there's your menlo park 39.oe, 16 two bits there in flagstaff and 46 arcata, with some light rain to 58 down in san diego. up and over she goes, but a lot of high clouds just spill through. tomorrow we'll get a weak system. it looks to me like marin county north south of that. probably not much if anything, but maybe a 10th to a quarter of an inch to the north might get squeezed out of this weak system. two for tuesday. we'll have more sun in the afternoon and slightly warmer. i mean, there'll be plenty of high clouds, but temperatures will be in the 60s. after tomorrow we get some light rain clouds a little cool down. all systems go for a warm up, especially as we head towards the weekend. >> all right. thanks, steve. sports betting on the rise. and with it. so are worries about addiction. the concerning online searches that are also seeing a jump as more people put their money i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say

rents in menlo park went up by 24%. in sunnyvale, they went up by 23%, and in the east bay, walnut creek saw an increase of 14%. silicon valley also had the most expensive one bedroom rent prices sunnyvale, mountain view, menlo park. they topped the list with average rents more than $3,000. san francisco came in fourth. meantime, the three least expensive cities for rent in the bay area were antioch, vallejo and richmond. the median rent in california for a one bedroom apartment about $2,100. it's now 759, while the super bowl will be played in new orleans this year, the real high stakes are in las vegas and new york state. the super bowl is expected to draw almost $1.4 billion in legal gambling alone. that would set a record. one expert predicts, for the first time ever, a state other than nevada will see the most money wagered since the u.s. supreme court struck down a ban on sports betting in 2018. the states of new york and new jersey have occasionally taken in more money in bets than nevada. >> you're just ready in

let's go to the peninsula where we have 32 degrees in redwood city, 31 in menlo park.untains below freezing in boulder creek. 27 for you there, and then over towards the morgan hill area. we are below freezing at 31 as we get into the afternoon today. an increase in high clouds tomorrow. more of the same before wet weather arrives tomorrow night. notice the time stamp here 10 p.m. we'll have a weak wave move through that will bring scattered showers tuesday night into wednesday. then we get a little bit of a break with the next storm coming in wednesday night lasting into early friday morning. that is going to tap into the atmospheric river that is expected to bring us plenty of rain and snow to the sierra, maybe even a dusting of snow for us. i'll have a better look at that in the extended forecast, but for today, partly cloudy skies, dry conditions, temperatures in the upper 50s to about 60, which is a little bit below average. more on that storm coming up in the extended forecast back to you. >> depending on what you wear them with, it can either like make you look,

the northbound train from the menlo park station is canceled. and caltrain says to expect delays in both directions. police are asking drivers to try and avoid the area. our crew is at the scene working to learn more. we'll bring you more information when it becomes available. switching gears now, it is going to be another cold night. here's a look from san rafael right here with our traffic cameras. meteorologist rob mayeda is here now. rob, how cold are we talking here? yeah. you know, typically this is one of the colder times of the year, with the average ls in the upper 30s to low 40s around the bay area. but tonight it will be running even colder than that. let's rewind back to this morning. you can see how the valley started out in the low to mid 30s. san francisco 43 this morning san francisco not likely to be under that freeze warning, but the north bay valleys you see a lot of purple on the map. this includes san rafael, novato, santa rosa and napa, the tri-valley and areas east of san jose into morgan hill could see temperatures tonigh

menlo park is 39, but santa rosa a mile and three quarters. there could be a few pockets, but i think overall it's more of a low cloud deck there. a few high clouds spilling over. but wednesday we'll get a system here. but it sure is monday and it won't be too bad today. a little better than sunday. low clouds. patchy fog. mix of sun and clouds. and there's a lot of these higher clouds coming in. so temps will be upper 50s. low 60s. all right, let's get back to the news now. >> thank you steve. today is presidents day. sal has the morning off. so we are covering traffic for you. >> as we're doing the traffic. >> i want to first look at the right outside the arena there in oakland along 880. and traffic moving along just fine on this holiday. a lot of people probably have the day off. >> here's a look at the san mateo bridge. there's traffic out there, but no problems. everything is moving nicely. >> and checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza. also few cars heading into the city, but not too bad at this hour. we'll keep you posted. certainly,

concord 32, menlo park 32.noma county airport now has dipped to 29, there's hollister 2833. santa clara, 32. gilroy, scotts valley, felton all in there. santa cruz, soquel, both at 3616 truckee 21 south lake tahoe to five. now in alturas. ten out there at the lone outpost in ely. the system is going to spill across a lot of high level moisture, and really it's just kind of the warm sector. so this will be light rain this evening about marin county down to santa cruz looks to be the main focus. then everything gets its act together as we head towards wednesday night. thursday looks pretty impressive here into friday morning with the santa cruz mountains, santa cruz area and santa clara valley looking to be the bullseye for the heaviest rain. now, most systems so far this season have favored us by a country mile. this time, though, look at this southern california, even san luis obispo, santa barbara, los angeles and riverside that will cause some issues if they get that much or more. and snow on the go. winter s

menlo park in there. livermore is down to 38, concord 39 degrees. there are a few popping up here, i think the coolest temp i saw our coldest is at 36. most of this is heading up into the pacific northwest. the tail end of that will drag across us light rain.t about marin county north but cool to cold lows, more sun and warmer. a lot of high clouds drifting in, but temps bumping up a little bit here now. low to mid 60s. all right sally's here a bridge a freeway. where are we going. >> yeah let's pardon me. let's go to the richmond-san rafael bridge. steve i wanted to take a look at that because we're getting a crowd here on the richmond bridge. you can see traffic is moving along a little bit slowly. if you are driving through, you will see the traffic is going to be busy there. going to the bay bridge, you will see the traffic is backed up to the macarthur maze and the metering lights are on. we've also been looking at that east bay commute, and we do have some slow traffic on interstate 880 heading into union city. that's not unusual. and now 680

we're live in menlo park this morning.tvu, fox two news will go back to you across the bay in oakland. >> jesse. thank you. time now is 834. the philadelphia eagles are the new champions of the national football league. after their commanding victory over the kansas city chiefs in super bowl 59. the eagles defeated the two time defending champion chiefs, 40 to 22, in a game in new orleans that was never even close. the chiefs scored most of their points in the fourth quarter after the game was decided. eagles quarterback jalen hurts was named super bowl mvp after throwing for 221 yards and two touchdowns. but he says the philadelphia's defense played a huge role in this decisive super bowl victory. >> they played how they played all year. you know, and i truly believe offense wins the game. but defense wins championships. and how that defense has been able to play, it's a great testament to them. >> and it was a disastrous night for chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. he was sacked six times and threw two interceptions. ka

ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary reports from menlo park, where employees got pink slips today in an morning email. >> the first day of the workweek brings the final day of employment for approximately 3600 meta employees, beginning at 5 a.m. monday. pink slips went out to what the company calls the lowest performers in an effort to move them out faster. >> it appears that they are facing some really serious financial hurdles. not only did they do rank and file, but they also did c-suite executives. so that's eliminating, you know, that's creating more efficiencies, if you will. >> the company classifies the cuts that impact countries from across the globe as performance terminations. u.s. workers are getting the bad news now. employees in more than a dozen countries in europe, asia and africa get let go notices. february 11th through the 18th. meta staffers in germany, france, italy and the netherlands are exempt from the cuts, according to reuters, due to local regulations. >> they have agreements with those governments to do certain things. and it's more national than it is indivi

it's 16 minutes there taking on those highways like the south bay, 30 minutes, one, 85 to menlo parko 37 in. 85. you make a decent time. well, we're still in the green along 8.80, are down to 2.37. darya. james, back to you. >> uranus 6.18, right now in the south bay pg and santa clara county leaders are announcing new plans to address growing surge concerns in san jose pg e is working to serve about 5 and a half gigawatts of new data center. energy demand across northern and central california. the next decade, nearly 20% of that is in the heart of silicon valley. many projects are already in the engineering contracts. construction phases right now pg e estimates that customers may save between one and 2% on their monthly bill in the long term with this new electric demand from data centers. they're serving. as spring approaches. authorities are warning about gas prices on the rise. the national average is now 3.16. i right in where not where california anywhere. obviously our average there's 3.60, nationwide. we are for 79 statewide. 27, 7th, $0.27 more than last week. >> so that's

that's 85 to menlo park while selling downs you. 37 about 27 minutes. storytimes back to you.ight. thanks. a lot of rain. it's 10 to 15 and another bay area. safeway is closing this time in the north bay. yeah. this safeway's on admiral callaghan lane. it was announced that they're going to be closing in april and kron 4 sarah stinson talk to some shoppers who are sad to hear the news. >> shoppers tell me they rely on this safeway because they feel it's the safest in closest location as the other 2 in vallejo are nearly 2, 3 miles away. it was little shocking how we need and all the people around here. >> that means a lot to go to the one on lincoln road u.s. around place shoppers stunned to learn the longtime safeway on admiral callaghan lane is closing this april. safeway has been serving the city since 1981, many say they depend on this store for not only groceries. >> but also the bank and pharmacy. a spokesperson attributed the closure to ongoing safety concerns and financial performance. many aisles in the store can be seen locked up with surveillance cameras hovering. >

that's 85 up to menlo park in the south bay darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain, 8.18, and safety concerns in oakland are affecting businesses and this one owned by aishah curry has been affected. sweet july is going to close and she posted on instagram that they're closing to prioritize the safety of patrons and staff. the store's last day of business will be sunday sweet. july opened in 2021. these store on 23rd street had featured price black owned businesses and local barry makers. but it's closing on sunday. >> well, after months of backlash from community members, a safeway store in the fillmore district is also set to close for good on friday. it was just on monday the san francisco leaders heard from concerned residents who say that many people rely on this safeway as their only full service grocery store in the entire neighborhood. they say much of the community is low income and closing the store will have drastic consequences. safeway which actually owns the property, wasn't there at the meeting. but here's some of what those who were there

we're almost at 80 minutes along 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park. that's slow things are surface streets. your best bet today because all the highways are busy. 61 sellers are to 37. all these are over now or in the commute time 21 highway 4 antioch in to conquer darya. james, back to you. >> 28 right now and >> we have a chance to get free coffee because of the super bowl. yeah. starbucks offering at the monday after and half of american workers at private companies now have a 4, one k plan. jane king at the new york stock exchange with these stories and more. >> good morning. k is reached a tipping point. half of private sector workers are now saving in these retirement plans. the number is likely to increase to federal law that went into effect this year requiring many new 4, k plans to use automatic enrollment. uber's ride bookings were disappointing over shares took hit as it posted its quarterly results. rides are one thing people are cutting back on. also, uler ceo says self-driving taxis going mainstream is still a long way off. starbucks wi

in menlo park, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> nurses in the east bay are protesting right now againstamily birthing center at saint rose hospital in hayward. the closure comes despite recent assurances from alameda health system that services at saint rose would preserved. nurses say shutting down labor and delivery services would create a safety crisis for mothers and newborns, forcing emergency staff to handle high risk deliveries. the birthing center serves families in hayward, castro valley, fremont and union city. >> the ntsb is now investigating a deadly plane crash last week off the coast of western alaska. it happened thursday afternoon. the fire department in nome, alaska, says the pilot of the cessna told air traffic controllers it would enter a holding pattern while it waited for an open runway. but then, according to the coast guard, the plane rapidly lost elevation. it's still not clear why the plane went down. the remains of all ten victims have now been recovered. crews had to rush to recover the plane because of the weather. >> we will recover the wreckage. we do have

we're almost 70 minutes there traveling for 85 up to menlo park. well, 2, 80 85.y seeing traffic building down here in the south bay. keep that in mind. if you are going want to one, you might want the surface streets instead. 22 wright still got that accident at the toll plaza. minor traffic collision. they are waiting for them clear that off of the bridge while 30 on the senate hail traveling across towards the peninsula. you can see a 80 is and one on one on the peninsula side. so that's why this and temperatures a little bit slower. 53 minutes, salient down to 37. and let's check on 80 crockett down towards the maze around 34 minutes. all right. james, back to thanks a lot. ransom. 47 and new details this morning about the crash that happened on sunday in the mission district of san francisco. we're a car went into a parkland. it turns out nding warrants for those who are arrested and it was from many bay area counties that they had been wanted in. and here's the scene outside the crash that happened at the at napper tandy bar and grill park. let there on the

. >> they're laying off people at meta headquarters in menlo park.l workforce is targeted. that's about 3000 people. the layoffs were announced in mid-january. a spokesperson says the company's lowest performers are being targeted in this round. the company plans to hire replacements by the end of the year, with a majority of roles being machine learning engineering related. meta is the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp. >> all steel and aluminum imports into the u.s. now face a 25% tariff approved today by president trump. he says the tariff goes into effect immediately, with no exceptions. it could impact the cost of everything from cans of soda to baseball bats to construction and transportation. the european union says the tariffs would be unlawful and economically counterproductive. the white house says they are designed to eliminate loopholes that have led some importers to game the system. 22 state attorneys general, including california's rob bonta, are suing the trump administration over planned cuts to the national institut

that's 85 to menlo park the south bay. we've certainly seen a lot of flooding.ound 50 minutes almost an hour during james. back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 8.46. is the time the u.s. department of education's office for civil rights has announced investigations into the california interscholastic federation, cia for short after it announced plans to abide by state law instead of the federal anti-discrimination laws relating to girls and women sports. now the cia announced this move in response to president trump signing of his. quote, protecting women's sports executive order which challenge title 9 protections for transgender athletes. state law allows athletes to participate on teams based on an individual's gender identity rather than biological. the office of civil rights added they are reviewing athletic participation policies at a number of schools to evaluate their compliance. title 9 now we did get a response from equality, california. they released the following statement from executive their executive director in response to the investigati

menlo park rents increased by 24%. sunnyvale was up by 23% in the east bay. saw an increase of 14%. silicon valley also had the most expensive one bedroom rent prices. overall, sunnyvale mountain view. menlo park all topped the list, with average rents over $3,000. san francisco came in fourth. meanwhile, the three least expensive cities for rent in the bay area were antioch, vallejo and richmond. each of those is below the median rent in california for a one bedroom, which is right around $2,100. >> city leaders in san francisco are considering creating a new so-called entertainment zone in the castro and upper market area. this would include an outdoor drinking area where people can buy to go, drinks from local bars and restaurants, and enjoy them outside during certain hours. supervisor rafael mandelman says it will help revitalize businesses that saw declines during the pandemic. he also says night markets and other events would benefit from this as well. >> with its rich queer nightlife history, the castro seems like a natural fit for an entertainment zo

traveling on 1, as traveling from. 85 up to menlo park around 63 minutes. you could take 85 87, but you're also seeing delays there and around. 54, silly down to 37 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it 16 right now and a public health advisory has been lifted in martinez after the refinery fire that happened over the weekend was put out. but now local officials are demanding answers from the refining company. contra costa county supervisors, chanel scales preston is calling for a full audit of the martinez. refining company. she says that even though the county is investigating, she wants to go beyond that and is requesting that there be independent oversight. meantime, bay area congressman john garamendi says, quote, the martinez refinery has a history of concerns regarding safety. and last week we saw the results while we were still gathering information about the cause of the fire. what we do know is that this disaster reflects poor leadership and a lack of standards from the martinez refining company, our community deserves answers. less than a m

the menlo park based company plans to backfill the positions later this year. >> this week, international leaders and top names in the tech world will meet to discuss what's next for the future of ai. an international summit on ai regulation kicked off in paris this morning. leaders from google spoke ahead of the summit about the challenges of regulating a tech that's changing so fast. >> it's important to regulate ai, but it's important to get the regulations right, and that's hard when the technology itself is not fully understood and it's so fast moving. and it also needs to be international because ai is going to affect all countries, the whole world. and as a technology and it's it needs to there needs to be sort of international cooperation around that. >> the summit aims to find common ground between the trump administration, china and 100 other countries when it comes to regulating ai. >> today, a federal judge in boston will consider whether to block president trump and elon musk from carrying out their unprecedented plan to buy out tens of thousands of federal employees. it come

we're live in menlo park this morning. fox two news guys back across the bay and up to oakland to you. >> all right, jesse, it's always good to have you in the morning. sarah, i know it's an early call for you nurses in the east bay protest today against the sudden closure of the family birthing center at saint rose hospital in hayward. the closure comes despite recent assurances from alameda health system that services at saint rose would be preserved. nurses say shutting down labor and delivery services will create a safety crisis for mothers and newborns facing emergency staff to handle high risk deliveries. the birthing center serves families in hayward, castro valley, fremont, union city. today's protest is expected to start at 1230. >> the trump administration's america first approach to ai development is taking center stage at a high stakes summit in paris, attended by vice president jd vance. fox's madeline rivera is on capitol hill this morning with the latest. >> jd vance arrived in europe on monday for his first

in menlo park, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> a conference that began today in san francisco drewome big names in the tech industry. apple co-founder steve wozniak spoke at the ceo navigate event. today, that conference is focused on the cloud and new ways to use that developing technology. other speakers include leaders from netflix and google. the california state university system is teaming up with major tech companies to launch an artificial intelligence powered education system. the companies involved include adobe, alphabet, nvidia, and openai. according to cal state's deputy vice chancellor of academic and student affairs. csu will be paying $17 million over an 18 month term to openai for the use of chatgpt. csu hopes the adoption of ai technologies across all 23 universities will have a profound impact on training, learning and teaching tools. well, the eagles have landed in philadelphia, the super bowl champions greeted by fans at the airport as they got off their plane with that lombardi trophy in hand, raising up in the air. the eagles, fresh off their flight from new

automated license plate readers were installed in menlo park this morning.the city approved them last october. police say they can help when investigating homicides, thefts, missing persons cases and of course, more. the readers from flock safety are expected to cost about $225,000 over two years time. some other bay area cities are using this technology from flock to crack down on sideshows. >> san francisco's first speed camera has gone up at the intersection of geary boulevard and seventh avenue. the hope is it will reduce the number of crashes involving pedestrians by getting drivers to slow down. a total of 33 of these cameras are being installed throughout the city. they're highlighted on this map in red. san francisco is the first city in california to use this kind of technology. >> believe it will change the way drivers approach speeding. it will make them think twice about putting their foot on that pedal to increase how fast they're going. >> the cameras will be activated next month in a 60 day warning. period begins after that. drivers will be ci

though not a million bucks in menlo park. said her cell phone company gave her a $78 refund on one of those plastic cards. debit card. the thing is, that card didn't work, and her complaint seemed to be put on terminal hold. we dialed the cell phone company, then sent a check. remember those? yeah. a check for her. 78 bucks. we hope she was able to cash it. we'll check into that. all right. we helped leah in san jose with a senior living facility. she said they owed her almost two grand after she moved out. after we moved in. she got her $1,430 back. and finally there's rob. he said he was out 3245 bucks because he couldn't access an online fundraising account of his. so we raised his concern with the company. it then unlocked rob's account so he could get his $3,245. you know, it all adds up. so i'm going to trot out that world famous. well, regionally famous tote board. there it is. $7,843,185. back to you. since our team debuted in 2016, you can join them. we're going to put the qr code up on screen in just a second here.

now, we spotted this futuristic rv outside the posh rosewood hotel in menlo park. it turns out a southern california company called ac future is showing off the prototype for the eco friendly motorhome. it's electric, partially self-powered because the solar panels on the roof. ac future says it's also going to make one that is not on wheels, so you could actually pop it in your backyard. we call it the transformer home because it really transforms from 190ft■!so 400ft■!s. as you can see, this unit is bigger than some apartments in san francisco or new york. the price? 98 grand for the backyard version and 300 grand if you want it on wheels. certainly not cheap, but for sure less than a bay area home. ac future says it plans to build 10,000 transformer homes starting this year to help solve california's housing shortage. if you want to check it out, you can check out the prototype. it's on display at rosewood all week. new tonight the results of a federal review into allegations of local misuse of public money. the review finds mismanagement at a federally funded h

campbell is followed by menlo park at 24% and sunnyvale is third, with rent jumping 23%. that's year over year growth. go month by month, though. petaluma takes the top spot, followed by campbell again and berkeley taking third. okay, it is no secret traveling can be very stressful. checking bags, going through security, making sure you get to the gate on time. now sfo has a new way to calm those nerves. our marcus washington shows us how. if you travel a lot, you know airports can be overwhelming. now, sfo is providing a place for travelers to relax. it's a new sensory room now open inside the harvey milk terminal. that cabin simulator is the centerpiece of sfo's new sensory room. it's designed for neurodivergent travelers looking to ease that feeling of nervousness over flying. it also includes two rows of seats, overhead bins and even working lights. the airport's guest experience director says that this space also includes soundproof walls, dimming lights, as well as other tools for decompression. as time has gone by, we've become more and more familiar and aware of t

menlo park topped the list with average rents over $3,000 a month. san francisco came in fourth.st expensive cities for rent in the bay area were antioch, vallejo and richmond. the median rent in california for a one bedroom apartment is about $2,100 a month. >> one of the nation's biggest restaurant chains is adding a surcharge to cover the high cost of eggs. waffle house is now charging an extra $0.50 per egg, saying that the bird flu outbreak and the resulting egg shortage led to a dramatic increase in costs. the average price for a dozen eggs here in california is just about $9 a dozen. the agriculture department expects egg prices to rise another 20% this year. i've noticed a few local restaurants in marin doing the same thing. >> yeah, it's happening around the bay area. okay, let's see what's happening on the roads right now. it's 559. >> never thought i'd be so fancy eating eggs. my goodness. >> how about you? >> i know right? luxury item. all right. good morning everyone. let's talk about 880 north and south. you can see traffic is moving well on our maps here. i've been

menlo park at 41 degrees, san carlos 43. can we find any 30s? yes.kelseyville and upper lake. they're cold but low 40s for many. o fairfax just dipped to 39 and then 4849. tiburon and sausalito, point reyes in there as well. jackpot. 21 south lake tahoe and truckee with 27. in reno, they had a little bit of snow. their snowpack is doing okay. february has been kind. january was not, but so far so good here as we like to say. mount shasta 35, winnemucca 34, and ely at 31 degrees. but get ready. temps are on their way up and now there will be considerable cloudiness spilling over, especially north, as we head into the weekend and early next week. but all signs say temperatures are in the upper 60 to 70 as we head to the weekend. there will still be probably some rain. lake county, mendocino county north, but in my forecast zone, most of it will be not the case. sunny for all. a little breeze picking up which should help reduce some of the moisture. so i think it will just be clear and cold tonight. 60 on the temps and if you like 70 degree temps they'r

the menlo park based company will be carrying out performance terminations, letting go of 5% of its most underperforming employees. meta has plans to replace those employees with machine learning engineers. google calendar has wiped away several cultural holidays and events from millions of devices across the world. the tool no longer acknowledges the start of black history month or women's history month. google's spokesperson says the changes actually took place in the middle of last year, and that it's just not sustainable to include hundreds of observances on the calendar. the mountain view based company also removed the first day of indigenous peoples month, the start of pride month and holocaust remembrance day. get ready for a walk down memory lane. you can watch this live or just set your dvr. saturday night live celebrating 50 years with a three hour anniversary special. the star studded lineup includes former cast members like eddie murphy, tina fey, seth meyers, will ferrell, and adam sandler. also returning chevy chase and jane curtin. guest appearances include sabrina carpent

automated license plate readers were installed in menlo park this morning. the city approved them last october. police say they can help when investigating homicides, thefts, missing persons cases and of course, more. the readers from flock safety are expected to cost about $225,000 over two years time. some other bay area cities are using this technology from flock to crack down on sideshows. >> san francisco's first speed camera has gone up at the intersection of geary boulevard and seventh avenue. the hope is it will reduce the number of crashes involving pedestrians by getting drivers to slow down. a total of 33 of these cameras are being installed throughout the city. they're highlighted on this map in red. san francisco is the first city in california to use this kind of technology. >> believe it will change the way drivers approach speeding. it will make them think twice about putting their foot on that pedal to increase how fast they're going. >> the cameras will be activated next month in a 60 day warning. period begins after that. drivers will be c

players who were born in the bay area or played here collegiately, including abby dahlkemper from menlo park. she joined the team last year during midseason. to be home where i grew up, watching the gold pride and, you know, aspired to, you know, dream big and play professional soccer. so it's a really it's a full circle moment. so i take playing at home with immense pride. you know, it's a weekend and we already are looking really good and just excited for the season. everylayer who spoke today said the people throughout the organization are what makes bay fc so special. the only downside? it is expensive to live in the bay. it is very expensive to live in the city. that's something we can all relate to. bay fc will work out in san jose through friday, then head to southern california for two weeks of training camp. they opened the regular season on the road on march 15th in san jose. anthony flores nbc bay area. welcome to the bay area. yeah, it's exciting though. up next, not your average field trip chaperon. who's that? we'll show you where princess dave's been very excited about saving

menlo park, stanford 41. foster city at 42 2120. truckee and south lake tahoe at 3638.oing to be a lot of rain, especially mendocino county north over the next week, but it looks like we are done with rain unless something really changes fast and i don't think that's happening. the rain line looks to be northern sonoma county, mendocino border, lake county north over the next week. nothing expected here, but let the sun shine in. there will be plenty of it, not only today, but temps are bumping up. we'll start that today with 60s going 68. santa rosa, morgan hill down to gilroy could eke out a 6667. but everything says low 70s for some inland this weekend you guys. >> steve thank you. authorities have identified a skier who died when he was caught in an avalanche while skiing in the backcountry in south lake tahoe. the el dorado county coroner identified the victim as 46 year old frederick dross. a husband and father of two from south lake tahoe. his family reported him missing on monday after he went skiing in the backcountry around powderhouse peak. police say his fri

so menlo park now down to 39 degrees. napa airport also in there. petaluma and cloud cover. so we get a slight break, but cloud cover will continue to be on the move today. setting up for a rainy pattern tonight, especially thursday into friday. and i still think, you know, either santa cruz mountains, mount tamalpais area or a russian river will take the bulk of this. the big news though, continues to be the sierra. this will be the best system storm of the season for them. without question. winter storm warning starts tonight. we have a flood watch. starts tonight, goes through 10 p.m. saturday for some heavy rain and that could cause some rapid runoff in ponding so obscured by clouds today. mainly a break until this evening. mostly cloudy in the morning here. cold, but we'll cloud it up later on. get rain in here later as well. so 50s on the temps. all right. so here hayward castro valley 880. where. >> same area dublin steve. westbound 580 at hopyard. we have a crash blocking three lanes. remember there's like that's where it gets to be like 5 or 6 lanes as people approa

menlo park down to 41. livermore is 42. so this is just the warm overrunning, the warm front. set up shop off the oregon california coast and deepen and then roar in with just a screaming jet stream to enhance these rainfall totals here again. so far, everything says santa cruz mountains with the highest totals. but i mean, you're seeing even even, you know, concord and livermore with over two. you know, that that makes this a pretty good system here. a winter storm warning kicks in tonight and goes through saturday, and there could be the biggest system of the year so far. no doubt about it, that that will be a one. looks like that will give multiple feet of snow. flood watches as well. starts tonight. goes through 10 p.m. saturday. today, though obscured by clouds. some light rain. but mainly we have to wait until tonight. only 50s on the temps, but everything kicks in tonight. overnight into thursday and early friday. all right so here. 601 and he tells you and me what. >> well you know things are still okay. it could be that people don't want to drive on a day where they m

menlo park, is closed, los altos is close, and half moon bay and pacific are both at 42. and truckee 40. arcata 42. down in monterey and mid 50s la and san diego. see all that cloud cover? i mean boy it's again, it's not organized, but it will drag across us as all the rain stays up in northern california up to portland and seattle. but watch the cloud cover. there you go on sunday morning, sunday, sunday night, monday. cloudy. finally. tuesday. that could be the day we eke out a 74 or 75 on the high side. but unless you're up towards crescent city and north, it's going to be a quiet, quiet pattern. i will say there are some hints after about march 7th of a lot of rain on the way, but again, that's pretty far out there. but just i don't think we're done, but we'll get a little bit of a hint of spring here over the next few days. finally, a friday mix of sun and clouds, 60s to near 70 on the temps. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now 540. the president of mexico considering changing that country's constitution. the reason that follows a move by the trump administratio

south bay 70, in santa clara, 72 san jose on the peninsula, 68, in redwood city, 66 menlo park, halfsan francisco, south san francisco a few degrees above average mid 60s. and in the north bay 66 san rafael close to 70 there in calistoga. santa rosa, vallejo. heading into the east bay. mid 60s around oakland and richmond. 69 in fremont. inland areas. it's going to be really nice and mild. 70 degrees in concord. fairfield 71, in livermore. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. and this mild weather pattern is going to continue through the weekend. we do have nice weather for the black joy parade on sunday in oakland. and then on monday, a system passing to our north will cause the temperatures to dip a little bit. but you will notice that the warmth returns midweek and we may be seeing temperatures in the mid 70s. i mean, when you're 76 degrees around the bay. wednesday. yeah. and friday. kristen. dan it is definitely going to feel warm. but you know, like i said, early march, possibly some wet weather returning. >> we need a little more rain. >> we definitely do. yeah

10 minutes on your already slower commute. 35 minute ride into the city this 1, 0, one. 85 up to menlo park to 80. starting to see things slow down just a little bit. and so down to 2.37. around. 35 minutes during james, back to you. new numbers from bart show a decrease in crime last year. bart says overall crime dropped almost 20% violent crime is down 10% compared to 2023. auto theft of property crimes also have fallen. >> in the east bay, some residents in concord are sounding the alarm now over rent protections. the city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than expected, which means the council could decide to get rid of that ordinance, not even a full year in 2 when it went into effect. >> 10 and that you're good tn know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer. >> councilmember pablo been says that he introduced the ordinance review

another grammy winner, taylor from menlo park.contemporary instrumental album. >> this is dedicated to my mother watching from heaven. >> reporter: oakland's sheila e got her first grammy. >> this can't exist without diversity. people from venezuela, peru, japan, mexico, cuba, puerto rico, the flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. >> reporter: finally, for best opera recording, those bringing home a grammy, the san francisco symphony. >> thank you, jason, for making us sound so beautiful. thank you so san francisco symphony and to the kias family. thank you to my noah, who i love so much. >> reporter: thank you to all bay area winners. >> coming up big to the bay. congratulations. very, very talented. >>> coming up on cable 12, that grammy conversation continues. or fashionista joining us live, breaking down the best and worst looks on the red carpet. businesses closing across the country, including the bay area. the protest meant to highlight the importance of immigrants. taking a live look outside. we hope to s

menlo park 71. one neighborhood in redwood city 72. how about the inner east bay? castro valley, 72 for you? 67 in lafayette and in the north bay, we have 70 degrees reported in windsor, as well as san rafael, upper 60s in novato. so temperatures are running at least a few degrees warmer compared to where we should be for this time of year. and the winds are generally light and variable. we have an onshore breeze at napa reporting nine miles per hour northwest in oakland at 12, in concord, northeast at six. and this is the type of pattern that will continue to have the variable wind, a little bit of an onshore breeze at times during the afternoons. but in any event, just some beautiful weather coming our way again in time for your saturday and sunday. here's a look at the cloud cover out there at this time. and then as we get into the overnight hours, the partly cloudy skies will continue. here's a look at tomorrow morning time stamp their 7 a.m. and you can see a little bit of fog inside the bay, calling for partly cloudy conditions, with partly cloudy conditions

rather than punish them by sending them to jail or prison, menlo park state senator josh becker cameeen warehousing mentally ill people in our jails, and our jails are not equipped to give them any kind of mental health treatment, really. and mental health rehabilitation. >> attorney neil hallinan is currently petitioning for mental health diversion for six of his clients. >> you've been doing the work for a long time. it gets easier to identify who has diagnosable mental issues. i mean, not that i'm qualified to diagnose it, but you can tell when something's going on. >> so who would be eligible for mental health diversion? the courts typically use this book, called the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, typically known as dsm. now you would expect to find, of course, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, ptsd. but also included is substance use disorder. >> addiction is a condition in which the person is literally unable to say no. >> to clarify, the medical community recognizes addiction as an illness rather than the result of bad judgment. but san francisco's distr

state assembly member marc berman of menlo park says his bill would close a loophole in california's prohibiting brokers from selling or shipping dogs to consumers in the state. >> in collaboration with with my colleagues up here, our legislative package will provide the oversight, transparency and accountability to protect california pet owners and shut down the puppy mill pipeline. >> california became the first state in the nation to ban pet stores from selling commercially bred dogs. beginning in 2019, private individuals can still sell dogs. >> as the nation continues to monitor cases of bird flu, a bird sanctuary in nevada says all of its birds could be wiped out if the virus appears there. workers have built huts inside the duck enclosure at the gilchrist nature sanctuary. the ducks usually go in at night, but if a bird flu hits, clark county workers say all the ducks would be on lockdown in their own quarters indefinitely due to how contagious the virus is. >> our usda inspector doctor field, said. jen, it's not a matter if we get the bird flu in the state of nevada, it's whe

one of the south bay about 33 minutes. 85 up to menlo park along still looking good down there.ack to you. >> thank you. enough for your money this morning. both men and women say they feel financial pressure for valentine's day and denny's says it will unfortunately close more restaurants. we've got jane king live at the new york stock exchange to explain. hi, jane. it's good morning. happy friday to be valentine's day. so denise closing about 30 more restaurants than previously announced. >> as part of the dining chains attempt to try to jumpstart growth. so the additional closures. >> come after dennis announced last year it would close 150 dennis, as some of the diners closing were selected because they have expiring leases. they've been open for more than 30 years and that makes too expensive to remodel or they're just in areas that have become unprofitable. home inventories remain low and prices have remained high for the past few years. and there's a favorable mortgages have stayed put that sellers aren't getting the asking price for their homes in some cases. so they're

slick for us this morning. 24, as you're traveling alone, one-on-one about 42 minutes there. 85 to menlo park 2, 80 82 gradually building nothing crazy right now and over in the east bay silly. enter dana to 37 around. 38 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain 7.15, for your money this morning. america weigh in on what makes the perfect day. >> and a popular for in spring break destination just got the highest warning for tourists. jane king is at the new york stock exchange with those stories. >> good morning. the u.s. has issued a strict warning about spring break travel to a popular destination in mexico. the u.s. embassy in mexico city cautioned against travel to the site. rio bravo via hermosa and san fernando towns which are close to the texas border. the state department says americans are at risk of crime and kidnapping. there have been some gun battles in the area recently as well. well, to parlay is downplaying the looming trump tariffs. chief financial officer and reimer tell cnbc that only half of its avocado come from other countries such as mexico. well, mexico do

we started a 15 1, 0, 1, 85 up to menlo parks to let the limit under 30 minutes. checking on things over in the east bay, leandro to 37 around. 23 during james. back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.18, the time in the east bay. some residents in concord are sounding the alarm now over rent protections. the city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier. then. and this means that the council could decide to get rid of the ordinance, not even a full year since it went into effect. >> to know that you're good to know that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming coming to concord. >> councilmember pablo, that says that he introduced the ordinance review because he, quote, believes housing policies must strike a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners and quote, well, congress vice mayor laura not camorra responded to the ordinanc

we've been around 60 for the past hour or so as a traveling from 85 to menlo park darya.back to you. >> it's just been devastating, but i just run to grab my wife and my son and bring him to the front of the house, you know, fearful. >> with another storm on the horizon, the push is on right now for a family to save their home from further damage. dara sheriff ott says that he and his family were forced to evacuate their marin would home in sandra fell last tuesday when runoff from all that rain started pouring in. now, one week later, the family says the public works. crews for the city are failing to step up and help. >> i've been calling on the different departments just to get the debris out to an end. you know, all of the broken trees and branches because tomorrow is another atmospheric storm so they can come in and remove this debris before gets caught again. >> well, the murray would community services district says they provided initial response and clear debris from around the home. but they say it's now unclear as to who. is maintaining the greater storm drain s

85 up to menlo park giving yesterday around this time we're well into about 70 not as bad as the previousll busy. 18 minutes on the bay bridge with no accidents there. waller said the tale you're at. 22 checking on the east bay cilantro down to 37 54 minutes. 5.88 a tivo fairly busy to oakland surface streets. best bet for this hour. crockett outdoors amaze. you can see how slow things are traveling noel into san pablo. about 31 minutes story. james, back to you. thanks a lot, 7.47. and nobody likes it when the phone. nice night, you want a better day to work. what can you do about? well, rich demuro has a look at some new and some clever ways to keep your device charged in today's rich on tech. >> no one likes a dead phone battery, but thankfully, you've got options. here are some of the latest portable chargers. >> and no one likes a dying phone battery. here are some creative ways to keep it charged. starting with au ag, rugged wireless power bank and stand this 10 billion 1 million power battery can charge your phone at least twice. it's mag safe compatible has a built-in stand is dro

that's 85 up to menlo park and the east bay to land without a to 37 around 30 minutes. james, back to you. >> 7.18 is the time a federal judge is temporarily blocking president trump and elon musk's proposed buyouts for federal workers. the judge sided with labor unions that requested a pause on the order which trump officials said would downsize and overhaul the government. this decision comes hours before yesterday's deadline for workers to accept the buyouts. a hearing on the trump administration plan is now scheduled for monday. >> the department of justice says appealed a federal judge's order indefinitely blocking president trump's executive order to restrict birthright citizenship. it was announced late last night that the appeal is going to be heard by the 9th circuit court of appeals. the executive order has already sparge 9 lawsuits and hearings are expected in the coming days in boston and hampshire. california attorney general rob bonta had this to say ahead of the hearing in part, quote, the president is attempting to override the 14th amendment and unilate

wind down the veterans administration set up. 32 treatment centers across the nation, including in menlo parkwe're vet underwent detox and group therapy in san francisco free clinic offered rehab workshops and sent outreach counselors to help those struggling on the city's streets. that side of the stay in the bay. and today we're enjoying the yes, we are. absolutely. my dad, by the way, was a vietnam vets. a lot of people struggled with that. >> but i'm happy to say that a lot of people found their way to. let's talk about the blue skies, though. and you can see that is pretty nice out there right now. but we are going to get in some very chilly temperatures tonight. once again and a freeze warning for folks who are balais fairfield and a frost advisory. good portion of the interior areas of the rest of the bay area. these numbers are going to get chilly tonight to just be ready for this. you can see where spot like santa rosa could get down to about 31 degrees tonight and even around the bay itself. we're talking about upper 30's and low 40's. so another very chilly night after this. we are

we've seen some traffic hazards here and there and traveling up 1, 0, 1, 85 up to menlo park.eck in. at 41 minutes and we're still in the mid 40 story. james, back to you. thanks a lot. when the wet weather arrives, there's always a risk for trees coming down. it is yeah. in santa rosa, the rain soaked soil was the likely cause of a large tree that fell onto an elementary school kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a look. >> you can see the damage and as crews have been here working with chainsaws and shippers. >> that chip away at this big oak tree that came down in front of steel in elementary school around 11:30am, monday taking out part of the roof with it. >> crews from santa rosa public work spent most of monday chipping away at the giant oak tree that came down in front of stealing elementary school was quite loud. yeah, we all heard it. we were in the office and it was a big boom principal michael job loss. he says the tree took out part of the school's multipurpose room where lunches, gym classe stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time and no injurie