in lower income areas like san rafael's canal district and marin city, a college education is more rare second most educated county in california - san francisco coming in at just over half - 51% i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. the warriors try for their first win since the super bowl straight ahead plus. hear from the cal basketball player - and the coach who shoved him.next warriors jazz mark jackson and the warriors haven't won game since the superbowl - 5 straight losses 3rd quarter, 74-69 utah marvin williams misses the 3-pointer as shot clock expires - but derrick favors saves the ball and this time williams knocks it down 77-69 utah williams: 11 points 4th quarter, 89-79 utah stephen curry - nice little move in the lane and puts in the one hander 89-81 utah curry: 29 points 4th quarter, 108-94 alec burks - hits the 3- point dagger to put the jazz up by 17 points with less than 3 mins left burks: 13 points battered mark jackson jazz win 115-101 warriors 6th straight loss warriors haven't won a game in 17 days host phoenix tomorrow night sharks blues todd mclellan - on the hot seat

andrew's church in marin city, they didn't have any idea how many people would show up but they had anault rifle and ak-47. >> i brought in an ak. i bought it in the clinton era on principle but that was like 20 years ago. i have had a change in philosophy. >> reporter: tony knew that his ak-47 was illegal in california. >> what do you think about the assault weapons ban that is now being proposed? >> i'm all for it. >> he told me the shootings in colorado and connecticut helped him change his mind. more assault weapons were turned in for cash. >> any weapons we do take in, there is -- a gun that is stolen that is not used in a crime next month or next year or against a police officer. any weapons we get we're happy to take. >> they took in so many weapons at $200 apiece theyran out of money after a few hours. county district attorney had raised $43,000 for this gun buy-back. it is gone and they are handing out vouchers. >> those vouchers we will attempt to do additional fund-raising over the next 30 days. if we can raise the funds, we will through the public media get that information

in lower income areas like san rafael's canal district and marin city, a college education is more raree second most educated county in california - san francisco coming in at just over half - 51% i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 >> pam: why one north california car dealership is now charging potential buyers for test drives. that story. next. get whatever you want, baby. let's just share a 20 piece. [ internal ] 20 mcnuggets, for only $4.99? she's beautiful smart and sensible. [ male announcer ] mcdonald's extra value menu. the simple joy of having more to love. ♪ been hibeen him >> now for today's market update. stocks end the day on a higher note. here are a look at today's closing numbers on wall street. the dow rose 53 points to close at 14-thousand-35. the nasdaq rose 21 points to close at three-thousand- 213. and the s-and-p 500 rose 11 to one-thousand-530. there is an 85-billion dollar deadline looming over washington. president obama is back at and is working to avoid deep cuts that are due to take effect next month. in washington-- neither side of the aisle is showing any sign of com

in lower income areas like san rafael's canal district and marin city, rare. educated county in california - just over half - 51% i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: this update of of kansas city this fire has the region. emergency crews on the seeing. it looks like they are beginning to get a handle on this fire. we will continue to follow developments and bring you updates. >> jacqueline: not quite done with that rainfall but still rain showers. the coast. flurries. and along the el diablo range. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. a local non profit, now we are tracking storm. and a local non profit, now we are tracking storm. and nafor over 60,000 california

the marin board of supervisor and the city council, so if you received a voucher you can redeem it for cash, today, at friends of marin center room until 8:00 tonight. >> we are headed to holiday weekend and mike nicco has the forecast coming up. >> pretty warm already. now a look at the sunshine. it wasn't impeded by the cloud cover we had yesterday so we are off to the races with record highs possible today. if you are working today, tomorrow, we will do it again and cooler weather through the holiday weekend and update you on tuesday's rain. >> also, the link between drinking and cancer deaths, a warning for anyone who >> daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> new this morning, a warning for anyone who consumes alcohol. a study has found moderate drinking can raise the risk of dieing from cancer. use accounts for 3.5 percent of all u.s. cancer deaths. a majority of those who died of alcohol-related cancer consumed at least three drink as bay but throws who consumed one or more were at higher risk. >> we will have to do some more research. >> are yo

the marin board of supervisor and the city council, so if you received a voucher you can redeem it forash, today, at friends of marin center room until 8:00 tonight. >> we are headed to holiday weekend and mike nicco coming u. >> pretty warm already. now a look at the sunshine. it wasn't impeded by the cloud cover we had yesterday so we are off to the races with record highs possible today. if you are working today, tomorrow, we will do it again and cooler weather through the holiday weekend and update you on tuesday's rain. >> also, the link between drinking and cancer deaths, a warning for anyone who >> daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> new this morning, a warning for anyone who consumes alcohol. a study has found moderate drinking can raise the risk of dieing from cancer. use accounts for 3.5 percent of all u.s. cancer deaths. a majority of those who died of alcohol-related cancer consumed at least three drink as bay but throws who consumed one or more were at higher risk. >> we will have to do some more research. >> are you volunteering? >> i

city. the golden gate bridge ride an easy one as it comes from marin county. the east shore freeway ride we are in the south bay here. theirs is the issue on the almandine bally out of highway 5, that is the only problem here. 1 01 southbound a little slide past accounting lined up from 37 down to the golden gate bridge, drive time under 25 minutes. slow traffic for the east bay is a highway four through antioch and interstate 583 all to my past. we're not looking at much in the way of slowing for interstate 80, these short freeway. >> false errors of the san francisco-based vary between vallejo and severance is going to be restored by this afternoon. one of the four ferries between the two cities has been out of commission since monday because of a mechanical problem, a backup ferry is

marin. >> how the city is preparing for a chemical or nuclear attack and causing a stir in the process. >> yes, we have had the sunshine but it's been cold so far this month. check out the temperatures in the south bay five degrees below average this february in san jose. boy, is that going to change. we keep the sunshine but wait until you see how warm we're going to get as we head into a holiday weekend. details on the temperatures coming up. shortcut... with a long list of problems. >>> right now, drivers are dishing the dirt on a popular east bay shortcut with a long list of problems. there's a big accident along coral canyon road in alameda county about every other week. kpix 5 reporter da lin tells us it's so bad officials are reaching out for help. >> reporter: this peaceful scenic route has an ugly violent side. >> it's pretty dangerous. >> reporter: alameda county authorities say crow canyon road reported 93 accidents in four years two fatal. >> bad, very bad. they speed too much. >> reporter: transportation officials want to improve a six- mile stretch of this county road that is

heade >>> marin county district attorney says he will make good on cash vouchers in the bay back program. the county had to hand out voucher whitz ran out of cash. the board of supervisors and cityf you received one you can redeem it at the marin civic center. the mayor appointed karm onhsu as the city's new assessor today. she replaces former assessor who was elected to the state assembly. the mayor plans to take 30 dyes find a replacement for hsu. >> the death of seven people in northern california swept away by sneaker waves thispi÷ winter has the coast guard on alert and warning us. today, cruise were practicing ocean rescues off half moonv8;ñ bay. this is as national weather service issued a beach outlook. people drowned after going into the ocean to rescue a dog caught by a wave. >> your dog is swept away. first don't go in after them. they'll for the most part larger dogs just meant for swimming and will be fine. we've seen is that dogs make it back okay and people don't. >> sneaker waves can knock you owe to the ground and the coast guard advises all of us never to turn our backs on the ocean. not even for just a moment. >> still head here tonight end of weekend mail del

. >> my name is nigel hall and i remember a small business in marin and i come into the city frequently and invariably i'm in a rush. you don't stop in a store to get a coffee when you are busy rushing from one place to another. and the food trucks and coffee trucks are a great addition to the city. they satisfy a very specific need and it's very different to the market for people who go to a specific location to get coffee or get food. the city is very entrepreneurial focus and they support a lot of tech companies, expresso subito is a great example of an entrepreneurial business and the city has a great food culture. and the espresso food trucks are a great manifestace of that, a recent manifestation, expresso subito combine those elements and is only going to be an asset to the city. i think you should go forward and uphold the permit that has already been granted. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is lee ann quan. we're a family owned-and-operated business. we have been tenants at 222 front street for 20 years. we recently renewed our lease for an extended term. i w

city contracting you for your active duty military years. well, i served and fought right along with san francisco marines and i would like to see that changed. i'm probably the only veteran in the city to say that, but i'm saying that because it not only serves up the veteran right that served on active duty, but it also helps the city by moving people along. i served active duty for three years. that would move me out of the system. and i'd like to move along and retire so that i can devote more time to helping veterans because i can see wh

city contracting you for your active duty military years. well, i served and fought right along with san francisco marines and i would like to see that changed. i'm probably the only veteran in the city to say that, but i'm saying that because it not only serves up the veteran right that served on active duty, but it also helps the city by moving people along. i served active

city contracting you for your active duty military years. well, i served and fought right along with san francisco marines and i would like to see that changed. i'm probably the only veteran in the city to say that, but i'm sa

city contracting you for your active duty military years. well, i served and fought right along with san francisco marines and i would like to see that changed. i'm probably the only veteran in the city to say that, but i'm saying that because it not only serves up the veteran right that served on active duty, but it also helps the city by moving people along. i served active duty for three years. that would move me out of the system. and i'd like to move along and retire so that i can devote more time to helping veterans because i can see where there's a lot of need and a lot of areas where veterans can be helped, particularly in the areas of employment. when i was at the community center, i put a lot of people to work in construction and i privately made veterans a priority when i was putting them in the construction apprenticeship programs because i remembered myself being homeless. so, i said -- when i would look at the he application, i said, okay, this person is a veteran. so, i'm going to just make them a priority for the next apprenticeship opportunity that i have. and that's what i would do privately with veterans. it wasn't written

the shortfall is covered by private donations and the marin board of supervisors and the city council. if you got a voucher, you can redeem it for cash, today, the scene marin civic center in the friends of marin center room from 11 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> a warning for americans considering traveling to peru, the embassy says they have information a gang could be planning to kidnap american tourists visiting the popular ruins of the inca people. >> the house of representatives will vote whether to extend the current pay freeze for the nation's two million civilian federal workers, saying blocking a raise proposed by president obama will save $11 billion and well compensated federal employees can afford it. but democrats and even a few republicans say federal workers are be singled out for punishment by anti-government lawmakers. >> what is next for the carnival cruise line passengers and the cruise liner trying to clean up a major p.r. mess? and a major warning for anyone who bought jewelry at costco. >> good morning, carnival may have to come up with more than refunds, disc

county handed out vouchers and the shortfall is covered by private donations and the marin board of supervisors and city council. if you receive add voucher you can redeem it for cash from 11 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. this evening. >> new this morning, foreclosure activity is plunging here in california, the monthly foreclosure report released shows for the first time since january of 2007 the golden state did not have the most properties in the country with foreclosure filings. stockton is the only california city now among the top ten in the nation for the highest foreclosure rates. from sacramento this morning, state lawmakers are considering a proposal that will ban police from using condoms as evidence against prostitutes. san francisco assembly man is drafting the bill saying it would save lives because prostitute would not have to choose between safe sex or unprotected sex out of fear of arrest. the bill does not legalize prostitution but other evidence has to be used. >> a $20 million anonymous donation, a sudden windfall for a bay area school and planning under way for what to do. >> no bed, no food

>> guest: we were in the city ahead of the marines, and we were just trying to soften up some of the locations for 'em. we weren't going to make it safe, but just try to make it, you know, as little as possible, add something to it. and while in the city, the marines started to approach, the people came out to show that they were supportive of the military, they weren't going to fight, and at that time there was a woman that came out, and she had something in her hands. i was watching her. i was relaying back to my chief everything that she had, and what she was doing. he informed me that it was a chinese grenade and told me i had to take the shot because she started approaching the marines. at this point i'd never killed anyone, so it was definitely made me pause, but also the fact that it's not a man, it was difficult. so we tried to radio the marines to let them handle it. i didn't want to have to be the one to take the woman's life. we couldn't raise them on the radio, so i ended up having to take the shot. but in my mind she, she was dead anyway. she was either going to kill her

city. >> over the peninsula right along highway 1. we saw some fog in marinnty, san mateo county in the city. that burned off and we warmed up to the mid- to low-70s in some places. fog will avoid all the bay area the next few mornings. outside san jose one of the final communities that hit 70 today. what a gorgeous sunset we have now. look at all those folks trying to make their dinner reservation on time and their selling other saying, you should have left 10 minutes ago. you should have got fastrak. 75 degrees today in santa cruz. how about that. san jose you had 73. oakland 71. napa 70. san francisco where all those folks are headed for valentine's evening dinner you hit a high of 69 degrees today. there is a reason why we went from the low 60s yesterday to the upper 60s today. for san francisco you were 15 degrees warmer today. it's because the ridge of high pressure i have drawn in some arrows here have shoved the storm track so far to the north because the high is now closer to us like we have been talking about and that's giving an offshore wind. you

>> guest: we were in the city ahead of the marines, and we were just trying to soften up some of the locations for 'em. we weren't going to make it safe, but just try to make it, you know, as little as possible, add something to it. and while in the city, the marines started to approach, the people came out to show that they were supportive of the military, they weren't going to fight, and at that time there was a woman that came out, and she had something in her hands. i was watching her. i was relaying back to my chief everything that she had, and what she was doing. he informed me that it was a chinese grenade and told me i had to take the shot because she started approaching the marines. at this point i'd never killed anyone, so it was definitely made me pause, but also the fact that it's not a man, it was difficult. so we tried to radio the marines to let them handle it. i didn't want to have to be the one to take the woman's life. we couldn't raise them on the radio, so i ended up having to take the shot. but in my mind she, she was dead anyway. she was either going to kill her

ever since the sandy hook tragedy, bay area cities have held gun buy back programs. in marin county more than 800 weapons were recently sold to police. today three peninsula cities, menlo park, palo alto, and east palo alto are asking owntories surrender their weapons. no questions asked. it's from ten to two in the parking lot of east palo alto city hall. >> the focus of this event is not investigatory at all. it's simply to get guns and remove them from unwanted places. the focus is on dejection of firearms, not criminal investigations. >> the money to buy back the guns will come from a nonprofit group called "protect our children." >> governors are meeting in washington for the the annual winter meeting of the annual governors association. yesterday democratic governors condemned the stalemate in congress. this morning president obama's weekly address urges congressional republicans to approve his blend of targeted savings and tax increases. the president says the so-called sequester will slow the economy and hurt the middle class. >> are republicans in congress really wil

marine corps. but i'd like to see employment programs, particularly those that are funded by the city to do more in terms of hiring veterans, and not just your recent veterans from iraq and afghanistan. but veterans period because when i came here in 1981, i was a homeless veteran for a short period of time. but i did get a chance to go to work. and i feel as though since i served the military active duty, honorably discharged, i shouldn't have to go [speaker not understood]. i should have been able to get work through an employment program. whether it be private, and particularly if it's a public funded program such as city build and [speaker not understood]. my other issue is that if you work for the city and you did not join the service in san francisco, you cannot take advantage of the city contracting you for your active duty military years. well, i served and fought right along with san francisco marines and i would

city. first a quick note on marin. * while we would be the first to raise marin as the example that you can get a lot closer price parity in whatever program you put forward, price parity with pg&e, there is an issue in that we must set a different example from -- in san francisco that because marin did not make a primary driver of its program local installation, to date they're only building about one or two megawatts a year of renewables. and that is not enough. it will take them a century to replace their power under that scenario. and that is exactly why we're pushing a different scenario for san francisco. so that within five years or so, we can replace half of our power. it's a big deal. so, to what's presented to -- in front of you in your conversation right now, i'm sorry, but we have gotten badly off track in this conversation and we need to push the reset button on it in a couple different ways. >> today's conversation or previous? >>> yes. part of it is that the presentation that was put before you, especially page 9, is absolutely not in any way accurate when it's describing the

city. the ride to the golden gate bridge 1 01 southbound is an easy ride coming in from marin county.dent free and mostly delay free through marin. we are tracking once said alert on the peninsula and redwood city at bay from road leading out to sea for road. at the intersection of bay front and the quest. it is set down and acicular was issued by the chp well redwood city police department investigates this solo fatal crash. so far is not affected the ride along a freeway. >> of vessel that uc santa cruz again tonight safety program at released last week against sexual assault on campus. the next several weeks, the university is providing band's of that can be dispatched anywhere on campus for students, faculty and visitors in asap as gore. the basil operate from 8:00 p.m. to 245 in the morning and will help people to go bust the campus or park their car in a remote campus lot and have a w to walk a ways back. last sunday a 21 year-old woman was raped and beaten while walking in a wooded area of campus near the upper corrie amphitheater and a classroom unit building. >> the woman beh

ever since the sandy hook tragedy, cities have bought -- held gun buy back programs n marin county moreapons were sold back to police. today three peninsula cities, menlo park, palo alto and palo alto are asking team to -- them to surrender their weapons. >> the focus is on the destruction of firearms, not criminal investigations. >> the money to buy back the guns will come from a nonprofit group called protect our children. >>> new this morning, governors from across the nation of meeting in washington for the annual winter meeting of the annual governors association. yesterday democratic governors condemned the stalemate in congress. this morning president obama's weekly address urges congressional republicans to approve his plenty of targeted savings and tax increases. the president says the so-called sequester will slow the economy and hurt the middle class. >> are republicans in congress really willing to let these cuts fall on our kids' schools and mental healthcare just to protect loopholes for corporate jet owners? are they willing to splashboarder patrol because they refuse to

. >> ever since the sandy hook tragedy, bay area cities have been holding gun buy-back programs. in marinweapons were recently sold to police. three peninsula cities are asking gun owners to surrender their weapons. the event is from 10:00 to 2:00 in the parking lot of east city palo alto hall. let's look at the forecast. >> good morning. we are looking at the bay bridge where it is nice and sunny. temperatures in the mid and upper 40s. further south, we have more cloud cover and we do a little bit of rain around monterey. we have a weak system move through while you were sleeping. high pressure sits offshore and as the high builds in the mist is a thing. past. we'll look for temperatures cooler and a little breezier today to the lower 60s inland. >> katie: next on "abc 7 news" at 8:00, taste of freedom years in the making. a man wrongly convict of a crime is waking up in his own bed this morning. also a bay area teen returns after the trip of a lifetime. the game they played that >> katie: good morning, it is 8:00 a.m. on saturday. i'm katie marzullo. start you off with a quick look at t

marin civic center. >> san jose mayor will deliver the state of the city address and will talk about the need for new taxes to support city services and restore pay to worker whose have seen cuts in recent years to help balance the budget. that includes the police with whom they are negotiating. our media partner the mercury news report that 70 percent support a quarter percent hike in the city sales tax. the council will discuss the report next week. the earliest a new measure goes on the ballot is next year. we the have more in a live report next half hour. >> 4:8 -- 4:38 right now. >> the rain will take its time so most of us can get out before 7:00 we are okay unless you are in the north bay with scattered rain now. the best radar is north of 116ed and to forestville we see the better radar return with light rainfalling in santa rosa. upstream, it is a cold system. there is snow in the higher elevation. there is light rain in the lower elevation. the breakdown today in the movement of the rain, the rain is in the north bay through 7:00. it moves across the bay and to the south bay from 7:00 to noon. it

>> san rafael city council will vote on whether to enter into a one-year program to help homeless people find work and rebuild their lives. the marin reports that the $272,000 contract with the downtown streets team a nonprofit. council members say participants are paid to pickup liter and keep the city blocks clean and a team of 12 help beauty tie downtown san rafael. >> there is a public hearing on a plan to ban plastic bags. the meeting takes place at 7:00 at the downtown library on middle field road and city officials plan to vote on march 11 whether to require shoppers to use re-useable bags or pay ten cents for paper bags. if approveed the ban goes in effect on earth day. most cities have similar bans in place. >> just imagine for a moment having to drive in this, coming up, the challenge commuters are facing in the upper midwest. >> big announcement from nissan over new technology. >> president obama is holding a white house event this morning to call on congress to avert automatic budget cuts to take effect in ten days, the $85 billion takes place march 1, rutting in the fur lower of federal workers by april and state and l

city for those fleeing saigon. >> what you have taken from your departure here at camp pendelton and done the wonderful things you've been able to do is a pride for us marines who were involved in your beginning in this country. >> reporter: they ate, they celebrated and they found lost friends. the only reminder of the tent city where they found their first home in america is the hand of s culpture. none of them complained about their new homeland however none of them hesitated when asked if they would go back to vietnam. this man was 10 years old when brought to camp pendelton in 1975. he has since became a u.s. marine in hopes he will one day go home to help liberate his country. >> being a marine is the first -- i was hoping i could go back to vietnam in battle one day. >> do you miss vietnam? >> yes i do. >> reporter: why? >> my childhood over there. because i spent 10 years of my childhood there. and it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: debra shaw reporting in san diego. >>> still to come on a second look -- >> we had no idea that it would end up like this we didn't know where they were going. who was going to adopt them. >> reporter: rescued from vietna

marine corps futenma air station within the prefecture to a less populated area in the city of nago. >>> u.s. researchers say authorities in north korea may be ready to conduct another underground nuclear test. they have detected more activity at a facility in the country's northeast. a team from johns hopkins university released a report showing the latest satellite photos. one of the pictures was taken on february 13th, a day after the test. the other was taken two days after that. the researchers say the first photo shows no movement around the site. they speculate that personnel stayed away until they could confirm radiation levels were safe. the second picture shows an entrance to a tunnel covered with nets along with some people and vehicles. the researchers believe workers were removing data and equipment from the site and they say they noticed a new road near another tunnel. >>> authorities in pyongyang have given a hero's welcome to those who carried out the test. officials from the ruling workers party invited engineers to the capital. state-run television show "the big wel

usually we get a lot colder in your inland cities, but offshore flow negates that marine influence.atures are very similar right now in san francisco versus san jose. we're at 45. and as we head throughout the day, because of this mild start and high pressure gaining strength, it's going to be a couple degrees warmer than yesterday, and yesterday was spectacular. here is where you want to be, by the water. it's your coastal cities that are really going to benefit from this warm-up. 47 to start the day. pacifi pacifica, 46. half moon bay, headed towards the 70s. santa cruz at 4:00 p.m. will be at 68. if you can get over 17 later on today, it should be nice on the warm sands of santa cruz. 76 getting oh so close to 80 in gilroy today. 70 for san jose and 68 on the east shore in fremont, 65 on the way for oaktown. coming up in my next report, i want to help you make those weekend plans. after uall, it's friday eve. mike's here to get you there on time. >> otherwise you don't get that paycheck or at least it gets docked. 880 where there's no delay past the coliseum. northbound with tail

city. also, michael winkelman, matt's attorney, matt you were a marine. how bad was this? >> conditions were pretty bad, everything you said so far is very accurate. the beginning when the fire broke out at 5:30 in the morning, everybody scrambled to the mustard stations and didn't know what is going on. >> did they tell you that there was a fire? >> not initially. you can smell smoke belloing through the hallways. >> so do you think the ship was prepared for the possibility of this happening? >> that is yi came on this. i don't think that they were well prepared. their history shows that they're neglect to implement contingency plans to ensure passenger safety. >> all right z so what happened to those individuals who were, you know in wheelchairs, the elderly sni understand a woman cracked her head, an elderly senior citizen, that a girl, someone broke her ankle or a foot was hanging from her leg. did you see this? >> i did. i saw the -- i felt bad for the young children, babies who you know were on limited supply of diapers. i also heard they were rationing out diapers o

marine corps put enma air station within the prefecture to a less populated area in the city of nago. >>> u.s. researchers say authorities in north korea may be ready to conduct another underground nuclear test. they have detected more activity at a facility in the country's northeast. a team from johns hopkins university released a report showing the latest satellite photos. one of the pictures was taken on february 13th, a day after the test. the other was taken two days after that. the researchers say the first photo shows no movement around the site. they speculate that personnel stayed away until they could confirm radiation levels were safe. the second picture shows an entrance to a tunnel covered with nets along with some people in vehicles. the researchers believe workers were removed data and equipment from the site and they say they noticed a new road near another tunnel. >>> authorities in pyongyang have given a hero's welcome to those who carried out the test. officials from the ruling workers party invited engineers to the capital. state-run television show "the big welco

marin. the vote is only a recommendation to the city council. council still must make a final decision.approved by the council, it would become city law in concord. >>> lower fares in the south bay. the metropolitan transportation commission an awarded the santa clara transportation authority $1.3 million for a two-year pilot program that will reduce fares for low income riders. the issue was brought to the city and county officials during a community meeting in september. the program begins later this year. >> winter not done yet. >> no. just when we thought it was maybe out of here last week with the mid-70s. >> it's back. >> 40s and 50s outside right now. also active radar. we're tracking some hev year rain on the way for the bay area at this moment. we'll let you know where there are lightning strikes in california. plus what your weekend looks like in just a few minutes. >> all right, jeff. with ravens quarterback joe flacco conspireing to cheat on the final play of super bowl xlvii? wait till you hear what he was thinking of doing? but the biggest story is down at pebble beach, th

marines but you would also see 25,000 kids in school. you would see close to 3,000 girls. there is a teacher's college that has been renovated in the big city and there are aspiring teachers studying at that college. there are women's centers established in two of those districts and there are afghan parents and educators involved in their local schools. and to just pull a thread on what many of our senior leadership has said throughout the couple of days, indeed the u.s. military is a global force for good and we will always seek opportunities to leave every place better than when we arrived. and i appreciate your time, appreciate your attention. thank you. . (applause). >> thank you, nita, following along we're going to have colonel barry newland. >> thanks, lewis. i'd like to thank nina for doing a great job of setting the stage so i don't have to go through and do the same thing. so great job. i do not in these slides, any pictures, i will only speak briefly. lewis asked me to come and speak on this last day of the fleet week discussions because he thought that my experiences with the afghan police might shed some light on the current n