kira? >> i'll stay tuned for that, especially if you just tell me what i need to wear. i love that, kari hall. thanks. >>> it is 7:21. still ahead on "today in the bay," a group of local students prove why they are some of the brightest minds in the nation. they even have a trophy to prove it. a story that will make you bay area proud. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> welcome back. many bay area universities are stocked with some of the brightest minds i

i'm kira klapper.ana cannot wear green because she stands in front of the green wall. >> i can't. >> don't pinch her, please. >> you know what else is showing a lot of green, the radar right now. look at stormranger. we have our mobile doppler radar and it is up and scanning and we can see that we've got a couple showers moving through, and we can expect to keep the showers through the early afternoon. so san jose getting a little bit of drizzle right now. san francisco also getting some light drizzle. look at the current temperatures in san jose, 45 degrees. half moon bay, 45, as well. and check out the 24-hour temperature change. so right now not really seeing any fog, no clouds. san jose is about 5 degrees cooler at this hour than we were yesterday. santa cruz, about 7 degrees cooler. and our daytime high for today, kira, will only be in the 50s. >> oh. >> for today. so it's going to be on the cooler side. i'll talk about that rain time line and of course how long it's going to last at 7:00 a.m. >>

i'm kira klapper.st rob mayeda is in for vianey with a look at our microclimate forecast. last weekend you were here you had fog, rain, hail, drizzle, rainbows. >> yeah, and the seven-day forecast has some of that. >> has some of that, too. >> you'll siee that in ten minutes. outside this morning, fog and also high-level clouds over san jose right now. 55 degrees. and there's the fog looking west of san francisco around the golden gate bridge. 53 and visibilities around santa rosa this morning down to less than a half mile with some drizzle and light rain. the stormranger mobile doppler radar atop san bernardino mountain, not much around the bay, but offshore, a chance of seeing showers spill over the santa cruz mountains around midday. even though the focus of today's storm of being central and southern california, some of the moisture spills far enough north for areas south of san francisco and the east bay we think we will see a chance of showers today. despite the clouds, not too bad temperature wi

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. and i just have to get it out of the way. i'm wearing green for both of us. you stand in front of a green wall. >> i can't wear green, guys! >> you would have a floating head. your body would vanish. >> that's true. it's true. so kira is wearing green for the both of us. but you know where else we're seeing a lot of green? the radar. we're seeing scattered showers moving through right now. you can see stormranger, our doppler radar on top of san bruno mountain. if i zoom in, you can see very light pockets of rain kind of making their way through fremont right now. we saw light rain through san jose. now it's looking rather dry. right now we've got some showers moving in through los gatos. we can expect to keep this chance of rain, at least through the afternoon. the temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. so it is definitely on the chilly side out there. san jose at 45 degrees. san francisco, 46. and if i take you through your t

i'm kira klapper, thanks for joining us.ana has a look at our microclimate forecast that hopefully includes some candles. >> it does. we are picking up a couple showers moving through right now, especially for the peninsula and san francisco picked up a couple showers. temperatures in the 40s right now. the san francisco camera, 47 degrees. a little breezy out there. east bay also in the 40s. and it's a little chillier in the north bay at 40 degrees. our temperature trend does eventually show a climb into the 50s. but as we head towards the 1:00, 2:00 hour, we're going to start seeing an incoming system. and this is a different system. so we had a cold front sweep in last night. there is our current stormranger up and scanning. you can see it's picking up some showers moving through fran right now, the lens picking up raindrops through half moon bay, as well. a lot of the moisture from the original cold front that swept in last night far off south and east. but i'll give a time line, an hour by hour outlook of what you can e

i'm kira klapper.eorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey with a look at our microclimate forecast. >> it's mild this morning, 50s to start the day. san jose, 5 3 degrees. similar in san francisco, foggy across the golden gate this morning. so watch out for that. and along the coast, a few sprinkles out there under stormranger mobile doppler radar, you can see a lot of clouds and quite a bit of rain that will move south today. we're just going to be on the northern edge of this. look at this hour by hour midday today, south bay, east bay, lower peninsula, a chance of light rain at times and then clearing skies heading into tonight. as you see here, our rain totals light. obviously areas south of san francisco have the best chance of seeing anything out of today. so mild temperatures in the forecast today. mid 60s. tomorrow remember that time change, we're going to get a warmer forecast to wrap-up the weekend and rain returns monday night into tuesday. >> all right. looks good, rob. thanks. >>> a heartbre

i'm kira klapper.orologist rob mayeda is in for vianey with a look at our microclimate forecast. i don't even know what to say about that. >> pretty start. >> yeah, pretty. >> pretty chilly, too. >> yeah. >> 42 degrees in san jose. san francisco, by san francisco standards, pretty chilly. 44. and highs today also cool. low to mid 50s across the bay area and scattered showers. very interesting this morning. take a look at the color-coding there, the shower approaching mt. tam, looks like sleet. above 1,500 feet to 2,000 feet. snow around mt. hamilton and continue to see scattered showers turn i think to rain around midday from 10:30 to 12:30. widespread band of rain comes through. and scattered showers and there is the chance of thunder between now and about maybe sunset tonight. then we'll see the showers decrease. so interesting weekend. low snow levels. slight chance of thunder with small hail. a few extra showers around the hilltops tomorrow. sunday does look drier and the first half of next week be

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist kari hall is in for vianey with a look at our microclimate forecast. i was saying, you don't want here for a sixth day in a row, but i'm happy to have you. >> good to be here. and it's going to be a gorgeous day. and you saw the fog moving back into san francisco. so that means cooler temperatures. here's another view. and you can see it a little bit better here in this shot as it rolls across the bay. our cooling fog is back. we are not going to have these near-record high temperatures. and as we get a look at our visibility at half moon bay, down to a quarter mile there, so that dense fog hugging the coast. with our highs today reaching into the low 60s today. in san jose, 79 degrees. and just a little bit cooler than it was for those interior valleys. we'll be watching that, and even cooler for tomorrow. so more on that in the full forecast. >> need a break. all right. we'll check in with you at 7:00, kari. thanks. >>> their calls for action are growing louder. protes

i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey. you have a look at our microclimate forecast. and you have literally something for everyone. if you don't want rain, you don't want hail, we have sunshine, we have -- >> everything covered, really? rainbows, clouds, sun, cold temperatures around here. at least by our standards they're cold. san jose is 40. couple that with the wind speed, the wind chill factor feels more like 36 degrees this morning. cloudy skies over san francisco. 43. and we've had a few snow flurries this morning, once again top mt. tam. so our stormranger or snow ranger mobile doppler radar for you this morning, tracking those lowering snow levels at times, close to 2,000 feet. you see the passing showers near san francisco, and not a lot right now around san jose. this is some cool air that's coming on in, so notice the highs today, most places low 50s. as we head into the afternoon, you'll notice the intensity of the showers picking up, especially from 11:00 later this morning to mid afternoon. you see san jose

kira terry, student, golden west college: "i don't know how to feel about it i'm just so immune to itnow i'm just trying to push the negativity out."a long beach man says he was out for a walk with his wife and baby last week when the woman, identified as tarin olson, apparently didn't want to share the sidewalk with his family.she then told him to "go back to your home country." olson refused an interview when we showed up at her house but gave us this statement which reads in part:"i feel my perspective will be twisted if discussing the skewed video which cut out part of the incident. if you would like to have a full formal studio interview about the displacement of european- americans then i gladly am available to enlighten the public."a college spokesperson said they don't support or condone olson's comments and that the matter is being investigated.leticia clark, college district:at her performance in the past, her interaction with students on campus, that's what's taking place right now."mixed about what, if any, discipline the teacher should facestudent, golden west college:"i

now, i'm going to come on up here and say hi, to kira, kira, tell me, how many years has st.atherine been in a parade? been in the parade since 2008. eleven years performing. >> that's great, since 2008. and you also have ryan, a big float, with a theme for this year? >> yes, we've been making our own float for three years now. and this year's float theme is st. patrick bless those who become and called to the church. >> that's good. we can't wait to see the float in a parade. and molly, you actually do some irish dancing here, as. >> i. >> we have almost 50 dancers from the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth grade. no training in irish dancing but we practice every year. >> no training? you have sister rose marie as the big dance instructor. sister, how do you do it with all of the kids? step back here, see them dance. go ahead. >> me or them? >> well, them, i guess. >> it was a challenge because i had 20 the first time, 50 the second day, and we had to break it up. i broke it newspaper steps. >> so this is actually part of their curriculum, part of their class day here? >> oh, n

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. last night and into early today. that's what's bringing light showers. but now they're starting to track south and east. so they're moving away. but we do have another incoming syst

kira terry, student, golden west college:"i don't know how to feel about it i'm just so immune to itush the negativity out."kira terry, student, golden west college:i don't know what should happen to the counselor, you know, freedom of speech"(grant) college spokesperson said they don't support or condone olson's comments and the matter is being investigated. the coast community college district is looking at olson's performance in the past, and her interaction with students on campus. (vicki) a texas couple is warning other pet owners tonight...after their dog got its head stuck in a chip bag...and suffocated. chrissy young and christian villareal got petey -- a pitbull mix three years ago. he was a part of their family. a couple of weeks ago, they returned home from work to find him unresponsive -- his nose in a tortilla chip bag. the two rushed petey to the vet hospital... but it was too late. dr. allison erkman says she has heard of cases like this, but it was a first for their clinic.(sot) dr. allison erkman/four seasons veterinary hospital: "anything on the counter within their

a knock at the door because there's the worst best friend in the world outside trying to steal kira knightley. that's not the dude from "the walking dead." that's alan. hello alan. bottom left-hand corner's watching the movie with maria. they were sitting down enjoying this romance and suddenly he's in the movie sending these mags going back through their history. he can't picture his life without her but not just her. >> talking about her incredible family, looks to his left and to his right. oh, hello. it's her whole family, too. >> oh. >> so now he's got all this backup, and he's got the last few cards to show. bottom left-hand corner, she's doing snippy finger, the tv asks, will you marry me. she said no. no, she said yes. of course she did. >>> young sung kim has become one of the best artists especially on instagram, that i have seen. he creates these insanely realistic paintings that are a duplicate of a photograph he's taken of a real animal, then paints it to look insanely realistic. >> it's the light bending and reflecting off of the fish, and bending through the glass, that's freak

the would never call kira sunshine.lex schachter would never walk into school with his brother ryan. scott beagle would never joke around with cameron at camp. helena ramsey would never hang out after school with max. gina would never went to her friend at lunch. joaquin would never play basketball with sam or dylan ,oster a land that would never chris hixon would never, luke hoyer would never, marking would never make peter wang would never, alyssa would never, jamie gartenberg would never, meadow pollack would never. amy: emma gonzalez silence would last for 4 minutes and 26 seconds. in what has been described as the loudest silence in the history of u.s. social protest. since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes, 20 seconds. the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape, and walk free for an hour before arrest. five for your lives before it is someone else's job. [cheers] amy: mass shooting survivor 18-year-old emmett gonzalez. we will be

aaron would never call kira miss sunshine.alk into school with his brother ryan. >> joining me now is democratic mayor of new orleans mitchell landrieu, author of "in the shadow of statues," which grew out of an extraordinary speech, mr. mayor, that you gave last may about monuments. thank you very much. i want to know how you believe this gun debate and this protest affects your city, the younger generation, and potentially the midterm elections. >> well, you know, out of the mouths of babes come truth. our children, they see the truth more clearly than adults do, and they tell the truth. that was a very powerful speech that young lady gave yesterday. it was incredible. in the book that i wrote, i actually have an entire chapter in it about violence, which is just an incredible plague across the united states of america. since 1980, we've had 630,000 people killed on the streets of america. that's more soldiers than have been killed in all the wars of the 20th and 21st century. it's extraordinary. we're in a moment now. you c

. >> hi, i'm kira, i'm from the marco island charter middle school with mr. jarrett. have a question for ms. tinker. you said that you lost two of your court cases. so what kept you -- inspired you to move on even though you had lost? >> since we lost at the district level and then we lost at the appeals level, how did we keep the, you know, strength or the did we keep the strength or the motivation to keep going on? it was hard because i am alone, from andrej kramaric is to make life a little unpleasant, of course. but they are out there, but we find ways to ignore them. -- it was hard because of, well, for one thing, the haters do make life a little unpleasant, of course. but they are out there, but we find ways to ignore them. right? yeah. but the worst thing was that the war kept going on and the war kept building up. and it was really awful, and so many people were going off to war from our area there where we lived in des moines. and so i think what kept me motivated was knowing young people through history who were standing up as well. i mean, even the birmingh

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the first prize winner from our middle school east category is kira lamb, uma fox, and chia beachler from eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. our judges special citation for creativity goes to ra heem baker, william mcknight, and zaina multitry from zo zo missions in brighton, florida. and finally, we're happy to announce our grand prize winners. add dad koch and tyler soonny for their documentary old enough to fight, old enough to vote. >> we're calling because this year we received 2,800 videos from almost 6,000 students and we're just calling to let you guys now you won grand prize. >> yea! >> you know with this year's to tick was an open-ended question so we had some time to focus in. and when i looked on line and i got the contact information for the person who authored the 26th, i thought we have to do this. we have to get in contact with this person. s