>> lowe: yes. >> smith: and you, as i understand it, have produced a lot of folks in the early part of, of your career, but you're not doing producing any longer. >> lowe: no, no, i stopped in eighties. >> smith: kind of gave it up. is that at least in part a reaction to how things are different? >> lowe: it -- yes, there was something to do with that. in the 1980's there was a sort of seismic change in how pop records were made. >> smith: yeah. >>ow eryingo ditied and my shtick when i was producing records was as a, waasorofwh do you call it, like a coach or you knw, someone to sort of get people going. >> smith: yeah. >> lowe: and in the 80's suddenly it became a much more solitary business in making records. you did it on a screen, you know. >>mi: ah >>lowe: and there was no room for failure, you know, whereas quite a lot of the records i produced were frankly pretty awful, but i did the best i could. sthye. >> lowe: you know, at the time. and when i did get lucky, they were good. >> smith: yeah

he's nick lowe, this is overheard. ♪ >> smith: nick lowe, welcome. >> lowe: it's great to be here. >>mith: so nice to see you and to meet you. congratulations on the record. >> lowe: thank you very much. >> smith: it's a -- it's a wonderful record, to me as i've listened to your stuff so much over the years in that it felt that after the first time i'd listened to it that it was an old record. it felt like i'd heard these songs a million times before not in a bad way, but in a really good way. t. they felt like standards or classics. now i wonder if as you listen to the record now as you're making the record if you had a sense of something old about it or old quality? >> lowe: yes, i, i suppose so. it, it's actually so hard to make a record especially nowadays that you can't really, you know, plan for it too much. you know, people say were you trying to do this or were you trying to do that, you just hope that some good songs are going to come along. >> smith: we assume that it's a deliberate thing or that it's a conscious thing, but in fact as you say. >> lowe: yes, yeah, exactly. >>

-- low-income and very low income households. we hear a part -- a cry for that portion of the pie to be directed to middle income. just looking at subsidizing mortgages to increase the possibility of owning a home from 14% to 25% would cost the city of $4.20 billion. we obviously do not expect to see that kind of subsidy any time soon. it begs the question what other policy responses are there to this growing affordability problem? i would like to emphasize that it is not us versus them approach. often individuals have categorized housing in san francisco as low incumbrances market rate or low-income vs middle income and that is factually incorrect and not politically constructive. there are ways to grow the subsidy by and expand market rate protection that are mutually supportive. consistent higher annual housing production will slow and in some cases reduce the affordability gap for some middle income residents. this will allow the city presumably to focus subsidies on those income levels that can afford market rate products. i

and the overwhelming kind of diet was a diet low in fat, low in refined sugars, low in fat, low in refined sugars and people were careful about their calories plus exercise. that helped people lose weight and keep it off better than any other kind of a diet. >> you remember julia childs of course. >> i sure do. >> the host of a widely popular french chef tv series and the author of numerous books. she had one of her interests in thinking about food is the tendency to view food about poison. do you think you're a little bit alarmist, not so much you but michael jacobson, the example directly opposite childs who was a great believer of eating and drinking great cuisine. >> we should get pleasure out of eating. >> do you think sauces are poison, toxic? >> depends what's in them. julia was lucky to have great genes. but what we have to remember, when you talk about alarmist, the facts are alarming. >> well, is the science -- is the science inclusive? >> the science is conclusive and it's been that way for 20-30 year. we need to cut back on salt, on saturated fat from cheese and meat, cut back

and very little -- low-income housing. that is technically correct with respect to the regional housing needs analysis but i think it is mischaracterizing -- what the rena tells us. it does not speak to existing in that need. a lot of that testimony today graphically represents there is this tremendous amount of on that need in san francisco. the rena address is need for future growth. to address the regional needs and allocate to share that but it does not speak to on that needs in san francisco. the relative on that need - unmet needs exceeds the percentage that is reflected in the performance. the other point is the testimony -- presentation before failto

the national low-income housing corporation has suggested that there is a significant need for low-income housing in san francisco. last year, we lost close to 1000 units in san francisco. we lost about 2500 homes to foreclosure. one of the things i would suggest that i look at a very comprehensive package that includes everyone including people facing foreclosure. i can honestly say that it is going to be a tough sell for folks facing foreclosure. the folks i have talked to it specifically questioned the commitment to foreclosures. just last week, the san francisco housing development corporation did a presentation before the human rights commission. that is the capital model that is designed to keep existing homeowners in their place of residence. the idea is that it will need public money, it will not need public money. it will need the city behind it. >> thank you very much. at next speaker. >> my name is sanchez. i work hard to create housing opportunities. the market does not supply their needs. the city has regulations and programs for folks between 80%- 100 brit 20% -- 120% of med

, low, and moderate income. i do not know of the supervisors have a copy of the report but on page one of the executive summary, we have a table showing the production goals and the city's ability to meet those goals from 1996--- 1996 to 2000. on page 19, table 1.1 will show you -- give you a feeling for where we are going in the current seven-year production cycles for the current goals we're trying to meet. in that table, which is a projection of where the city might be in june of 2014. this is based on data as of last august. from the planning department. i will discuss where we were in the last seven-year period. below 50% of ami, the city as on target to meet two-thirds of the goal and in the last period, the city met 83% of its goals. and for low-income we're on the projection to meet 16% of the assigned goals whereas in the last seven years we've met half. for moderate income, we are on target to meet 1/4 and that is a slight improvement for the last seven-year period. for market rate housing, we're on ta

when we talk about very low and low-income, we wanted to put a human face on it. very low income, 0% to 50% sigami. low income, 50% to 80% ami, one makes $45,000 and the other works as a waitress, bringing in tens and dollars. for moderate income, a single man earning $67,000 might be moderate in, or two flat mates, . above, 122150. a married couple with two children. what makes 85,000 and the other one make 65,000. a single woman making 100,000 could be above moderate. for the upper income, 150% or above, that could be a married couple without children. a police officer making some 5000 and nurse making 100,000. that gives you an example. when we talk about ami, it gets complicated. the area median income depends on how many people there are in those households. it can see a chart with those median incomes and you can see the highlighted areas are where each of those people we describe fall on that chart. >supervisor wiener: just some context here. i know in the last week the speaker of the state assembly put out a proposal statewide for state college tuition. an

to mid 40s there low to mid 40s monterey bay inland salinas 37 gilroy.d breezy especially over the bodies of water and isolated shower possible clear tonight more frosty spots a healthy rain which turns into showers wednesday today compared to average look at how much cooler we are, we are a good, 10, 20, 25° cooler than we were last week, san francisco nine degrees cooler oakland the same, 10 in livermore, napa 12, redwood city, san jose 52, 14° below average sunset 6:01, everybody else in the low to mid 50s today under a partly cloudy sky around the monterey bay, a little bit of a break in the morning showers low to mid 50s for you all the way as you head inland for tonight, you can see the frost in the north bay 29 napa, and santa rosa, 26 cloverdale the rest of us in the 30s until you get around san francisco, san mateo and half moon bay in the 40s lows sinking south a few scattered showers around the monterey bay in morning as we head into the afternoon higher elevations near the central valley scattered showers develop overnight those dissipate and

upper 50s and low, low 60s. temperatures will start to rebound tomorrow.lieve we will have to do with night and morning fog. we will fair. mike sign of rain will be next tuesday. >>> all the european marks. but markets in the far he's had a bellicose clothing. they were reacting to a report showing chinese manufacturing in january was better than confident. stock features are getting a boost. tempers now turning to the state and the u.s. economy. investors also seem happy about the paper work expected to be filed by facebook today and that ipo would be one of the largest offerings in history. take a look at amazon stocks today. that after the company did not meet wall street sales last week. amazon reported that revenue grew almost 17.5 percent. that is $1 billion short of what antists had forecast. >>> you go to sacramento and spell love in the air there. >>> dozens of people skilled in a snowstorm in japan. why some people say last years quake and tsunami are partly to blame. >>> traffic is looking good on 680. still wet out there for the morning commute

low 70s along the coast mid to upper 70s for the rest of us.s over, check out the cooling breezes that come in tomorrow especially over the weekend, below average next week with a chance of rain finally wednesday. frances is here with an update. >>> several accidents all within this 6:00 hour. hot spot developing in the livermore valley into pleasanton, an injury crash reported on vallecitos road past isabel. traffic is jammed up on vallecitos road even on isabel, notice the approaches are getting heavy, 13 miles anlcg4Ñ hour this if going to be the hot spot for the morning. -- this is information we have available we can tell you how far the backup goes. this is because we have this from waze traffic app. the more folks we have that join the better our information will be. that's one spot to avoid. 580 not much better, there's a crash there. 580 slow towards 680 because of another accident clear cleared from the right lane drive time from the altamont pass to 680 is 24 minutes. earlier accident thornton to 880 cleared. north 101 heavy in san j

today will be low to mid-60s. then upper 50s, very low 60s as we go into the weekend. one system that's already moving through is just fulling apart. what's gonna happen, we see the fog pushing through. mostly sunny, temperatures, not bad. just about 3 to 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. i think you will see more of a westerly wind. so mostly sunny, patchy fog, a little cooler. coastal drizzle light rain tonight and tomorrow from the system coming in. 30s for many. i mean, it's cold out, even though the cloud cover has moved out. temperatures have started to drop a little bit. low 40s for some. mid-30s for some. there's a little bite to the morning air. once we get cranked up, this won't be that bad. once the system is wrapped up like that, it's heading to seattle and vancouver. we're on the tail end of the front which leads me to believe on the -- there's not a lot of rain. that's through noon and 11:00. then by this afternoon, here comes that fog bank getting helped along by the system starting to get closer and closer, by late tomorrow into early saturday morning ri

low clouds around and partly cloudy highs, 50s in low to mid- 60s. >>> 5:24. look at this. this is a lot of snow. raising fears about avalanches in austria. some of the villages are completely cut off from the outside world. a lot of ski trails were closed after some tourists were trapped by avalanches. >>> san francisco voters may decide the future of the reservoir. the critics will file paperwork next week for the measure on the ballot. it will ask voters to approve the process that will remove the dam and restore the valley to the natural state. provides san francisco with most of its drinking water. police hope photos will help them catch a bank robber. this man walked into the bank of the west branch, handed a threatening note to the bank teller. that man took some cash, got away in a brown four-door toyota. he was last seen driving onto the willow pass onramp to 680. >>> an off duty police officer is being credited with helping put bank robbers behind bars. nikeals in ser, now he used to work in san jose until he was laid off last summer. on tuesday he was in the park

a lot of low clouds keeping temperatures cool today. upper 50s and very low 60s. your extended forecast shows night and morning fog and taking us into the weekend. it will be dry and mild. >>> a major health insurance company has agreed to provide special therapy for autism patients. blue shield of california will immediately cover the cost of a behavior analysis therapy. that is a well recognized and effective treatment for autism. the insurance company has refused to cover the treatment saying it was not a medical necessity. >>> there are two campaigns to improve working conditions at the apple factory. change.org has gathered 153,000 signatures on its petition. it asks apple to shine a spotlight on working conditions in the chinese factories and make the finings public. another petition is asking apple to make the iphone 5 ethically. that online effort has $35,000 signatures so far. >>> our time is 6:20. wells fargo bank has one particularly angry customer with a lot of money. it's the city of berkeley. they are angry with the banks role and may cut ties with w

low to mid 50s monterey bay breezy, low to mid 50s inland a better chance of seeing scattered showersis afternoon. here's a look at tonight's temperatures mid to upper 20s, cloverdale, santa rosa, napa, 30s for the rest of us until you get to san mateo, half moon bay, san francisco low to mid 40s. here's that area of low pressure sinking to the south far enough offshore and we couldn't get measurable rain here, a few radar return around the monterey bay pan snow in the sierra with the counterclockwise flow of that area of low pressure spinning down here you can see showers around santa cruz and some of the showers to the south they redevelop this afternoon the line from ukiah along fairfield, livermore down the higher elevations as you head into the central valley. one the sunsets we'll lose the energy, lose the showers wake up tomorrow with a clear sky and cool conditions increasing clouds as the sunsets especially cross the north bay 8:00 light rain will continue overnight tomorrow wednesday's morning commute, that's when the healthy rain starts to who have in by 10 -- one, 2 it is

we're down to the low and mid-20s. fairfax, arlington, prince george's, montgomery counties only near 30 in washington and right by the bay and the view from space showing a clear sky thanks to high pressure coming in. that's brought in some of the cold dry air that will be with us this morning. sunrise at 7:10, in the mid-30s. then 40 to near 50. afternoon hitting low to mid-50. here's your evening planner. sunset at 5:35. mostly clear start to the evening. mid-40s by 7:00, clouds rolling in later in the evening. -month down near 40 degrees. a look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, the weekend it sneaks up on you quickly, coming up here in about ten minutes a look at the seven day. how is traffic? >> no issue at route 50. making your way out of annapolis and heading to the beltway, you're clear in both directions, a live look right now at route 50 at 301. again, as you are traveling westbound and eastbound your lanes are open. no problems at all. travel is good at westbound at 65 miles per hour and from 301 to

this will be more of a low cloud deck than anything else.to pick up anything on live storm tracker two. some of that is coming through. we'll have updates on this. and also some maybe a local drizzle. temperatures will come down. that is a given. 72 yesterday in santa rosa. 62. 66 in san francisco. 68 livermore. this system is slowly working in a lot of low clouds. 40s to right at 50 for san francisco. lows in the city. i have seen anywhere from 45- 53. they are all over the place. that 45 is out at sunset. we'll go 55 fog, sun, greasy at noon -- breezy at noon. if you're commuting in there it won't be as nice. another system comes in on saturday morning. most of this will split and go south. another one late sunday into mono. the pattern is starting to change here. tea we drop 5-10 degrees. 60s for temps today. out of those low and mid 70s morgan hill was 75. 66 today. 61 san rafael. pebble was spectacular yesterday. cooler over the week with highs in the upper 50s. mostly sunny partly cloudy over the weekend. cool and breezy. dave and pam.

and very little -- low-income housing. that is technically correct with respect to the regional housing needs analysis but i think it is mischaracterizing -- what the rena tells us. it does not speak to existing in that need. a lot of that testimony today graphically represents there is this tremendous amount of on that need in san francisco. the rena address is need for future growth. to address the regional needs and allocate to share that but it does not speak to on that needs in san francisco. the relative on that need - unmet needs exceeds the percentage that is reflected in the performance. the other point is the testimony -- presentation before fails to address the fair housing implications of redefining middle income populations. i think the next analysis from the standpoint of in order to comply with the city's obligations under the consolidated plan and fair housing law is you have to look at the percentage allocation of moderate and medium income. the data is hard to read on the chart. the white population which

particularly in low-income communities. the affordable housing production goals set by the housing element has been unmet. market rate housing goals have been exceeded. every other category has not been met. for me, this is what happens when we treat housing as a commodity. this speaks to the priority of higher-income people over low- income residences. in my line of work, i have met people that the taraval before the housing skyrocket. san francisco has long been seen as a beacon for progressive values and where tolerance can be practiced. a place where you can live in a san francisco with a meager income. i am not educated in the specific policy decisions that created this housing crisis. since i have been a part of the family, it really does feel like the city government is on a trajectory toward caring about preserving its legacy and preserving the needs of the community that makes this a unique and unparalleled place to live. making sure that low-income communities are able to live here. it does not make sense to put r

low to mid 60s peninsula. to near 60 along the coast with 61 downtown san francisco upper 50s to near 60 north bay coast inland mid 60s to a few upper 60s like 67 in santa rosa, low to mid 60s along the eastern sea shore i should say a, bay line, bay something mid 60s east bay valleys low to mid 60s monterey bay and mid to upper 60s inland. tonight a wealth of 30s even around fremont, palo alto and san jose 40s san rafael, richmond, oakland, san mateo, half moon bay and san francisco. cold front from yesterday pushed through. jet stream building this low will move away, allowing this high to move inland when we get offshore winds or land breeze that chases away the clouds makes cool at night warmer than average during the afternoon middle to upper 60s to possibly 70 on super bowl sunday. good morning frances. is the traffic as quiet as the weather? >> it is pretty quiet. probably even quieter than the weather right now. looking good on 280 northbound headlights out of downtown san jose, 17 still find out of th

low income customers would pay less.g&e says, the charge will cover the cost of maintaining the analog meter. smart meters have drawn fire from people who have questioned accuracy and others concerned about privacy and health. pg&e says the meters emit short bursts of radio signals that are safe. >>> facebook's move to go public is giving a new look at the social networking giant. the company file yesterday for an initial public offering, they earned 3.7 billion dollars last year and made a profit of one billion dollars. more than 82% comes from advertising aimed at facebook's 845 million users. zinc contributes 12% of facebook's -- zinc contributes 12% of facebook's the filing warns that facebook's explosive growth could level off. >>> oakland has a new fire chief. why he making history. >>> -- why she making history. >>> >>> and the story behind these frightening photos. >>> nasa releases new video of the moon as >>> welcome back. check out the warm weather along the gulf coast mid 70s dallas, new orleans, 68 atlanta c

stray shower through the central valley and low 50s.ight 29 napa, santa rosa 26 cloverdale the rest of us in the 30s except san francisco, san mateo and half moon bay low to mid 40s. there's the low that passed over us last night quietly far enough offshore it brought rain to the monterey bay not here at home. we have a chance of seeing a scattered shower the closer to the central valley higher elevation better chance you will see one of those showers. overnight it clears out quiet tomorrow morning much cooler like it was sunday morning. tomorrow afternoon high clouds rain steady rain stars moving into the north bay about 9:00 hits the bay area the heart of the bay area during the morning rush hour steady rain out of the south bay by 2. showers and snow showers down to 3500 feet possible wednesday into the evening. up to a quarter inch south bay inch and may have in the mountains. possibly one to two feet of snow tuesday night into wednesday, win for storm watch for the sierra. temperatures finally back to average, dry and sunny over th

up ears and low -- upper 50s and low 60s. napa at 38 degrees. livermore 39. a lot of 40s here. we might in wind protected areas drop down tomorrow morning. system is developing it's intensifying. as it does it will develop in las vegas. they are knotties. what it does is fuel it with wind. there is a winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m.. generally around 1-2 inches. turning windy and coaler up there. inky and chilly today. santa rosa with a north wind could add up. i saw one projection of 65. visibility will be good. it will be cool. no doubt about it. tomorrow morning very cold. and then sunny. saturday looks okay and clouding up on sunday. if rain makes it, it would be late sunday into monday. >>> santa clara county woman said she got a big surprise after her drunk driving arrest. why she is taking police to court. >>> also what police in thailand just did a few minutes ago it involves this bombing that just happened the other day. >>> good morning. traffic on the san mateo bridge looks pretty good on a windy start. >>> our time is 5:12. new this morning less than ten min

low income customers would pay less.&e says the fees are necessary for maintaining the meters and paying works -- workers to read them. >>> oakland mayor quan just appointed two new keefes today, one is making history. -- two new chiefs today one is making history. one is the first african-american fire chief. she has been serving as assistant fire chief. the mayor named interim chief jordan as the permanent chief. laura anthony will have the full story today at 4:00. >>> facebook is expected to file documents with government regulators today to sell shares of the company on the open market. it is expected to be a five billion dollar initial stock offering. the menlo park company has more than 800 million users worldwide and makes most money through advertising. since the company is privately owned it hasn't had to release financial records so no one knows how much the stock will be worth on the open market. experts agree it will be one of the biggest ipo's in u.s. history. >> the preipo price for facebook based on priva

there is a new low. look a few months here, see big changes here, the important thing is look at that, look how we are going up, 26 and 28. vix, guys, is a lot higher, just go out a couple of months here, excuse me crossing the shot, you will see people anticipating a little more volatile knit march and april there we go your weather report for the day. >> more volatility. >> absolutely. like all good weather reporters, you spent all that time, i still don't know how hot it is going to be tomorrow. thank you, bob. >> everybody talks about it and nobody does anything. the same thing with the stocks and the weather. >> see you later. >> thank you, bob. >>> look at the movers and shaken source far today. courtney reagan is at the cnbc realtime exchange with details. >> you guys looking very good down there on that new set it could be a fight to the finish, the dow, we will see, can low we close above 13,000? right now, as you can see, we are 26 points above that level. it has been kind of a flirt today. i d

monterey bay low 60s around the bay as you head inland low to mid 60s.ht scattered showers will hang around and temperatures like this morning under a mostly cloudy sky, mainly 40s, some 30s around cloverdale, clear lake and santa rosa. the front while you with were sleeping was creeping closer to the bay area we are on the tail end or lower end, however you want to say it, no matter however you say it's got minimal moisture and die tkphapl micks as do the systems for date and sunday they going to bring us scattered light rain showers nothing to cancel plans. 7:00 still see the north bay gets the bulk of the radar returns noon moving into the heart of the bay during the afternoon and evening all of us have a chance of scattered showers that will linger overnight until 10:00 tomorrow morning clearing during the afternoon that will continue into sunday morning maybe fog around since we'll have a clear sky and sunday afternoon we are doing okay sunday evening here comes that next system with a better cans of heavier rain we are lucky if we get a 10th of an

let's see what is happening two areas of high pressure split by this low the low still north of us that'srs are showing up, future radars around 7:00 to 9:00 as it slides south, sinking air on the back side of this area of low pressure increase of sun this afternoon with the ground as minimal as the rainfall just enough moisture to create fog tonight it will be gone by 10:00 look at the clouds from northeast to southwest, offshore flow that's request why temperatures jump about eight degrees tomorrow, 70s inland from wednesday through friday, 70s around the bay from wednesday through friday mid 60s around the coast, temperatures back to normal levels saturday and sunday. hope you have a great day. >>> it has been busy for a holiday this morning. mike like you and many others people are happy to see the westbound bay bridge opened early. here's a live shot of the toll, it is holiday light. if considering mass transit today bart did run extra overnight service, now they are on their saturday schedule for the rest of today. transbay service resumed on ac transit, still extra service on the f

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volume and low volatility?hat is that a symptom of or result of? >> i think low volume is, a, a concern of the future. so people are holding back. i also think low volume is also an issue of this fear of the future. and people are holding back. it's not just a function of low volume, it's a function of how much of a pool of money is sitting in cash. industrial s&p companies in the united states are sitting with $1 trillion in cash. this phenomenon is not just with investors, it's with ceos. they're holding back, too. so low volume is just -- is an indicator of this fear, this inaction. >> bottom line, get off the sidelines, get your money working for you again. >> i think you have a greater risk if you don't start acting now. >> larry, good to have you on the program. >> thank you, maria. >> nice to see you. larry fink, ceo at black rock. bill -- >> i've got it all figured out. i agree with larry. my wife gave birth to our two nest egg suppliers. they're going to support us in our old age here. the market is he

by midnight down to the low 40s. a look at tuesday, wednesday, the rest of the week and weekend in ten minutes. how is traffic? >> still looking good. off to a good start over the work week. traveling along i-95 nothing but green lanes are open heading out of woodbridge connecting to the beltway. light volume traveling northbound and southbound. northbound speeds pretty good. 60 miles per hour. make your way from the occoquan to the beltway, 11 minutes. continuing on to 395 no issues. between the beltway and 14th street bridge you're in the clear. northbound speeds 60 miles per hour. and to get from the beltway to 14th street bridge that trip taking you 12 minutes at this time. back to you. >>> 4:43. 33 degrees. still to come. it wasn't a wardrobe malfunction but there's controversy surrounding the super bowl halftime show. the stunt one of the performers pulled on live tv. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> ads like this one is a big draw as the game. a look at th it's such a tough... yeah. the spectrum is from lg. and the

low volatility, very low, little range here.e went into positive territory, then back into negative territory. we're getting modest breakouts in a number of sectors, including the airlines, the bank index, oil service, semiconductors. all these are four, five, six, seven-month breakouts. earnings halfway through earnings season, the company i want to hear most from, in the next 24 hours, simon property group. new historic high right now. their earnings will be out tomorrow. biggest small developer in the country with the choppy retail same-store numbers, i want to hear how things are doing in the retail space. they always have something interesting to say. guys, back to you. >> bob, let me ask you about this health care area. because you say health care stocks are lagging. is there a catalyst on the horizon that could change that? what do you expect to be the driver of this market sector by sector in the next year? >> health care has held up very well recently. for example, hmo stocks, many of them hitting new highs. in anticipa

not just for low-income, although here, that is what this is focused on. that is why we have so many advocates here today, but they will agree that work force and middle-class housing is just as important in this town. as we see a lot of expensive housing going up -- and that is good, too, but middle-class housing, housing for folks that are working and taking care of families is as important. that is why today, i wanted to use this site and use the opportunity to bring all of our housing advocates together with developers, with financial people, with people representing real estate association, property owners, and so forth, to come together and talk about the need to fill the void, as we have been talking about, where redevelopment is thought to be eliminated on february 1, and where there are constant challenges. in my opinion, have to use the word of abandonment. but the end of state-funded programs. the curtailment at the federal level of programs that we could use to create an ongoing source for funding housing in the creation of housing. i know that

overnight lows, mostly going to be in the upper 30s to low 40s. 43 as well in san rafael and 47 degreessan francisco. pinpoint forecast for tomorrow, a mostly, seasonal, maybe cooler tomorrow than we saw today. 59 in vallejo. once again, a few 60s. 60s in fremont. checking the forecast. partly to mostly cloudy skies tomorrow and then by sunday evening, again, likely thinking about 6:00 or 7:00, that's when we are expecting light rain to move through the bay area and it will remain unsettled. partly cloudy skies for the remainder of the week. some of our computer models do show a slight chance of rain on tuesday night into wednesday. but we are putting a slight chance in there tomorrow. if you have valentine's plans, for the most parted, it is staying dry. partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s. >> tuesday night, another important forecast. >> i know, it is. >> big valentine's plans? >> no. >> thank you much. >> it's the first law enforcement agency in the country to do such a thing. officers met to discuss what everyone wants to see. >> i should keep it on the down low. laces? rea

we'll look for our lows again hitting the mid to low 30s out across the interior, into the mid to upper 30s elsewhere around the bay, right at the water probably low 40s. we will continue with the clear and cool evening ahead, as we see skies on the clear skied this morning here. once again, we'll be much cooler than we were at the end of the week, with temperatures back to near normal, if you remember what that is. that would be the upper 50s to low 60s for most of the region. partly cloudy and continued cool through the weekend. slight chance of showers showing up just in time to go back to work early monday morning, as we'll see another weak disturbance cross to our north. we'll catch the tail end of it. could bring a few showers to the area, more like sprinkles, drizzle showers than anything else. more clouds than rain for us, but we'll continue with the cool trend here through the weekend and, again, this series of weak disturbances will continue to go by to our north here. another one tuesday night, into wednesday, with once again a chance of some sprinkles. otherwise, partly clou

how is it that you can get as low as 2%, 30 year fixed, how can naca get it?have tried and failed on their own with their lender. we have legally binding contracts with every major lender in the country that says if we can show the mortgage is unaffordable they have to get to an affordable payment that can go as low as 2% to get to that. will everyone get 2%? it depends on affordable. income, expenses and what is leftover, the mortgage is unaffordable. that's how we figure that out. >> reporter: give me the five most important things people need to bring? >> proof of income. if they are working, thirty days of pay stubs, bank statements, unemployment show us some roof proof of income. they can go on to the website naca.com and see the documents you need. >> reporter: thank you. go to abc7news.com we've linked you to the naca website all the information you need to take advantage of these offers. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:14. less than 45 minutes ago the labor department released its latest jobs report and it was better than expected. the unemployment r

a lot us in the mid 30s inland low to mid 40s monterey bay low to mid 40s for most areas even inland gilroy, 47 monterey, highlights, three things we need to know about in forecast, today mostly sunny, calmer and dry. light showers possible tonight even snow could fall on mount hamilton better chance of showers sunday into the holiday monday. as far as our coast calmer, high surf, dangerous rip currents possible along the north bay highlighted in that lighter blue where the breakers could get up to 17 feet high surf advisory in effect until 3:00 this afternoon. temperatures are going to be warmer today than they were yesterday by two degrees in oakland, three in san francisco and santa rosa, concord 59, five degrees warmer, free month and san jose when you hit 59, six degrees warmer than yesterday. other areas santa rosa, palo alto at 60. around 56 in half moon bay, san francisco and richmond on the other end. mostly sunny here and around the monterey bay mid to upper 50s for the bay upper 50s as you head inland. some of the light showers falling tonight temperatures still cool with

the tide got low, okay? and back here, the tide got high again, low, high, low, high, low, high. so how many high tides do have every 24 hours? beginning with a "t," two, i'm sorry. how many low tides do we have every 24 hours? it turns out every 23 hours, you know why? because the moon just don't stay like that. the moon is kind of turning as it's happening to-- so we could say, roughly speaking two tides a day, two high tides and two low tides. that's kind of easy to see, isn't it? stretch right on. if you're walking along the street and someone grabs your shirt and pulls it and they grab this part and pull it and this part and pull it, pull every part of your shirt the same, you'll move over but your shirt won't get ripped. but you walk along the street and someone only pulls this part and they don't pull the other part, it might rip your shirt because one part's being pulled harder than the other and when you get a difference in pulls, then you're going to get a stretching effect and that's why we get the tides. we get a difference in pulls of the moon. do we get a difference

low to mid 60s with mid to upper 60s inland.nshine dominates and will hang out in the mid 60s mid to upper 60s through sunday cool we are that chance of rain monday and tuesday. have a great day here's frances. >>> all lanes open on highway 87 in san jose following an earlier fire, slowing northbound from the capital expressway towards kurtner, 20 miles an hour, slow southbound at the scene hopefully it should recover because lanes are open still heavy at the area bay bridge toll metering lights still not on, traffic backed up for the cash paying lanes beyond the end of the parking lot. north bay 101 san rafael southbound still good right now from novato not golden gate bridge. i want to take out to waze traffic maps and show awe accident reported westbound 580 through the altamont pass this was reported by a cuter in the area six -- by a commuter in the area six minutes ago. traffic is slow through the area. we have calls to the chp looks like a couple lanes may be blocked. then it remains sluggish through the altamont pass. i

low income customers will a initial $10 and monthly $5.y for man training the meters and paying workers to read them. consumers protested against smart meters pause of privacy and health concerns as well as questions about their accuracy. >>> breaking news for music fans, tmz reporting that soul train creator don cornelius has been found dead in his sherman oaks home. law enforcement sources are calling it a suicide. police were first called to the home around 4 a.m. on reports of gunshots reportedly cornelius was found with a gunshot wound to the head. he's credited with changing the landscape of television when his show "soul train" debutted in 1971 and ran until 2006. don cornelius, dead at the age of 75. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi is asking for a speedy court hearing so he can ask a judge to allow him to see his 2-year-old son. his attorney filed a petition asking for an expedited family court hearing friday. the sheriff was barred from seeing his boy by a judge after he was look booked on domestic violence charges. mirkarimi is accuse

low income customers would pay less.&e says the fees are necessary for maintaining the meters and paying works -- workers to read them. >>> oakland mayor quan just appointed two new keefes today, one is making history. -- two new chiefs today one is making history. one is the first african-american fire chief. she has been serving as assistant fire chief. the mayor named interim chief jordan as the permanent chief. laura anthony will have the full story today at 4:00. >>> facebook is expected to file documents with government regulators today to sell shares of the company on the open market. it is expected to be a five billion dollar initial stock offering. the menlo park company has more than 800 million users worldwide and makes most money through advertising. since the company is privately owned it hasn't had to release financial records so no one knows how much the stock will be worth on the open market. experts agree it will be one of the biggest ipo's in u.s. history. >> the preipo price for facebook based on priva

now, for 80% ami, a low income family could afford only -- percent. only 7% of the homes in 2011 would be affordable to people at 80% ami, you have a greater percentage of likelihood of finding something affordable depending on the neighborhood. in the bayview, 46% are favorable -- affordable. in bayshore, 27% were for will. if you go up to 120% ami, you can see that chart. more homes become available. at 120%, 87% of the homes in the bayview more affordable for people at 120%. at 150%, people at 150% can afford 39% of the homes for sale which is a slightly higher percentage. it can afford almost 40% of all the homes and it means in five different approach especially those down in the southern part in those neighborhoods you can afford 80% to 90% of homes for sale. it depends on where you would like to live. on the ownership side, what are we producing? two of those three programs are no longer in existence. you have the below market rate ownership program. the agency used to build a% of affordable buildings. what are -- we are left with is the below