she can't food san francisco she's been priced out of her home and has to move to fresno where she's found anywhere affordable lodging she'll be able to get her pension and live in fresno and for those of you who knows fresno she compared it to hell s of you who live in the central valley and understood part of what you're hearing today is really the vast majority of men's have been advising you this is not a prudent approach to take i think you should be pressed with the fact so many of our members and members of your system has done their due diligence and educated themselves to the issue because many quoted experts and obviously have done their research i read over the packet and concerned with the for a second i don't believe that due diligence has been made with regards to the information any stack thas has grown from the information from june and i see no opposition information the only one i've heard that ever spoke about the dangers of hedge funds that presented a balanced approach is commissioner melberger all the material is only focused in one direction we must invest in h

just as a reminder, the first session is 19-miles in length and stretchs from madero to fresno county. more good news on tuesday of this we're the board of supervisors unanimously approved the legislation to declare the election results, levy and special tax and i again want to thank mayor lee and the board of supervisors and our chairperson kim for her steadfast support of the cfd. we're beginning to solicit applications for the citizens advisory committee for the transbay joint powers authority and the applications will also are on our website. in particular, i want to mention that this year we have a daily cal train raider opening, as well as a daily ac transit rider opening. so always look forward to your recommendations. and now i would like to move on to our annual program status report. every year we give an annual status of what we did and what our accomplishments were the prior year in 2014. what the plan is for 2015, and where we expect to be by january of 2016. we will be reporting on accomplishments, our dbes program and public outreach as well. the members of our staff wi

you can see fresno down to bakersfield. down in southern california as that low moves out into arizona and utah. mainly eastern nevada. it's about done for most. for us, 40ss, 50s. that breeze is what's holding things up. brentwood is 47. any breeze means the temp stays up 10, 15 degrees. 33 gusts will do it out of the north. gusting 29 concord. there you go. also the sale for much of the south bay, peninsula as well from san francisco. the low is lift out of the picture. we're on the drier said. high pressure wins out. a chilly morning. maybe clouds off to the east and the south. wind advisory until 10:00. a lot of 60s here. most locations will be on the cool side. there will be a few in the very low 70s. all right, sal. things still quiet. >>> they are slow but we haven't had any major accidents or at least not that many. but let's take a look at 280. we have a new collision reported northbound 280 right near the lawrence expressway and the traffic is going to be busy. you can see coming up on the northbound 280 as you co

upper 60 chico and 76 in fresno, 74 if los angeles and 84 in palm springs. lake tahoe, you can see a lot of snow is coming. but the snow level is beginning to start and will be high. >> in walnut creek it looks like traffic is not hazy but clear. moving line fine, southbound 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek up to highway 24 northbound traffic we have a construction project 20 treat and monument. we have this construction project scheduled until 11 o'clock a.m. and we have laned blocks eastbound highway 92 between foster city boulevard be aware of that with a view of the san mateo and dumbarton bridges no matter which you take all at top speed. the sotheby -- south bay is clear and accident free. >> fell authorities say california's $68 billion high-speed rail project could harm the protected federal railroad administration are out of compliance with environmental commitments for building the bullet train line in fresno area. the fish and wildlife service claims the contractor preliminary's work infringed on habitats for a fox. the contractor denies the

and -- from eureka to fresno. and tomorrow, 72 degrees in san francisco. 75 in oakland. 72 in hayward. and 75 for san jose. 72 at livermore. up in the north day tomorrow, 70s will do it. 73 in santa rosa. 71 for novato. and in the extended forecast, nothing but sun. all sunny side up from tomorrow all the way through next saturday. and numbers fluctuate a bit but in terms of the sky conditions that is not going to change any time soon. >> and beautiful at pebble beach. >> oh, man. >> beautiful. >> i have never -- i have been going down there almost 25 years and i have never seen a four-day stretch like we have been enjoying down there. >> is it usually raining at least one of those days. >> raining. and it is all of that. but none of that a factor now. straight ahead we will take you above the rim, and between the ropes. high profile fairways. the report and the story we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep numbe

the fresno bee reports that the high-speed rail authority and federal railroad administration are outf compliance with environmental commitments for building the bullet train from fresno, me der a area the u.s. fish and wildlife service says the contractor's preliminary work infringed on habitats for the fox. the contractor denies the claims. it's been on the endangered species list since 1967. >>> the commute is bad in the bay area but it's congestion we can count on. a new study by the metropolitan safety commission found santa clara county has the lowest average commute times compared to the other eight bay area counties. the longest drives are in contra costa county. the bay area has the third worst traffic congestion compared to other big metropolitan areas. we have one advantage over the rest of the country. our commute times are the most reliable. >> normally commute from -- it takes about 20 minutes. it's always the same. >> you have a problem when your boyfriend's house he has a hard time getting to work. >> he has to take main roads. he's constantly stuck in traffic. >> ten-

a 10-year-old girl shot her -year-old sister in the stomach with her father's police gun in fresno. the girl's father is a county sheriff's lieutenant. police say he left his loaded handgun on the bed. the 10-year-old picked it up and it accidentally went off. >> it was loaded. there was one in the chamber. i don't think there was a clip in the magazine. but he was close to the gun in the bathroom right off the bed getting ready for work. >> the -year-old is expected to make a full recovery. the fresno county district attorney will determine whether the father should be charged. >> i an small group of students at riordan high school is takened a protest today. the ash be bishop's proposal includes lebbing public and professional lives consistent with church teachings on same-sex marriage and birth control. >> students believe in acceptance. >> god gave us this free will to live how we want to and make our own decisions. the archbishop is not giving the teachers the ability to do that. >> i want teachers to be called teachers and not ministers. they should be able to express themselv

visibility down to a quarter mile at this hour and fresno. our numbers are going to still be well above average for this time of the year. except for san francisco. spot on at 61 degrees. mid 60s around the peninsula and upper 60s santa clara valley. east of the bay into the mid and high 60s. north of the bay talking about 60ed as well. -- 60s as well. liz next time around the chance of rain and when to expect it. >>> stay tune. thanks roberta. meantime it's a grind trying to get into and out of san jose. because of this a moving truck one of the rental budget trucks that you can get. southbound 101 at the road the driver of the truck lost control and ran into a fence and now three of the middle lanes are blocked in the southbound lanes. we are just seeing some minor delays so far. it's still early can countercommute. but again just a heads-up if you plan on traveling this in that area: -- in that area. they're trying to clear it right now. also westbound 580 a mess right now because of that earlier stall turned into a hit and run accident. w

with us tonight and born in 1920 during the depression the son from japan limiting dirt poor out of fresno by he would what can the $2 million to school evidence and did well in school he graduated at the top of his school and spelling the last name wanted to go to school he saw his us classrooms going to school but the folks couldn't do without his help on the farm he say his friends go to school he ran away from home that's very, very unusual he land at uc berkley and start his college career and the war broke out and the family e vashthd and prison camp in arizona he how the his college career was over but eleanor roosevelt helped to educate the jcpenney's of japanese-americans he was a long time professor in social we feel the reason why i do this work how many countries in the world can you go from a son of an cabinet dirt poor to a very, very happy professor and social work doing what he loved i believe that every one of our 57 thousand students deserve this kind of opportunity i'm existing about the next four years i intend to work and a on they've expanded the periods okay. my stud

reports of heavier showers outside of fresno and snow showers in parts of the south sierra. radar, we were tracking clouds approaching the south bay. activity showing up in monterey bay. looks like this will be the northern extent for today and tomorrow. although there is a chance of a south bay sprinkle tonight. the main activity is to the south of the bay area. winds have been up. a wind advisory picked up for northern california till 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. and also in place for the north bay hills and east bay hills till 10:00 a.m. monday. winds 30-40 miles per hour. gusting 30-40 miles per hour. numbers felt mild out there. the air mass cooled off but the winds increased out of the north and whenever the wind increases from the north it warms up the temperatures. lots of 60s for santa rosa. san francisco 63. livermore 64 degrees. check win the winds again. fairfield, 22. gusting to 37 miles per hour. santa rosa winds gusting to 20 miles per hour and sfo not as strong and san jose checking in 10 miles per hour. tomorrow morning for monday, fair skies. a breeze. and over nigh

reporter jessica paris from our sister station in fresno explains. >> we believe someone knows somethingabout the industry. >> reporter: buzzing bees are musing to a farmer's ears. these are seen in fruit and nut trees across the central valley. fresno ag detectives say they're the target of thieves. >> recently we had two rather significant thefts of beehives. one occurred in the colinga area. both combined to about $50,000 in loss. >> reporter: in both cases more than 60 beehives were stolen. the thefts don't come easily. >> somebody that has to have a truck, a forklift, possibly a beekeeper, somebody that's going to steal bees. because not everybody or not everyone knows what bees are all about. your average criminal or crook will not want to mess with bees for obvious reasons so we believe it's someone who knows something about the industry. >> reporter: bees are crucial to pollinating and helping grow. many growers spend thousands of dollars to lease the bees and bees rely for the income. been a victim of beehive theft before. >> i've lost in a season close to $10,000 $12,000. >> re

she applied for the business office. >>> fresno county officials had to get the okay from the state.ecause she's still learning cursive handwriting. how adorable is she? >> she's great. all right. michael finney is here answering question. michael, our first question comes from suzy who asked i thought there was a statewide ban on plastic bags. but i'm still getting them at some stores. >> yeah, what's up with that? let me tell you, a bunch of cities and towns all over the states have outlawed them already. it's a patchwork thing. come july 1st of this year that's where no longer see them. t we still have a few months to this go. and therest a big pushback on this now. conservative lawmakers are going after this. there's a petition drive to get rid of it. >> denise e-mails i renewed my subscription for a magazine. they cashed my check knowing they were closing and now their number is disconnected. any suggestions? >> those bad guys. this is why you really need to pay with a credit card. the employee cashing the check probably had no idea. now you're in line after all the rich guys to

and he used to be a former in fresno california, from the relocation center, he moved to the middle west to make marshmallows marshmallows. oats in the midwest is a new experience for he who used to grow vegetables in california. an artificial leg doesn't interfere with the way he handles a pitch fork. this young fellow, operating a book binding machine is typical of the evacuees who are adjusting to new communities getting along with their employers, fellow workers and neighbors and finding satisfaction in becoming self-supporting once more. the americanism of the great majority of america's great japanese finds the highest expression in the thousands who are in the united states army. almost half of them are in a japanese/american combat team created by order of the secretary of war early in 1943. some of the volunteers came from hawaii, some from the eastern part of the united states mainland where there was no mass evacuation. hundreds of them volunteered while they were in relocation centers. volunteered to fight against the militarism and oppression of japan and germany. they know

it is currently 67 degrees, 73 in fresno today where we started off with some very dense fog, it's 55 degrees with a high 56,in the greater lake tahoe area. sunrise was 6:50 a.m. and by the time it sets at 5:50 p.m. will have these temperatures served up across the bay area. 74 degrees in oakland down from yesterday's 80 degrees. it's more of that marine air that's pushing into the bay area that's knocking back these temperatures. we were at 73 would set a record in san francisco, today upper 60s, 74. these numbers are about 13 degrees above where we should be this time of year. here we have the extended forecast, widespread fog tomorrow and wednesday. there's an offshore flow thursday through saturday temperatures go back up and the potential for fire danger will be high to with breezy conditions. >>> using technology can solve the world problems. how 3 d technology can help with healthcare in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is per

our sister station in fresno talked to farmers grateful for any rape. >> the bee pollinating blossom took a break but growers welcome the rain event. crop like artichoke a good sewinging and so did many fields. farmer yang was glad to see the overcast sky and showers. >> we are all struggling because it's so hard to water the plants. >> production on yang bejarano >> production onang vegetable farm cut in half from 14 ache investigators 7 acres because ass his well ran dry like many other valley farmers yang learned the cost of deepening a well is very high but he had no choice to keep the family farm going. >> very difficult. in the last self years you just sea the water levels going down. the pump. always worked fine but recently just been very slow to pump any water. >>reporter: it's a problem fresno county small farm advisor michael yang is dealing with for several years. >> i have growers call me that they couldn't pump water out to irrigate the vegetable but with the rape it help a little bit. >>reporter: he spoke with local farmers interested if agreeing organic crop but the n

. >> in fresno an 8-year-old girl is recovering after her 10-year-old sister shot her in the stomach by accident. the girl's father is a madeira county sheriff's eslieutenant. he left a loaded handgun on the bed and the 10-year-old accidentally fired one shot while handling it. her sister is in stable condition and expected to be okay. the district attorney will decide if any charges will be filed. >> oakland police shot and wounded a man this morning who they say was confronting them with a knife. >> but the man's family questions whether the officers needed to use lethal force. >> news reporter laura anthony is live with new details on the investigation. laura? >> well, police here have not actually offered us much new since this morning. they did confirm that one of the officers at the scene was an officer in training. in the meantime, the family of the man who was shot tells us he is in stable condition. >> they didn't have to shoot him. they could tased him and used other force. >> janea told us she doesn't think the police had to shoot her cousin. on an oakland street this morn

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. >>> caring for dozens of dogs rescued from a home in fresno. it took 24 hours to rescue the dogs. ktvu's claudine wong tells us the staff say they weren't going to leave a single one behind. >> reporter: everywhere you look -- >> they want to be petted. >> reporter: in every available space. are dozens of dogs. all just rescued by the spca. the shelter was already full. when the staff heard about the situation they couldn't turn their backs. >> old lady breeding for 40 years. was starting to have health issues. >> reporter: she was being evicted and the dogs dogs had to go somewhere or be put down. they got 100. >> when you are there, you know, don't leave anybody behind. >> reporter: they were in need of significant care. she showed us a picture of one of the dogs. >> this is the dog. we have had a team of people helping. this is the dog now. that is the same dog. >> reporter: each transformation is expensive and then the medical and dental care and all need to be spade and neutered. >> they were neutered yesterday. >> reporter: despite the conditions the dogs were found in they

. >> she underwent an emergency operation at a fresno hospital. her owner said she's fortunate to survive the attack and she may rename her dog lucky. >>> coming up bruce bochy is waking up in the hospital. the heart procedure he underwent and how he's doing this morning. >>> a four day school week, the reason why they plan to reduce the until of days we go to school. >> bay area bring commute coming up. we're looking at the crossings and giving you too many to get across the bay. >> start off with fog again, really the only morning this week was monday when we department have fog, we have a lot since then, will we get sun this afternoon. what about the weekend, we'll have that coming up. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it is now 4:43, a 19-year- old university student of santa clara is facing charges after prosecutors say he tried to kill his roommate. he's accused of stabbing his roommates multiple times early tuesday morning. investigators say the roommate woke up to find kim standing over him with a knife. >> the victim was stabbed in the

" has died leading the school to the champion in 1990 the only time and then played basketball at fresno state. he fought an infashion since he was hospitalized in las vegas on monday with breathing problems. he was 84. >> champions no more, little league baseball has stripped a chicago area team of the 2014 national championship after finding it broke the rules when they intentionally built a super team. >> espn reports that jackie robinson west little league used a falsify boundary map to recruit talented players. it was the first all african american team to win the united states title and now in addition to surrendering that they also have to vacate all the wins from the tournament including the regional title. >> that is right. the colleague is on probation, for now, and the coach has been suspended, the little league world series championship is awarded to the run are up in the finals, a team from las vegas. a lot of people are saying, don't blame the kids the adults did something and now they have this. >> thank you is how it is. adults are the ones doing bad things. >> meteorolog

. >>> a man in fresno california, kicked out an attic panel and went on a run here, and he jumped from roof to roof while police chased him, he broke into a home and threatened to kill a woman and he was tased and arrested in a backyard. >>> the american sniper murder trial continues in texas experts say that the man accused of killing chris kyle could be in big trouble. ryan owens reports, this could undermine his insanity defense. >> eddie ralph appears to be napping in the start of this interrogation video and later the jury watches him look around the room and trying to put on his glasses not easy with his hands behind his back, it's what he says to the texas ranger later on that may matter most. you know what you did today was wrong right? you understand that asked the ranger, yes, sir replies ralph the judge will not allow audio to be broadcast until after the verdict but he acknowledges his guilt by apologizing to the victims' families. i would have done it differently. >> he is incoherent through most of the hour long tape and does detail parts of the crime like who he shot fir

but, in the northbound of fresno, sunny day.the temperatures 50 degrees at yosemite, wow n tpeb. -- in february. 69 in san jose and 70 degrees at half-moon bay up in the north bay, seeing numbers mostly in the middle 60s. santa rosa after santa roseaa hit 80 yesterday. then, 67 tomorrow. 65 at napa, 56 degrees. in the extended forecast, we will be looking for some sun, some clouds, that will be true all of the way through thursday. wet on friday. then, on saturday and sunday. periods of rain. so, you have to admit you had a long string of weekends for that rain. great weather on the weekend. that is good weather because we need it coming in on saturday and sunday. but expect wet. >> all right, brian, thank you. >>> all right, i feel like i should start the story by says dude, you got to check this out. a house in houston that may make you thirsty. made out of 50,000 beer cans, they make up the garland from the roof. vern is checking it out. there are a wide variety of cans that reneglects the many pwaoers he consumed over the ye

tule fog from sacramento through fresno and in the high sierra 62 degrees. it's time for your tahoe report: >> back at home, with the partial clearing of the skies, these numbers are where we should be for this time of the year. we just have been averaging way above normal for the warmest winter on record here in the bay area so if it feels cool, it should. it's wintertime here in the bay area. but we warm again by the end of the workweek back into the 70s with an offshore component back into effect over the weekend and frank and michelle, i got to watch that offshore flow. we'll not see record warmth as we did last week but we'll certainly see breezy conditions and we'll have to watch the potential for high fire danger with relative humidity dropping. >> don't want to be a wimp but it was cold last night. >> you are a wimp. >> had some frozen yogurt. >> 12 degrees in boston. get over it. >> if they heard this out there, they would do a number on me. [ laughter ] >>> moving along at 5:18, a family kayaking off the coast of santa barbara picked up an unexpect

. >> happening now, makeshift cave used for gambling at a fresno home is unsafe and roped off after itcovered by police. officers responding to a domestic disturbance call stumbled on to a chicken coop mounted on skateboard wheels. when they rolled it aside they found the entrance and they squeezed themselves in finding evidence that the hand-dug cave used as a gambling parller. they confiscated illegal gambling machines. three men were arrested and face a variety of charges. >>> new fears about a drug resistance superbug. north carolina health officials say cre has killed two people there, 13 others have been treated. that news comes after last week's announcement 179 patient as the ucla medical center has been exposed to the superbug in southern california. two of them died. doctors say the bacteria kills half of those infected. >>> nearly a dozen college students in connecticut are being treated for drug overdose. overdosing on exta city two students are in critical condition. they are trying to trace the source of the drugs to see if the students received a bad batch. >>> a potenti

still cloudy in fresno. and in the high sierra, it's springtime skiing. >> chance of snow in the high sierra on sunday. just a chance at this time. we'll be dry all the way through the weekend. a chance of an isolated shower in monterey county on sunday. otherwise, we'll see a few clouds as a results. monday partly cloudy and tuesday through thursday, mainly dry. clear skies. we have chilly overnight temperatures. saturday night sunday morning to the remaining part of the week, temperatures dip into the mid-30s and mid-40s. i haven't used my heater all winter so there we go. >> all right, roberta. thanks. >>> how to make sure you eat the freshest fruit and much more when we come back. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. >>> apples from chile. but they taste fresh. >> chile. >> tony tantillo shows us how to pick a ripe one. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with nectarine

. >>> the spca in solano county is taking care of more than00 docks rescued from one home in fresno.he dogs belong to a dog breeder who had a good reputation until her death began to fail. she was facing eviction and the spca said the dogs had to be taken somewhere or they would be put down. staff went to the home, thinking they would find about 30 dogs. instead, they found more than 100. >> when you are there, you know, you don't leave anybody behind. you pick them up and take them back. >> the rescue took 36 thoirs, the spca said the das are in need of pretty significant care. some will be ready for adoption as early as this weekend. >>> watch out, uber, there could be another ride sharing service in town. the northern expected from goog -- the move expected from google. >>> quite a rally on wall street on signs the new greek government will not press for a writeoff of the bail out loans. energy companies are leading the gains with benchmark crude trading above $53 a barrel in new york up nearly 7%. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 2.83. the nasdaq is up 39 and th

. >> fresno, california.gular walks in and sits down at the black jack table. >> i actually dealt him a couple times before that. he was a nice guy. he was calm and never acted up. >> he's a model black jack player. never once got upset about losing. never. 2 1/2 years. >> but on the night of april 12, 2006, he doesn't need to worry about losing money. he's decided to bet with his own quite unusual form of currency. >> so he comes up. he pulls a bag of marijuana out on the table nonchalantly, like, i want to bet this. actually, i almost -- because i wasn't looking what he had in his hand. i said, you can't bet that. it was total shock. what are you doing? are you crazy? i was like, put that back in your pocket. >> other players didn't move except for their facial expressions. that was more like a smiley smirk, like is he for real? >> we're all looking at him like, what is this guy doing? everybody could tell that he was drunk and high or whatever he was. so he put it back. and he was like, is that too much? c

a little bit warmer than that at pebble beach and mid 70 n fresno and -- 70s in fresno and i'm lovingun setting later. 5:50 in the evening smack in- between today and temperatures averaging 13 degrees above normal. in oakland at 74 degrees. yesterday it was 80 there. that was a record. yesterday it was 73 in san francisco. today 69. that was a record as well. mid 70s to the south. low and mid- 70s to the north. and in fact cloverdale today at 75 degrees. here's your extended forecast. we do put the fog back in there on tuesday. wednesday. otherwise offshore flow thursday, friday and we're starting to talk about perhaps near 80 degrees by the end of the week. do you want to track this together? i have to do so for the offshore conditions by the end of week, get the cbs bay area weather app and check conditions if urinary -- in your area. you can even get realtime radar in case it ever rains again. search kpix 5 and download the cbs bay area weather app. it's available for the entire universe who has an iphone and android. >> that's pretty much everybody. >> the entire universe. >>> oka

sunshine in fresno and boy, it's 59 degrees already, already surpassing that 58 in the high sierra. tahoe report, it's spring skiing at its best: >> temperatures across the bay area: here's the extended forecast. >> a lot of sun balls there. >> it's what you don't see. we don't see any rain in the forecast for the next seven days but a miracle march. rain in march. >> bring it on. >>> warming hearts with warm meals. how these bay area volunteers have become much more than just a helping hand to members of this community. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or a question, call our hotline at at 888-5- helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >>> mint can really bring out the flavors in your favorite dish. tony tantillo tells us you have to follow your nose to find the best bunch of mint. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with mint. now, this mint is grown in these little pots right here. this is great. i see a lot of this in basil but never in mint and i love mint. i use it in so many different recipes not just in the summer but like

low 70s at fresno today. it is sunny going up to 71 degrees in yucaipa. upper 50s and the greater lake tahoe area. sun goes down tonight at 5:151. tomorrow sun up before 7:00 a.m. i'm loving the longer daylight hours. we have ten hours and 51 minutes of daylight hours offered to us now. okay temperatures across the bay area today. easily into the 60s and 70 degrees in gilroy. the winds are pretty flat on shore west about 5 to 10 miles per hour. the extended forecast again it's what you don't see and any chances of rain. but long-range computer models are still suggesting the very last day of the month we could have some rain showers right here in the bay area and on the first day of march. which would also translate into snow right now for the tahoe area we're thighing about -- thinking ab homefully some -- about hopefully some snoot the end of the month. -- snow at the end of the month. >> no. >> it looks like summer. >> i know. >> in the bay area. >> it does you're right. >>> all right roberta thank you. it may be cold in new orleans, but fat tuesday ce

man tried to escape from fresno police running roof to roof today. police say the man broke into a woman's home dragged her by her hair and tried to kill her before running off. eventually he hopped down to the ground where officers tazed him and arrested him. he will face several felony charges. >> l record setting if temperature. it was sunny in san francisco where people hit the beach and even braved the bay. while today was nice sand why is here with some changes sandhya coming our way ichltd yes. already under way right now. let me show you what it looked like today. we did have a record in oakland. 75 degrees. previous record was 73. warm enough around san rafael napa, santa rosa low mid 70's 72 san jose 71 livermore along the coast 59 in half man bay where the fog was sitting and we saw quite a bit of it rolling in this afternoon from our emeryville camera. let's hope the trend of cooler weather continues because san francisco average temperature so far for this winter 56.8 warmest winter ever with 55.7 back in 1969 and 1970 so this may end up

francin lives in fresno and rainy lives in north carolina. both suffer from a rare blood disorder.ainy's started a social media campaign. that is how they found may's long lost friend. they reunited at oakland's children's hospital yesterday and received blood transfusions. >> we've been together as long as i can remember and we seem to find each other in the orphanage. we eat luncheons at school and we sit by each other when we eat lunch. >> doctors say the girls need blood transfusions once every three to four weeks but bone marrow transplants would be the ultimate cure. the families are trying to get more people to sign up to be bone marrow donors. >>> bat kid is returning to the bay area tonight. >> we decided to turn san francisco into gotham city. >> the 25th annual film festival in san jose will kick off with bat kid begins. it's a documentary about cancer survivor miles scott and his wish to become a super hero. >>> time is 4:49. you have just a few more minutes to help put either a san francisco giant or oakland a in the final round for the face of major league baseball. i

mid 70s fresno through merced. upper 50s in the greater take a hoe area. it is dipping down into the mid 20s and approaching 70s in monterey bay. our numbers 60s and 70s again. down from the record-breaking event yesterday of 80 in oakland to 74 degrees, what's going one the temperatures? the pollen count. and as you do suffer from allergies, i do, all right, take a look at the weekend. wow. as we approach thursday i should say into friday and the weekend. the numbers are going to be off the charts. here are your numbers on the charts today again, nearly 80 degrees by thursday and friday. make it great holiday everyone. >>> well, when steph curry took the court for nba all-star weekend, he had a whole lot more than basketball on his mind. his special gift for a grieving family. >> and good morning everybody. we got a lot to talk about from over the weekend. especially yesterday. i got the all-star game. wait until you see this move by steph curry. i'm just watching it again and >>> hey, good morning everybody. got a minute? it's all i really need to wrap t

cameraman justin willis works for nbc affiliate kc24 in fresno.out the tense scene and heads over to cover the story. >> when i arrived, i see the flashing lights, police cars, i see officers lined up in front of the best buy. you had a bunch of people who didn't know what was going to happen, but yet knew something was going to happen. >> the crowd is anxious. fights have already broken out, and as the minutes tick by, people worry things will only grow more out of control. >> so the best buy manager comes out, is trying to ease whatever tension is in the air, and it was pretty thick. and at that point you knew, when the manager came out and started talking to the crowd, you knew there was going to be some kind of a stampede. the best buy manager gets on the radio and says a few more words. >> all right. everybody, this is the way it's going to go down, okay? >> and that's when the pandemonium, everything just busted loose. >> i need the first 40 individuals to line up -- >> police officers doing whatever they can, trying to push people back. you

>> a lot of us here in fresno think twice about different things we do. we're glad he's here with was. >> get to talk to him. he'd deaf anilyyilyy definitely learned his lesson i would say. >> if you ever thought of visiting british columbia, canada, this will put you over the edge. posted by chris wilson. gorgeous nature beautiful water, awesome little pebble beach it looks like. >> don't need to go on a boat to see orcas, just british columbia they swim up to say hi. >> they do. pay close attention to this video because this is a very shallow area that they're standing by. >> yeah. >> you see it there. >> wow. >> crazy. >> the camera's not zoomed in. >> like standing into a pond with the fish except they're giant. >> some that have seen the video are saying the orcas are scraping across the pebbles at surface of the water, it helps remove barnacles from their skin feels like a nice belly rub. other scientists other people saying these orcas are practicing scenarios and maybe it looks like -- >> we've seen videos where the orcas breach up on shore and go

low 60s fresno. 49 degrees in lake tahoe. good news there. it's dipping down to the low 20s so it's cold enough to make more snow on top of the snow that fell in recent days. sunset 5:43. by the time the sun comes back up tomorrow morning at 7:04, our numbers above average into the 60s. these temperatures again above the typical readings this time of the year. every, single day this year, except january 1 to 4, we had above average temperatures. so frank, this is panning out to be the warmest winter on record here in the bay area. and when you take a look at these temperatures, you know what i mean. >> oh, my gosh, look at friday. >> 70 at the beaches. 80 on friday. a sizzling valentine's day on saturday up to 78 degrees. >> got to make it hot on valentine's day, i guess. >> you better work it. >>> thank you, roberta. >>> catch-up is about to get something -- ketchup is about to get something spicy. and we invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well- being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and