san josi lower 40s at 42. so right now in satellite, you can see our old system moving out to the east. a bit of a break. we actually have a secondary wave developing that produces another low that will be happening tomorrow night into monday morning. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. some off and on showers. as we take this sunday night into monday morning, the secondary low develops, fairly close to the bay area shoreline. with that heavy rain and we're talking about 2:00 to 3:00 monday morning and gusty winds. the possibility of thunderstorms as well. so just want to plan and be ready for that monday morning commute because we'll have significant rain hitting the bay area road ways. our rain still translates to snow point ins with a winter storm watch that begins tomorrow afternoon, lasting into monday afternoon. snow falling, you can tack on another 1-2' and snow levels coming down to 4500'. i know we have been waiting for quite some time and more snowfall in the forecast. tomorrow, off an on rain showers

oakland starting out sunday around 43 and san josi at 42. is the weather system developing offshore. all the cloud cover in advance of it and along this frontal band, this will be the source of some heavy rain. it will take its time to get here. for tomorrow, periods of ranger heaviest in the north bay. we'll break down the coverage in a little bit. an area of low pressure will be setting up shop to our west as we head into sunday night and into monday and with that we increase the rainfall rates and bring in a chance of a few thunderstorms and also gusty winds. rainfall expectations could be in the range of 1-2". >> the timing sunday night into early monday morning until 5:00 or 6:00 monday morning. here you can pick out as far as the snow coverage in the sierra, a winter storm watch kicks in tomorrow afternoon, lasting until tomorrow afternoon. snowfall, can you tack on another 1-2'. this the cool nature of the system, snow levels coming down to around 4500'. here we go with the updated forecast model tomorrow morning at 7:00, you can see

tim owner lew wolf was there, pushing to move the team to san josi. some a fans don't like that idea a say that type of talk is a distraction. >> the a's have a great team and great stadium here in oakland. every seat has a great view and people are talking about, that not the a's winning. >> we spoke one-on-one with some of the newest names on the a's roster and coming up in sports, hear what they have to stay cey about the team's future. >>> oakland is getting ready to double the amount of medical marijuana dispensaries. for more permits will be issued next month. right now four pot clubs operate in oakland and officials estimate that they bring in $1 million a year in fees and taxes. council member de la fuente tells the chronicle that the crash-strapped city needs the additional revenue. oakland is getting ready to layoff more than 100 city employees due to the loss of state's redevelopment funds. >>> mendocino county sheriff's deputies is about to lose funding. the county brzvoteed to end the program last week. after federal authorities warned th

san josi tops out at 64 and los gatos in the mid-60s.e is a look ahead with your extended forecast and the remainder of your weekend in view. a few clouds in the monday morning, but decreasing in the afternoon. we do thicken up the cloud cover by wednesday, but still no major storms threatening the bay area and fair skies by thursday. health and ken, looks like we'll have to start a new month before we talk about a wet weather pattern moving in. >> it looks nice. it's beautiful. >> nice. >> trying to get used to it here, but we're breaking the trail here on this new set for channel 2, it's going help us do a better job getting the information to you with some new tools here. >> that is right. absolutely. >> coming up next, one of the young stars of the 49ers gets arrested in miami grudge -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those

as demi's chose an apprentice, josie has provided a vision for our team to work with. barb's communication has been indispensable to the project. if they had not volunteered for the project, it would have been diminished. our community is a special part of the city. words cannot capture the magic of our part. it is a park in unique sanctuary. our community has been blessed by demi's vision, spirit, and artwork. we're blessed by community volunteers and residents. we're blessed to be served by our great city prepare to the park is at the heart of our city. -- request to be served by our great city. cayuga cairo the park is at the heart of our city. >> let's break some ground and cut the ribbon. marvin? [unintelligible] the shovel. [laughter] are we ready? all right. [applause] >> so exciting. [applause] [laughter] >> where do you want it, marvin? [laughter] [beeping] voice: ready. ready. ready. ready. ready. announcer: it can be a little awkward when your friend tells you he's been diagnosed with a mental illness, but what's even more awkward is, if you're not there for

san josi right around 55.e is a look ahead at your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. temperatures remaining cool for monday, especially into tuesday morning. coolest locations will be starting out the day in the 20s. there we go with the rain clouds, rain clouds reflecting rain chances on wednesday and likely into thursday and beyond thursday we could be talking about a series of storms heather and ken to watch over the next few days. >> that is what we need. >> thank you, mark. >>> wildlife officials are working to educate people on how to care for wild animals in distress. first of a two-day training session began today in berkeley. officials say it's important to know what to do if you see a wild animal that needs help. it's a lesson learned after the cosco busan oil spill. tomorrow's event will involve robo ducks and rescue techniques. >>> it's called an instant classic as the 49ers beat the saints. >>> we'll have complete highlights and player reaction as sportswrap is coming up next wit

i really want to thank barbara, josie, and all the folks from the cayuga improvement group.ll speak and make some introductions. i want to thank lizzie hirsch, richard yee, marvin yee, our capital planning director. i want to thank courtney representing the parks alliance. steve courier is here. thank you for being here. i want to thank the rec and park staff, bill o'brien, our new gardner. perhaps the biggest thank you and acknowledgment is to our beloved retired gardener at the cayuga playground, demnny. he immigrated to the country in 1973. he worked in the law firm became a gardener and singlehandedly took over the park. you can see some of his work scattered throughout the trails and beautiful urban landscape. he crafted about 350 beautiful sculptures and characters. some of them have been safely tucked away for the renovation project. he will still see about 100. -- you will still see about 100 of them out here. you are a demigod to this park. thank you for being here. when the project is done, you will see a beautiful new clubhouse with a living roof. there will be la

the third driest and also the second driest for oakland and san josi.really no significant rainfall, unfortunately showing you on the long-range weather maps. as far as overnight lows, fog could form around the delta, fairfield. forecast low of 37 degrees. santa rosa 31 and where san francisco starting out the new year at 43 degrees. there is a weak system that could clip parts the bay area into monday and as a result there is a very tiny chance of a sprinkle in the north bay. the main impacts for monday will be a few extra clouds and cooler temperatures. at least for new year's, patchy fog moving in from the pacific, with that party to mostly sunny skies and dry weather pattern will continue. those readings back up into the 60s, 60-67. here is the updated forecast models picking up on the fog, at least out towards the central valley, around sacramento. could be a factor for tomorrow, impacting visibilities around fairfield and antioch and concord and still leftover patch into the early portion of the afternoon. then a few high clouds approaching the re

subfreezing in napa and vallejo around 32, hayward 35 and san josi 34. so you definitely want to bundle up first thing monday morning. tuesday morning will be the coolest day, least fortune morning hours for the upcoming week. once again a cold start, but more sunshine in the afternoon hours. the dry pattern continues for monday and tuesday, but here we go. changes out here in the pacific. some storms developing a series of storms and the latest forecast models suggesting that we'll pick up moderate to heavy rainfall for the upcoming week. highest chance in the northern bay. rainfall likely into thursday, but the key headline will be into friday, the strongest system could move back into the region. so heavy rage or stronger storms, heavy rain and gusty winds and we'll have to keep an eye on the shower chances. we go bring in some rain chauncs wednesday especially up in the north bay and as gradually spreads to the south as we head into laid layt wednesday/thursday. tomorrow no raindrops expected, but definitely bundle up for the morning hours. temperatu

josie said, did the college career change by going back to school. i think she said it changed for her. sometimes you have to assess whether it really will benefit you for your job. >> that's right. you want to talk to people who have already been where you're trying to go. where you think this degree or going back to school is going to take you. what do they say? many will say, yes, absolutely you need the education. sometimes you need the experience or other things they'll tell to you do that are cheaper and take less time than going back to school. you want to ask your employer. ask people who have been there and done that. don't make assumptions that you need a particular field of education in order to accomplish your goal. make sure you know that before you spend the money and time. >> it's a huge investment. >> it's a big investment. >> have that plan. >> thanks, fred. good being with you. >> the u.s. marine corps is promising a full and fair investigation of the video showing four u.s. marines urinating on bodies in afghanistan. what kind of p

san jose said that police have been here on campus in east saint josi sometime between august and october of last year. police aren't for releasing any details about the child but craig richard kendall, chandler teaches us second and third combo class. he's been charged with sexual assault. the sentence is 15 years have in life. the local neighborhood association president said the accusations are monstrous. >> i was appalled to hear what he had done. it's shocking. and i never would have thought that he would not have done that. >> school board members in one easy city are considering the plan to use police dogs trained to search for drugs in schools. the school board met tonight to discuss the controversial proposal. as juliette goodrich reports, some say the plan and by and by conveyed students rights. >> every port drug and alcohol related suspensions have almost doubled since 2006. despite the town that has relatively low crime, drugs on campus do exist. >> pharmaceuticals, oxycontin, marijuana, an area of drugs. >> the police chief announcing tonight that it's time to bring in anoth

it is from josie mooney. i met warren when i was the new president at the san francisco labor council and the new president of the committee on jobs. i called and asked if i could visit with them, in a courtesy call to introduce myself and make an odd request, perhaps rather than spending millions of rather than spending millions of dollars to defeat a living wage

josi recounts the terrifying moment of a german shepherd attacking him while he waited for a bus. he says he tried desperately to fend the dog off using his hat. it would do him no good. the dog sank his teeth into his leg and his left hand. he's in a lot of pain, he says, and he's worried the dog may have infected him with a disease. the german shepherd also bit a woman and another man in a wheelchair. the blood thirsty dog was roaming the streets when it tried to make a cop its next victim. the cop fired its gun multiple times killing the dog. >> that's what they had to do to subdue the dog. it's unfortunate. >> reporter: neighbors who saw it all happen said the german shepherd was going after people at random. >> the german shepherd was very aggressive like aggressive to a point where if you approached it, you would think it would -- it might bite you. >> reporter: meanwhile, the man says he's lucky he survived the attack. back out live here, i've been speaking to neighbors who say they've never seen this dog out here before. police say that all three victims are going to be ok

it is from josie mooney. i met warren when i was the new president at the san francisco labor council and the new president of the committee on jobs. i called and asked if i could visit with them, in a courtesy call to introduce myself and make an odd request, perhaps rather than spending millions of dollars to defeat a living wage ordinance, the committee on jobs might want to support it. i thought it was unlikely, perhaps even a fool's errand. but then, i had never met warren hellman. he asked what i thought was a living wage. i mentioned a figure well in excess of what i would be possible. he countered with a significantly lower number. i countered with a cost-of- living escalator. the great voters of san francisco enacted the best and most comprehensive living wage ordinance at that time, and now thousands of workers in san francisco can afford to stay in our great and diverse city because warren hellman agreed that every single person deserve to live in san francisco who wanted to, and every worker deser

. >> so i was telling the police the whole time, go to josie and joey's school and keep them from coming do not want them to come home and find the house the way it is, with police everywhere. >> we were afraid of what they would see. we were at the police department for quite awhile. we kept asking them, did you get a hold of the little ones? finally they told us you don't have to worry about that, they were killed also. >> when they told me about josie and joey, i just died inside. after that day, i lost my religion instantly. the minute i saw my mother, i said, there cannot be a god. not only can there not be a god, but i hate him if he is a god, if there is one. >> a despair not difficult to understand from a man whose mother, father, sister and brother were slaughtered in their own home. horribly, and inexplicably. while the oteros were the first, they would not be the last people to fall victim to dennis rader's hellish world. more bodies, more suffering loved ones, more questions about who he was, why he was doing this. >> probing deeper into a dark mind. >> i don't think it was a

the fact is that josie murrell the plaintiff here is now claimi

the fact is that josie murrell the plaintiff here is now claiming that she can perform the job.waitress. she is not a stripper, she is a waitress. and she can perform the job. you want to know something? if hustler wants to change the uniform a little bit