lisa began by knocking on the door of the santa clara sart facility. >> i said, hi, i'm lisa. i'm a notre dame student. >> i have this school project and this is what i want to do. >> reporter: program manager linda richards says there have been other donations in the past, but never so consistent, never so well organized. >> i don't know what part of the universe brings this sort of thing together. but it worked for both of us. >> reporter: thanks to lisa, and her grateful garment project, santa clara sart now has a closet full of new, comfortable, warm clothes. and they are not the only ones. in just a little over two years, the grateful garment project has expanded to helping sart programs in 13 california counties. >> supporting a demographic region of about 10 million people in california, the grass roots organization that runs from my living room here. >> reporter: lisa is actually still in school, a graduate student. but every minute not in class is a minute spent on grateful garments. but she says she's reached the limit right now of what a single person can do, and on

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thank you, lisa. coming up next, back in action. the gaels return to the court for the first time since ncaa sanctions were handed down. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:22. thanks for being an early bird and getting up in the we hours of the morning to watch the abc7 sunday morning news. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. not a whole lot going on at this time of the day. but weather-wise a cooler day. here's another shot for you. this one is from our roof cam showing you the embarcadero all let up there. you can look for cooler temperatures today, maybe some scattered showers. our meteorologist lisa argen will be along during the newscast to give you a full accuweather forecast. >>> you know, it's been 19 years since two teachers launched a program for underserved kids. the program called knowledge is power program or kip has grown into a network in schools in 20 states. kip wanted to see if the charter schools are on the right track and commissioned a study done only at their middle sch

kira. >> thanks, lisa. just shy of 6:01 right now. determine the cause of a raceway trap at a practice run at marysville raceway park. convince en say the driver, a 17-year-old senior at petaluma high school, failed to negotiate a curve going 99 miles an hour. ran off the track is into at pit row. >> we wanted the practice to stop and so a lot of frantically waving to the officials to stop the other cars to get the safety people over there. once that took place it got very silent, eerily silent, and there were immediately people on the scene, bystanders, mainly trying to help the injured. >> a 68-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy died. they were part of the race crew in that pit area. the race was cancelled. >>> berkeley police are looking for one of two men who shot employees at a well-known nightclub during a brazen robbery. it happened friday night.

lisa argen is here now.h of us are struggling the loss of the hour but it does mean longer sun light. >> yes. that sun setting at 7:13. it's 7:28. so that will be a little different. but maybe people sleep in. as we head outside -- weapon aren't heading outside. we go to live doppler 7hd where it is nice and quiet. this has been certainly a dry stretch the past, you know, january and february. a little bit of rain last week. and this morning we are not talking about anything in the way of clouds. in fact, temperatures have dropped significantly. we are in the 30s and 40s out there. it is a clear sky. a little fog forming along the coast. maybe a patch or two from the san mateo coast. here's the roof camera and you middle we are back into the mid-30s for napa. 39 by the delta. good morning, isn't regulation. 38 for you. 36 in livermore. certainly you are chillier this morning. 37 gilroy and 33 in union city. from the bay bridge a couple other readings around the bay. with the clear sky you notice we have a li

here is lisa argen. >> lisa: the fog is beginning to lift in spots.an see from mount tam, sutro we could see it in the distance and base of it is about 800 feet where the fog sits. we're looking at visibility reduce around the bay because it is pretty dense, mile and a half visibility, half mile from novato to santa rosa. we were clear in north parts. bay area earlier. two and a half mile at san carlos airport. livermore, spots where you can't even see and temperatures today around the bay warming up nicely under mostly sunny conditions. the fog is lifting within the next couple of hours. >> katie: in sacramento the california teachers association is demanding that lawmakers use tax money to restore education funding. layoff notices are going out to hundreds of teachers even they said yes to proposition 30 for education. here is nannette miranda with the story. >>> california teachers association estimates the number of layoff notices handed out to public school teachers this week could be as low as 2,600 statewide, that is down 87% from the 20,000 pi

thank you, lisa. great weather for this event which is back. sunday streets in san francisco. today is the fifth annual season of this hugely popular event that allows pedestrian it take over the city streets. three miles will close to cars. that's where we find kira klapper with the preview of next month's opening of the exploratorium. career law. >> that's right, carolyn. it's called on the move and it's to get people the real hands-on interactive draw of the exploratorium, even though it's not technically open. it's opening a month from now across the street at pier 15. we can give you a sneak preview. there will be food, interactive tents and one of the biggest draws is right behind me. let me say this correctly, it meanings the mechanical octopus. later tonight this will be the center of a big party. it is a flame-flowing exhibit. it will be illuminated tonight. right now it's just going to be the center of a lot of interacttist for kids and families to enjoy. there are two other exhibit location

katie. >> thanks, lisa. and we want to take you back to the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is live at the scene of a nightclub shooting in san francisco. three people were shot. kira, how serious are the injuries? >> katie, one of the victims is in serious condition, critical condition, rather. two victims have none life-threatening injuries. they are all being treated at the hospital. let's get you to the video right after the shooting just about 1:15 this morning at 330 rich nightclub. witnesses tell us it was a very scary scene. they say it started as a fight in the club. shots were fired into the air. everyone in the club panicked. everyone was trying to get out. one victim said there was another round of shots, a set of creams, complete and putter pandemonium. then the gun fight made it across the street into the parking lot where anywhere from 30 to 40 shots were fired. cars were hit. at least three people were hit. listen to one of the witnesses, w

and lisa bloom is an legal analyst from avo.com. kat kathy, i was so upset when i heard you say, don't expect this is going to be the moment that changes everything. and then along came the tweet and the facebook posts last night and i thought of you immediately. you were right. >> i didn't want to be. but i've been doing this for such a long time, and i see these patterns repeat over and over and over. and when you add the social media, you've really added a very toxic combination of the messages that girls get, the messages that boys get, lack of parental involvement. add social media to the mix and kids that don't have a filter, you'll get this. and that -- and that message, that these girls sent, went to so many other rape victims. and it also went to so many other possible predators, who would prey on those rape victims. >> lisa bloom, jump in here, if you will. i just asked the attorney general, is it potentially another teaching moment, i say with trepidation, considering, having gone through this just 24 hours ago. these are

i'll have that next. >> thank you, lisa.lso next a preview of abc's new crime drama, red widow, which premieres tonight. we will talk to the creator >> we have been extremely dry. it's time for some rain. >> and we will have to wait a little longer what have we have now is mostly offshore and that's where it has remained mostly. we are look at the green but it is well offshore. we had a rain drop or two over in the east bay and also at the airport this morning. but today there's the napa marathon. should stay dry. maybe a spotty shower in the higher elevations of the hills there and also escape frommal draw crazy, there's filtered sunshine on the way. with look for the radar to become more active on tuesday. right now we see the returns on 280 and higher elevations. we are looking at a dry sub cloud layer. that means the atmosphere is too dry to have really anything come out of it. 54 san francisco, 57 in oakland with mid-60s in san jose and santa cruz at 63. mt. tam a little breezy, 10 to 20 mile-an-hour winds. yesterday we

thank you, lisa. 6:31 right now. power and influence of the agriculture industry is coming under scrutiny. undercover videos on farm sometimes show shocking abuses of animals. but now as reporter brian ross reports, such citizen journalism is considered criminal activity in several states. >> wayne, the head of the humane society, said such undercover videos have been the key to tough, new, anti-cruelty laws. >> this led to the largest meat recall in american history. >> and this one which disclosed cruelty and unsanitary condition at major pork producers. but all of that could be coming to an end. under pressure from the agriculture industry, at least five states now have laws making it a crime to go undercover on farm properties to record videos in iowa the law passed a few months after an abc news report featuring undercover footage as a huge iowa egg factory, taped by the group mercy for animals. >> if somebody comes on somebody else's property through fraud, deception or lying, that is a serious violation of peo

katie. >> sounds good, lisa.hank you. >>> >> the california federation of teachers is calling on all school districts in large budget reserves to use the money to stop layoffs. abc7 news. >> here the story. >> the california teachers association estimates the number of layoff notices handed out to public school teachers this week could be as low as 2600 statewide. that's down 87% from the 20,000 pink slips issued last year. >> we think it is outrageous. >> the other union, the california federation of teachers, can believe the notices are going out at all given the higher taxes approved by proposition 30 last year that was supposed to save schools from more budget cuts. >> for schools now to be issuing layoff notices review let's plates the spirit in which prop 30 was promoted to the public. >> megan got a pink slip again. she thought she was safe this year considering her district now has a 31% reserve. >> i don't understand why our district doesn't see that the budget pie is expanding and this should have resul

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here is lisa argen. >> lisa: take a look. this is beautiful, 22 degrees in the northern sierra, pretty breezy here, about 71% for the average and we did pretty well with this last system. there is fresh powder. 35 for a high today. we'll be looking at our winds backing off today. that is because high pressure builds in. we will have breeze at the coast but the warming trend gets underway today. what you see it on your window is what you get, all that sunshine for the weekend with numbers in the 40s right now. we'll look for numbers around 70 in warmest locations. aisle explain and seven-day outlook coming up. >> katie: breaking news in the north bay where a police chase came to a conclusion. it begin with a robbery at a walmart. our reporter has been on the scene in american canyon all morning joining us with details. >> as you said it all started with an armed robbery at walmart. this man stole a tv and then led police on a high-speed chase mentioned a quiet mobile home park. it was just after 4:00 a.m. and proceeded to driv

i'll explain ahead. >> thanks, lisa.steph curry takes to the court for the first time since his a 4-point >> welcome back. thanks for joining us at 6:46 this saturday morning. we are so loving the sunrise this morning. happens every day, granted, but it is particularly gorgeous with those clouds. this is live from san francisco, looking to be in the mid-50s today but not quite the blue skies and sunshine we were enjoying yesterday. lisa argen will have your full forecast for you coming up in just a little bit. there's some rain in there. in sports tonight st. mary's hosts a team a day after being put on probation for recruiting violations. here's larry beil with the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. the st. mary's basketball program is a west coast power. the challenge now is maintaining that because the ncaa has just hit the gaels with four years of probation. they will still be able to compete in the ncaa tournament, but it's scholarship reductions and a one-year ban for the coach recruiting

. >> lisa, thank you. investigators in quantico, virginia have identified the three marines who died thursday in a murder-suicide. the shooter and one of the victims is from the bay area. 25-year-old sergeant lopez of pacifica shot two co-workers before killing himself. in a statement his 81-year-old great grandfather the marines told us they were investigating more and that they would let us know. he wasn't the type to do stuff like that. we did contact lopez's family by phone in pacifica and they declined to offer any further comment. one of his victims is 19-year-old lance cpl. sarah of oakley. her family asked us not to use any pictures of her and we are honoring that request. sergeant lopez was a machine gunner and instructor at the marine base. on thursday night inside one of the barracks they say he gunned down two people from then shot himself. agents have not given a motive. stay with abc7 news for any developments in this story. >> we do have developing news right now. we just received word a sol

katie. >> lisa, thank you. oakland woman who was mugged answering her front door is fighting back. a video showing her ordeal may be difficult to watch burks oakland police are hoping it will inspire more victims to come forward. allen wong shows us what happened. >> reporter: the woman in this video has no idea she's being targeted bid two young men who don't realize they are being caught on camera. the robber stole the woman's purse in the 2000 block of east 17th street in east oakland but they were exposed by surveillance cameras and police arrested them. police don't think she was

katie. >> all right, lisa. thank you. >>> developing news in san francisco where police have arrested several people expecting of being a tagging crew. we are told they will face felony charges. career kira klapper is live with the details. kira. >> good morning, katie. it is still dark but i will step out owe is you can see this big garage door behind me. we are in selma. in garage door is what the crew was just beginning to tag when they were caught. police came down and they were beginning to outline what they were going to color in with their graffiti. but a neighbor called after she heard them about 3:30 this morning. we have video when police arrived and ten were arrested, 10 adults and 1 juvenile. what surprised police is these people have backpacks filled and filled with graffiti kansas. 30 kansas of spray. this is unprecedented to discover this big of a graffiti ring. they also had large markers and pens inside their backpacks. san francisco police say this is an unusual bust but they are pleased to ta

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that's straight ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also next a special tribute for a family touched by tragedy. it's a home makeover for a girl who lost her father and her sister. also it is the first weekend since those sequester cuts went into effect. the impact it's having so far. >> it's the first weekend of those federally mandated sequester cuts. the impact seems minimal so far but that hasn't alleviated concerns by some over what is to come. we have more. >>> 27-year-old maria, a civilian defense department employee, is preparing for the worst. >> i do live paycheck to paycheck. >> but anger, resentment about this? >> no, mostly disappointment. >> she's called her rent, cable and electric company asking for special dispensation when the furloughs begins where she works. one of possible 750,000 pentagon employees in a similar situation. these forced her to rethink her spending, buying her groceries in bulk. >> you are counting every dollar? >> every dollar. >> this is not going to be an apocalypse, it's just done. -- it's dump.

katie. >> lisa, thank you.king news in the north bay where a police chase this morning has come to a crashing conclusion. it began with a robbery at a wal-mart store. abc7 newsroomer kira klapper is live with details. >> katie, it all edged here at american canyon mobile home park. as you said, it started as an armed robbery. take a look where it ended in this man's front yard. tire tracks tearing through his front yard. the cause of that is this truck behind me. we are waiting for the tow truck to come and pick it up. truck may have been stolen. it belonged to an armed robbery suspect. plane get you to the video where it started outside of a wal-mart. a man went inside wal-mart and said he had a gun and took a tv. police intercepted him about a mile and a half later. three patrol units chased him actually around, looped around this mobile home park at high speeds. the man rammed one of the patrol cars and another patrol car had to ram him and stop him. open wouldn't give up. they tazed him to get him under con

. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, closing in on the conclave. the final preparations underway at the vatican as the cardinals get ready to chews a new a new . >> and a deadly sailboat accident in southern california. why the coast guard didn't >> welcome back, everyone. isolates 6:13. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge on this sunday morning. not a lot of traffic. still too early. remember to set your clock ahead. you know what you do if you are feeling the effects of daylight savings time. experts say get out and enjoy the sun light as soon as and we will have plenty of that as the week progresses. lisa argen is along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >>> preparation is underway for this week's papal conclave. the cardinals will begin voting tuesday afternoon in a secret ballot to elect a successor to the recently-retired pope benedict. abc's marscy gonzalez has the details. >> a day off from general congregation meetings. the 115 cardinals preparing to choose a new pope were spending this morning celebrating mass with thei

katie. >> all right, lisa. you. >> developing news this hour in american canyon where police shot and killed a man. police say they tried to pull over the driver of a white pickup truck. the man sped off leading them on a short chase and the pursuit ended with gunfire on an unfinished extension of the road. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released and authorities are not

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here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, katie.are looking at the official sunrise. 8 minutes after 7. but you can already see the beginning of dawn out there. nice and clear from our sutro camera. we will be looking at very pleasant temperatures today with a mostly sunny sky not only for your saturday but for your sunday as well. numbers are dropping into the 30s. in fact mid-30s toward the napa valley. elsewhere we are looking at mainly in the 40s, perhaps a 50-degree temperature. we will keep the upper 50s with the breezy winds at our coast today. definitely cool there. but you head away from the coast, plenty of 60s and even some low 70s. it will be a nice evening tonight. we will keep the fog away but more clouds will enter the forecast as soon as the upcoming work week. we will let you know if that includes any rain in a few minutes. katie. >> lisa, thank you. we want to get you back to the breaking news we've been reporting on. we've been covering all morning. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is live at the scene after nightc

katie. >> lisa, thank you.ruz police officers are back on duty this weekend days after two of their own were gunned down. lawrence butch baker and detective elizabeth butler were killed tuesday afternoon. their memorial service, which is next thursday, has been moved to san jose to accommodate the thousands of mourners who are expected to

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. >> and new mom again, lisa loeb. >> i'm dr.z, and this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." >> good evening. welcome. i'm dr. mehmet oz, in for piers tonight. we have a special hour tonight, one you won't want to miss. it's all about finding health in america, from staying fit, to food, to sleep, and sex, we're bringing you the answers you need to know. it's not easy, but we can do it together. tonight, i'm going to show you exactly how. to help me out, pop icon cyndi lauper, and lisa loeb. i want to start with madeleine stowe. she's been featured in dozens of movies and television shows and she's starring on revenge on tv. take a look. >> my son floats through life unable to make his own decisions. you could have dissuaded him at any point. why didn't you? >> i guess i wanted to see him win. >> you selfish little girl. in doing so, you may have cost him his greatest loss. >> playing mean every week. does that bring you joy? >> it does. you know, because i think we all have a real dark streak in us. and because we're

lisa amin gulezian joins us with that part of the story. lisa? >> carolyn, santa clara county has always supported same sex marriage and local couples and even marriage commissioners are optimistic. the -- optimistic the justices will rule in their favor. they have the rings and the photo albums, buts they are still not married. i visited them in 2010 when they thought the prop 8 stay would be lifted and they could have their dream wedding. they even had a facebook wedding invite page. >> we are going to keep fighting for it. >> life has gone on for the couple. they are even adopting their first child. but they still want one thing. >> the ceremony i want is probably not going to happen anytime soon necessarily, but i do want it just like anyone else. >> it is important for a child to be able to say my parents are married, and the state recognizes their marriage. >> the issue of adoptions and the voices of children of same sex couples made their way to the supreme court today. according to a constitution allah professor, margaret russell, this ma

lisa amin gulezian joins us with that part of the story. lisa? >> carolyn, santa clara county has always supported same sex marriage and local couples and even marriage commissioners are optimistic. the -- optimistic the justices will rule in their favor. they have the rings and the photo albums, buts they are still not married. i visited them inthey when they thought the prop 8 stay would be lifted and they could have their dream wedding. they even had a facebook wedding invite page. >> we are going to keep fighting for it. >> life has gone on for the couple. they are even adopting their first child. but they still want one thing. >> the ceremony i want is probably not going to happen anytime soon necessarily, but i do want it just like anyone else. >> it is important for a child to be able to say my parents are married, and the state recognizes their marriage. >> the issue of adoptions and the voices of children of same sex couples made their way to the supreme court today. according to a constitution allah professor, margaret russell, this may

. >> katie: it is 8:08 and lisa argen has a look at the forecast. >> lisa: this morning, we are 55 degrees outside. here is a look from the roof camera. the clouds will win out today. that will bring slightly cooler temperatures and the rain, in the seven-day outlook. >> katie: also next, new concerns about a sinkhole that swallowed up part of a house in florida, what engineers are saying this morning about the danger. plus, a bay area lawmaker >>> good morning. welcome, thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. you are looking live from mount tamalpais and gorgeous morning that is developing neither the bay area. it's mild out there and a little bit cloudy which should help us all transition from the sunshine we saw in the last couple days what might be some rain in the forecast. lisa argen will have all the details for you coming up in just a little bit. >>> rescuers say a giant sinkhole is too unstable for them to recover a man's bedroom that collapsed in tampa, florida. five other people escaped unharmed after the hole opened up. victim is presumed dead. his brother was there and

where can we find them, lisa? >> let's look. good morning, everyone.ive doppler 7 hd showing radar is showing the sprinkles right now in the santa cruz mountains but there are more all throughout the bay area with the low level moisture, the southern winds bringing in a mild start and we are talking about low-to-mid 50's with fog. here is a look at the bay bridge where temperatures are very mild, 54 in napa and you may run into an isolated shower. a lot of cloud cover to start the day. that is keeping the chance of showers in the forecast through the afternoon. it winds down in the evening hours. 50's to start out. upper 50's to near 70, pretty muggy out there. we will see a few bits of sun and a slight chance for showers tonight in the forecast. leyla gulen? how is the commute? >> as we look right now through burlingame the sig-alert has canceled at broadway. northbound is not seeing problems moving to sfo. i want to take you outside, and a look at the drive into the macarthur maze with tail lights headed in the westbound direction looking at clear co

lisa amin gulezian joins us live now with the later. >> lisa: police have been parked across the street from here for hours, keeping a very close eye on this place. ashkenaz opened tonight with a very strong antiviolence message. >> we are now one spirit, one family, under one roof. >> lisa: at ashkenaz, hearts and head hang low. >> they cannot stop us. the fun must continue, and peace must continue. >> lisa: this prayer circle is in honor or larry chin and stan ellis, the two employees were shot just after midnight during a robbery. >> i hear pop, pop, and hear everybody troping down so i'm turning to look at my boss, my boss is right here, and the blood flows. >> hearing chin was shot in the back of the head. the suspect climbed over him to steal the cash in the cafe. at the same time the second suspect was stealing the money from ed win baxter's cash drawer at the door. >> the next thing i know, my friend jumped. >> ellis saw the suspect's gun on his friend and intervened. he was shot in the arm. it ail rye mines baxter of the day ashkenaz's owner was shot and killed the 1996. baxter

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lisa amin gulezian is live to explain what happened. lisa? >> the city council voted to move forward with its bid for the super bowl. >> santa clara is going all out to woo the nfl in the bid for the super bowl. the new stadium will open in 2014 and 2014 and 2016 the city leaders want the super bowl to be played here. >> it is a great deal for santa clara. >> tonight the council agreed to waive a 9.5% hotel tax on the 350 rooms the staff will occupy. it will also waive a 10% ticket surcharge and a 35 centfd youth programs and a $4.54 parking fee will be waived. >> by having fees waived it makes us more attractive. even though we have all of this to offer it is the first time we are doing this. we want to make sure we are competitive. >> santa clara is going up to host super bowl 50. miami has already hosted 10 super bowls. but sources say they can't afford to waive the hotel tax. hotel managers meantime say temporarily waiving the tax won't affect their bottom line. >> the exposure we will get here during the super bowl event will more than m

lisa amin gulezian is live to explain what happened. lisa? >> the city council voted to move forward with its bid for the super bowl. >> santa clara is going all out to woo the nfl in the bid for the super bowl. the new stadium will open in 2014 and 2016 the city leaders want the super bowl to be played here. >> it is a great deal for santa clara. >> tonight the council agreed to waive a 9.5% hotel tax on the 350 rooms the staff will occupy. it will also waive a 10% ticket surcharge and a 35 cent ticket fee funding senior and youth programs and a $4.54 parking fee will be waived. >> by having fees waived it makes us more attractive. even though we have all of this to offer it is the first time we are doing this. we want to make sure we are competitive. >> santa clara is going up to host super bowl 50. miami has already hosted 10 super bowls. but sources say they can't afford to waive the hotel tax. hotel managers meantime say temporarily waiving the tax won't affect their bottom line. >> the exposure we will get here during the super bowl eve

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thanks very much. temperatures are expected to push into the 80s tomorrow in some spots, believe it or not. not.abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler hd. >> beautiful, dan. when you look at live doppler 7hd, you will go, hmm, 80s? let's check it out and i will show you what it looks like. we have fog around and not just near the coast, but around the bay as well. and that is dropping visibility across parts of the bay area. look at the visibility in half moon bay, and it is down to half a mile. dense fog, give yourself extra time for that morning commute. and you can see it here from our golden gate bridge camera. it is foggy out there. the temperatures in san francisco 50 degrees, 54 san carlos and san jose, 53 in half moon bay, 48 degrees. 80s coming to parts of the bay area tomorrow and i will be back to show you where and when rain might be showing up. dan? >> thanks very much. we will see you in a few minutes. there are a lot of angry parents at a preschool in the east ba

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thanks very much. temperatures are expected to push into the 80s tomorrow in some spots, believe it or not. not.abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler hd. >> beautiful, dan. when you look at live doppler 7hd, you will go, hmm, 80s? let's check it out and i will show you what it looks like. we have fog around and not just near the coast, but around the bay as well. and that is dropping visibility across parts of the bay area. look at the visibility in half moon bay, and it is down to half a mile. dense fog, give yourself extra time for that morning commute. and you can see it here from our golden gate bridge camera. it is foggy out there. the temperatures in san francisco 50 degrees, 54 san carlos and san jose, 53 in half moon bay, 48 degrees. 80s coming to parts of the bay area tomorrow and i will be back to show you where and when rain might be showing up. dan? >> thanks very much. we will see you in a few minutes. there are a lot of angry parents at a preschool in the east ba

lisa amin gulezian is live to explain what happened. lisa? >> the city council voted to move forward with its bid for the super bowl. >> santa clara is going all out to woo the nfl in the bid for the super bowl. the new stadium will open in 2014 and 2016 the city leaders want the super bowl to be played here. >> it is a great deal for santa clara. >> tonight the council agreed to waive a 9.5% hotel tax on the 350 rooms the staff will occupy. it will also waive a 10% ticket surcharge and a 35 cent ticket fee funding senior and youth programs and a $4.54 parking fee will be waived. >> by having fees waived it makes us more attractive. even though we have all of this to offer it is the first time we are doing this. we want to make sure we are competitive. >> santa clara is going up to host super bowl 50. miami has already hosted 10 super bowls. but sources say they can't afford to waive the hotel tax. hotel managers meantime say temporarily waiving the tax won't affect their bottom line. >> the exposure we will get here during the super bowl eve

lisa, i know you're due any day now. so i wish you well, and thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. >> thanks, anderson. >> thank you, anderson. >>> coming up, a toddler who may have made medical history. researchers say she was born with hiv, and is now cured. the question is, does her case raise hopes for other babies with hiv? for adults with hiv? for anyone around the world with hiv. today we finally saw what the details of that case were. we'll talk to anthony from the nih about it. also, what the sinkhole actually looks like, the one that swallowed a 37-year-old man. david mattingly tonight takes us inside another sinkhole for an upclose look of what they're like. good morning, turtle. ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse. all set? all set. with spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. chevrolet. find new roads. prego?! but i've been b

lisa argen is here for mike nicco. i saw sprinkles, too, this morning. >> little muggy as well with moist southwest flow that is pumping in the possibility of a shower, plenty of clouds this afternoon and we will look for a little bit of clearing. mostly cloudy and partly sunny will do it for today with the temperatures very mild from five to nine degrees warmer this morning than yesterday morning. that puts everyone in the 50's. we are looking at a little bit of fog along the coast. this morning, look for numbers in the 50's and a chance of a shower through noon with mid-60's from the bay to our inland valleys and around the south bay, cupertino, sunnyvale, santa clara, 70 for the afternoon high, and the evening hours, still, a chance of an isolated shower and tomorrow we get our break with 70's and looking like a pretty nice day. in fact, from the next three we will see some sunshine tomorrow, a chance of a shower on saturday and sunday, and we even have the possibility of a few thunderstorms on easter sunday from a

lisa amin gulezian joins us with that part of the story. lisa?> carolyn, santa clara county has always supported same sex marriage and local couples and even marriage commissioners are optimistic. the -- optimistic the justices will rule in their favor. they have the rings and the photo albums, buts they are still not married. i visited them in 2010 when they thought the prop 8 stay would be lifted and they could have their dream wedding. they even had a facebook wedding invite page. >> we are going to keep fighting for it. >> life has gone on for the couple. they are even adopting their first child. but they still want one thing. >> the ceremony i want is probably not going to happen anytime soon necessarily, but i do want it just like anyone else. >> it is important for a child to be able to say my parents are married, and the state recognizes their marriage. >> the issue of adoptions and the voices of children of same sex couples made their way to the supreme court today. according to a constitution allah professor, margaret russell, this may

lisa, where else?> coastline has visibility down to nothing so it is at shoreline and in the city and in the north bay but it is creeping across the bay, so three-quarters of a mile visibility in santa rosa, and half moon bay you cannot see anything. half mile in napa, with clouds from mountain view to san jose. it is clear in hayward and concord and livermore but look at the afternoon temperatures. the cloud deck will erode and low-to-mid 70's and mid-70's by the tell da and 72 in santa cruz. look for the next 30 days the april outlook, do not get too excited about the forecast because we are looking at below normal temperatures for were of california. we need the rain. the deficit in san francisco is 6.5" of rain at a deficit. we have rain in the forecast over the weekend in the form of scattered showers tomorrow and possibility of a few thunderstorms and more rain for easter sunday. we are then partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow. leyla gulen has a check on the friday morning commute. >> we starting o