this is the view from the east bay hills looking west ward. napa 42. novato 48. one more live view looking at the the skies in emeryville. we will see sub freezing temperatures the next two mornings. record lows likely in numerous locations and the possibility of mix of rain and snow showers. frost advisory. then, we have a freeze warning in effect for all of the remainder of the bay area during the same time frame. low temperatures range from 25 degrees to 32 degrees. bring in the pets and protect plants and pipes and a hard freeze warning. lows in those areas will drop as far as down to 22 degrees overnight. it is going to be brutally cold in the bay area. and these locations with the asterisk next to them are low temperatures we will be predicting for new records. not only do we have cold weather coming on. we will see high temperatures ranging upper 40s at the coast to low 50s right around the bay and mid-50s. and looking ahead to wednesday morning, we will get more precipitation perhaps more than we had today. just before sunrise down into the golden gate and

this is the view from the east bay hills looking west ward. napa 42. novato 48. one more live view looking at the the skies in emeryville. we will see sub freezing temperatures the next two mornings. record lows likely in numerous locations and the possibility of mix of rain and snow frost advisory. then, we have a freeze warning in effect for all of the remainder of the bay area during the same time frame. low temperatures range from 25 degrees to 32 degrees. bring in the pets and protect plants and pipes and a hard freeze warning. lows in those areas will drop as far as down to 22 degrees overnight. it is going to be brutally cold in the bay area. and these locations with the asterisk next to them are low temperatures we will be predicting for new records. not only do we have cold weather coming on. we will see high temperatures ranging upper 40s at the coast to low 50s right around the bay and mid-50s. and looking ahead to wednesday morning, we will get more precipitation perhaps more than we had today. just before sunrise down into the golden gate and perhaps

in odessa, delaware, we're watching fallen cables on route 9 on bay view road and port penn road. so both directions blocked. and in delaware, both directions not too bad. we're seeing maybe a two minute increase to a 13 minute increase. i'm going to check in if there's anything on the southbound side in delaware. nothing was reported yet. from 295 to 495 speeds dropping there but still into the 50s. an update when i come back. >>> discovering design. the philadelphia home and garden show opens today. >> we'll give you on inside look from everything to plants to project ideas inside your house. >>> 4:26. eagles super bowl mvp nick foles is going hollywood. >> on tv last jimmy kimmel asked foles about his spot on the birds roster as a backup quarterback. take a listen. >> you want to stay in philly, of course. >> oh, yeah, we love philly. to be part of the community and be part of the reigning super bowl there. >> he asked if he had heard from quarterback tom brady. >> i know he's busy. he's got a lot going on. >> he hasn't sent you a pair of uggs or anything. >> i would not be as

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.e has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup mar

but says the people of bay view hunters point can trust the navy. the problem is they don't. >> we need this mess cleaned up and i mean today, not tomorrow. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is now admitting that their contractor tetra tech falsified soil samples to indicate they were safe. in fact, they were toxic. remnants of the old warfare research lab which are slated to be redeveloped in housing. >> any time she survey around here it comes up dirty. >> reporter: she grew up in hunters point and says lennar and five points has taken advantage of their communities. >> the hope is we will all be dead before they can sell their next $1.2 million condo and that is ape fwrob. >> i understand people's frustration. >> reporter: darren robinson is an environmental coordinator from the navy. he and others held a meeting with maps and time lines chronicling the site's miss steps and action plan. >> it involves additional sampling radiological scanning and reexcavating some areas. >> up until these reports just came out, the navy has basically shut us out. >> re

but says the people of bay view hunters point can trust the navy. the problem is they don't. >> we need this mess cleaned up and i mean today, not tomorrow. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is now admitting that their contractor tetra tech falsified soil samples to indicate they were safe. in fact, they were toxic. remnants of the old warfare research lab which are slated to be redeveloped in housing. >> any time she survey around here it comes up dirty. >> reporter: she grew up in hunters point and says lennar and five points has taken advantage of their communities. >> the hope is we will all be dead before they can sell their next $1.2 million condo and that is ape fwrob. >> i understand people's frustration. >> reporter: darren robinson is an environmental coordinator from the navy. he and others held a meeting with maps and time lines chronicling the site's miss steps and action plan. >> it involves additional sampling radiological scanning and reexcavating some areas. >> up until these reports just came out, the navy has basically shut us out. >> re

. >>> san francisco's bay view neighborhood is celebrating its first black history parade. inaugural celebration started on third and carol avenues and has been continuing north to the bay view oprah house. you can see people celebrating on the sidewalk. a number of corvettes driving by. the parade is going to wrap up at 2:00 at the opera house. there will be food, performances and prizes. looks like fun. >> looks like fun and looks like a lot of people were bundling up, too. >> that would be a good idea. >> yes, dig out all those winter clothes, have my snow jacket and boots because it's that cold. look at what it's like over north tahoe water sports. that's their live camera shot and there was snow all the way down to the water, and now a lot of that is clearing up at this noon hour. look at these duction. ducks-- ducks there's a ton of them over by the dock. most is going to dry up. kickwood got 10 inches, it started yesterday, they got about 6 inches since yesterday. sierra tahoe with 7. not bad, they will accept fresh powder, especially on a holiday. here's a great pic

one float and a few cars traveling just a few blocks down third street and finishing at the bay view opera house. along the way, parade followers, enthusiastically joined in the celebration while demanding more acceptance and equality. >> understanding who we are, where we come from and where we stand right now. even under -- each under difficult times. >> the supervisor london breed was the only candidate running for mayor who attended the celebration. she acknowledged the work of others before her. >> so many people who have laid the path for people like myself to even be on the board of supervisors. i stand on their shoulders. >> with messages of hope throughout the event organizers say this is the first of many more parades to come in the bay view. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> new poll shows south bay voters approve of google's plans to bring 20,000 jobs to downtown san jose over the next ten years. this poll was conducted for our media partner, the bay area newsgroup and the leadership group. 79% of 431 registered voters supported the development that would

. >> when you are coming from sunnyvale or bay view, you have a lot of doubters. don't want nobody to see you achieve. >> reporter: today she graduated as a laborer apprentice. it wasn't that long ago that construction jobs in the bay area were hard to find. today builders can't hire enough workers to get the job done. the city says it has a moral obligation to train people who live in rural conversations like the bay view. >> do we rest on our laurels or press forward ahead to make sure every single san francisco resident has an opportunity to be a part of our workforce in our city. >> reporter: willy woodson enrolled in the academy construction training program. and eight weeks later, he too is an apprentice which will likely get a union job. >> get working and support my family. >> the city is able to offer short-term training programs that quickly move people into employment. >> reporter: many of them will end up working for the san francisco utilities commission or public works. tey can earn up to $20 an hour plus benefits and after that they can get more trai

. >> when you are coming from sunnyvale or bay view, you have a lot of doubters. don't want nobody to see you achieve. >> reporter: today she graduated as a laborer apprentice. it wasn't that long ago that construction jobs in the bay area were hard to find. today builders can't hire enough workers to get the job done. the city says it has a moral obligation to train people who live in rural conversations like the bay view. >> do we rest on our laurels or press forward ahead to make sure every single san francisco resident has an opportunity to be a part of our workforce in our city. >> reporter: willy woodson enrolled in the academy construction training program. and eight weeks later, he too is an apprentice which will likely get a union job. >> get working and support my family. >> the city is able to offer short-term training programs that quickly move people into employment. >> reporter: many of them will end up working for the san francisco utilities commission or public works. tey can earn up to $20 an hour plus benefits and after that they can get more trai

. >> we made a song about our community and black history and being african american in the bay view. and it was a great experience and we saw it on the jumbo screen. >> before the day shaun livingston talked about how he learned about race relations growing up in peoria, illinois. >> having a chance to live in a predominantly white neighborhood, it taught me a lot. >>> during the super bowl star wars fans got their first glimpse of the hans solo movie. disney announced plans fors a new series of movies. then just hours later disney ceo announced several star wars tv shows are in development. >>> this saturday will be the first annual cliff burton day in alameda county on what would have been his 56 birthday. metallica's original bases. he died at 24 years of age in a tour bus crash. the honor is a result of a petition drive by his fans. >>> and encore for fans of hamilton. performances are set to begin next february. tickets go on sale for new shn members on tuesday march 13:10 in t 13:10 in the morning -- 13, 10:00 in the morning. >> another big seller is this gorgeo gorgeous weathe

kron 4's dan kerman reports it's here at bay view elementary school in santa cruz where police say anear old intended to harm several other students.police discovered this after the 5th grader lost control in class tuesday afternoon.sot andrew mills/santa cruz police chief 12-19he was vandalizing property, throwing it out the classroom, just really having an emotional outburstas per protocol, a teacher evacuated the other students and the police department's school resource officer was contacted as the child barricaded himself inside the classroom. when police arrived he was safely removed from the school and taken to a healthcare facility. only later did police discover he planned to harm other students.sotthe child had targeted three different students to harm them and that was the unspecified threat that he was going to harm these students. police say the 11 year old had ongoing issues with other students prior to tuesday but would not elaborate as what that was. after learning of the threat, police removed a licensed handgun that was in the 11 year old's home out of an abundance o

. >> we made a song about our community and black history and being african american in the bay view. and it was a great experience and we saw it on the jumbo screen. >> before the day shaun livingston talked about how he learned about race relations growing up in peoria, illinois. >> having a chance to live in a predominantly white neighborhood, it taught me a lot. >>> during the super bowl star wars fans got their first glimpse of the hans solo movie. disney announced plans fors a new series of movies. then just hours later disney ceo announced several star wars tv shows are in development. >>> this saturday will be the first annual cliff burton day in alameda county on what would have been his 56 birthday. metallica's original bases. he died at 24 years of age in a tour bus crash. the honor is a result of a petition drive by his fans. >>> and encore for fans of hamilton. performances are set to begin next february. tickets go on sale for new shn members on tuesday march 13:10 in t 13:10 in the morning -- 13, 10:00 in the morning. >> another big seller is this gorgeo gorgeous weathe

. >> when you come here from, you know, sunny dale or bay view, you know you got a lot of doubt. dy want to see you achieve. >> today she graduated as a a laborer apprentice. it wasn't that long ago that construction jobs in the bay area were hard to find. today builders can't fire had you ever to get the job done. the city has a moral obligation is says to train more people leem in the kpuns like the bay view and sunny dale housing projects. >> do we rest on laurels or press forward ahead to make sure every single frist resident has an opportunity to be part of the workforce in our city. >> reporter: willy woods enrolled in the construction trainig programming. eight weeks later. he is an apprentice likely getting an union job. >> ultimately planning to become a laborer of local 261, get working and support my many family. >> the city is able to offer tr quickly moving people to employment. >> reporter: many of them end up weather for the utilities commission rec and park or public works pch through one of the city employers they can earn up to $20 an hour plus benefits. and afte

the fifth grader baracaded himself inside a classroom at bay view elementary.moved by officers and taken to the hospital. police say he planned to harm 3 other students. officers removed a licensed handgun from the boy's home out of caution. ( darya ) in the east bay... police are looking for two gunman... after two people were hurt during a carjacking in oakland. happened around 6:30 tuesday night near garfield elementary school. police say the two gunmen shot at least one of the victims in the elbow before taking off. the men car- jacked were taken to the hospital. they're in stable condition. ( darya ) police in san jose are looking for the people who stole a truck... and then rammed it into a patrol car. it happened monday night near teatree court and thornton way. the officer was ánot hurt. the truck was later found abandoned near patton avenue and scott street. police are looking for two more cars... that are connected to this crime. ( james ) this morning an oakland man is missing after a hiking trip in yosemite. it's been five days since loved ones have

today for half moon bay, santa rosa, san jose, tying a record and in some other neighborhoods toward sfo. we had nine records to report. oakland airport, san rafael, and mountain viewhere in the bay area and it looks like this will continue although we will shave off a few degrees as we head into your monday forecast. outside right now, looking out towards san francisco and toward the bay bridge lights. we are in the clear. no fog to speak of. many -- maybe just a few high clouds towards monday morning. this morning, we had scattered, high clouds move into the bay area from the north. satellites show you the main stormtrac way up to our north, up to the pacific northwest and we are locked in this dry weather pattern and a warm weather pattern as well. no rain detected from eureka down toward monterey bay, down toward los angeles and it's a dry weather pattern across the state. we will check in on some of the current numbers. fairfield 48 degrees, san francisco still a mild 63 degrees. santa rosa 53 degrees and san jose 60 degrees at last check for the 10:00 hour. the last rainfall was january 25, so it hasn't -- has some quite some time. we are going to add on anot

it's here at bay view elementary school in santa cruz where police say an 11 year old intended to harmseveral other students.police discovered this after the 5th grader lost control in class tuesday afternoon.sot andrew mills/santa cruz police chief 12-19he was vandalizing property, throwing it out the classroom, just really having an emotional outburstas per protocol, a teacher evacuated the other students and the police department's school resource officer was contacted as the child barricaded himself inside the classroom. when police arrived he was safely removed from the school and taken to a healthcare facility. only later did police discover he planned to harm other students.sotthe child had targeted three different students to harm them and that was the unspecified threat that he was going to harm these students. police say the 11 year old had ongoing issues with other students prior to tuesday but would not elaborate as what that was. after learning of the threat, police removed a licensed handgun that was in the 11 year old's home out of an abundance of caution.sotthe gun was

out his threat.sot we're all scaredthis woman's granddaughter attends a preschool located on the bay viewlementary campus. she says it's time for parents to talk about the issue with kids sot 113-124we all need to be educated about how we are going to approach it and i think that will be controversial for many parents because you don't want to scare the kids to much you want them to feel comfortable and safe.wednesday morning the school district sent this email out to parents letting them know what had happened. standup dan kerman/santa cruz 137-147both police and the school district will review the incident to make sure protocol was followed and whether anything needs to change. they will also host a meeting at the school thursday afternoon. in santa cruz, dan kerman kron4news. (steve) police are investigating a homicide that happened early this morning in fairfield... officers releasing this photo of a man who they believe may have information about the death. police say the murder victim and suspect knew each other...and the homicide is not a random act. the body of a 28-year-old man w

san francisco this morning, the inaugural black history month parade got underway in the city's bay viewghborhood. they kicked off the celebration with african culture and then they made their way down 3rd street and bay view. it is an important part of recognizing the contributions of black people to american history. >>> we are now making an announcement on this date, february 19th that it will now be called africa town. and let san francisco say yes we will celebrate all of the various cultures. >> hundreds attended a party there at the end of the parade route with music, food, cultural events and more. >>> a movie that has success. >> the world is going to start over. >> i am going to burn it all! [music] >> what happens now? what happens to the rest of the world? >> the new movie "black panther" brought in $192 million. second largest opening for a marvel film and the 5th biggest opening weekend ever. ticket sales are expected to jump another $20 million since it is a work and school holiday. with more on this, we go to cal state east bay doctor, brooks, your reaction to this phenom

we'll show you the view from the bay area. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) major hot spot. overturn accident wb 580 near san quentin backed up across the richmond bridge through the tolls, major delays. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) new this morning... space x launched a sattellite into low-earth orbit. the launch happened at vandenberg air force base on the central coast of california. yesterday's attempt was scrubbed due to strong upper level winds. the satellite will be the satellite will be deployed approximately eleven minutes after launch. ( james )( james ) and here is ( james ) ( james )( james ) and here is what the rocket launch looked like from here in the bay area. a viewer sent us this video from antioch. (rebecca) i'm tracking your 7-day forecast. look at you! tyson any'tizers and crispy strips. [ sound of sports gam

so route 9 north and south, so both directions between bay view road and port pen road is closed right now. also watching the blue route, now 15 minutes at the most on the southbound side. so no real increase so far. from the schuylkill to 95 speeds there into the 60s. >>> jessica, thank you. inspiring home owners. we take you inside the philly home and garden show and give you a look at the changes you can make with your own two hands. >>> i'm keith jones here at the winter games in south korea. next michaela shiffrin goes for gold, but why an illness may have kept her off the podium. >>> a quarter to 6:00. a chance for gold ends in disappointment for a team usa star. >> yeah, michaela shiffrin struggled during her second chance on the slopes. nbc 10's keith jones us live from south korea with what went wrong. keith? >> reporter: yeah, tracea, vai, she tried to medal, get a gold twice in 24 hours in the giant swalam, but unfortunately it wasn't her day. what we learned is shiffrin threw up twice before the game, she tried to even get in two runs but she ended up off in the podium in f

view. high clouds are passing through the bay area. in the 50s from san francisco to oakland. mountain view, san jose. feels like winter. a beautiful view from the sutro camera as we look at the temperatures, low to mid-50s. concord at 58 degrees. one more live picture from the golden gate bridge camera. mix of sun and clouds and windy and chilly chance of a wintry precipitation tomorrow. snow level down to 1800 feet. it's coming down even lower. as a cold system comes in. tomorrow morning when you combine the wind and the chill, expect it to feel colder than it has been. upper 20s for the coldest inland valleys to the north. about low 40s in san francisco. definitely need the jackets when you get going. your kids will need to be bundled up. tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be chilly. upper 40s to the 50s. windy with a potential for showers mixing in with snow. just like the system that came through this morning, it was a few showers and a little bit of snow over the higher terrain, that's what will happen tomorrow. this time we add the wind into the mix. northwest wind gusts

this is between bay view road and port penn road is blocked right now because of that. and there's a disabled vehicle, too. i'll check back in with new jersey, too. >>> a florida community comes together to mourn and remember the 17 people killed in wednesday's deadly high school massacre. >> meantime we're learning more from investigators on what the suspect told them about the shooting. authorities are holding that suspect nicholas cruz without bond. cruz confessed to wednesday's attack, bullet his motive remains unclear. according to the report cruz told investigators he took an uber to the school, shots student on the grounds and in the hallways and ran out dropping the backpack and rifle. the sheriff's office looking into claims he was part of a white supremacist group, but so far they have not found a connection. thousands of people gathered to help remember the victims. on stage there were 17 ornamental angels, one for each person who died in the mass shooting. those who showed said it was a true show of solidarity. >> for everyone to come out and be together as

the board of supervisors voted last night to open a saba on wallace avenue in the bay view, it's a welcome addition to an area with few restaurants and grocery stores. animal rights groups opposed the move saying the slaughter house would impact air and water. >>> you could be paying a 25 cent increase in gas tax to help pay for roads. president trump said he could support that tax hike. officials said he had been considering the tax hike for months. the federal gas tax is currently 18.4 cents a gallon and has not been increased in 25 years. >>> love is in the air, airbus, that is, that story coming up >>> but first we want to thank christopher for this picture from sonoma, isn't ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up toni

growing up in the by bay view tennis was not introduced to me. it is a blessing i can introduce tennis to those who came from the same disadvantages i did. it also helps the students with academic needs. the staff and director spend time in classrooms of the students who are struggling. lastly i would like to acknowledge my team of directors who have spent long hours and days working hand in hand with the families to ensure how tlc will make a difference in the student's lives. i would love for you to think of students and families who are getting help from this program. i saw a lot of lives change. my has as well anytime i talk about tlc i get emotional. it is a big part. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> co-chair of the tennis coalition. i want you to have a feel for what a dramatic transformation this will make in the ability to build community. i play two or three times a week in golden gate partly cloudy. it is play and go. there is one picnic table now. there is no center of graft when he -- cente sen-- center of gra. this will transfo

and down power cables on route 9 on bay view road and port penn road. >>> 4:32 and today the community will hold more vigils and prayer services to remember the victims of wednesday's deadly high school massacre in parkland, florida. >> and plus we are getting new video from inside the classroom as the attack played out. we want to warn you may find this video disturbing. >> please help us. please help us. >> at that point a teacher and what appears to be a swat team member told the stunlts dents t quiet. the officers asked them to stand and go straight to the stairwell. >> these are pictures of some of the 17 victims killed in the florida school. a football coach who's been hailed as a hero and an athletic director who grew up in the poconos are among the dead. the grief of the loss of those 17 victims were on full display at this vigil last night. nbc 10's matt delucia joins us live in our digital operations story with their stories of heart break. >> another one was in a marching band and another victim had just become a u.s. citizen. 17 lives cut short, kids, teachers and a coach w

. ♪ >> both grew up in san francisco's bay view, and overcame obstacles.h says he was bullied. >> a couple times i thought about taking my life because i felt there was no hope for me. >> reporter: writing songs got him through the dark times. >> there's a lot of people that have gone through that. and it will inspire people to keep going in life. >> reporter: the teams are part of bay cat, a nonprofit that serves youth ages 11-25 from low income families. the organization educates them in digital media arts and technology, placing them in internships and jobs with partners such as the warriors. >> just as they are changing the game of basketball, we are changing the face of media. >> reporter: this video is a reflection of the partnership between the warriors and bay cats to promote diversity. >> writing music is a gate way to another place where i can be myself. >> being part of the black community is important to know that you have strength. you are powerful. and you represent black excellence. >> reporter: the video will be shown on tuesday when the wa

the student was exhibiting aggressive and threatening behavior yesterday afternoon at bay view elementary school. officers were on the scene within minutes and detained that boy. he was taken to a mental care facility for evaluation. >> then we find out later that he had actually targeted some students at the school to harm them. >> police recovered one firearm from the child's home but they did not confirm whether the boy had intended to use that weapon. >> tonight the empire state building has gone dark to remember the victims of last week's school shooting in florida. the only light visible is a small rotating orange halo. tonight student protesters are calling out lawmakers with ties to the nra. >> tonights survivors of the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida took center stage at a gun violence town hall hosted by cnn. ♪ we're tired of hearing that we're too young to ever make a change ♪ >> students sang a song in tribute to their fallen classmates. they grilled their state reps top support banning certain assault style weapons. and one student called

francisco the first ever parade to honor black history month happening later this morning in the bay vieworhood. the parade will start at 10:00 at the dr. martin luther king jr. pool on 3rd street. there will be a celebration following the parade with food, performances and some cultural activities. should be fun. >>> right now hundreds of thousands of penguins are gathering, getting ready for their great migration north. >> we want you to take a look at this video. those penguins you see right there lining up and down argentinas tens la. over a million penguins are expected to be there. they have just finished their breeding season so the colony is full of adults and, well, those little chicks there. they will travel up to 1,000 miles north and then return later in the year. >> pack their little bags. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," black panther debuts, we will take at some of the box office numbers. >>> plus nbc bay area responds. >> when an event is canceled she expects a refund from the organizer for her ticket, but that did not happen, leaving about 200 bucks on the line.

it will then travel north along third street to the bay view opera house at newcomb avenue. parade will be followed by celebration featuring food and cultural activities at the opera house. >> many voters go online when they want to learn about who is on the ballot and now in san francisco there's cyber confusion in the race for mayor. if you tup top in london breed.com you'll see this picture. someone else owns london breed.com and want to sell it to breed for $100,000. so far he's refused to pay for it but leno's campaign denies it's behind what's going on. >> just ahead, train fanatics are trying to save a beloved spot in the north bay. that story ahead. >> there is more to this than it seems. the effort to take a stand against hunger and the local charity wants you to get involved. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures today some 15 to 20 degrees cooler to finish off the weekend and even cooler air moves in tomorrow with freeze warnings going into >>> a model train club has launched a legal fight to stay open for future generations in napa. you're looking at w

he attended bay view elementary school. police say the student began to act out in class and the teacher decided to evacuate the other students. the student barricaded himself inside the classroom. he was safely removed and the family of the student is cooperating with investigators. >>> it's an uneasy milestone. exactly one year ago today thousands of san jose residents were flooded out of their homes wading through waste high water and rescued by boats. you see the footage here. this is after the coyote creek flooded. this is the rock spring neighborhood. san josey vently accused the water district of providing inaccurate information about the rising water. the agency said they want to look for solutions. the most obvious change, a vinyl aluminum wall that extend three feet above the creek bed. >> this is basically just keeping water within the creek and send it downstream instead of into the low land area, the nor dell neighborhood. >>> a public meeting on the changes and plans for coyote coyote creek will be held next t

view, beautiul from mt. tam looking down to the bay, 52 degrees in san francisco, oakland 54, upper 50s at mountain view, gilroy and half moon bay. this is the look out at emeryville, it's 60 degrees in santa rosa, upper 50s at napa, novato and fairfield. these are our forecast features, rain will arrive late tomorrow, and that will intensify into a stronger storm on thursday. the approaching storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, this is the one that arrives tomorrow, isolated downpours, turning breezy as the storm intensifies, and the 12-hour planner shows we'll start the day with fairly bright skies, there will be a few clouds around, it increasingly bright as the afternoon wears on. starting tomorrow night, we'll see wind gusting from 20 to about 30 miles an hour in most locations and the wind gusts will get even stronger as that storm intensifies into thursday, and then it will rank 2 on our storm impact scale. with a chance of moderate to heavy rain on thursday afternoon. it's just going to be a mess for morning commuters on thursday morning. this yellow and orange indicates where we're going to have he

mountain view 56. 52 at half moon bay. there is a view of the golden gate from the east bay host camera. 55 at santa rosa. 51 at napa, mid to upper 50s at novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. mt. tam to the bay, a few clouds in the distance. niece are the forecast features. another chilly day with a chance of wintry precipitation. maybe cold showers and freezing rain or sleet, maybe a snowflake or two in the highest elevations. if there's enough moisture with the cold air moving through. it will be sunnier and milder friday through sunday. here's a look at the wind gust animation. overnight, we'll see gusts near the coast and the bay between 25 and 30 miles per hour and nearly 20 miles per hour in some inland locations. it will remain windy into the mid-morning hours tomorrow before winds taper off a little bit. bear that in mind. overnight lows, generally in the low to mid-30s inland. although in the farther reaches of the north bay, we may see lows dropping into the upper 20s. right around the bay. upper 30s to 40 de

crews remain on the seat of tracking in the richmond area due to a car that flipped off 580 near bay viewthe car overturned on its roof and seeing delays along 508 and 80 in the area. >> clear conditions in the bay and waiting for official sunrise to happen in about one minute. temperatures 40s and 50s this morning and little brisk and a little bit windy getting the north winds that are strong this morning. >> have a great day, everyone. next. have a great day. good morning. it's . i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's tuesday, february 13th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." the white house still struggles to explain its response to domestic abuse allegations against a top presidential aide. and now rob porter's first wife is slamming kellyanne conway for implying victims of abuse are not strong. >>> a new robeeport finds the f could cost american businesses $21 billion this year. the rise in costs have schools and workplaces redoubling efforts to fight the outbreak. >>> the fbi warns people looking for online love on valentine's da

about 9:30 c-h-p says the susects got off the freeway at candlestick and continued driving around bay viewand dolores park.(sot) rocky ÷ heard car racing by"there was a lot of sirens coming up and obviously it was a chase. you could hear the tires and stuff and the way the acceleration was happening." (justine) in the east bay... police are investigating what might be a possible murder suicide. gunshots were heard this morning around 10 on keith avenue in oakland. officers responded to the scene and heard more gunshots when they got there. a man in his 60's and a woman in her 70's died on the scene. the incident is still being investigated. (justine) police arrested a san jose man out on a felony warrant, for stealing a car. friday afternoon... police patrolling the union landing shopping center in union city... spotted a u-haul van... parked diagonally across a handicapped spot...with no handicap placard. a woman and a infant were in the front seat. officers determined the van was stolen. minutes later... witnesses told officers a man was running from the nearby lucky supermarket. police

i am in the bay view. people are really good about posting activities that are comincoming up, events happenine so than in prior areas i have seen. that would be a very firm opportunity to figure out if you can get captains in each of the neighborhoods. >> very innovative. thank you. >> from the perspective of the polling commissioner. we did the survey online wireless and landlines phones. half online and half on the phone. only a quarter of the sample on landlines. 10 years ago that would be the only way to reach people. it reflects evolution in reaching out to conduct the interviews, particularly in san francisco. the number of people we contact on wireless phones or online is much higher than most other communities for the reasons you dindicated. >> going back in terms of out reach efforts, trying to get the viral marketing going. are we creating. we have the physical swag and the virtual swag on pinterest, face back posts and instagram. >> i would love you sharing that with the networks as well. help

it will travel to the bay view opera house. and then there will be a celebration featuring food and cultural celebrations. the parade starts this morning at 10 a-m. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... people across the bay area are remembering those unjustly imprisoned in world war two internment camps. ( james ) and why some members of congress say environmental regulations are getting in the way of improving border security... and what they plan to do about it. ( james ) and after the break... friends and family gather to remember 19-year-old -- who was stabbed to death in livermore. what they had to say during an emotional vigil. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:blustery, cool conditions will persist over the region today with isolated to scattered showers/snow showers (higher elevations) possible along coastal areas this morning. sky conditions will clear along with subsiding winds overnight wit

. >> both grew up in bay view and overcome obstacles.iah was bullied. >> i thought about taking my life because i felt there was no hope for me. >> reporter: writing songs got him through the dark times. >> reporter: and i've gotten this far. and it will inspire people to keep going in life. >> reporter: the teens are part of bay cap, a nonprofit that serves youth ages 11-25 from low income families. the organization educates them in digital media arts and technology, placing them in internships and jobs with partners such as the warriors. >> just as they are changing the game of basketball. we are changing the face of media, one story at a time. >> it's to promote diversity and end racism. >> writing music is a gateway to another place where i could be myself. >> being a part of the black community it's important to know that you have strength. you are powerful. and you represent black excellence in your own way. >> reporter: the video will be shown for the first time on tuesday when the warriors are at home. it will be shown to honor b

here, you can see upper 70s from half moon bay, mountain view into san jose, and all the locations you thijust saw on th border there, breaking records by six degrees compared to old record highs. 74 in san francisco, 78 in san jose. almost like a summer evening. we're still close to 70 in san jose and in san francisco. the story is strong high pressure more typical of june and july, setting up across the west coast, keep things abnormally dry. more record highs tomorrow and a dry pattern which is having a big impact on the rainfall and snowfall deficit. we'll show you how much in our forecast coming up in 12 minutes. back to you. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> nbc bay area's christie smith is live at delores park where money is raining into cash registers as people are looking to get out. earlier we saw a sea of humanity back there. >> reporter: that's right, what a beautiful day it was here in san francisco. we're finally seeing people leave delores park. we don't often see these kind of crowds at the park. the temperature is more typical of may or june. >> i put on the one pair of s

. >> both of them grew up in the bay view neighborhood and overcame obstacles.iah says he was bullied. >> a couple times i felt like taking my life. there's a lot of people that go through that. and i've gotten this far so it will like, it will inspire people to keep going in life. >> the nonprofit organization educates young people in the digital media arts and technology. and places them in internships and in jobs with partners like the warriors. the video will be shown at oracle next tuesday and the warriors will be playing at home. and it will be played throughout february in honor of black history month. >> very nice. >>> 5:46 is the time. let's check in with sal. traffic hopefully is nice. >>> hold on, i have to sit up straight. if my mother is watching. >> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the commute on westbound 580 towards the altamont pass. you'll see slowing as you drive from 205 and 580. no major issues though. a couple of minor accidents here. traffic is looking okay on 880 in both directions with no major issues. if you're going to the

neighborhoods with the highest vacancy rates, leland avenue, visitation, valley, third street and bay view, broad street and fillmore and the excelsior outer mission and we've actually worked or are currently working in all these areas because areas that have lower foot traffic that may have other issues access to transit or crime -- i mean, there's a lot of reasons we work in the neighborhoods with high vacancy rates and with a healthy neighborhood is in the eye of the beholder and we work with the neighborhood and set a strategy on what their goals are and in many neighborhoods it's not the goal they want to do other things. so we want to work with the neighborhood to set their goals and -- >> commissioner: that's great. commissioner moore and i visited excelsior during the recess and talked with folks there and they were actually saying there's a lot of development now happening on mission street out there, way out there and some even on some blocks around it and their biggest issue was access to goods they use at a price they can afford and my worry is the bigger developments are like

will row move -- remove pavement at candle stick point and $30,000 to renovate a garden site in bay view hunters point and the stairs near buena vista park and green stairs from the top of vernal heights down to the bus stop and alemany farmer's market and a part that needs to be grind and have plants. if any of our potential grantees want to say something i hope you'll say something about your project. >> commissioner: potential grantees, come on up. >> i'm doug weldman with friends of the urban forest. thank you for proposing our project. 2,000 square feet of de paving and replanting and we have a partnership with the pomeroy center and adults mentally and physically challenged help us do tree care. it's the same concept with able gardeners and we're looking forward to having them participate in the project. >> can i say we funded them three years ago and these able gardeners have been using our project to learn how to garden and now they'll be working with us. >> commissioner: thank you. >> i'm sophie constantino and thank you for having us. though it's long, you're my people. it's ve

about 90 students from the kip bay view academy toured the museum of the african diaspora in san francisco, part of the warriors' commitment to black history no. the sixth graders learned about african art and culture and the history of african-americans in the united states. >> it's pretty amazing what i can learn about what kind of -- what kinds of black history i don't know and what i do know. i can learn way more. >> there was a lot of fun to go along with the learning too. the students heard from former warriors players, got to go on a scavenger hunt, and took home warriors t-shirts. inspiration, a lot of education, a great experience for all those kids deed and i suspect for the warriors too. >> the warriors are in d.c. tomorrow, they're going to visit the black history museum with several kids. they were disinvited from the white house. >> good for them. stay involved in the community, then went out of town. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. see you again in an hour over on the big 7. (dramatic music) - i'm former fbi agent joe pistone, the real donnie brasco. the mafia put a

. >> neighbors who recently moved to the san francisco shipyards a condo development in the bay view are confused and upset. sky seven shows what could be the last piece of land in san francisco slated for redevelopment. 450 acres of the hunter point navy shipyard was a nuclear warfare research lab. the cleanup has been going on more than a decade. but recently the navy acknowledged that soil tests by a federal contractor hired to clean it up was falsified. >> i'm not a conspiracy theoryist at all. this is an ugly toxic cover-up. >> bradley angel with non-profit green tags fats tetra tech was paid 350 million to clean up the shipyards but outside consultants found the data was wrong. we reached out for comment from the contractor. they referred us to the navy. >> they looked at it and determine that there was some falsification. any thought they had it resolved. >> kathryn higley speaks for the develop five point and the navy why it happened isn't clear. the parcels in question near the water remain undeveloped. >> understandably the cleanup is big concern for knows buying condos. th