just for a little bit. >>> is it boise?>> is it a local thing? >> i don't know. >> it's idaho. >> i loved her hot potato reference. that was funny. >> we get it. it's expensive. it's nothing new. but it's so beautiful here. >> you get what you pay for. >> i agree. >> don't do boise like that. i've never been there. >> one of my good friends is from there. he says good things. >> you know, my dad -- >> he also doesn't live there anymore. >> he's not there. >> my dad went to a conference there and said it was beautiful. he's like idaho? what are we going to idaho for. >> boise, good for a conference. >> that sounds good. and skiing. i hear they have good skiing. i don't know. i've never been. >> and lakes? >> they have something. >> y'all rude. >> let's go. after we go to all the other places. >> do they have a bridge? >> weather-wise, great weather out there this morning. clear skies, no fog like we had yesterday. that was a big issue, that dense fog. now we're in the 3s and 40s. it's cold out there to start our morning. we'

over in boise, it's just $2.59. of course, housing is also a lot less expensive in boise and just about everywhere else in the world. the median price for a home in san francisco $1.3 million. in boise, the median sales just $332,000. >> whatever the reason, they move here. the family comes to visit and slowly you start to see the rest of that family moving. >> i would take any chance to go back to boise just for a little bit. >> reporter: back out here live, i did a very scientific poll on my twitter asking people would they consider moving the boise, idaho, on just the cost of living alone. a whopping 46% of you said heck, yeah. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> randy wrenchler with the metropolitan transportation commission is here. how concerned should we be about this growing trend? >> the bay area has stood alone. our job growth has been strong, population continues to increase. we've put on like 700,000 new jobs in the last ten years. in the bay area we're in a different space than that. sure los an

moved to boise, idaho.it was, i love it. >> moved for black box vr job. after moving back, gets why so many people want to relocate. median price for home in san francisco, 1.37 million, in boise, 330,000. say idaho is contagious. >> move here, family starts to visit, slowly see the rest of the family moving up. >> would take any chance to go back to boise for a little bit. >> in a five-year span, about 7,200 californians moved to boise, idaho, area. >> one more check with the weather with drew tuma. cold in boise. >> our coldest spots in 30s. cold front moved through earlier. 39 in vallejo, 34 in napa, half moon bay about 40 degrees. bounce back nicely in afternoon. lot of sunshine, upperi 50s to lower 60s to finish out weekend. going to see a lot of sunshine, bouncing close to 60 for a lot of us, then high pressure moves in monday, will bring about a dry pattern through tuesday. accuweather seven-day forecast, next chance of rain is wednesday morning and another chance coming one week from today on saturd

i actually picked up and moved all the way to boise, idaho., you know, people asked me how it was, and i love it. >> reporter: kayla aveda moved to boise for her job at black box vr which is based in idaho. after moving back to start up san francisco's location, she gets why so many people from the bay area want to relocate. the median price for a home in san francisco, $1.3 million. now in boise, the median sales price, just $332,000. that's about a million dollars less. both kayla and michelle say idaho is contagious. >> whatever the reason is that they move here. and then the family comes to visit, and then slowly you start to see the rest of that family moving up. >> i would take any chance to go back to boise just for a little bit. >> back out here live there are lots of factors to consider when moving to idaho. but i posed the question on instagram just about 35 minutes ago. so far more than 500 of you have responded, and 45% of you say yes based off housing alone you would indeed consider making that kind of move. in san francisco tonig

to boise, idaho. people ask me how it was, and i love it. >> reporter: she moved to boise for her job at black box pr, which is based in idaho. after moving back to start up san francisco's location, she gets why so many people from the bay area want to relocate. the mediate price for a home in san francisco 1.3 million . in boise, >> whatever the reason is they move here and then the family comes to visit and then slowly you start to see the rest of that family moving up. >> i would takeny a back to boise just for a little bit. >> of course as always we want to hear yourde i area a better place to live. >>> 5:22 as you wake up with us. we started off with a look at the camera here looking at the city. if you are waking up with us right now, expect temperatures in the 50s. we will top out around 60 degrees this morning. our highs for the day, santa rosa 59, san francisco 57, oakland topping out around 59.t camera right there. not much happening outside. you can expect a clear, calm day, very little fo

just for a little bit. >>> give anything just to move back to boise.d hear those words? 6:22 right now. we want to give you a look at the forecast as you step outside. we have a live look at our camera. looking at the city, and we're looking good this morning. you can see it, so that means not too much fog to contend with and the wind also not a factor today. no rain to talk about either, so we are doing pretty good. this is a look at the bay bridge. not too much traffic coming in and out of the city at this early hour. things are dark and early as we take a look at the roof cam looking down this morning. quiet forecast as you get out and about on this sunday. not too much to worry about. but here is a look as you get ready to plan your next seven days as the kids perhaps get ready to go back to school monday. no rain in the forecast. we're locking in this pattern of upper 50s to low 60s for much of the week. the next rain chance tuesday going into wednesday morning, and then a more significant rain chance, yep, on the weekend of all days. we are expec

he gives his state of the state address from the state capitol in boise. the governor talks about his administration's efforts to cut regulations, bring more transprnsy to the budgeting process, education, and infrastructure. >> mr. speaker, mr. protem, madam president, honored legislators, mr. chief justice, members of the judiciary, my fellow constitutional members, family, friends, and my fellow idahoans. what a year. life sure has changed for me. on some weekends i go home, go out to the ranch, visit my family and friends, one day i was in my normal emmitt uniform, levis, hat, getting fuel, guy at the fuel pump kind of glanced at me a couple times. as i was paying for my fuel, he saundered up and says, has anyone ever told you you look like brad little? you know, i proudly said, yes. said, makes you mad, doesn't it? i could not accomplish as much as last year or most of my life without the support of my family. especially my wife, your first lady, teresa. [ applause ] it's rewarding for me to watch so many people learn about her. teresa is selfless. sh

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a lot of people are heading to boise, as in boise, idaho. "forbes" ranked idaho among the best states for business. and while it had named boise the best city to buy a home in 2019. >>> alameda county trying to go green. east bay leaders proposing a ban that would change dining at local restaurants. >>> plus, a group of houseboats fighting to stay afloat. the actions they're taking to remain in the redwood city marina. >>> showers returning. i'll have the timeline in about seven minutes. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloo

we spoke on the phone from his new home outside of boise. with 7,200 californians moving to the boise area in a five-year span, he made the move to spend more time with his family, not in the car commuting. but he has experienced pushback. >> we went to costco and -- you know, just to buy necessities. my wife was speaking to her dad who was ill in spanish. people next to us and around us were not happy that she was speaking in spanish. from that, you know, a bunch of suff escalated. >> reporter: i spoke to a man who ran for office on the platform of "bring back boise." >> they have that appreciation and equity. >> reporter: mario says despite the occasional prejudice, it's still worth the move. back out here live, i have heard from an awful lot of californians who have moved out of state on social media. they tell me that, yes, they absolutely love the fact that they have left the bay area. however, over and over again i hear that they miss things like diversity, they miss the water, and they miss views like what you see behind me. in san fr

. >> leaving the bay area for boise, idaho. more people are doing it. we speak to a family who just made the move. >> and make the most of your friday. we have one more day of sunshine before the rain arrives tonight. >> do it one more time. >> sunshine. >> that was good. >> before the rain moves in tonight. >> that's my new dance move for 2020. >> mm-hmm. >> brush it aside. >> oh. >> i was not ready. >> janet jackson. >> that was the forecast. that was the forecast. >> try to outdo that? >> you want to go on the green screen and project the rain. >> don't invite me. >> i could use the help. napa and fairfield, reduced visibility. down to a half mile in the north bay. fairfield one mile. the fog is not widespread where we have it now it is locally dense. you can see where the number 10 is, that's unlimited visibility. more spots are fine. east bay hills camera showing you a quiet picture looking towards san francisco. today the 12-hour day planner, sun up at 7:25. it's a dry day. a lot of sunshine, enjoy this finish to the week. we have a mild afternoon

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firefighters like volunteer steve price from boise, idaho. >> it's the biggest fire i've ever been onen doing it 32 years now. >> reporter: in the last week, authorities evacuating residents and tourists as fires intensify. in the face of it, some deciding to stay. >> oh my! >> reporter: 19-year-old india mcdonald, surrounded by the inferno with only a garden hose to beat back the flames. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: she told australia's news 9 that against insurmountable orders, she and her firefighter father were able to save their house. on friday we met paula and david durant. they decided to stay behind and fight the flames at their ranch. >> we're just hoping that, you know, we can save the house if nothing else. >> reporter: we weren't to check on them after saturday's fires tore through. the road to their house was charred with some parts still burning. what was it like here? >> oh, horrific. horrific. yesterday was really terrible. really bad. i mean -- the heat, no power. we've got limited phone reception. so we sort of, you know, basically can get a few quick messages o

the charm or culture of the boise and you were conservatives and don't want our wonderful hill to simplyglobalized and commercialized like the lowlands. for see not being all that now. so francesco dristan is going to extremes to protect a special sparkling wine by not calling your perception any more in future it will only be known as vulgar be a deadly superiority. well now we go to greece where homelessness remains a major problem and many of those living on the streets are of course the victims of the economic crisis that has rocked the country in recent years so is it possible for people to get their lives back on track yes it is crystal sunny frontis the man known as the case of the homeless. christos often goes outside to his athens he doesn't need to walk far until he runs into homeless people where there are deserted sleeping places even in the middle of the greek capital more and more people are living rough. it has become his life's work to help at least some of them many here call him the king of the homeless. just look at the borders before the crisis i already saw homeless

du boise who dies on the day of the march and various key joins the communist party late in his life, dies on the day of the march and roy wilkins who is at the end of the naacp asks him will you read out and commemorate and he says no because he's a communist and he says if you don't do it, i'm going to do it but then he does a very. there are people that have forgotten rosa parks is certainly misremembered. i don't know what her position is but i do know that she was not when asked about her position i can never get to the nonviolent. i was always more a believer in malcolm's strategy. she could never quite put her self. gloria richardson, one of the things we haven't mentioned yet tonight is sort of how much of a sort othesort of how both women participated and organized the march and in many ways were shunned aside and one of the people on the dais that they was richardson who was waiting to struggle in cambridge maryland, and it was a struggle very much linking racial injustice on the eastern shore oeastern shore ofh economic justice. richardson like the other women on the dais t

popeye's so the question was referred to popeye the sailor not the fast food chain so contestant even to boise missed out on $10,000 but popeye's offered her $10,000 worth of free food, i'll take that popeye's recently made headlines for their spicy chicken sandwich which returned last november after selling cass. that's right you've got the wrong answer for now your viral sensation coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, it that the 40 niners will be hosting the packers. the nfc championship game are on our way we'll have the highlights coming up. plus moms for housing, they'll be holding a rally this morning after homeless mothers were ordered to move we're live with the details. and a deadly shooting is now under investigation in the east bay we'll hear from neighbors coming up after the break. here's a little peek outside we're checking in on the embarcadero in san francisco, you're waking up to some chilly temperatures of course a little bit of fog and some slippery roads out there. john sabol tracking your forecast we'll let you know how your monday is shaping up and we'll also let yo

that end, i'm recommending the development of cyber security programs that will be offered jointly by boise state university and university of idaho. this increased level of collaboration across idaho's higher ed institutions will provide a path to earning a degree and in high demand. we are identifying what employering need in their work force and we are responding. high schools across the states are offering more and more career technical education programs. hand in hand with local businesses. this is especially important for businesses in rural idaho that are more susceptible to a talent shortage. i'm recommending $6 million in the capital budget for new facilities at the college of eastern isd id, louis clark state college, and the department of juvenile corrections to strengthen our commitment to cte in idaho. i'm -- in fact, i'm recommending for job force, a three year project to connect 16 to 24-year-olds to in demand jobs. in the first year the program will serve up to 150 students through the college of isd id. the work force development council are facilitates and promoting more i

on the fire lines, we met steve price from boise, idaho. >> it's an honor to come over here and help out aussies. >> reporter: the wildfires have killed at least 31 people since ptseembe acres burned. it's believed more than 1 id w investigating what may have caused this crash, but there were reports of high winds and dust storms in the area. david? >> maggie rulli, who has been covering the fires for weeks for us, thank you. >>> back here at home, though that winter storm stretching from the gulf to the great lakes tonight, and then right into the northeast. trouble expected along the i-95 corridor. spinouts on icy roads in south-central kaas. and an ice storm coating trees in the ozarks. in arkansas, downing power lines, leaving people in the dark there. and winter weather alerts in at least 12 states at this hour, so, as always, let's get back to meteorologist rob marmarciano, tracking it all for us. >> reporter: david, we're hoping the cold core of this storm shrinks. we still have winter weather advisories up, including ones for ice across parts of arkansas, from the missouri to

. >>> leaving the bay area for boise, id whaho. >>> and make the most of your friday. one more day of sunshine before the rain arrives tonight. >> good morning. >> it had to happen. >> it's january. >> it's first friday. >> today will be fine. today will be dry. it's when many of us are sleeping tomorrow that we have to worry about the rain. right now it's just chilly out there. we're 3 to 6 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. a lot of 30s and 40s out there on the board. a cool day on this friday. the first one of 2020. it's a quiet start to our day. we'll break it down for you. sun up at 7:25. a lot of sunshine. it's dry out there. you don't need the rain gear as you go through your day today. mid 50s to mid 60s, that sun going down at 5:03. let's check the roads with jobina. good morning. >> good morning. we're starting off with a crash in concord. injuries have been reported. this is northbound 242 before grant. you can see the backup is already beginning there. once you get past this area and you move down past walnut creek, if that's a part of your morning co

lobbied the basketball's governing body to remove a ban on his jobs and in melbourne australia down boise's host of the aussie what cost welcome to you all michael i'd like to start with you 1st of all. it is an extraordinary life cut short tell us more about why kobe is being mourned to the extent that he. well i think he's being mourned because for 20 years he was the signature player on what is the most glamorous team in the n.b.a. the los angeles lakers and very unusually for an n.b.a. star played his entire career with that one team and he did so at a time when i think in the introduction to mention the n.b.a. was going go global you know you could say that it went global with michael jordan with the arrival of the dream teams in the olympic games in the ninety's but in terms of a carry over kobe bryant was in effect the linking pin between michael jordan's years and now we're in what you might call the le bron james era and basketball sport that has really sold itself worldwide based on the personalities and the talents of its stars and kobe bryant was that kind of marketable saleable

to filter in from the north and then into saturday, the system can also part is an approach to the boisehower early saturday morning. and then for the rest of the weekend, probably just a mixture of sun and clouds. lake tahoe right now truckee, 32. tahoe, 31 degrees. tao area exactly picking up some snowfall, not for tomorrow but into saturday. still a chance as you can see in the sunday forecast. here's what our forecast model things, we this into motion. central valley fog here some patches could move into some of the inland spots even up in the watching out for that first thing tomorrow morning. partly to mostly sunny skies tomorrow afternoon. is the approach to the system of intravenous. friday night, you notice early saturday morning, 5:00 am, you probably have some scattered showers here in the bay area. this is 10:00, probably still some clausen slight chance of shower. cloud gradually goes away throughout the day on saturday. forecast highs tomorrow, mainly the mid to upper 50s. it would be a cold morning and a cool afternoon. and i see a big playoff game heading our way. >> we d

last night boise dropped a large large potato outside the capital followed by a fireworks display.his is the new year's eve event. >>> american enforcers push back against unrest at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. two people are hurt after a shooting near fort mason in san francisco. what is known so far about the case. >>> it's a new year and a new decade. new year's eve means new laws and new hope for the years ahead. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. it's january 1, 2020. happy new year. if you went to bed early and you missed it, here it is. clear skies in san francisco for the fireworks show along the embarcadero. it was a fog list night. >> this is the top of the view from 555 california street. people were able to take in the show from me embarcadero from on far. >> people around the world welcome the new year and a new decade, just like that. >> just like that. and with clear skies. >>> i promised and i delivered. it was cool to see the fireworks. i did not see the fireworks. i went to bed and woke up at 11:50 and then went back to bed after new year's. santa rosa 4

i take it that's because of all those tech companies moving to boise, is it?e doing well also, but that growth is from one end of the state to the other. of the top ten appreciating markets in the united states, half of them are in idaho. stuart: i guess you've got low taxes? >> and a lot of it's the regulatory environment. if you are a startup tech company, the costs of getting to market, of generating cash, is just lower bauecause of our bei the least regulated state in the nation. stuart: maybe this is a problem. wages don't seem to be rising at the same rate as the cost of real estate. as i understand it, median income from 2014 to 2019 is only up 18%, whereas you've got a whopping great big jump in home prices. there's a mismatch here, isn't there? >> well, of course, a lot of our residents are entrepreneurs that don't show up in that wage rate. we had a 30% reduction in the number of people that were getting minimum wage just last year alone. stuart: what's the future hold for you? >> well, you know, we're trying to continue to diversify the state. i'm i

that actually comes from boise, idaho. an agency called the national interagency fire council.the united states is known throughout the world to be able to move forces that can ever else. in other words, very efficient. coming from a wildfire in california. this national interagency fire center that actually coordinates that movement fema, department of interior, making decisions to follow which resources are going. i wouldn't be surprised if they. >> especially that this looks like a very long firefight. it looks to be months. >> they are hanging from the outside of the house. indicating that they have a water source in that house. >> former fema coordinator, always appreciate you. >>> let's talk about our weather here in the bay area. starting off with a really cool day. we had some nice sunshine. >> this afternoon not so bad. upper 50s low 60s. mostly clear skies. that would be a repeat of those very chilly temperatures. here's a look at where we stand at the moment as we take a look at the golden gate bridge. san francisco at 69 degrees. the upper 50s in oakland, livermore.

. >>> to boise for the famous idaho potato bowl.bowl.bowl. that's a big spud. it's fake.uchdown. ohio wins >>> women's hoops, stanford hosting washington state. the senior coming back from an acl tear. back-to-back season high 20 points. six rebounds. up 18 at the half. keep your eye on williams. back door layup and the crossover and another crossover. stanford the winner. their 66 and 0 all time. >>> it's nfl wild card weekend. we have the bills and texans right here at 1:30 this afternoon. enjoy that and your weekend as well. that's a wrap on morning sports. >> thank you. >>> getting a check on the bay area forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. watching this cold front limp along through the bay area spreading a few light showers and as it does that, we're also looking at fog behind the front and then clearing conditions. not much to write home about, but we will be looking at a little bit of a precip. as we look at what you can expect throughout the day today, it's the morning showers and then the front moves through and we'll be back into sunshine. it's a co

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. >> i spoke to wayne a one time mayor candidate who ran on the slogan of take back boise. it's not california he despises. it's driving up home prices. >> they love the fact their houses were worth more. and they have the appreciation. >> despite the occasional prejudice. the cost of living and quality of life in idaho is worth the move. >> back out here live. i got so many messages from former californiaens who have mo moved away. they don't regret it whatsoever. but miss things like the culture and diversity. food and of course the views like this. >> so when you were talking to the former california residents did they have advice on how to avoid conflict with new neighbors in idaho or nevada? >> or where ever they go. that's right. it's kind of sad it say, i heard from numerous people that if you do move out of state, one of the best things you can do is number one day one is remove your california license plate. that way you don't become a target. >> smart. >> decade in captivity. three women found after being trapped in a home in cleveland for yores share their story.

based by the way in boise, idaho. i want our viewers to know that.us what that means for american jobs in the future. >> well, i think, you know, more demand for memory and storage in advance of this technology definitely does mean that, you know, micron does well and that translates into more r & d. fortunately, micron has a large center of manufacturing that is actually very much geared toward markets such as automotive. micron has been the leader in the automotive market for 28 years. trillions of miles have been driven with micron memory products in the vehicles. we are excited about the trend. of course, our manassas factory is supporting some of that technology and it's wonderful. but i'm also very excited about 5g, about the foldable phone. 5g phones with the advancement that 5g enables and low latency, that means a lot more data can now move to the devices -- liz: sanjay? >> that data, in order to process it, you need more -- liz: i'm holding that foldable samsung phone right now. wow. very very cool. >> really cool. liz: so cool. it sold out

we're exploring wallace, idaho, a town about 400 miles north of boise, once called the center of the us. >> thank you. lauren: dave, how is wallace, idaho the center of the universe. please tell us that story. >> prove that we're not. it's like a lot of things wallace does, they got a report on high that their water was contaminated and they asked for proof and the epa couldn't provide any. they said we want clean water, you've done remediation, show us what you have here and the epa couldn't. so they said well, it could be there. the town said that is a ridiculous standard. we hired chemists and physicists and we can't see any traces here. we could make any kind of claim. for instance, we're the center of the universe. in fact, we'll say that. and so they did. and the epa said that's a ridiculous standard. they said that's exactly our point. they've been able to use that moniker to generate publicity. lauren: what a story. >> it's something they do here. they fight against outside forces that want them to conform or bow down and that's why the town exist here. lauren: rob, you were

the staples center in los angeles, grammys performance by alicia keys, boise 2 men, number 9 and 24 jerseysof fans gathered outside and as millions of fans around the world had a chance to process what this means to them. joining us now is senior nba writer with the bleach report howard beck. he was on the laker's beat on the l.a. lakers news, i am a huge fan of your writing. and it struck me over the last 24 hours that this death has had an impact on people, a peculiar impact on people around the world and i'm wondering why you think that is. >> ha, i'm still processing that, mile, john. i think part of it is just, obviously, just the tragic nature of his death and at 41 so young and that kobe you know for an entire generation of basketball players and basketball fans, he was their michael jordan. time has passed very quickly for people in our age range and he's the guy who inspired so many. i heard from someone yesterday who works in national politics who texted saying kobe was an inspiration, in much of the work ethic. how much he put of himself into his craft. he tried to carry that sam

he gives his state of the state address from the state capitol in boise. the governor talks about his administration's efforts to cut regulations, bring more transprnsy to the budgeting process, education, and infrastructure. >> mr.

evacuating 4000 people by boat it's the only possible route out at the moment we're moving people way up boise it's a smart clear it will be our brigade aircraft into mel occurred to assist in that transportation of people out of there as well they have a narrow window high temperatures and strong winds a full cost for australia southeast on saturday people in several parts of victoria and new south wales have been told to get out i think the big thing that we've got on the wide the mime it is it's the largest mass rely cashen of people out of the region that will give a sign and people are going have to the right there people are queuing up to get into petrol stations through traffic is unable to get for. thousands heeded the advice to leave batemans bay driving north toward sydney many with nothing to save but themselves and house is gone it's completely burnt yesterday morning. we went to the block that we were on has been burnt from one side to the other does not apply to grass and there's nothing left it's been a record breaking year for australian forest fires since they began earlier th

gray boise its as a win-win for the house -- >> there you go. >> reporter: and thrill seeking bettersshoot twice -- >> reporter: just like a gamer would. do you think there's a point in time that slot machines won't be on a gaming floor? >> i am a huge fan of slot machines. they're never going to go away completely. but the great thing is they don't have to. there's plenty of room in casinos for new kind of games that attract new, different audiences. and these things are going to live together forever. >> reporter: the big question, of course, is how long are the casinos going to wait before they turn a profit, you know. question is, finding that right mix of bringing the new games in while still keeping the older betters -- >> it's amazing that 80% of gambling revenue in casinos comes from slots. >> slot machines. >> right? >> and the addiction of -- you don't have to do that anymore. we're doing that. >> pressing the button. exactly. >> you like my skill though, right? the. >> you were great. >> you were stunning. >>> as casinos are trying something new, bar patrons are returning t

boise when cranked up. we are getting gusts up to 35, 40 miles per hour in the hills. it will be sunny but blustery, a windy day as this rain is just about ready to move out of the picture. we will get chilly conditions tonight. if these on the temps. >>> cell is here. it is 7:31 am. we have been busy from the jump. how about now? >>> it is not raining now. it is light. that is helping out. let's go to the richmond bridge. i want to show to you quickly. it is a typical mute commute. the system has moved through a little bit of wet weather on the golden gate bridge still. it is not completely moved through here at the bay bridge. that is about a 25 minute delay. we will have another update in just a few minutes. it is 7:31 am. was go back to the desk. >>> bart board is set to vote on a number of issues. one is meant to improve rider safety on bart. we are joined by allie with a look at what passengers feel about that. >>> its first give you an overview on what is on the overview for bart's board of directors. they will meet in a couple of hours into major issues. one is

>> if we do this right way, the boise decision says that you can't remove them off the street unlesse're going to have a place to put them. we're going to do it progressively. get them off the street. give them some of the resources that are needed so they can become viable, self-sufficient individuals. in cases where that is not possible, secondary to severe disability, including mental disability, we will take care of them in a way that is effective and efficient. that doesn't put them and others in danger. stuart: okay, mr. secretary, before you go, i see where you are. you are at the kitchen and bath show. would you like to explain why you are at that kitchen and bath show? >> this is actually the national association of homebuilders and the ibm as well, international builders. and this is their big annual showcase, it shows all the different innovations that have been brought about. this is very important when it comes to affordable housing because a lot of things done, innovations that can be utilized if we get some silly regulations out of the way. that is what we're working o

>> next, idaho governor brad little gives his state of the state address from the state capital in boiseabout his administration's efforts to cut regulations, bring more transparency to the budgeting process, education, and infrastructure. >>> mr. speaker, mr. pro tem, madam