essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.s 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 market,

the third person was hurt in the bay view area but less serious. change is coming to the count town area could reduce the crashes in the city. >> it will be a big change. that's when part of market street will be closed off to private vehicles. with that change it is expected to reduce the number of the accidents, >> in fulton, a pedestrian was hit by a car. witnesses and police say a young man was trying to cross the street. >> the driver tried to stop. he had a green light. hit the kid and he flaw in the air. >> the victim is at the hospital suffering from life threat inning injuries, he's a 20-year-old. >> and thursday morning near ocean and harold a woman was hit. she's suffering life- threatening injuries. >> jody with walk sf reports in 2019 there were 18 pedestrian fatalities. >> it's tragic. every fatality from traffic violences, one that's preventable and one that we're trying to eliminate through education and engineers. >> starting january 29 a 2.2- mile stretch will be closed vehicle. only commercial plates will be allowed. off limits e

from the bay view district to brisbane, heading into oyster point boulevard, it is wet into daly city. skyline boulevard, piedmont, slippery roadways. mountains turning to snow. chains required on all roads leading to tahoe now. winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. travel will be a little tough. temperatures in the bay area with the cloud cover, rain, 40s, 50s, not terribly chilly. live look from our kgo rooftop camera. this is tomorrow morning. plan accordingly. level one, so far picked up to a third of an inch of rain. going to be breezy. already like that in hills. 4:00 a.m., spotty showers. 5:00 a.m., same thing. overnight, same thing. 7:30 a.m., have umbrellas. early afternoon, isolated showers remain primarily in the north bay. rest are looking at sun and cloud mix. temperatures 40s to 50s. lakeport a little bit cooler. you know it's winter when the temperatures are close to or below average this time of year. 40s, 50s, breezy. stronger storm thursday, moderate strength, level two, moderate to heavy rain, gusty winds. snow for highest peaks. wednesday night, wind p

from the bay view district to brisbane, heading into oyster point boulevard, it is wet into daly citye boulevard, piedmont, slippery roadways. mountains turning to snow. chains required on all roads leading to tahoe now. winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. travel will be a little tough. temperatures in the bay area with the cloud cover, rain, 40s, 50s, not terribly chilly. live look from our kgo rooftop camera. this is tomorrow morning. plan accordingly. level one, so far picked up to a third of an inch of rain. going to be breezy. already like that in hills. 4:00 a.m., spotty showers. 5:00 a.m., same thing. overnight, same thing. 7:30 a.m., have umbrellas. early afternoon, isolated showers remain primarily in the north bay. rest are looking at sun and cloud mix. temperatures 40s to 50s. lakeport a little bit cooler. you know it's winter when the temperatures are close to or below average this time of year. 40s, 50s, breezy. stronger storm thursday, moderate strength, level two, moderate to heavy rain, gusty winds. snow for highest peaks. wednesday night, wind picks up,

warriors had the nht a the center in the back there, joined chris alvarez at the bay view got to participateworkshops, introducing them to various sports related career paths, creative design and markets. nike teamed one the warriors to make it happen. good job. i would love to have a moment like klay thompson. pullman, how do you like me now i mean, not in pullman. conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. plus, complete reliability with 4g lte backup. and, cloud-based security to h

. >> reporter: low income and black communities, particularly the bay view schools, are being hit the hardest. at willie brown middle school, 76 percent of students are economically disadvantaged, and 37 percent of their students are black. the turnover rate is at 47 percent, more than double the district average. in addition to raising salaries, the district is now adding teacher housing. 100 teachers will be allowed to live here at francis scott key elementary school. the $44 million project is one of several being built on district property. >> i want to believe that, i think we all want to believe there's a place for us here, and it's going to work out. you know, our wages are somehow going to keep pace with the housing that's available to us. >> reporter: for more than a decade, thousands of teachers have learned the hard way that they can't afford this place. that's what megan's commuting all these miles for, desperately trying to avoid becoming this district's next dropout. >> this is the city i love and community i love. and to think that i'm being pushed out against my will i

warriors had the night off and the center in the back there, joined chris alvarez at the bay view ymca beyond the baseline. middle schoolers got to participate in workshops, introducing them to various sports related career paths, creative design and markets. nike teamed one the warriors to make it happen. good job. i would love to have a moment like klay thompson. pullman, how do you like me now i mean, not in pullman. >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> ♪ shine ♪ for the rest of your life ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! welcome! lcome to t sho nice to see you! how you are you? have a seat. >> yeah, tamron! >> welcome! welcome! we have a great show for you. yes!y'all got to sit down so wen get it started. sit down. have a seat, please. thank you. [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause continue ] okay. listen. do not pretend that you are clapping for me like that. [ cheers and applause ] he's back -- my friend tyler perry! [ cheers and applause ] tyler is here. he's got a new netflix thriller that kept m

organizations out there doing the work that needs the money, all the way from sunset to chinatown to the bay view, to the western addition. they will automatically be blessed with some of that money. i want to just say thank you, guys, for appointing me to the oversight committee. i really appreciate it. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. we really appreciate you. you can go back -- i don't know if we're going to spend a lot of time repeating everything we said, but if you go back and watch the video on s.f. gov. tv, you will see how much you are appreciated and loved in this city by us. >> thank you so much. and the work is still going to continue with "brothers against guns, guns," so i just wanted to put that out there as well. >> chairwoman: thank you. we wouldn't accept anything less. thank you so much. i'll now reopen this item for public comment. if any member of the public wishes to speak -- anybody? no? oh, you're not allowed by the rules. you can only comment ones. but -- so i will ask my colleague, supervisor stefani, to make her motion again. >> thank you. i want to reiterate how amazi

the outer balboa, bay view, the court land avenue ncd, geery, the san bruno, the coal valley, lakeside village, lower haite street and the ncd amending the zoning map to include the new neighborhood commercial districts and affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. before we hear from supervisor ronen's stave, i want to thank supervisor ronen and her staff and the co sponsors supervisors fewer, wall son, haney, preston, yee and i would like to add myself says a co-sponsor and supervisor safai would like to be added as a co-sponsor. i really want to thank planning department staff and the planning commission for hearing this in record time. obviously this is motivated in large part by the impending vote in march on the vacancy tax measure that applies to named n.c.d.s so this would be the largest if we pass it, increase in n.c.d.s for many decades. a few have been added one by one over the years but adding 12 in six different districts is a big deal. ultimately, as reflected in the legislative digest, we'll give neighbors and neighborhoods and their supervisors th

a couple at bay view gateway. you can see the other and along the northern waterfront as well. plus there is additional ones at pier 39. why they didn't put all 30 on port property, well we have representatives here we can ask them. they would provid provide a reao visit port property and see some of these. they're fabricated recently. they went out and did a call for a lottists. they have individual artists doing each of these 30 and they received 140 entries and there was a committee form that included the form and institutions to select bowl locl easts to painartists to paint t. they were selected based on the quality of their proposals. they're from san francisco, heavily, marin and the peninsula and there might be a couple from the east bay but it's a local collection of artists. each one is unique many of it's different and it makes it interesting to go view them. it will be fun to look at each one and get people imagine they will have their photographs taken. you can see a sampling of what this would be like along the waterfront. in addition to the 30, they've got 3,000

the outer balboa, bay view, the court land avenue ncd, geery, the san bruno, the coal valley, lakeside village, lower haite street and the ncd amending the zoning map to include the new neighborhood commercial districts and affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. before we hear from supervisor ronen's stave, i want to thank supervisor ronen and her staff and the co sponsors supervisors fewer, wall son, haney, preston, yee and i would like to add myself says a co-sponsor and supervisor safai would like to be added as a co-sponsor. i really want to thank planning department staff and the planning commission for hearing this in record time. obviously this is motivated in large part by the impending vote in march on the vacancy tax measure that applies to named n.c.d.s so this would be the largest if we pass it, increase in n.c.d.s for many decades. a few have been added one by one over the years but adding 12 in six different districts is a big deal. ultimately, as reflected in the legislative digest, we'll give neighbors and neighborhoods and their supervisors th

a live view from our emeriville camera. 50 at oakland, 46 redwoodcity, gilroy, 45, 50 at half moon bay and the view looking out over the calm bay waters temperatures right now in the low to mid-40s at santa rosa, pelt luma, 48 at concord. one more live view from sutro tower you can see how clear and cloudless the city is right now as we approach the fireworks time. we'll have a high clouds above the fireworks tonight in about what 32 minutes -- 42 minutes. a dry and mild start to 2020 tomorrow, and we'll have a slight chance of rain over the weekend. now this is our forecast animation starting at 11:30 tonight. notice how clear the skies will be and even at midnight maybe just a few high clouds going by but nothing that will obstruct your view of the fireworks. we'll see clouds thickening though in the wee hours of the morning when many of us will just be starting our day. and tomorrow's highs will generally be right around 60 degrees on the coast and bit milder around the bay and inland. forecast thursday morning shows a few clouds sweeping through but dry conditions through most of t

the outer balboa, bay view, the court land avenue ncd, geery, the san bruno, the coal valley, lakeside village, lower haite street and the ncd amending the zoning map to include the new neighborhood commercial districts and affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. before we hear from supervisor ronen's stave, i want to thank supervisor ronen and her staff and the co sponsors supervisors fewer, wall son, haney, preston, yee and i would like to add myself says a co-sponsor and supervisor safai would like to be added as a co-sponsor. i really want to thank planning department staff and the planning commission for hearing this in record time. obviously this is motivated in large part by the impending vote in march on the vacancy tax measure that applies to named n.c.d.s so this would be the largest if we pass it, increase in n.c.d.s for many decades. a few have been added one by one over the years but adding 12 in six different districts is a big deal. ultimately, as reflected in the legislative digest, we'll give neighbors and neighborhoods and their supervisors th

view. at midnight this is the picture we expect to see. high clouds over much of the bay area. thin high clouds. we should have nice viewing conditions. before the low clouds move in during the over night hours. over night lows will be mainly in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow high temperatures will generally be around just above 60 degrees near the coast and bay. here's the 7-day forecast. we'll have a couple of bright and fairly mild days on thursday and friday. it gets cooler over the weekend. increasing clouds saturday. and that system i was mentioning earlier that is approaching for the northwest. may produce light rain or showers. on saturday. >> thanks. still ahead slip sliding away. >> and the [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> nasty winter storm made travel dangerous in the midwest. indiana state police tweeted the picture of this. look at that. the driver lost control and slammed into the barrier. that broke free the trucks cab. the driver was able to get out climbing out of the windshield. >> cars flipped and trucks jackknifed on icy minne

in san francisco, john ramis, kpix 5 . >> the bay view honors point clinic will state open under construction. all three project are scheduled to be completed within two years time. >>> tonight, the stanford bullet center is urging people to roll up their sleeves to address a critical shortage. the center reported friday it is down to a one-day supply of o positive and negative blood. o negative is the universal donor types and it is especially needed for emergencies. if you would like to donate, stanford has facilities in campbell, meadow park, or mountain view. you can also attend a local blood drive. to make an appointment, go to stanford blood center.org. >>> under the bay area city will take up the issue of safe parking sites >>> plus, fire erupts at a sprawling homeless camp in santa rosa just days after residents were told it is time to leave. >>> these guys know a thing or two about earthquakes. din aghndele saet pudierto rico. we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare

numbers with minority businesses and construction hours for san francisco, especially mission bay, bay viewhunters point residents. it is always important that people who live in the community benefits everybody. it is very impressive. i think we still have somewhere to go. we will be continuing to push, not only staff but also the developers to do the right thing i appreciate all your help on this and thank you so much. thank you for the community members that came to speak. this is a workshop so we don't need to vote on this today. i am sure we will have conversations about the remaining projects and things coming down the pipeline. thank you for keeping us in forms -- informed. >> the next order of business is agenda item five c., workshop on the current status of development in zone one of the transbay redevelop much project area. this is a discussion. madame director? >> thank you. through the chair, similar to the transbay area, we wanted to give you an update. we do have a busy spring 2020 coming up with some action item. but what is uniquely different -- different here, the city act

bay. the view from our rooftop camera. it's wet right now. ot raining heavily, but we are getting spotty showers. 54 in the city. we have mid 50s at redwood city and half moon bay. the view from emoryville, it doesn't look so wet there as it was a few minutes ago. readings in other locations, low to mid 50s at santa rosa, napa and fearfieairfield. you could see the rain pouring on the pavement. it's still wet but appears that whatever that shower was a minute ago has moved somewhere else. look at our forecast. scattered showers during the overnight hours. we can expect early morning fog and milder afternoons for next three days. rain will return to the bay area this weekend. before we get to the current storm, let's talk about the statement which has been extended to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. wave heights continue to grow. they are up to 12, 13 feet or higher along most bay area beaches. looks like the risk of rip currnts and waves will remain with us until tomorrow morning. let's talk about the storm. it's a light storm ranking one on the storm abc

now looking at the moderate rainfall right over the bay bridge as well as the bay view district. it will continue to move into the east bay and emoriville in a matter of minutes. looking at down the peninsula, millbury as well as pacifica, and elgren ada, looking at the moderate rainfall. you can see the heavier rain is just off shore. that is going to push in to the rest of the bay area in a matter of just a few minutes in about an hour depending on where you are. i will show you this and time it out for you coming up. here's a live look, you can see the flag is blowing in the wind atop the ferry building. temperatures are running in the low 50s from concord, oakland, livermore, upper 40s in san francisco as well as santa rosa. the winds are kicking up for us, looking at 28-mile-per-hour winds. out of the south, southeast, downtown san francisco 24 miles per hour, and berkeley 25. berkeley has seen gusts up to 36 miles per hour. the heaviest rab and strongest winds from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. as the strong cold front pushes across the region. that will kick up the strongest winds for

today's event runs from 10:00 until 1:00 in the bay view.th. >>> happening today, san francisco is kicking off the start of the lunar new year with celebrations running through the city. the public library is hosting a series of festivals traveling through town. you're seeing what it looked like from previous years. the celebrations are free. it starts at the branch at 10:15 a.m. and ends at 4:00 p.m. the lunar new year is on january 25th. >>> we are tracking our forecast this weekend and we have a lot to look forward to here. >> we have a few weak showers. the first ones of 2020 that we're tracking here. live doppler 7 looking at rain by the delta. we had showers in napa. the bulk of the activity is very weak. shifting down towards the peninsula, maybe just some mist and drizzle. main activity in the sacramento valley. temperatures are in the upper 30s to near 40. breezy southwest winds ahead of the front. colder air behind it. the clouds begin to dissipate and we're looking at some sun and a cool afternoon. 50 in walnut creek. dublin at 45

today's events run from 10:00 until 1:00 in the bay view.here will be two more job fairs this month. >>> san francisco is kicking off the start of the lunar new year with celebrations. the city public library is hosting festivals, traveling through town. you're seeing what it looked like from previous years. the celebrations are free. it all starts at 10:15 a.m. and ends at 4:00 p.m. >>> we are right here tracking the forecast and rain. >> yeah, that's right. just a little bit. not everyone is going to see it. this band weakens. we've had reports of rain last hour up towards sacramento and santa rosa. there's our sweep. so the activity in the north bay and it's very spotty at that as we move to the south really the returns are weak and this is going to continue to weaken as it pushes through. we'll get some sunshine on the backside of it. it is 51 in santa clara. up to the north bay, 45. pretty mild to start out there with all the cloud cover and drizzle is probably what most of you will see throughout the early morning hours and by sun rise

numbers with minority businesses and construction hours for san francisco, especially mission bay, bay view hunters point residents. it is always important that people who live in the community benefits everybody. it is very impressive. i think we still have somewhere to go. we will be continuing to push, not only staff but also the developers to do the right thing i appreciate all your help on this and thank you so much. thank you for the community members that came to speak. this is a workshop so we don't need to vote on this today. i am sure we will have conversations about the remaining projects and things coming down the pipeline. thank you for keeping us in forms -- informed. >> the next order of business is agenda item five c., workshop on the current status of development in zone one of the transbay redevelop much project area. this is a discussion. madame director? >> thank you. through the chair, similar to the transbay area, we wanted to give you an update. we do have a busy spring 2020 coming up with some action item. but what is uniquely different -- different here, the city ac

bay. another view of a rainbow. people in santa cruz saw hail, thanks to laurie clemons for sharing this picture with us. send us your pictures and videos to ic@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a new way to help the homeless in oakland. the city is using former trailers to host the homeless. mayor libby schaaf joined governor newsom as he toured 15 trailers parked in a city lot, walking distance from the oakland coliseum. the mayor says the trailers can house up to 70 people. it was the final day of the governor's homelessness tour, as he calls it. a week ago he signed an executive order to speed up the building of emergency housing. >> none of us are naive that 15 former fema trailers now in state control and state-owned is going to, quote unquote, solve the crisis. it's about catalyzing a focus, catalyzing investment. >> the governor announcing alameda county will get $35 million in state funds to combat the homeless crisis. more than half that money will go directly to oakland. >>> the impeachment trial is officially under wa

. >> things are problematic over in the bay view area. let's go to the maps so you can see where it is. two lanes are blocked. the two right lanes are blocked. northbound 101 at 280 and then across the bay you see a problem at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and also there's a report of a crash westbound 80 just east of the toll el paso plaza. 5:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> as soon as today the world health organization could declare the corona virus a global emergency. this particular strain of the corona virus is believed to have originated from central china last month. a man living in the state of washington who recently traveled to china has just become the first confirmed case here in the u.s. now the centers for disease control and prevention is increasing the number of american airports that are screening passengers coming from central china. sfo, jfk and lax first checked passengers last saturday. these screenings have now been expanded to other airports. the first american who contracted the corona vir

the outer balboa, bay view, the court land avenue ncd, geery, the san bruno, the coal valley, lakeside village, lower haite street and the ncd amending the zoning map to include the new neighborhood commercial districts and affirming appropriate findings. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. before we hear from supervisor ronen's stave, i want to thank supervisor ronen and her staff and the co sponsors supervisors fewer, wall son, haney, preston, yee and i would like to add myself says a co-sponsor and supervisor safai would like to be added as a co-sponsor. i really want to thank planning department staff and the planning commission for hearing this in record time. obviously this is motivated in large part by the impending vote in march on the vacancy tax measure that applies to named n.c.d.s so this would be the largest if we pass it, increase in n.c.d.s for many decades. a few have been added one by one over the years but adding 12 in six different districts is a big deal. ultimately, as reflected in the legislative digest, we'll give neighbors and neighborhoods and their supervisors th

the bay view ymca in san francisco at a you a neek called beyond the baseline middle schoolers participatedthem to sports related career paths, sports photography, creative design and marketing nike teamed up with warriors to make it happen. that's a wrap on sports. have a great weekend. >> looking like a great weekend so far. another check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. no complaints so far this weekend here, lisa. >> i'm sure we could find a few. but we like it dry especially tomorrow for the 49ers. today we start out with fog and certainly cold temperatures here in san francisco not bad. 47 degrees, the sun coming up at 7:22. in the inland valleys we look at 30s and even down around the south bay. temperatures are cold this morning. so we're looking at that sun coming up from from time to time today. and it that yous out a bit after the cold start. partly cloudy nod not only today but into tomorrow. and temperatures getting milder not only the second half of the weekend but into the second half of the work week. then a level 1 storm system arriving, looks like on

other neighborhoods, low to mid 40s from the south bay, mountain view, san carlos, albany, pacifica at 47. mid to upper 40s in the east bay valleys. a 39 at livermore. 40 in napa. 45 in novato. trying to feel more like winter. here's south beach. a few foggy spots driving. otherwise everything is good today. we'll be dry all day, just breezy on the bay. nothing too aggressive. so the peninsula, 47 at 7:00. 50 at 9:00. nearing the upper 50s to low 60s from noon to5:00 with high clouds and sunshine. we'll need the sunglasses in the east bay valleys. chance of fog through 9:00. temperatures holding out in the 50s. low to mid 60s from noon to 5:00. down in the south bay, a mix of high clouds and sunshine, 47 at 7:00. upper 50s at noon. low 60s from 1:00 this 3:00, 55 by 7:00. we'll show you those 70, and when they get to your neighborhood coming up. jobina? >> starting off with a crash in concord right now. two cars are involved, northbound 242 to eastbound 4. looks like two lanes are blocked. one is sideways in the middle lanes, one in the center divide. a live look at the bay bridge toll

and finally, the view from the east bay hills camera, nice, clear view. so it's looking promising for the fireworks. we'll have a few high clouds for new year's eve, a dry, mild start tomorrow to 2020, and a slight chance of rain coming our way over the weekend. we still have rough surf by the way. beach hazard statement is in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. the wave heights are rising. there's a danger of rip currents and sneaker waves. these are expected to continue rising. this statement will be likely replaced tomorrow morning by a high surf advisory. now let's take a look at the forecast animation, starting at 7:00 this evening. we'll see the passage of a few high clouds. and later around 11:00 or so as we're getting ready for the fireworks we'll see more high clouds. but according to computer models, they're likely to push on out by midnight. on we go to overnight lows. this will be in the early morning hours when we'll have more clouds throughout. low temperatures will be mainly in the low to mid-40s. highs tomorrow just above 60 degrees around

bay. here's a brighter view looking northward from the golden gate bridge. up in that area as well. other locations are also in the low to mid-50s. looking westward once again from the emeryville cram toward the golden guy, these are our forecast features. we'll see light rain and showers developing overnight into the morning hours. partial clear willing occur tomorrow afternoon, but this unsettled pattern with little storms here and there will continue. it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. for tonight and tomorrow morning we can expect periods of light rain, spotty showers. we expect less than a tenth of an inch of rain in most locations and it will probably be a wet and stormy commute. we'll see rain already in parts of ukiah, clovedale, moving down farther south into sonoma county. by 9:00 we'll see spotty showers along the north bay and down along the coastline, and all of this moisture will move southward and east ward. it will get down to peninsula, the south bay just before midnight and start to swing out of the area, most of it, by time the morning

it's right next to the refinery and with sweeping views of the bay and san francisco. details about what might be built there. >> this is point molate, a beautiful piece of waterfront property with sweeping views of the bay and san francisco. richmond mayor tom budd says it's the perfect place for a major housing development. >> it's one of the safest places in the entire bay area. seismically, this is all on the franciscan sandstone formation. it's solid as a rock. >> reporter: that's one reason the navy stored huge quantities of fuel here for decades. so the property sat like this, fenced off and mostly undisturbed since the navy left in the mid-90s and sold the property to the city of richmond for $1. but these pictures provided by orange county developer sun cal show what the company has in mind, and it will cost a lot more than a buck. >> we're proposing 1261 homes, which would include single family homes, town homes detached and attached. >> reporter: a group of black business leaders in the east bay is on board. >> we think this project presents some opportunity

dry conditions across the bay area right now, but clouds are increasing. a nice view, though, even with increasing clouds from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it is 56 degrees. mid-50s at oakland, redwood city, low 50s in gilroy and half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking out under calm conditions across the bay. it's 49 in santa rosa. the north bay is a little chilly,3 petaluma, napa 52, 48 fairfield and low 50s at concord and livermore. and the view of the iconic coit tower here at pier 15 in san francisco. these are your forecast features. we'll see north bay sprinkles developing in the wee hours of the morning overnight. rain will become more organized and sweep southward and eastward into the afternoon and evening hours so the late-day commute is probably going to be a wet one. the dry pattern will then follow and that will consume the remainder of the week. we have a beach hazard statement and the surf is rough right now, wave heights are elevated around 8 feet and could be even higher. there's the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves

bay. lovely view from the east bay hills camera looking along the bay bridge back towards san francisco. you can see a few clouds in the distance. but we have lots of clear patches in the sky as well. temperature readings right now are right in the mid 50, about 54, 5 in most of those locations. santa rosa, petaluma, napa, concord and livermore. and the live view at the golden gate where the pavement is dry. these are our forecast futures. areas of fog developing overnight and a little increase in clouds as well. we can expect mild afternoon temperatures tomorrow and saturday, but our next storm arrives over the weekend that means saturday won't be completely dry. the wave heights are growing along bay area beaches. we have rough surf. as a result, beach hazard statement will be in effect from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. as the wave heights continue to grow, we may see large breakers. there is the possibility of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. on we go to overnight conditions and increase in high clouds and areas of fog developing overnight. we'll see low temperatures main

bay property. it is at point molate just north of the richmond san jose bridge. both sweeping views of the bay and the city of san francisco. eric thomas has details about what might be built there. >> we might be breaking ground here in less than two years. >> reporter: one local author calls at this time most beautiful spot you've never heard of. nestled between the bay and the richmond hills, the mayor says it is the idea for an ideal place to build housing. >> they're looking at anywhere from 600 or 700 dwelling units to over on 1,000. >> actually, some say they're planning literally more than a thousa thousand. >> we're proposing 1261 homes which would include single family homes, town homes detached, and attached. >> reporter: so it is mostly undisturbed since the navy left in the mid 1990s and sold to it the city of richmond for $1. since then are have been proposals to keep it at open space and to open an indian casino here. the tribe settled in an agreement that will end in 2020. a group of local black businessmen is behind the housing development. >> we think this project

view of berkeley right here. but you head south of the berkeley hills down past oakland, especially right along the east bay and the view is not this clear there some dense fog that is formed on some of those east bay hills further south of san leandro especially through san jose and outdoor inland valleys to the delta as well so be mindful of these areas are going to be encountering some spots where visibility is definitely on the lower side now skies will clear out later today and you're going to see more sunshine today than what we had for yesterday futurecast showing you those nice clear conditions come tomorrow some patchy fog yet again a few more clouds and then what we see tomorrow evening is our best chance of rain in the forecast line of showers pushing on into the bay after you've gone to bed friday night leading us into saturday morning with a few more showers so again that's your best chance of rain ahead of us aside from not we're pretty dry today being one of our dry days with daytime highs in the upper 50's to low 60's, some mostly sunny skies later today and overall some pretty pleasant conditions.

hopefully look up in the clear skies and see some of the action. >> and people with spectacular view are in the east bay you have one of those views. >> aerial view, essentially. >> or right on the embarcadero. i've done that a few times, so many people down there, so electric. >> yeah. >> exciting. >> 30 minutes from the new year, wanted to take a moment to wish all of you a very happy new year. >> yes. nbc's new year's eve witt carson daly and julianne hough, joined by keith urban. coming to you from time's square, los angeles d nashville, featuring performances by gwen stefani, neeyo and ambassador, leslie odom, junior, trace atkins and blake shelton. welcome back to nbc's new year's eve with hos

light rain coming down and patchy fog driving through the north bay and then looking at the view around the bay area, we've only see a couple of minor incidents with a cart towedbuttg away from the commute direction so as far as the easbay, good 8 to the bay bridge takes about 13 minutes. westbound i-80 takes about 15 minutes and in the tri-valley everything is green. the commute so far flowing smoothly and hopefully it stays that way on this holiday. i'll let you know if there are any issues that pop up on the roads for your commute coming up again in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> well homeless man in southern california will likely have time to think about the panic authorities say he caused yesterday at l.a.x. >> want to show you video showing a terrified ticket agent and travelers were ducking for cover. investigators say a man yelled he saw someone with a gun inside of terminal six yesterday afternoon. people actually were injured trying to escape during all of the chaos. here is someone with a cell phone describing in realtime what happened next. >> the cops have him down

organizations out there doing the work that needs the money, all the way from sunset to chinatown to the bay view, to the western addition. they will automatically be blessed with some of that money. i want to just say thank you, guys, for appointing me to the oversight committee. i really appreciate it. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. we really appreciate you. you can go back -- i don't know if we're going to spend a lot of time repeating everything we said, but if you go back and watch the video on s.f. gov. tv, you will see how much you are appreciated and loved in this city by us. >> thank you so much. and the work is still going to continue with "brothers against guns, guns," so i just wanted to put that out there as well. >> chairwoman: thank you. we wouldn't accept anything less. thank you so much. i'll now reopen this item for public comment. if any member of the public wishes to speak -- anybody? no? oh, you're not allowed by the rules. you can only comment ones. but -- so i will ask my colleague, supervisor stefani, to make her motion again. >> thank you. i want to reiterate how amazi

with the community members to reduce strategies and to reduce gun violence, particularly in the bay viewtrict has specific challenges and we have to be nimble and to work with community-based organizations and community members to address our strategies to each neighborhood across our city. our crime strategy division, they're really doing the work of crunching the data and providing officers with the feedback on how to deploy resources to best meet the needs of our city. ultimately we want to do all that we can to improve our responsiveness and to make our city a safer city. we have a lot more work ahead, we know that. it's been said, and the mayor said it, and i said it and you will hear us say time and time again, one homicide is too many and we know that we have challenges, but with that we intend to work with the community, we intend to continue to reinvent ourselves and to make the adjustments that we need to make in order to make our city the safest city that we can make. with that i thank you for joining us today. mayor breed is on a very tight schedule and we'll take a few quest

bay. right now we're all dry. this is the view from not the roof camera, from the east bay hills. each other. looking over the bay, it's quiet right now. we have a few clouds in the sky. 51 in san francisco, 50 in oakland, low to mid-50s at redwood city, gilroy 58 and 50 at half moon bay. here's a view with the name displayed properly from emeryville looking across the bay bridge toward san francisco. it's 50 in santa rosa but upper 40s t petaluma, napa, fairfield, 53 at concord and 50 livermore. looking at the golden gate bridge, dry conditions right now but that is the direction, north, from which our next storm is coming. showers arrive overnight. king tides this weekend. minor flooding possible in low-lying areas. we'll have a series of storms coming our way next week. high surf advisory in effect from 9:00 a.m. tomorrow to 3:00 p.m. sunday. wave heights are growing. we could see breakers up to 20 to 24 feet, possible dangerous sneaker waves. the storm ranks 1 on the scale, light intensity. tonight and early tomorrow morning we expect scattered showers sweeping down from the n