a young family from san francisco after they were found on a remote hiking trail in mariposa county, in august. we have determined. >> the official cause of death and our pathologist has complete completed his report based on the autopsy, our investigation and a multitude of toxicology results. the cause of death for jonathan garish. lunch on. really a meat to china and garish. has been determined as hyperthermia and probable dehydration. did to the environmental exposure. the family was newer to the mariposa area, having just moved there from san francisco during the pandemic. >> the mariposa county sheriff believes they underestimated the elements that day on august 15th during their hike on the heights. cove trail trail in this area. >> drop severely in elevation and as well as the hike started off at 75 was 74 degrees. by the time they got down walking the roadway before they hit the trail. it's already job too 103. so yes, it definitely puts united. >> he says the family was hiking with an 85 ounce water blatter backpack which only had a small amount remaining when the bodies we

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station. the current answer is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility act

but even with the water, the limited water, the family died in mariposa county. how does something like this happen, even if they have water with them? it sounds like we had young and physically fit people in a crucial heat environment. the crucial thing were the lack of shade and drinking water. >> is there timeline for the medical point of view? at that point, how long do you have until you get real serious conditions? >> it's going to be variable depending on your own ability to regulate heat, as well as the temperature and humidity. they're both key in determining how rapidly the extreme illnesses can develop. >> have you seen this when both adults and baby die at the same time. >> i have never seen a tragedy on this scale. but we do routinely see heat-related illnesses annually in our health department. july and august. and often, with otherwise physically fit and healthy people, people who are hiking, running races and activities like that. >> like these cases in the bay area and mariposa county. what are signs of heat-related illnesses? >> so, it's a spect

that family was found dead in august and mariposa county. the sheriff is now saying the family died from extreme heat exhaustion and reporter maderas babb was at that news conference today and she joins us live this was such a mysterious story of again, a very sad ending modern us. >> yeah, very tragic and something that was very mysterious from the beginning. now, today the sheriff's office did ruled the official cause of death as hypothermia and that is heat related. they also said that there was possible dehydration. and while officials say this is extremely rare. they do say that it is possible and today a spokesperson for the family says this does help bring some closure to them. but the main question which is why still remains. >> our hearts will never forget the beautiful lives of jonathan allen need you. and of ski. they will remain with us wherever we go and where whatever we do. in the future when we sit beneath the trees listening to the wind soaring through the branches. we will hear them and we will remember. >> mariposa county

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they died back in august while they were on a hike in mariposa county.athan garish and their one year-old daughter meet you all died from hyperthermia and probably dehydration kron four's taylor bisacky has more. >> on thursday. investigators disclosed details of what caused the mysterious deaths. a young family from san francisco after they were found on a remote hiking trail in mariposa county, in august. we have determined. >> the official cause of death and our pathologist has complete completed his report based on the autopsy, our investigation and a multitude of toxicology results. the cause of death for jonathan garish. lunch on. me to chime garish. has been determined as hyperthermia improbable dehydration. did to the environmental exposure. the family was newer to the mariposa area, having just moved there from san francisco during the pandemic. >> mariposa county sheriff believes they underestimated the elements that day on august 15th during their hike on the heights cove trail trail in this area. >> drop severely in elevation and as well as t

. >> mariposa county investigators today revealed what killed the family and their dog 2 months ago. kpix 5's it andria borba this year the answers. >> reporter: investigators say the family was 6.5 miles into an 8 mile loop, and 1.5 miles from their car when they were found. after eliminating foul play, suicide, and poisoning, the sheriff and mariposa county says there is finally an answer. with final toxicology results back, the answer to the deaths of ellen chung, jonathan holmes, baby miju, and the dog is being attributed to hyperthermia my meaning they fatally overheated. the temperatures on the 8 mile- long trail soared to 109 batransplants went st afternoon on a hike. >> we have no evidence indicating that jonathan, ellen, or miju ingested any of that water, and we also know that there has not been any recorded deaths of humans connected to anna talks in a, but we do know that it is and can be deadly to animals. >> reporter: water from the merced did test positive for it, but the couple and their daughter were 2 miles away from the waterway. they had one 85 ounce camel pack wa

the mariposa county sheriff's office held a press conference today. >> about what they say. they now know kron 4 taylor bisacky has the latest. >> on thursday. investigators disclosed details of what caused the mysterious deaths. a young family from san francisco after they were found on a remote hiking trail in mariposa county, in august. we have determined. >> the official cause of death and our pathologist has complete completed his report based on the autopsy, our investigation and a multitude of toxicology results. the cause of death for jonathan garish. lunch on. me to chime garish. has been determined as hyperthermia and probable dehydration. did to the environmental exposure. the family was newer to the mariposa area, having just moved there from san francisco during the pandemic. >> the mariposa county sheriff believes they underestimated the elements that day on august 15th during their hike on the heights. cove trail trail in this area. >> drop severely in elevation and as well as the hike started off at 75 was 74 degrees. by the time they got down walking the roa

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. >>> no answers yet, that's the message from investigators in mariposa county, working to figure out what killed a family of three in the sierra national forest. you may remember when the family and their dog went missing after going for a hike in mariposa county. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the mer said river near devil's gulf. it's unsure how they died, but it was treated as a hazmat scene. they've done many toxicology reports but are waiting on additional findings. they haven't ruled out heat exposure or toxic algae, they've ruled out lightning, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, drugs and suicide. we take you to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing. protesters brought cars to a halt around 7:00 a.m. immigration advocates stopped traffic to call on the u.s. nat to work on legislation that provides a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. the chp says at least four people were arrested and five cars towed. advocates gathered in san jose demanding help for all 11 million undocumented immigrants. the bay area organization for citizenship

some answers in the depths of an entire family in mariposa county. the gators family that is the garish family -- a wife, husband and 1-year-old daughter and a dog who recently lived in san francisco and just one hour ago, the sheriffs department announced the family died from hypothermia and dehydration. >> around 7:45, they were witnessed walking in the area --. in the direction of hitecb,"s cove. at 8:00 a.m., -- were observed at the trailhead and the family -- >> andria borba will have much more breaking news at 5:00. we first brought you the news conference live on cbs in the bay area. you can keep up with us 24/7 streaming on kpix.com or the kpix news at. >>> other top stories, the weather , a break in the rain for much of the brit bay area but it was different this morning. lesson hillside steady rain. sandbag stations are ready since we are expecting more. remember, bring your own shovel because of covid restrictions. another rainy spot earlier seen in el camino. the santa cruz mountains have gotten more and chief meteorologist, paul heggen,

we now know what killed a san francisco family of three back heat exhaustion and remote parkf mariposa county. scott budman joins us live from the newsroom. investigators revealed a lot today about their deaths. >> yeah, they did. the mariposa county sheriff announced that john, his wife ellen and their 1-year-old daughter all died during that hike. their bodies were found along a trail in a remote area near the merced river on august 17th. today investigators said the temperature while hiking went as high as 109 degrees. they were found about a mile and a half from their vehicle. their only water bottle was found empty. the video they showed today provided by the sheriff showed just how steep the terrain was in the area where they had been hiking. >> it should be noted when they were located and through our investigation there was one 85-obladder, water bladder backpack located with the family. this water bladder was empty and no other water containers, no other water filtration systems were located amongst the family. >> the mystery of how they died had gone on for months. today the

the family died of hyperthermia, and probable dehydration, while hiking in mariposa county. they hiked through a steep exposed trail in dangerous conditions. >> the section of the trail is south southeast, exposing the trail to constant sunlight. there is very little shade along this section of trail. the temperatures along this section of the trail were between 107 and 109 degrees. than grish, their llen chung, daughter miju, and their dog were found along the trail in mariposa county in mid-august. >>> police say there have been a record number of illegal guns confiscated off of the streets of san jose. >> many untraceable ghost guns with kpix 5 has investigated for a number of years. police say this bike is due to a couple of factors. >> reporter: that's right. police say there are more gun seizures here in san jose because there are simply more guns out there, including those so called ghost guns, but also because police are actively looking for them. when san jose police go out on patrol, this is often what they find in the hands seures e up for this year, and are on tr

today the mariposa county sheriff says heat exhaustion and dehydration led to the deaths of john garish, his wife ellen chung and their one-year-old daughter and their dog, all died while hiking. the sheriff's department said they were found along a trial in a remote area near the merced river. their bodies were found august 17th. temperature in that area that day reached about 109 degrees. they were found about a mile and a half away from their vehicle. this video provided by the sheriff shows just how steep the terrain was in the area where they had been hiking. >> and it should be noted when they were located and through our investigation there was one 85-ounce bladder, water bladder backpack located with the family. this water bladder was empty and no other water containers, no other water filtration systems were located amongst the family. >> they died had gone on for months. today the sheriff's department said they rulede, carbon monoxide and high levels of toxic algae. some nearby campgrounds and recreation areas had actually been shut down after the family was found because of c

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the mariposa county sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists and environmental specialists, the fbi and other experts to see if that played a role. it was also extremely hot the day they disappeared. law enforcement will reveal what killed this mother, father, daughter and the dog later today. >>> happening today, closing arguments begin in the trial of a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall is fighting manslaughter charges the death of a man shot and killed after police tried to stop his car as he drove around a roadblock. hall never took the witness stand. while he's now being investigated for the deadly shooting of a homeless man this past march, the judge did not allow that incident to be included as evidence. >>> a look at capitol hill as presideeople trying to sell his infrastructure bill. d negotiating how big the build back better bill will be and what goes into it. chris pollone live in washington this morning. house democrats are facing a big deadline here. >> reporter: they are, laura. there are just ten days remaining be

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officials from the mariposa county sheriff's office.e giving us an update, including the possible cause of death. the family of 3, including their dog. they were found dead in august on the savage lundy trail in mariposa county. since then, investigators have ruled out several causes of death, including any type of weapon chemical hazards along the trail. illegal drugs or suicide. officials are starting to wind down some of the oil cleanup efforts in southern california. conditions there along the coastline have improved. >> it's been several weeks now says an undersea pipeline that shuttles oil offshore platforms to the coast leaked about 25,000 gallons of crude into the ocean off of aren't county 6 birds were treated for oil and they've been released today. another 6 are still being care for so far rescuers have recovered 32 oiled birds and found 76 others dead. the fisheries remain closed off the coast of orange county. meantime, the center for biological diversity and about 3 dozen other organizations sent a petition to the departme

they all died on a hike in mariposa county in august. at one point investigators were considering toxic algae blooms as a possible cause of death. other possibilities, though, drugs and foul play were all ruled out. investigators plan to hold what they say will be the final news conference later this afternoon. >>> bay area health officials are urging fully vaccinated older adults to get a booster to avoid landing in the hospital. >> reporter: bay area health officials are hoping vaccine clinics like this one will soon have all shots available for boosters. they say they're seeing an increasing number of people over 65 in the hospital with covid who were vaccinated but haven't had a booster. >> i'll feel better and know i'm protecting people in my community. >> reporter: kelly got her pfizer booster shot. more options for boosters are days away. the fda approved mixing and matching booster shots, a decision the cdc is likely to follow. >> flexibility is the name of the game. we don't want people to be wondering if their neighborhood drug

authorities have revealed now, what killed a family from the bay area while they were hiking in mariposa county. investigators say that ellen chung, jonathan garish and their one year-old daughter need you all died from hypothermia and possible dehydration back in august. the family had just moved to the mariposa area and sheriff's officials there believe that they underestimated the elements that day on august 15th during their hike. the family didn't have a lot of water with them or clothing to protect them from the sun from the beginning, investigators had said that there was never any indication of foul play. in the south bay high school teachers and campbell are demanding more pay and better working conditions, teachers and their supporters picketed outside the campbell union high school district board meeting yesterday. see them there right now the teachers and the district are in the middle of a salary negotiation which some teachers say just isn't going well. the school board says that the state is giving them enough money to pay the teachers as much as they are asking for. >> bu

the family went for a hike on the afternoon of august 15 on a martin trail in mariposa county. temperatures ranged between 107 and 109 degrees. the family's bodies were found with a single empty 85-ounce bottle of water. >> this is, again, an unfortunate and tragic event due to the weather. dan: officials ruled out the possibility of toxic fumes or the drinking water may be infected with algae as the cause of death. that did not happen. the family was from san francisco and moved to mariposa county because of the pandemic. kristen:. kristen: inspectors were on site once again at the chase center after one person fell, and another jumped, during a concert on the weekend. reporter melanie woodrow has the latest. melanie: inspectors with the san francisco department of building and inspection were atthatheuain enough, and that the stairs leading to the guardrail are steep. >> we had two of our most seasoned inspectors and they found the area to be code compliant. we do consider the issue closed. melanie: sunday night during a concert 47-year-old ryan posner of new york died after

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station.r is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility action plan. hopefull

nearly 2 months since the bay area family was found dead in mariposa county.gators have revealed the cause of death as hyperthermia and possible dehydration. the bodies of the married couple. john gersh and ellen chung as well as their one year-old daughter and their family's dog was all found near them or said river in the sierra national forest. and since then investigators said there was no signs of any trauma. the autopsies revealed no major clues. the mariposa county sheriff unveiled this afternoon that the family was on a hike on august 15th when the temperatures that day range between 107 109 degrees. and when the family went out on that hike. they were not prepared for that heat. >> so they were the only container of water was the 85 ounce empty camelback. there was no additional. water. located water filtration systems. and there was no evidence of any portable dog polls. there was a small amount of. like a formula and a bottle. and some snacks. >> investigators also shared this aerial video of the terrain that they say the family went on that hike on

it's been two family two months since a young family died while on a hike in mariposa county. now new information is being revealed surrounding exactly how and why they died. outside our doors, the wet weather coming to an end at least for now, i'll have a look at what you can expect for the rest of today, and when the weather stronger storm is expected to arrive coming up. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. in the sierra national forest. the finding comes two months after their deaths. ktvu is cristina rendon reports. the couple and their baby died of hypothermia and dehydration due to the heat. this is again at. an

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the mariposa police will have a report. the couple and their daughter and dog were all killed. >>> also happening tomorrow. are you ready for the next big one? it is great california shake out. the statewide drill that helps us practice what to do during a earthquake. drop, cover, hold on. this is video from two years ago the last time it was held in-person. we have more earthquake resources on kpix.com/earthquakes. >>> tonight, we want to let you know that we condemn a racist online attack against kpix5 reporter betty yu. you see her here every night. >> television station and kpix5 crowders nd the wordspread program. we stand with bet an accomplished journalist and valued member of our cbs family. these hateful remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirm the importance of our work as journalist to shine the work on antiasian violence and hate speech when it occurs. >>> still ahead, why this bay area mom accused of hosting boozey sex parties for teenagers is now barred from seeing even her own son. >>> the message

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. >>> tonight the mariposa county sheriff says the family who died in a remote hike in the sierra national forest succumbed to extreme heat exhaustion. john gerrish, ellen chung, and their 1-year-old daughter, , and their dog had moved to the area from san francisco. it was 76 degrees when they set up on a trail near the merced river on august 15. they walked uphill for several miles on a trail with very little shade. as temperatures climbed into the triple digits, their bodies were found 2 days later over 1 mile from their car. investigators say the family had a single 85 ounce water backpack with them, and it was empty. >>> still to come, all the masking, handwashing, and a distancing we have been doing has impeded the spread of many viruses, including the flu. >> i've never seen an influenza season like last year alastyear's mild year a whole lot worse. >>> where are the workers? california jobless claims hit a 6 month high as the u.s. hits the pandemic low. >>> it could be our biggest problem after the big one. a new report out on earthquake threats to a key piece of bay area infrastru

fairish, ellen chung, their 1-year-old daughter, and their dog disappeared after going on a hike in mariposa county in august. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river in an area called devil's gulch. for two months vest investigators have trying to figure out what killed them. causes of death have been ruled out including suicide, illegal drugs, and foul play. investigators say the family hiked during extreme heat and the water sources along the trail tested positive for toxic algae blooms. we'll find out the answer on that tomorrow. >>> still ahead, you know her as the hilton heiress, but paris hilton has a new mission. what she's now calling for the biden administration to do about what she said is a troubled teen industry. >>> i'm scott budman. did elizabeth holmes mislead investors about the relationship between theranos and the u.s. military in the latest testimony in the trial coming up. >>> and storm ranger showing rainfall right now, plus i'm tracking two more storms. i'll show you when those totals would top over 2 inches coming up. >>> the trial of eli

mariposa county sheriff jeremy breece says hypothermia and probable dehydration led to the deaths of jonathan gear ish ellen chong andes. hypothermia is whee body produces too much heat and starts to shut down. the sheriff's office showed footage of the terrain the family was in in this year a national forest and released a timeline around eight a.m. on the morning of the families. august hike. temperatures started out in the mid seventies but quickly jump to the nineties and eventually reached upwards of 103 to 109 degrees in the noon hour. after hiking for about four miles, the family reached a trail constantly exposed to sunlight with little shade you to the ferguson fire in 2018, officials say john plotted their route on a hiking app on his phone, but it didn't show elevation changes the body temperatures. when they become over 105 degrees can have damages to the brain. can have damages to other organs can cause muscle cramps, fatigue. dizziness, weakness. and ultimately. um cause death. the family was found in hiking clothes with only one water backpack that was empty and no wat

they moved to mariposa county during the pandemic.ter two incidents at the fish concert sunday night. one man fell from the upper level two the -- onto a pers below. a complaint was filed saying the guardrails are too low and the stairs to steep. inspectors went through the arena and deemed it up to code. >> we are taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. >> if you have filled up your tank recently, you know that prices are higher. in california, it $4.54. it is $4.76 in san >> check yard tires are p -- check your tires air pressure. the tire has to work harder to get down the road. >> a good reminder to get gas at stations that are further away from major highways and get rid of bike racks and roof racks on your car. >> some rebook flights this morning. skywest partners with delta, alaska and united airlines. the server outage forced the airlines to cancel several hundred flights. skywest says they have that fixed the issue but more than 200 flights get willed for today were cancel. southwest airlin

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station.t answer is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility action plan. h

they were on a hike in mariposa county this past summer and they never came home. investigators have ruled out a number causes, but it's such a mystery. sad for the families, but also so concerning. >> good morning. law enforcement has ruled out foul play, suicide and the use of illegal drugs in the death of john, ellen and their one-year-old daughter and their family dog. the family of three from san francisco disappeared back in mid august while hiking through the sierra national forest. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river. high levels of toxic algae were detected nearby. the sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists and environmental specialists, the fbi and other experts to see if that might have played a role. it was also extremely hot the day the family disappeared. later today law enforcement will reveal what killed the mother, father, daughter and their dog. >>> happening today, closing arguments start in the trial of a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall is fighting man

reporter: video from above the trail in mariposa county shows the pathways challenging terrain.he sheriff says jonathan gerrish, ellen chong, their one-year-old daughter, and their dog started on the trail at an elevation of 3800 feet and a temperature of about 75 degrees. where they died, 6.5 miles later, they were down to 1800 feet and without much tree canopy since the 2018 ferguson fire. >> the temperatures along the section of the trail were between 107-10 i degrees. from the time of 12:50 pm to 2:50 p.m. reporter: they mapped out the trail on an app but it did not give an indication of the change in elevation or the extreme heat in the valley. while they were experienced hikers, the sheriff says the dangers of this journey probably surprised them. >> there was one 85 ounce bladder of water backpack located with the family. this water bladder was empty and no other water containers or filtration systems were located amongst the family. reporter: these are the county's first hypothermia deficit in two decades on the death -- on the job. investigator spent weeks ruling out ot

the mariposa county sheriff is expected to reveal the causes of death in a 2:00 conference this afternoonhis wife, ellen, their one-year-old daughter, and, their family dog hiked most of an 8.5 mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra national forest near yosemite. all were found dead on august 16's. the family had ties to the bay area. foul play, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have all been rolled -- ruled out. the family may have all suffered heat stroke or were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will send out a push alert when the news conference starts. you can watch it live by downloading the abc 7 bay area news app for stream it on your team be with art -- rtv with our connected apps. -- your tv tv tv apps. reggie: officials want want want vaccinated by december 1. by this -- by january they want half the group vaccinated. by february, 70%. health officials are warning parents and children to take precautions over the holidays, encouraging mask wearing and avoiding large crowds. kumasi: the demand for rapid covid tests in pharmacies is expect

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the mariposa county sheriff is expected to reveal the cause of death in a 2:00 press conference thisthan, his wife, their one-year-old daughter and their family dog hiked most of an eight and a half mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra national forest in yosemite. all were found dead on the trail on august 16. the family had ties to the bay area. follow player, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have been ruled out. that drew speculation that the family might have all suffered heat stroke, or they were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will set off a push alert when the press conference starts. you can watch it live on the abc 7 bay area news app on your phone, or stream it on tv. reggie: jobina, thank you. sonoma county has laid out plans to vaccinate children under 11 once the fda authorizes vaccines for that group. they want a quarter of three vaccinated by december 1. and by january, half. by february, they hope to get to 70%. meantime,, health officials are warning parents and children to take precautions over the holidays. they are enco

got in the sierra some much needed snowfall in some pretty heavy rain in the foot hills there in mariposa county just south of yosemite national park. so it's very welcome to see this change of pace. we certainly do need that rain and snow and got to give it some love 40's up in timber on in santa rosa, right now. pretty much solid 50's for almost the rest of the bay area. it's a cool morning. it is a brisk one with the winds. so do not forget the jackets and you're going want to keep him on through the course of your friday. i've got more in this busy weekend forecast all still ahead, found thanks for that. will we know we're going to have a busy evening for a lot of people coming into the city. however. >> we have a busy morning as well. so accident southbound one oh, one at mckee road. we've been seeing some delays from that accident. there as you're traveling into the city right now. little under 50 minutes, we had an earlier accident that has since been cleared. but off are going watching the games tonight. the bar, the ferry caltrain would be good options. in addition to driving if

investigators in mariposa county say they still do not have answers into the mysterious death of a familyof three and their dog whose bodies were found in a remote area of the sierra national force last month. sheriff's officials say they have ruled out possible causes, including lightning strike. illegal drugs and suicide. they continue to investigate whether toxic algae or heat remained. remains were to blame here. but the couple formally from san francisco, they took their daughter and their dog on a hike on the remote trail back on august 15th. the temperatures that afternoon range between 107 and 109 degrees. still ahead. traffic on the golden gate bridge brought to a standstill today, a group of protesters trying to send a message to the nation's leaders about immigration reform across country project to honor the japanese american survivors who were interned during world war two. we'll hear from the man who has made it his mission to make sure the painful mistakes of the past are not forgotten by future generations. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network

at new new details expected to be released later today about a family who died while on a hike in mariposacounty last august. what we're expected to learn surrounding their cause of death. which has remained a mystery. and a mother accused of throwing drunken parties for teenagers appeared in a santa clara county courtroom. new details were learning about the case and the charges she now faces. ct caused the deaths of a family and their dog on a hiking trail last august. ellen chang john gerrish, their one year old daughter and their dog were found dead on a trail in the sierra national forest. there were no obvious signs of how they died. investigators say they ruled out foul play suicide drugs and a lightning strike in the first few weeks. low scatters mother, who is accused of posting teenage sex and alcohol parties, is in a senate clara county jail facing 39 criminal counts, including felony child abuse. ktvu is, brooks jarocz says the teenagers are between 13 and 15 years of age and attend low status high school. prosecutors asked for no bail, and the judge agreed. shannon o. connor w

and john brown concluded as many people dead, mariposa slavery, this is getting out of hand because here's a man who has been murdered specifically for expressing opinions against slavery and there were charters until then that the slave power was getting a strangle hold on their life. when the slave power could reach out to murder somebody in the soil. those charges of slavery is getting out of hand and if allowed to persist, it would swap out the liberties of everybody. so this point john brown stands up and start in hudson, ohio, and he said before the act of god in the dedicate the rest my life to the opposition to slavery and john brown has become an abolitionist. and the question remains, what you going to do about it john. your post slavery but when he going to do about it right it takes him another 20 years to figure out what that means. it moves the family to upstate new york may take part in this communal experiment were freed black people the next to the pre- white people in the ideas to demonstrate that the black people can be as productive and successful as the white people wr