. a huge confast to san francisco and oakland -- contrast to san francisco and oakland. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> doctors medical center could be forced to close this summer. a report issued by the ceo to the board of directors says the hospital is projected to run out of money in may. if voters don't approve a measure that month the report said the hospital would close its doors. doctors medical center is facing a $16 million budget short fall. it has the largest emergency room in west contra costa county. >>> a young woman hit and killed by a train. the unusual twist to the crash and the video that sheds light on what went wrong before. >> these clams are t

and at the same time, we know that the average city commercial rate has increased by 33 percent that's a sense of what the pressure is >> with respect where's the information where's that data i know what the rents are you know what's happening in the mid-market but what about the artists. >> before you cut me off the draft of the report is in the file. the other thing this is not the first time that that a program like this has been implement admiring admiring the first.com area we have several things that implicated this program and we put things in place to help nonprofit organizations and specifically arts organizations. we got the idea looking back from the 2000, 1 and 2 timeframe to see where this is coming from. the third thing i understand colleagues that folks are wondering what's going to happen once the report come out and supervisor yee and having i have had the conversations right now this is draft this will go to the budget committee for their review. i want to hear in supervisor yee about a different process that will give you more comfort so with that i'd like to defer

employees on the next slide bottom right where we break it out again by kaiser blue shield city plan. the average age of our employees and their dependents is 36.71. blue shield and city plan are both average age greater in those plans than what our overall average is. bottom left our breakout by gender. when we look at all of the employees and their dependents across all of our employer groups it's 49 percent male and 51 percent female split. we can see for kaiser and blue shield, a lot of those numbers remain consistent across the various employers. city plan we definitely see some variability in that. and a little bit with blue shield for unified school district. the 61 percent female, 39 percent male. age span breakout, again pretty consistent with the demographics where employees are living, again san francisco. i will move to high level comments on retiree lives. turn it upward. that increased by 811. we do have retirees with medical coverage in nearly every state. and 51 of our retirees live outside of the united states and 41 percent of retirees live in the state of california. with regar

over 60 percent of the customers as i said come from households below or city wide average and over half of our customers don't have access to a vehicle. and these improvements are distributed equitably. these are defined as low income, they have more low income customers than our city wide average of 60 percent. on the capital side, we're balancing trade-offs. we're improving rely ability. and all of the capital projects are being reviewed for and will be an implementation for the weak first and vision zero program. this map shows the overlap between the two networks and those are tremendous amount of overlap. many of the walk first proposals are built into the tep and staff is doing that lay to add the projects into the tep capital program -- >> we've had hundreds of community meetings, we've talked to resident and visitors a like. most recently we conducted 14 workshops where we focused on the proposals that we received the most comments on in the environmental document. interestingly enough, we received i think almost 1,000 comments in the document but the majority weren't about the

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that is nearly half the city's average snowfall for the entire year.n the beaches of north carolina residents may see sleet mixed in with the sand by late tomorrow. >> jeff: lauren casey from wcco thank you. california is still recovering from the weekend storm. most of those who have been asked to evacuate due to possible mudslides are being allowed to go home today. john blackstone tells us what they are finding. >> reporter: with the storm moving on, today was a day forÑi moving mud in neighborhoods at the san gabriel mountains. the cleanup is under way, but at ed's house in azusa the mud and debris built up over two days is still a threat. >> there's tons of mud that are sitting in my upper levelr holding it, it's putting pressure on the foundation. >> reporter: residents here knew mudslides were a danger after wildfires in january burned over the hills. heavy cement barriers were installed to hold back the mud. joe roche, is the mayor of azusa. >> it's tough for these homeowners but looking what could have been. >> yes, we're very fortunate this t

in the 24 other cities the average was more like 23 or 24 thousand that the median income family could afford to spend. >>because other wise they end up spending too much of their paycheck. if you're one of those cities where the prices are so high, what do you do? >>it's interesting you bring that up because if you're in one of those cities where housing prices are high there's not a lot you can do to reduce your housing costs. but if you live in san francisco the cost of a car is exactly the same as it is in atlanta where housing costs are a lot less. on eof the key things here is if you make a smart decision to buy a car that say is 22 or 23 thousand dollars in stead of 34 or 35 thousand that's like 10 thousand dollars that you can put in your pocket and that you have to invest in yourselfto put in your retirement plan, to put in your kid's 529 college funds. it's really a source of a great amount of savings for people if you play your cards right. >.so you don't necessarily go for the brand new car. you go for the used car but you definitely try to buy something within your budget.

saturday highs here new york city you will be above average into the 50's. 50's in louisville atlantanto the 60s. we have a storm system producing areas of freezing rain and sleet. we have reports of downed trees and also power out canallings with winter storm warning. be safe p on the roadways. daylight saving time begins. you lose an hour of sleep. we have more daylight during the daytime hours. >> glass half full. >> one more hour closer to spring. >> the numbers that wall street is waiting for this morning will be out in a few hours. lorne simonetti is here with what we can expect. >> patiently waiting and praying the data is not too skewed by the cold winter weather. in three hours they are expected to say 149,000 jobs were added. another cyber attack. an attempted attack on the system after card numbers were found in an under ground store. they set the record straight. as a result of our ongoing investigation which included assistant from a top security firm we have no reason to believe there has been any loss of credit card or consumer data. >> more customers are p shoing on-li

the city averages more than two meters per year. but nothing could prepare the city for sunday's storm. >> just mentioning that 6 1/2 feet of water coming down, take the city of seattle, well known for rainfall, that is triple what seattle gets. so gives you a perspective that they are used to heavy rains, but look at the scenes. this is the festival walk shopping district six miles north of the city center in hong kong. you can see water pouring in. golf ball sized hair reported in the region and reports that it punched holes through the roof. subway stations also flooded. i just checked in with the hong kong observatory, saying 8700 lightning strikes on sunday afternoon. the monthly average, about 3 inches, so nearly doubling the monthly average in hong kong just on saturday and sunday alone. we know heavy rainfal is going to be an issue, at least scattered showers for hong kong itself. the next couple of days a very soggy setup. temperatures there in the fahrenheit scale would be in the mid 70s. guys? >> thanks a lot. >> and thank

the average meter across the city for those who pay is 5.75 but there are difference in the zones. the maximum amount we could charge would be about $21.30 a day and that represents a loss meter revenue if every hour is paid at a meter on the average. so the proposal from 7 to 8 to 9 is higher than the average rate but lower than the maximum we could charge. that's for the board to determine. the next question we were asked, should we increase the contract of fee above the index formula. the proposal on the table before you is to raise it from $920 a year -- a month to 929 and 938 in 2016 and that's indexing. the contract permit fees is a combination formula and has been that way since it was implemented and it's a base rrp amount and 50 percent of the parking meter that you see that we just discussed. five-days a week and 52 weeks a year. 2800 permits are issued a year city wide. so fy 14 if we were to charge the maximum amount, the fee would have been $1,019 but the amount we're charging is $920 so we're charging a discount rate off the maximum fee, but once again if you remember

the warmer air is going to really create temperatures that will be above average in many cities. 75 ina tomorrow. 75 in napa. pretty similar to what we had today, but the temperature pattern, each day is going to ramp up a little bit. along the coast, no fog, mid- and upper 60s. the five-day forecast is a dry one. thursday, friday, plenty of sun as we head into monday clouds start to increase out there. with the increasing clouds, we're looking for temperatures to begin to drop a little bit. next weekend, maybe, just a chance of rain, which would be great. >> it should be would. but what a great looking weekend. >> feeling like spring, acting like spring. >> in the 80s this weekend. >>> mark is here now. a great night tonight for the warriors down in l.a. against the clippers. >> a great game, but i wouldn't say. >> they lost. >> if you would have said a few years ago, marquis game kings and clippers. laughing stock no longer, but unfortunately for the warriors, they resembled their former selfs, kind of frittered the game away. the clippers to 9 straight early on. andre iguodala, 13 p

average is 67. so we're going to see temperatures in the 90s in some cities. i'll tell you where in my next report. let's check your drive. here is mike inouye. >> good morning, give you an overall pick your path. looking at a smooth drive now for this traffic tuesday. we'll zoom in and show the south bay first of all. northbound route including 101 up toward 680, no problem as far as our speed sensors are concerned. as you get toward 5:30, 5:45, a slower drive for that first burst in the next half hour. downtown you'll have to know, the sharks are playing the leafs, not a big concern. watch the restaurants, might be more crowded. a smooth drive for westbound 580 out of the livermore area in toward dublin starting with the build out of the altamont pass, you see yellow coming down. no big surprises there either. we'll look at speeds through the east bay, a nice green zone drive for 880, 580 approaching the bay and the bay bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza a smooth drive t east shore freeway at the limit. a little wind, keep that in mind. might be a gust or two

the warmer air is going to really create temperatures that will be above average in many cities. 75 in helena tomorrow. 75 in napa. pretty similar to what we had today, but the temperature pattern, each day is going to ramp up a little bit. along the coast, no fog, mid- and upper 60s. the five-day forecast is a dry one. thursday, friday, plenty of sun as we head into monday clouds start to increase out there. with the increasing clouds, we're looking for temperatures to begin to drop a little bit. next weekend, maybe, just a chance of rain, which would be great. >> it should be would. but what a great looking weekend. >> feeling like spring, acting like spring. >> in the 80s this weekend. >>> mark is here now. a great night tonight for the warriors down in l.a. against the clippers. >> a great game, but i wouldn't say. >> they lost. >> if you would have said a few years ago, marquis game kings and clippers. laughing stock no longer, but unfortunately for the warriors, they resembled their former selfs, kind of frittered the game away. the clippers to 9 straight early on. andre iguodala

that is far above the national average for a city this size. >> 23 people in four years. 23 police shootings there. so they are calling for an independent investigation, right? >> that's right. the mayor called for that yesterday because, you know, albuquerque police department has not admitted wrongdoing, and that's despite the city here paying close to 26 million in settlement to the families of the deceased. so yesterday the mayor, richard barry, who usually sided with police in the past, criticised the police chief, saying he had spoken too soon, saying the shooting of james boyd was justified. >> i think he shouldn't have said that. what we need to do on a horrific situation like this is go through the video and audio. there's video that is horrific, i think anyone would find it horrific. >> we reached out to the police chief and staff multiple times. they have not responded to requests for comment. the department of justice is looking into the case and the previous police shooting deaths. their investigation has been ongoing for 1.5 years. a representative from the department of justic

that's the average for the city in recent years. on the upper end of what is considered good. so it certainly is not a problem across this region. we were at 180 to 200 friday into saturday. officials here reduced the speed limit, low visibility, that was the reason for that. no outdoor fires allowed. also trash burning. also chimney fires were not recommended either. agricultural fires being banned as well. this not only told you the public transport here available, especially because a lot of the vehicles based on your license plate number cannot be on the roads the next 24 hours. free public transport from friday into saturday, now they say sunday into monday. so this monday morning, free public transport available in the city of paris. we also know that, of course, theoreming to avoid any sort of outdoor activity just because of the air quality there. but it has improved because of all those that have been observed in recent daze. quickly, let's talk about this region of southeast asia, eventually stretching into western asia wh

average housing prices in the four hundred thousand dollars the per capita gdp debt to thirty one thousand dollars the california in los angeles the third place the city's downtown right there. the four hundred twenty thousand us dollars the average national gdp and twenty pound is there to look at the big band continued to weaken the falling prey to the majors the new role on a portable for the average person. many people could choose to commute. what did end up renting houses the different here than plush comfort i need to be done with living in a rental chinese leaders expressed their opinion the label one broke while. white collar workers who were troopers appears to be delivered twenty five thousand dollars dollar a year after deducting all the living cost. mikey only eight thousand dollars less each year. he may never be lifted for ninety thousand dollars before they retire however another wave which is reputed that idea. when the change of mind opening let them find a house numbers you can buy a car to commute between the home in office another way but that doesn't agree quo. you want to live in a suburban area can imagine driving to or even thre

half of those cities have unemployment below the national average of 6.5%.ther 14 are within one point of national average. in fact, only six of those cities are over two points higher, riverside, providence, las vegas, cleveland and chicago. in other words, most of our cities have unemployment at or near the national average. you might want to know that before building an argument around the idea that an entire geographic population has given up on work. second, ryan repeats a smear against the poor and underemployed that's so common on the right he may not even realize that he was doing it at the time. he said they don't want to work. they don't even think about it. this is the idea that your attitude determines whether you're employed. there's a certain independent spirit to that argument. it characterizes the ayn rand fiction that paul ryan writes into so many of his proposal ps .but it's mickically false. the main driver is national economy and business cycle. that's true whether you live in the inner city or a suburb or an exurb or a farm or a houseboa

that is because to compensate for falling attendance, ticket prices have soared, now averaging $8.13 more in some cities where imax can run close to 10%. to lure people back into the seats, the movie industry is considering discounted weekday movie nights, some are offering luxury amenities like gourmet foods and reclining chairs. but it will be hard to compete with the convenience of louie spencer's apartment outside l.a. where movie night is on demand. >> it's like a night out now. i can choose what i want to watch. i can pause it. so i think the flexibility is -- which makes it really easy to watch things at home. >> reporter: but for ariel powell, old habits die-hard. >> i don't think i will ever stop going to the movies, it will never be replaced for me. it's the entire ritual. it's buying the ticket, selling the popcorn, seeing the big screen. >> reporter: an american pasttime, for many others now seen in a whole new light. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, remembering an american hero who always said he survived the very worst by living for the moment. >>> jeremiah den

city. the average selling price for luxury is up. average days on the market is down. uare foot is up. good time to be a luxury realtor in new york city. >> absolutely. i think it's a good time to be a realtor anywhere. the harder you work, the better you can do. >> ryan, thank you very much for giving us the skinny. we can catch you on season three of "million-dollar listing new york" this coming wednesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on bravo, which is our sister network. >>> will burritos win the $50 billion battle for breakfast? jane wells is digging in. >> mandy, how do you want your eggs? on an english muffin, a waffle, inside a tortilla? taco bell is throwing down the gauntlet. next. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio manage

where the fifth graders have the highest math scores in the entire state and scored twice the city average. mayor de blasio, don't take away our children's future. save our school. >> well, the group is upset over mayor de blasio's decision to stop three success charter school academy schools from using space inside public school buildings in the city. this is not just a local problem. it's all over the country. for instance, in florida. charter schools are looking to privatize and run education for a profit. it's impact students and families all over the country. down in florida, it's an issue. i asked florida state senator dwight bullard what the public school system is up against in south florida. >> we've been face hearing in floridas a whole is a 15-year really war if you will by the charter reform and school reform folks here in the state of florida. as you know, governor jeb bush was elected governor in 1998 in the state of florida. and chose to take a very, very different stance on what public education has looked like traditionally, and his efforts and his works have been consiste

striking, the city teeming with people, and construction to accommodate with city officials say are 1000 new residents moving in on average per month and a study by the chief financial officer says it is working wonders for the city's bottom line. >> it is a place to live rather than just work. >> the district can only tax people who not only work here but also live here. with all the newcomers arriving, that means more money earned in the district stays in d.c. from the 1980's until the mid-1990's, only about 35% of the money earned here stayed. now that is 45% and growing. >> we see that with income tax revenue, but also sales tax revenue. people stay here, they go to restaurants, they go to events. >> why the city? >> i lived in maryland for a year. my commute is a lot shorter in the city. >> i like the ability to walk to work and walked to bars and visit people. >> i can save money by not even driving. i like the city. >> with all of the apartment buildings opening up, it seems the same as the film, if you build it, they will come. in northwest, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> russian forces have solidified their control of

the number of police shootings in albuquerque are four teems the average in other major cities in the united states. some of those press shootings are costing the city a small fortune in lawsuits. the city paying $8 million to the family of iraq war veteran kevin ellis the iii. shot and killed whilst holding a gun to his head. a lawsuit is pending over christopher torres, shot three times in the back at close range behind his parents home. misconduct has custody albuquerque taxpayers more than $24 million. justice department involvement could lead to federal civil rights charges and sweeping changes to the albuquerque police depp. but the investigation is expected to last several more months. steve tait is a retiremed albuquerque lieutenant he was a commander in internal affairs and joined us. welcome. >> let me ask you - what is your reaction to the latest shootings? of course it's troubling. any time you have a deadly force that is used from an officer or police department's perspective in the community. i share the concern of everybody in the community. does albuquerque have a prob

the number of police shootings in albuquerque are about four times the average in other major cities in the united states. and some of those police shootings are costing the city a small fortunate in payouts. he was shot and killed by police in a parking lot while holding a gun to his own head. a lawsuit is still pending over the death of christopher torrez, police shot him at close range in the back behind his parents' home. already cost albuquerque taxpayers more than $24 million. justice department involvement could lead to federal civil rights charges and sweeping changes to the albuquerque police department. but the investigation is expected to last several more months. albuquerque's city council president ken sanchez joins us tonight. ken, welcome. >> thank you, john. >> give me your reaction to this shooting. >> thank you for having me. the latest shooting i was troubled, i'm very disturbed by what took place and i'm alarmed that the albuquerque police chief would react so quickly and make sthaiments this last shooting -- statements that this last shooting was justified. i thi

most populus counties in california other than the city and county of san francisco and what the union and employees contributions are and take the average for each county and period of time charter, the city contributes that dollar amount of health care to the city employees. information gathered from the survey, 10 county survey, we go online and get all the information we can from the counties including the benefit designs. today we will be reviewing that. >> is there any way we can put it on -- >> all right. >> just the highlights of this, please. >> all right. on page 2 you will see that the average monthly contribution for the 2015 plan year is 567.80 cents. that is higher than last month. you will see that 1.46 is lower than historically it has been increased by and there is a few different reasons for that. there are a few counties that have made changes to what they are offering to their employees. for example, sacramento county, they took way all the plans except for the kaiser plans they were offering and now they are offering new plans and lower cost plans, high deductible plans and their employer contribution went down signi

average if san francisco at 70? live more is 74, the same. napa is 75, redwood city is 74, and san jose is 75, eight degrees warmer-than-average and oakland, at 73, nine degrees warmer-than-average. as far as our temperatures, a lost low-to-mid 70's and we will have low 60's around bodega bay but low 70's along the rest the coast this afternoon. tonight the with the high clouds we will be insulated with the blanket effect and mid-40's around santa rosa and napa and low 50's for the rest of our inland valley and 49 at fremont and palo alto and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 50's around the bay shore and to the coast. high pressure is off to the east bringing us the offshore wind, and the high clouds below the other high pressure which is keeping most of our storm to the north. the high clouds will come in tonight and keep us mild and take away our temperatures tomorrow along with the new on shore wind. we will match ahead tuesday into wednesday and we can see the spring storm coming in with a chance of rain on tuesday night into wednesday. here is the seven-day fo

the relocation will likely cost the city average of $489,000. >> san jose police are all much tougher forced to limit to withdraw money after they were contacted on craigslist about buying property. it started with one woman, who use the web site to meet with the suspects to buy cell phones. when the men arrived in the east san jose target store, they showed are a handgun, forced her into their car and made her withdraw money from her atm. then they demanded that she caught her friend for more money. the robbers got away with an unknown amount of cash. >> coming up on the kron4 new spread the new device that can help cure your migraines. >> a sudden, strong demand for concealed weapons permits. what is behind this trend of people wanting to carry [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> welcome back. a california boa

san francisco is number 41 on the list of 50 cities with people working an average of 57 hours a weekrk is in first place. phoenix in second, boston in third. frank and michelle, it's a lot of work. i'm glad it's friday. >> you're in the top city. i guess we have to work more. >> i thought san francisco would rank a little higher but all right. 41? >> they put in their four hours and go home. >> reporter: it's still way more than 40 hours a week. >> that's true. all right, jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great weekend. thank you. >>> it is 5:41. a blind man falls in the path of a speeding train in l.a. how he ended up walking away without even a scratch. >> a south bay task force busts one of the most successful identity theft rings in the area. how they got away with it for so long and what you can do to protect yourself from similar schemes. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, good morning! today's edition of "where's roberta?" is actually our eighth installment. and every, single week it's been really a learning experience for me. but this week i learned so much about hi

you have an average for a all workers in san francisco i assume that means all workers including people - all workers means related to retail and restaurants; right? not all in the entire city >> i believe that's for all workers that's an average weekly wage. >> - >> all workers by privately owned places in san francisco. >> in retail and restaurants. >> and finance. >> so we're saying the average is 16, 80 a week. >> yeah. >> it seems outstanding to me that's $42 an hour. >> also let me continue electronics and appliance stories like best buy are aging 2141 an hour in a store like that. >> i'm not sure your looking at the slide show. >> right but if you must not 1650 by 62 and by the average that's 41, 25. >> and that's the highest retail that's significantly higher than. >> i'm beau my tv it seems really high and then the average of hourly wage jumps from 16755. >> i heard i say it includes more than retail but the specific numbers are the weekly numbers for just the firms he was talking about like electronics and awe appliance stories we have - weekly one for all firms at the 61 hundred and a single firm those tends to have a lower income at the $9,182 weekly you know th

report, the sheriff's department's total estimated incremental cost to,000 daily average population of 24 inmates in the city's reentry pod is $180,000 for approximately $5,000 less than the state's reimbursement of actually the city, if this is approved, the city will benefit to off set the city's general fund from the sheriff's department. that is because, supervisors, this refers to the incremental cost. there is a fixed staffing at the pod and there is no need with respect to this increase at 24 to in -- increase that staffing. that's why we wide unwith a surplus from the states reimbursement rate. on page 25 of our report we state that the proposed contract between the sheriff's department and california department of corrections and rehabilitation is a 3-year pilot program which requires an annual evaluation report to the state legislature and the cdcr, if the program is determined to be successful and extended beyond the initial 3-year term, the increased average daily population estimated to be 24 inmates per day could impact the size and cost of a replacement jail in 2019. if the sheriff's department

city and san francisco, at 50 to 51. the temperatures are well above average today and a beautiful picture from the exploritorium, seven in livermore and san francisco and 80 in napa and redwood city and san jose and oak hand is nine degrees warmer-than-average. spring starts tomorrow morning and temperatures drop two to four degrees on thursday and holding steady through saturday. good news and bart is recovering from an early problem and there now is a 10 or 15-minute delay in san bruno in the richmond and millbrae and sfo direction. it was a 30-minute wait a few minutes ago. as we take you to castro valley this is more than 15 minutes, westbound 580 we have a crash that is blocking two lanes and 14 miles per hour and five miles of back young headed away from the dublin entrepreneur. here is the drive time traffic, an hour and 16 minutes from tracy to castro valley through san jose looking clear and 280 through daly city not too bad but we have a delay. >> the head of comcast admits they need to make customer service better with a company that the cable giants wants to model itself after. >> crooks use crowbars and pick

over in new york city the dow jones industrial average is not training courses and ten percentage point of sixteen three eighty eight at the moment and the euro is down against the dollar slide one thirty eight twenty six now the organic food market here in europe has been booming. he uses is quadrupled in size of the past decade. but brussels is concerned that some businesses in the sector are falsely labeling their products as organic. so the eu has unveiled an overhaul of its organic speculation the changes will see authorities inspect every stage of the organic production chain the european parliament and member states still have to give their blessing to this proposal. panama and mexico have reached a deal on a free trade agreement it's been some eighteen years in the making of panama was present with carl and ellie's sign the agreement during a visit to mexico though. will i go into effect and tools provided to compass point i'm not currently has the fastest growing economy in central america and is hoping for big things from the free trade deal with its larger neighbor. panama ci

here's a look from our camera where the city is in the low 50s, average highs in the low 60s. it is nothing about average today or all winter long. still a few days left of winter. we'll talk about that. and the above normal temperatures when we return. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also next, tensions mount as the world awaits the outcome of a critical vote just hours away in crimea. >>> and the new rules professional dog walkers are facing in some parts of the bay area. >>> the future of crimea hinges on a vote tomorrow. that's when residents will decide if they'll separate from ukraine and join russia. russian forces currently control crimea and make up a majority of crimea's population. john kerry says the u.s. and other nations will not recognize a vote to join russia. the state department has issued a travel alert for americans traveling to the ukraine/russia border. >>> the funding package on the golden gate bridge could be in place as soon as may. it's still unclear who will pay for what portion of the $66 million project. officials say the bridge district is in the process

city, only. that's 45 degrees below average. the windchill 20 below zero. all this ice and snow and sleet is heading south. take a look at the forecast. tonight we'll have sleet and ice as far south as northern mississippi. meanwhile, later on tonight the snow arrives in new york city tonight. as temperatures fall, that will change the ice to snow in d.c. early monday morning. and you can put a fork in the morning rush hour in the mid-atlantic, including snow-weary philadelphia. the snow ends early, wrapping up tomorrow afternoon in the d.c./ baltimore metro. as far as ice, enough to knock out power from little rock to nashville. there, too, eventually the ice will change to snow. and the highest snowfall totals have shifted south. 5 to 8 inches across maryland, delaware and virginia, a few spots may do better. just 1 to 3 in new york city. then it's another couple of days of subfreezing cold in the northeast. and later this week, lester, we're keeping an eye on the east coast for a potential coastal storm. we'll follow it for you all week at the weather ch

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cities to park. san francisco bay conducted the study. in oakland parking cost an average of $15.50 a day and in san francisco it's $29 day. walnut creek made the list of the ten best cities to park. chicago by the way was named the worst city overall for parking. >>> here we've been talking about rain all week and we are in a bird of a break now were to start up again. >> a stronger storm approaching the bay area that will impact your weekend plans especially for one part of the weekend. for right now we have lots of clouds moving into the region. our next storm clearly visible on the satellite the circulation of the pacific will be approaching the coastline. you can feel the cold air this week and we are expecting temperature drop and the five day forecast. right now were trying to detect some rainfall and for the most part we have clouds with partly to mostly cloudy skies. a little bit of a breeze, from around ten-50 miles an hour and you can see our life camera in oakland looking at some of those clouds right now. tomorrow mostly cloudy skies with the chance of showers