esto según un sondeo de bay area financial, antonio josé vielma, de nuestra cadena hermana 100, tienetinos. los trabajadores negros y latinos a menudo experimentaron mayores recortes salariales y pérdida de empleo durante la pandemia, según el centro de investigación pew, dejando menos efectivo disponible para ahorros y pagos futuros de seguro social. por otro lado, un sondeo de la compañía de servicios financieros boya muestra que los participantes negros y latinos eran 30% más probable a disminuir sus tasas de contribución a un plan de jubilación debido a niveles más bajos de confianza financiera y ahorros de emergencia inadecuados. según expertos, los empleadores pueden ayudar a aumentar estos niveles a través de programas de inscripción automática en sus planes de jubilación. pero si la inscripción automática no es una opción, los expertos alientan a los trabajadores a inscribirse en planes de jubilación tradicionales o patrocinados por la empresa, especialmente si su empleador ofrece igualar sus contribuciones. las estrategias de presupuesto y gastos son poderosas para aumentar l

bay area. >> the most impact we will see is really in the financial area. see heavy rain, high winds starting thursday and continuing friday and for the weekend. please san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> download our free nbc bay area app, that qr code on the left side of your screen will take you right to our radar. . your phone's camera at that code to get to our weather page before you head out the door in the morning, check with our morning team for the latest on the weather and the traffic today in the bay begins at 5:00 in the morning. >>> it was a small one with plenty of people out there, 3.5 magnitude earthquake centered in discovery bay struck around 6:30 this evening. initial magnitude was a 3.8 but it was that downgraded to a 3.5. here is the map of the epicenter. people felt that it antioch, wallow clique and as far as oakland. it was quick but a strong jolt. no reports of any injuries. >>> a police chase in contra costa county start, lafayette police responded to a robbery at a fast food restaurant in mott diablo boulevard.

. >>> developing this morning, another bay area school district facing financial strain. school leaders in daly city say they need to lease and develop land they own to help fund education opportunities for students and ease the city's housing shortage. opponents say it comes at a cost, losing a beloved community garden. shawn chitnis is live in daly city ahead of city council vote to give the project final approval. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the area that is proposed as part of this project just behind me is the district headquarters. that is where the district will be leaving no matter what. they hope as part of the plan, they can develop the area including the building and the garden that is behind it. supporters of the garden already have been questioning whether this plan will benefit the district and students and don't want to see the garden go because they say it's the only one of its kind in daly city. from behind the gate, you may not know all that is growing inside this community garden. >> these are all grapes, grapevines. >> r

and, if the niners win, expect an even bigger financial touchdown for the bay area.lysts expect the game to smash viewership records in part because of the so-called taylor effect. taylor swift is a phenomenon and her fans are interested in her relationship with travis kelce. they are expected to watch the super bowl even if they may not be and football. marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >> mary ann, thank you. >>> a look at salesforce tower. look at the top of that thing. one of many area landmarks lit up and red and gold tonight. niners fans, they are hosting an official watch party outside chase center. you had to sign up. and, it is all sold out. niners are also hosting international watch parties in mexico and the united kingdom. >>> mayonnaise in the mission district is throwing the super gay's super bowl watch party. and beekeeper pop will be ready for crowds and surfing plenty of chicken wings during the big game. >>> the game in las vegas but win or lose, there will be street closures in san francisco tomorrow. expect closures in the mission and around th

this morning, comes up to the bay area this afternoon for more fundraisers. new financialaign shows biden out-raising his presumed challenger, donald trump, by quite a bit. the startling difference is the difference between the democratic national committee and the republicans, the dnc reports $17 million on hand. the rnc $9 million, but it owes an additional $3 million in debt. >>> former president trump talked for the first time about the death of russian opposition leader navalny last night. trump saying navalny, who returned home to russia after seeking medical treatment the first time he was poisoned, should have stayed away. >> navalny is a very sad situation and he's very brave. he was a very brave guy because he went back. he could have stayed away, and frankly, probably, would have been a lot better off staying away and talking from outside of the country as opposed to going back in because people thought that could happen and it did happen. it's a horrible thing. but it's happening in our country, too. we are turning into a communist country in many ways. >> the

this morning and comes to the bay area this afternoon for more fundraisers. new financialgns show biden out-raising his presumed challenger, donald trump, by quite a bit. but the really startling difference is the difference between the democratic national committee and the republicans. dnc reports $17 million on hand, rnc $9 million, but it owes an additional $3 million in debt. and let's not forget nikki haley. she has the least amount of money compared to biden and trump. but the takeaway is people are continuing to contribute, bringing in at least $10 million last month. she has yet to win a contest, but vows to stay in the race. the south carolina primary is saturday. >>> interesting story i want to leave you with. the biden administration today will announce new plans, new money to do, among other things, replacing huge cranes in america's ports. cranes built by the chinese, installed at the port of oakland just a few years ago. this is video from our sky ranger helicopter. they were shipped from shanghai. the allegation is the cranes, which use computers to recogniz

bay area. one san francisco driver says her car got wrecked after hitting one yesterday. she tells abc seven news reporter tim johns the money to get it fixed is causing her family financial strain, and she wants caltrans to do more to help >> their seemingly everywhere along bay area roads, potholes, many of them made worse by this week's stormy weather wreaking havoc on people's cars. >> they wheel has a ten inch crack in it. >> san francisco resident j.l. cimino tells us she was going to work thursday when she drove over this massive pothole on 280 north, near the 101 split. the damage to her car, estimated to cost her well over $1,000 money. jail says will place a financial strain on her family. >> i mean, i feel like i literally did nothing wrong. i just was driving to work and there was no way to avoid that. >> jail tells us she's not the only one who fell victim to this pothole, either. on thursday morning, she says there were at least three other drivers who had to pull over after they ran over it, as well. at juarez, tires and brakes. it was a similar story. we take it almost one, two. >> i can say seven customers in the day. so for that, so many potholes in the

bay area. >>> santa clara county is about to get a financial boost in its efforts to reduce homelessness . four south bay representatives announced they secured more than $39 million from the u.s. department of housing and urban development. i spoke with the congresswoman about where the money will go, why it is needed and about solutions for this challenging problem. >> reporter: communities across the bay area continue their efforts to try and address the homelessness crisis. in santa clara county, they are not immune. >> every day i hear from people and i see it myself. people living in tents . it is really unacceptable. >> the representative said the bulk of $39 million in federal funding, $29 million, will get the santa clara county office of supportive housing. the rest of the money will go toward numerous nonprofits throughout the county that work to address homelessness. >> it is the local governments that are the tip of the spear on this. they make all the decisions on zoning and what will be built and all of that. the major that the federal government can play is to provide fundi

all star weekend here in the bay area will be february 14th to the 16th of next year. >> some big financial news tonight. capital one announcing it is going to buy credit card rival discover in a $35 billion. all stock deal. the combined company would become the sixth largest us bank and credit card issuer that would compete with jpmorgan chase and citigroup. the deal will, of course, undergo antitrust scrutiny. capital one says the acquisition enables discover to be more competitive, happening tomorrow, sentencing day for a popular utah mommy vlogger and her business partner after her guilty pleas to really shocking child abuse charges. utah mother of six ruby, frankie and her business partner jody hildebrand will learn their fate in the morning. now this all comes after videos about frankie's strict parenting style went viral as part of a plea deal. frankie and hildebrand admitted that they physically and emotionally abused frankie's children. it was a 911 call from a neighbor who found one of frankie's sons that led police to her door. his emaciated. >> he's got tape around his legs , he

bay area, and it's about to take off. the latest storm has brought not only financial and property losses, but also new problems. the california insurance commissioner has tips on insurance claims and coverage that you need to know about, and still don't have your power back on. you have company. in fact, over 20,000 people are facing the same thing. day three in the dark. how does p-g-and-e's prioritize the restoration of power? you're watching getting answers. i'm kristin zee, thanks for joining us. before we get to those interviews, we're dealing with some more rain today and some of it pretty heavy. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has the accuweather forecast. spencer aren't we done yet? >> no. i wish i could say yes. kristin not quite yet. you characterized the storm correctly. it's mainly a light storm, but there have been some pockets of heavy downpours and some places have gotten a drenching while others have not gotten much at all. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see how widely scattered the system is in general, but there are some places right now, especially over in the east ba

bay area. all right. now we're going to shift to our second conversation topic here. the financial windfall from new express lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county has regional planners thinking about expanding such lanes in the near future. the 101 san mateo express lanes stretched 22 miles from the santa clara county line to the 380 interchange and one lane in each direction between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. if you want to drive in those lanes, you've got to pay. the amount varies depending on traffic. the stated goal is to reduce congestion and slowdowns, and one year into their full operations. whether the lanes are a success depends on your perspective, but one thing is for sure there are hauling in way more revenue than expected. so will they add more lanes? joining us live now to talk about it is shawn sharp here. if i don't say that right, please correct me. how do you say that? >> did i say charpentier? i did get it right. >> all right. excellent. you are with the san mateo county express lanes joint powers authority and mike swire, a member of the transportation authorities. ci

financial district in transamerica. pyramid tonight, the sun has finally set on this friday. so lawrence, friday night. >> around the bay area, lot of people think about maybe paint the town red tonight. >> is that what they're going to do? and i don't washing away. so to do it, right. get out there. go ahead. yeah, it's great night to get out and enjoy. you've got some dry conditions out there. temperatures running fairly mild right now, though it will cool off overnight tonight. still a couple high clouds up above, but we're looking good so far as we get ready for what looks like almost a spring-like weekend. check out the temperatures today. it was 69 degrees in san jose. how about that? almost 70 degrees there. almost 70 in santa rosa. concord. checking is 65 san francisco. it's 66 degrees in oakland at 68. so really nice weather all around. and here we are. 61 degrees in half moon bay. there you go. 64 in san francisco cool off now and to brought to 57 degrees in 51. now in calistoga. but it's been a great almost spring-like day around the bay area tomorrow, going to be even warmer. but we are in the middle of winter an

>>> new at 6:00, a bay area charter boat company that also ferries visitors to alcatraz is filing for bankruptcy. the horn blower group filed for chapter 11 this week, citing financial challenges made worse by the pandemic. the company is being acquired by a private equity firm which will reportedly restructure $1 billion in assets versus $1.2 billion in debt. customers are not expected to see any impact. >>> the recent rain is causing many impacts across the state from power outages to flooding. just look at the streets in san francisco, this is earlier this week. but that weather also brought much needed rain for our reservoirs. meteorologist kari hall is taking a closer look at just how much water levels have increased. >> we've had so much rain recently, we wanted to check in to see how it has impacted our reservoirs, and let's take a look at some of those numbers. we have seen them going from about 30% to 40% of capacity, to now 87% of capacity for some of our larger reservoirs across northern california. that's the highest one. then we take a look at overall, our total capacity across the state has now come up to 81% of normal. we've made some huge progress. w

donation by a former professor in new york that's giving students a huge financial boost and a dry, cool, pretty day across the bay area. >> a near repeat expected for tomorrow before a big change come our way. i'll have a look at what you can eect in the (whisper) air wick. how far would you go to control the fragrance in your home? [door bell] [dog barking] (♪) there's an easier way to get things smelling just the way you want. try air wick vibrant. infused with 2x more natural essential oils, to get up to 120 days of amazing full room fragrance per dual pack. now that's a breath of fresh air wick. i launched our campaign at this union hall. now that's a breath let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears for our democracy and freedoms and your dreams for yourself, your family, and the future. it is not too late to realize those dreams. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message because together we can still get big things done. it hapned nday afternoon near the johnsons beach area in gue

financial assistance. many parts of the country, including the bay area, are seeing a rise in the cost of dog food, pet insurance, doggie daycare and veterinary services on nationwide outage for at&t now, service is slowly being restored. >> we'll tell you how it affected people in the bay area, as some customers were blocked from calling 911, then it's one of the most iconic and recognizable bridges in the world, and it's about to get more expensive to cross the golden gate. >> the key meeting happening this morning that could influence a proposed toll hike on the golden gate bridge, plus some mixed reaction to president biden's campaign fundraising swing through california. >> the agenda for today as he wraps up his bay area tour. live from jack london square. >> this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is thursday, february 22nd. we're looking live at the east bay hills. actually, this camera is on top of the sunol grade. looking out at the silicon valley and you can see newark in the background and the salt ponds. it's one of my favorite pictures, a very wide view. and it doesn't show fog, but fog defi

just search abc seven bay area in your devices app store to download it now. >> sfo is getting a financial boost from the faa, san francisco international airport is being awarded $31 million under president biden's infrastructure bill. the funding will be used for upgrades to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system inside of the international terminal. the money is a part of a $970 million fund going to more than 100 airports across the country in a few weeks. >> the board that oversees the golden gate bridge will consider raising vehicle tolls starting in july. now, assemblyman phil ting is introducing a bill to ban tolls on pedestrians or cyclists on all of california bridges. advocates say only cars and trucks should pay tolls because of the wear and tear they cause to roads and bridges. but walking and biking, on the other hand, cause almost nowhere to the infrastructure and keep our air clean. >> this bill should be a model of how we share the real costs of the modes that we choose to get around, and the golden gate bridge has charged pedestrian tolls in the past. >> fro

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in california, coming up at 530, when he will be in the bay area, and what he plans to do here, plus an elaborate phone scam. >> how a financialmnist became the victim of fraudsters claiming t you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. more calls from the bay area for an immediate cease fire in gaza. now at 5.30. the protests that disrupted traffic on a san francisco freeway. >> ukraine is suffering more losses on the battlefield in its war against russia, ukraine president zelenskyy is pleading for more assistance as us aid stays tied up in the republican led house, the latest coming up and rain and winds over the past several days leave behind damage up and down the state. >> millions are still under flood watches this morning. we're not out of the storms yet, but drew

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financial boost from the state's employment development department. the edd is announcing nearly $9 million in grant money for 11 organizations, including two right here in the bay areaat fund willing assist in boosting farm worker access to training in areas like english language, math, digital skills, and agricultural industry software. it will also assist workers with housing and career coaching. north bay jobs with justice and the napa valley farm worker foundation will each receive about $900,000. >>> goodness gracious, do you have a teleprompter somewhere? that's impressive. >> one budding reporter, the internet sensation asking all the tough question the tough question s. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell you

financial aid before picking their college. >> a little bit of rain hanging out in the bay area. the heaviest stuff looks like it's gone through, but it will be damp throughout the evening hours. how's it work into tomorrow? i'll have that forecast plus a look at the five day. >> let's go now to ktvu. alex savidge with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rapid seven right here on ktvu. >> julie, thank you. coming up tonight at seven, a four year old boys back home safe in southern california after the car he was in was stolen. this crime prompted an amber alert tonight we'll show you the two quick thinking young women who are credited with helping police to find that boy. plus we'll have details on the layoffs announced today by one of silicon valley's biggest tech companies. those stories and a lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and that, of course, is followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right. we'll see you at the top of the hour. alex but first here couples far and wide getting married right inside

government delays in releasing a new financial aid form, the free application for federal student aid, or fafsa. well, one of the most beloved and hard to find beers in the bay areal be back for its 20th anniversary limited release . pliny the younger ipa will first be found at participating bars during s.f. beer week, which starts on friday, and then next month, russian river brewing company says it will open its annual release at its santa rosa and windsor locations from march 20th 2nd to april 4th. pliny the younger is always in demand, so bring a camping chair and expect the usual hours long wait to get a taste. >> one of california's greatest natural phenomenons is about to show up again. the so-called firefall in yosemite valley always draws big crowds. this is video of it from previous years. >> yeah, it used to be, you know , perfect. usually in mid to late february when the sunset hits one of el capitan's snowmelt streams just right in the light catches it just perfectly. >> yes, yosemite requires reservation during the fire fall's best viewing weekends, which start on friday very cool. >> all right, let's turn our attention now to this wonderful break.

johns the cost of fixing it is causing her family financial strain, and she wants caltrans to do more to help. >> their seemingly everywhere along bay area roads, potholes, many of them made worse by this week's stormy weather wreaking havoc on people's cars. they wheel has a ten inch crack in it . san francisco resident jl mingo tells us she was going to work thursday when she drove over this massive pothole on 280 north, near the 101 split. the damage to her car, estimated to cost her well over $1,000 money. jl says, will place a financial strain on her family. >> i mean, i feel like i literally did nothing wrong. i just was driving to work and there was no way to avoid that, jl tells us. >> she's not the only one who fell victim to this pothole either. on thursday morning, she says there were at least three other drivers who had to pull over after they ran over it, as well. at juarez tires and brakes, it was a similar story. we take it almost one two. >> i can say seven customers in the day. so for that, so many potholes in the city, right? and they have 280, especially owner joel juarez says he thinks the problem is getting worse. th

financial district shutting down today. seniors are protesting the closure, we will have that story, coming up and we will continue to follow this story. anyone who has grown up in the bay area has gone to that macy's with family or friends. it is always a thing you would do for the day, maybe a little shopping, visit union square. go to the cheesecake factory to eat. we don't know what will happen to the cheesecake factory. >> so bizarre to say macy's is closing. when i think of macy's downtown i think of the windows filled with the wreaths for christmas with a gorgeous shot of the store with the tree in front of it. such a part of union square and the season. the way, the tradition to see the puppies in the windows. >> the puppies and the kittens were the highlight. >> that is something you did during christmas every year. walking into the store maybe you saw santa or but the presence it was part of the tradition for so many people. whether or not you lived in san francisco. >> it was part of the bay area. >>> now to some other top stories. we have details on a homicide investigation in santa cruz involving a bay area student, it happened at seabright state beach friday mo

bay area counties. we are continuing their legacy under bcdc state jurisdiction. under the jurisdiction of the army corp of engineers who have become a incredible 2/3 financial partner in solving this imperative. with a state of california and their money and the people of the city and county of san francisco who put their money where their mouth is, who got it to the tune of all most a half a billion dollars up front. it is the people of san francisco who are able to show the state and the federal government that we mean business, and to them i want to say, this is your plan and this is your opportunity to comment on that plan. our plans become better because the people of this city are smart, they are involved and they help us perfect our plans, so use the next 60 days, comment on this plan, help the very very smart people who i met with who are under the jurisdiction of colonel hondura. meet with the planners who spent the last 6 years, yes i am looking at you brad benson who have brought us to this moment and help us make that plan better. thank you director forbes. thank you mayor breed. thank you to lieutenant governor and thank you most of all to speaker nanc

. >> still ahead by financial experts say it's taking coachella so long to sell out this year and a couple of bay area cities made the list of the worst places to live in the whole country. well, if you're thinking about buying a home in the bay area, a study has named 2 bay area cities as the worst place for aspiring homeowners. according to the >> home improvement brand. this old house, san jose and san francisco are the worst out of 145 u.s. cities. they looked at crime rates, annual home insurance premiums, medium down payments and other things that were on the list. both cities had a median down payment of more than $100,000. filet when santa rosa also made. the list will help coming coming in at one. 31 santa rosa at 105. according to billboard tickets for the coachella music festivals. first weekend took 27 days to sell out. billboard says in previous years tickets would sell out the same day that the lineup was released. but many feel that the decline in ticket sales could be due to inflation or some lingering disappointments from the year before last year. the headliner frank ocean arrived la

bay area. over 1,000 homes for low income families i work in an organization focused on permanent housing and i see how critical local financial support can be. for those projects sandwich capitol and operating deficits require local governments step inspect to ensurety vulnerable neighbors can remain houses. as a represent on the hsob i hope to fwling expertise to the table and work with my members to develop models for husbanding this are creative. plexable and sustainable and accountable to residents and all in san francisco thank you for your consideration. and in case wonder he is a friends mine and limp in d9 on again/off again of south of caesar chavez. >> thank you very much. >> any questions or comments? were can we open this item up for public comment. members who wish to speak can lineup at this time. each speaker will be allowed 2 minutes. there is no public commenteros this matter >> public comment is closed. i would like to make a motion appointing edward parrillon i'm say nothing spanish i should not be to seat 4 with positive recommendation. >> on that motion, vice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >>

do not disclose financial information and be cautious of people who claim to have exclusive investment properties. and a team from the bay area was able to go to the super bowl to watch the niners. thanks to make-a-wish adam hirst first met his favorite forty-niners while recovering from a heart transplant. and then was able to see them play at the big game in person alongside 19 other. >> children, they had to cut all allow win or lose. it was fantastic. that's way to go. coming up on 6.15, probably check the weather. yes, we should. nothing remarkable. i had a thin puffy on this morning. yeah. the thing the probably going to cut it this morning and not too bad out there, not as cold as yesterday and not as foggy as yesterday either. so we are looking at the morning that's cooperating for getting outside this tuesday. your east bay hills camera right here showing off some relatively clear conditions, at least we are going to see a partly cloudy day ahead of us. see a little bit of green there on radar. we do have some low clouds around the santa cruz mountains and a couple of sprinkles up at the top of those aside from that,

financial problems. hornblower says the bankruptcy will not impact its city cruises or its alcatraz ferry service. besides the bay area, hornblower also operates ferries in niagara falls into the statue of liberty. the company hopes to right the ship by selling its mississippi river cruise line. the future of grocery shopping is rolling out at a san mateo whole foods. >> it's the first california store to get amazon's new dash carts. they track what you buy as you shop and let you skip the checkout line. >> just make sure the scanner hits it before you put it in the bag and you'll see on the screen red cherries 16oz. >> pretty wild shoppers have to log into their whole foods or amazon app to get started. when you walk out, it automatically charges your account for what you bought. the san mateo store still has regular shopping carts and checkout lanes as well. >> coming up next, the effort to revive old technology in san francisco. we are talking about the city's sirens, which date back to world war two and haven't been heard in years. >> i think it's way past due and i don't know how long before they work. >> tonight

financial assistance. many parts of the country, including the bay area, are seeing a rise in the cost of dog food, pet insuranceggie daycare and veterinary services on nationwide outage for at&t now, service is slowly being restored. >> we'll tell you how it affected people in the bay area, as some custom

passed the best spot in the bay area to beat the heat since 1985 will reopen again this summer in east san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> sfo is getting a financial boost from the faa. the san francisco international airport is being rewarded or awarded $31 million under president biden's infrastructure law. the funding will be used for upgrades to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system inside the international terminal. the money is part of a $970 million fund going to more than 100 airports around the country as we prepare for a new storm. >> others are still cleaning up, but in one community, neighbors came together to help one homeowner. a san francisco boycott ended last night, but you might be surprised about why it ended and one local baseball team finds a new home while another searches for a oakland's new professional baseball team has picked a home field. the team will play at historic raymond park in west oakland. baseball legends like frank robinson and curt flood grew up playing there. the ballers are investing more than $1.5 million to renovate this park that includes a new video scoreboard that can also be used for co

the bay area company that ferries visitors to alcatraz filed for chapter 11 this week in texas citing financialhe ferry. we are going to have sunshine and warmer temperatures. it's already starting to warm up today, but it will be mostly cloudy. tomorrow we're up to 73 degrees. by sunday it's coming down a few degrees as we get more clouds and also the chance of spotty afternoon showers. rain chances continue into monday. look at that drop in temperatures. we'll only reach 60 and overnight lows in the upper 30s. midweek we may be watching out for rain for the end of next week. for san francisco, highs in the upper 60s. >> we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i

financial district. ends at kearny and washington street heart of chinatown. continuing coverage of the chinese new year parade all weekend long. download our free nbc bay area to find more information about road closures for the parade route as well as the forecast. >>> turning now to an update to a story you first saw on "today in the bay." our kris sanchez reported on a san jose bakery out thousands of dollars after tesla canceled a huge order of 4,000 pies. now elon musk has tweeted that he was made aware of the situation and "will make things good with the bakery." "today in the bay's" jocelyn moran is showing how people are supporting the giving pies at willow glen. >> reporter: on friday a long tlin get last of the mini pies for the day. >> i got a cherry. a strawberry, and a pear apple. >> felt i needed to get a bunch of different things. >> reporter: customers showing support after hearing about what happened to owner voahangy rasetarinera. last week an order from tesla for 4,000 mini pies, bought ingredients and supplies and declined at least three other catering jobs. tesla unexpectedly canceled the order via text. >> terrible. doing a nice busine

despite the company's financial problems, hornblower group's ceo said it won't affect services in the bay area and operations will continue to run as normal. >> the oldest living american and second oldest person in the world died yesterday. edith ceccarelli of willits, a small town up in mendocino county, had just celebrated her 116th birthday earlier this month, according to the press democrat. she ate a light meal early in the day, then dozed off in the care home where she lived for the past nine years. check she lived longer than any other californian on record. >> time now is 709. i just want to mention that there is a crash in marin county along northbound 101 in san rafael, near north san pedro road. as you head up toward novato, it may affect traffic southbound as well. it looks like it is just because people can see it from the other side of the road. so if you're driving through marin on a friday, it's usually light this morning you are going to see some slow traffic there. likewise, for the bay bridge, it had been light, but now there's a bigger backup and that's because they're cle

financial information in unsolicited emails or text messages. well, caltrans is warning drivers to cross the golden gate and bay bridge is about a new scam. the bay area toll authority told the examiner that drivers are receiving text messages that say the car owner has unpaid, paid bridge tolls. the text gives a link to a payment site. some alert drivers contacted the toll authority because fast track is misspelled on the website. it takes you to bridge officials say the website is, quote, not connected with fast track in any way, and says the local toll authority does not use texts to contact drivers. >> time now 711 this morning, taking a look at your traffic, which we're not going to see too many cars on the roadway today. thank you. presidents day holiday. but you will see some conditions that you probably won't like. roadways are still a little wet. no rain out there this morning, but certainly some wind on all our bridges as well. i'm going to take you over out to oakland this morning where we have an incident over here on the on ramp of 580 near seminary avenue. there's a tree across the roadway there, and that's causing a little bit of troubl

bay bridge, just a little slowing now into san francisco. you see that as folks are entering the area around fremont street. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> recent financialheadaches for students around the nation, and it's starting before they even get accepted into college. coming up this morning here on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about delays leaving families in limbo and the likely springtime scramble for those families. >>> and i'm bob redell. we're live in oakland at what is not only northern california's oldest, but as you can see looking around, largest rummage sale in full swing. we're going to take you to the white elephant sale coming up in a live report. >>> we're moving you forward with our friday morning school shout-out series. this comes courtesy of a fifth grade class in danville. >> this is my fantastic fifth grade class at vista grande elementary in danville. >> good morning, bay area! >> what a nice glass. good morning, to you as well. we would love to see your students take part. you can email video to us at you can email video to us at schoolshoutout@nbcuni.com. nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so gl

that means more medical and financial assistance, more attorneys, more experience, more wins. choose jacoby and meyers. >> hey, bay area>> that's at nine on abc seven. we'll see you very shortly. >> it's cloudy out there live. look at our bay bridge camera showing you mainly overcast skies. some light drizzle in the north bay. we are expecting steadier showers this afternoon and into the evening. it's a level one light storm today. could have a brief downpour at times and a little breezy, so let's plan out your valentine's day. it's pretty quiet this morning. shower arrive right around lunchtime and then it's wet and breezy into the afternoon. we'll have this rain wrapping up between eight and 9 p.m. just have that umbrella later today. amanda all right. >> thanks so much, drew. and we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and as always on our website, abc seven news.com and our app >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> it is time for our valentine's day look of love makeover. we put the call out for couples who are so in love, they were willing to trust each other when it

bay area based nasdaq down almost 200 points right now. the other big deal in the works involves two of the nation's largest credit card companies. capital one announced it is buying discover financialvices for $35 billion. that deal would reportedly put the combined company past competitors jp morgan chase and citigroup. in terms of credit card loans. now capital one already uses visa and mastercard, but is expected to continue operating that discover brand. the deal still needs to be approved by regulators. is american airlines raising fees for checked bags in and placing limits on rewards? now, american airlines announced the cost for checking a bag on domestic flights will increase by $10 to $40. a second bag will cost $45. fees will be slightly less if you prepay online. american airlines also announced starting may 1st in order to earn loyalty points, passengers will have to book directly through the airline's website or through its list of preferred online travel agencies and red lobster launching a tasty contest. 150 customers across the country will have the chance to win all you can eat lobster in two hours. there's a maximum of 12 one and a half quarter pound live maine l

bay area. they. i have a question to all of you. i, uh, have been trying to find the financial reports for sfmta. i've gone to the web page. i have typed in budget, i've typed in financial reports, and all i'm trying to do is find whatever the current year is or the most recent concluded current year. i don't know if you're on a fiscal year. i think you are, as opposed to a calendar that compares the budget to actual results, which you would get for pretty much any company, any business. i can't find it online, and i've typed that in every different way that i can think of. do any of you know what i should do or where i can find that information? director thomas, do you want to address this or assign a staff member to speak to the speaker in the hallway? maybe uh, i think, uh, uh, brian hackman, who's with our comms divisions right there, he can connect you with our budget team. okay, so you can actually get me the reports. thank you very much. okay. thank you. thank you for your comment. uh, not seeing any other speakers in the room for general public comment. could you please open the remote fi

big financial boost to help make it in the bay from the state's employment development department, announcing nearly $9 million in grant money for 11 orange organizations, including two in the bay areae training in areas like english language, math and software. it will also help with career coaching. they will each receive about $900,000. >>> trending this morning, calling all grill masters, burger king announcing a cooking competition with a whopper of a grand prize. >> and you could win a million dollars. so the contest is fairly simple. build a better whopper. just submit your dream toppings before st. patrick day and you can enter through the burger king website or its app. three finalists will have a chance to modify their ideas at the company's miami headquarters. customers will vote on their favorite topping, which will also be sold for a limited time. presumably the winner will be counting the cha-ching, million dollars. >> any ideas? >> maybe a whopper with a chicken sandwich on top. >> oh, okay. >> and also a meatless patty as well, so everybody is happy. >> they don't have a meatless patty. >> i'll have to work on it. >> i'm impressed he didn't say peanut butter. >> too

search abc seven bay area in your device's app store now to download it now to new developments out of new york. >> a harsh punishment handed down to donald trump and his adult sons in a financial fraud case. a new york state judge ordered trump and his co-defendants to pay more than $450 million. trump himself is personally on the hook for 354 million. the ruling comes after the judge found the trump organization committed rampant fraud by overvaluing its real estate empire. >> donald trump's fraud is staggering, and so too is his ego and his belief that the rules do not apply to him. today we are holding donald trump accountable. >> uh- will appeal, will be successful, i think, because frankly, if we're not successful, new york state is gone. people are moving out of new york state. the judge's ruling implements a series of bans that prevent trump, his sons and other executives from serving as directors or officers of a new york state company over a period of years. >> oakland is getting more than 100 new housing units for people experiencing homelessness. governor gavin newsom toured an old quality inn hotel on eads avenue that will be converted into more permanent housing.

financial futures. and so that's what's encouraging them to spend money. now on things that make them happy in the moment the chances of affording a home in the bay area are close to i mean, just think about how much it costs. there's. >> a new survey actually found 2 bay area cities and the worst. if you want to try to buy a home, the least affordable and the most difficult. in group called this old house, you know that you improve the brand. they did this study. they found san jose and san francisco are the worst places to try to be a first-time home minor by are out of 145 cities. they looked at crime annual home insurance premiums, the medium down payment in need. and both of those cities had a median down payment. >> of more than $100,000. who's got that kind of cash upfront least 100,000? alright, trying to put 30% down and then the lail and santa rosa also made the list. the lea was 131 on the list in santa rosa 100 fest. how about affordable housing in the south bay after facing cutbacks and years of delays. this is the biggest single housing project in cupertino, sister e that is a step closer to now going up in just got city approval. mixed use