i live in pacifica also. it does not take a crystal ball to predict that the work that is currently proposed for the pumphouse at horse stable pond will inevitably require what may be presented as an emergency repair on the berm. emergency armoring like that, like the maintenance [speaker not understood], the rock patches that were put in about a year ago illegally, emergency arming is absolutely foreseeable in this case. and if it's not included in any proposal, it is illegal. i can't imagine they're going to a-list the trucks and heavy equipment in that will be necessary for upgrading the pumphouse. it will cause wear and tear on the berm and will degrade the berm through upgrading the pumphouse and degrading the purchasev. [speaker not understood] on top of the rising ocean, san francisco will call emergency and add more walk armor. you need not spend more money to defend the current costly project of infrastructure improvement against the rising ocean. so, just how much money is san francisco willing to s

i was born in san francisco and have lived in pacifica for 57 years. the majority of my 57-year working career was in the city. when i was 15 i had a job opening at sharp park golf course. so, i went down there and got the job working and see the professionals, taking care of the caddy carts and renting them out. when i was a boy i started playing. outside of a four-year navy hitch, i've been playing golf ever since. for over 60 years. sharp park is a great course and it's affordable. most golfers i meet there are from san francisco and love the course. now let's talk about mr. plater and his group. they sue the city on behalf of the frog and snake who have been flourishing and coexisting with golfers for over 80 years. golfers usually stayed out of the dense rough where they

pacifica exemplifies this. it is one of the more beautiful places in the bay area and i've sure it's a lovely place to play golf. i do not do so. but if you go down there, there's not just people playing golf. there are people biking. there are people walking on the beach. there are people running. and there are people going to look at the threatened and endangered species that live there. these recreational opportunities are appreciably harmed when we lose wildlife if maintenance of the golf course is made paramount. i don't think it is pretty complicated but one of the requirements is to recognize, mitigate environmental impacts and the science is also clear. this project will harm the california red legged frog. there are feasible alternatives as have been recognized and we can and should do better for this city's environmental legacy. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm a resident of san francisco. i'm also with the [speaker not understood] and i'm very

. >>> live in pacifica where a s.w.a.t. team member is stabbed after a 6 hour long standoff. >>> and what police say the suspect did with a car moments before the gun fight. >>> and the oakland city council late night decision low- income families are cheering, ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, we want to take you back live to downtown san jose and you can see quite a big scene with police cars blocking off the area and this is east and st. john street where a man was killed early this morning. coming up, the new details about how the person died and new information am about the commute in that area. it is wednesday march 19th. steve, pam whop dash would like a nice day. they are looking for 70 degrees on the high side and today should be no problem. a little cooler, 50s and 60s at noon, mainly lower 70s and a few afternoon highs, some patchy fog is beginning to form off the coast 39 santa rosa, and now 42, it is

standoff in pacifica.gerous action taken by the man inside that house that forced police to open fire. >>> looking at santa clara commute. interstate 280 is getting slow out of downtown. we'll look at the south bay and another check of the east bay commute coming up. >>> it hatched right on cue. a lot of 30 -- it happened right on cue. a lot of 30s. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. we lowhat's next?hen! great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. >>> a live look at pacifica where police say a man stabbed a s.w.a.t. team member before he was shot and killed. we're told those are friends of the suspect there in front of his house. in two minutes, tara mo

you see right now in pacifica, it is absolutely pouring.ut the bottom line here is not going to be pouring for that long, because the wind is pushing this system through. a very thin band of rain. now heading east. bill will have more on this coming up in just a couple of minutes. a wet night in pacifica, and in other parts of the bay area. >>> now to our coverage of the california drought crisis. thanks to all of the recent rain, at least one bay area water district is rethinking it's last resort conservation plan. rob roth shows us a dramatic before and after picture of what's changed. >> reporter: at phoenix lake, what a difference a month makes. this is what the drought reservoir looked like when ktvu came here in january. a hungry coyote even came by. at the time, the reservoir was about 70% full. by early february, it dropped to half full. but that was then, this is now. the reservoir is at full capacity, and thensome. the marin district was anticipating mandatory water restrictions. cut back or pay a fine. now they say mandatory wate

stretching down into pacifica. into parts of san francisco and the western edge, sunset district into daly city. and we have a few change it is taking place. >> ridge of high pressure still in control of the weather pattern and the winds are generally light and let the breezes strengthen a little bit. that will impact the numbers in just a moment. the other news for the day t high surf advisory. it will be building over the course of the afternoon. we will peek this afternoon. it is from noontime today until 8:00 tomorrow morning. for 18-foot breakers for the possibility of rip currents. and this is a chilly one in santa rosa. and 50 in oakland. and 49 in hayward and mountainview. for the afternoon. >> and upper 70s. still expected in santa cruz. and 75 for oakland and concord and as well as antioch. it is another nice to warm day for the inland communities. today is the warmest day. we will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> new this morning, in mountain view, they are looking at the cause a fire

you see right now in pacifica, it is absolutely pouring.but the bottom line here is not going to be pouring for that long, because the wind is pushing this system through. a very thin band of rain. now heading east. bill will have more on this coming up in just a couple of minutes. a wet night in pacifica, and in other parts of the bay area. >>> now to our coverage of the california drought crisis. thanks to all of the recent rain, at least one bay area water district is rethinking it's last resort conservation plan. rob roth shows us a dramatic before and after picture of what's changed. >> reporter: at phoenix lake, what a difference a month makes. this is what the drought reservoir looked like when ktvu came here in january. a hungry coyote even came by. at the time, the reservoir was about 70% full. by early february, it dropped to half full. but that was then, this is now. the reservoir is at full capacity, and thensome. the marin district was anticipating mandatory water restrictions. cut back or pay a fine. now they say mandatory wat

alan wang is live in pacifica with that. alan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you can see the tide is just beginning to touch the wall, but it is expected to get much bigger with 15 to 20-foot breakers along the coast from pacifica to big sur. that's where we could see strong rip tides and sneaker waves that can take people and pets out to sea. local crabbers say the high sea is already affecting their catch. >> the surf is really big right now, so it is kind of -- not catching crabs in the front. that's why all of them are all the way out there. >> he caught six very nice looking crabs, but he had to go to the far end of the pacifica the breakers. speaking of breakers, look at what is happening in santa cruz. apparently the waves have broken through part of this foundation creating a blow hole in the driveway. the homeowners say the

alan wang is live in pacifica with that.lan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you can see the tide is just beginning to touch the wall, but it is expected to get much bigger with 15 to 20-foot breakers along the coast from pacifica to big sur. that's where we could see strong rip tides and sneaker waves that can take people and pets out to sea. local crabbers say the high sea is already affecting their catch. >> the surf is really big right now, it is kind of -- not catching crabs in the front. that's why all of them are all the way out there. >> he caught six very nice looking crabs, but he had to go to the far end of the pacifica pier to get out of the breakers. speaking of breakers, look at what is happening in santa cruz. apparently the waves have broken through part of this foundation creating a blow hole in the driveway. the home

alan wang is live in pacifica with that. alan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you can see the tide is just beginning to touch the wall, but it is expected to get much bigger with 15 to 20-foot breakers along the coast from pacifica to big sur. that's where we could see strong rip tides and sneaker waves that can take people and pets out to sea. local crabbers say the high sea is already affecting their catch. >> the surf is really big right now, so it is kind of -- not catching crabs in the front. that's why all of them are all the way out there. >> he caught six very nice looking crabs, but he had to go to the far end of the pacifica pier to get out of the breakers. speaking of breakers, look at what is happening in santa cruz. apparently the waves have broken through part of this foundation creating a blow hole in the driveway. the

that's why i love pacifica, but i'm really hoping that we can move forward with what looks like heavily researched plan presented by your staff and continue the progress we've made to make sure that the golf stays in pacifica. thank you. >>> mr. president, members of the board of supervisors, my name is [speaker not understood] i'm a resident in san francisco, i live in potrero hill in [speaker not understood]'s district. i think i just messed your name up. anyway, i'm in your district and i voted for you. [laughter] >>> this whole thingv thing has been going on for years and years. i was a member of the ~ original task force that was designed to study this. our staff person was with [speaker not understood] -- i'm sorry, i can't get her name out without a couple tries. but she acted in good faith. i thought that the golfers who appointed to that committee acted in good faith. and the environmentvalist, mr. plater was on that committee. he didn't like the result that came out. i wasn't 100%

the vehicle has been found in pacifica.ar-old officer, six-year veteran of the fours shot in the shoulder in san francisco. still the search is on for the person who did it. the vehicle has been found in pacifica. let's check your forecast. >> it's not going to last much longer. temperatures already starting to cool back to the 60s. rain on the horizon tomorrow. it was warmer earlier. san jose at 74. liver more and even in san francisco 71 degrees. hope you took advantage of it. we are talking about changes coming. even though we are talking about rain for tomorrow. at least in the evening hours. it's really going to be maxed out across the board for your sunday. you can see we're looking at the cloudy skies. skies have really clouded over. this is what we're going to wake up to tomorrow morning. not as warm as it was for today. highs back in the 60s. no more upper 70s like we saw today. we still may hit 70s in san jose. we are starting to see returns off the coast. some drizzle. and this is the drizzle and fog pushing in o

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[speaker not understood] is very important in pacifica. it is part of our community as i mentioned and it belongs to the city of san francisco. we have no control over it, you guys do which is why i took time away from work and came here tonight. i'm not a member of the wildlife equity institute, but i'd like to point out that u.s. fish and wildlife service is frequently too under staffed to deal with issues like this item before you [speaker not understood], and they should be the ones addressing this with san francisco rather than wildlife equity institute. if it were not for the efforts of groups like we, projects like this would be able to get by without addressing proper c-e-q-a or without addressing the c-e-q-a laws properly and not have flawed negative declarations challenged as is done in this case. for myself and my family, i ask that you look at the area and the wildlife and the community and not just see a bunch of regulations. there's people that live there. my family lives there. please proceed with diligence by obtaining an e

sharp park say 400 acre property located in pacifica. a third of paraproperty is occupied by golf course. the remaining of that property is designated as significant natural resource areas. the area we'll talk about is on the western side of the property, the dark green brown area which is the laguna solano wetland complex is what was referred to earlier. this is the home and habitat to the two federally and state protected species. it's important to note that all the area that you see on the aerial there is the watershed to la begin a solano and horse stable pond ~. so, the water that hits the residential area is highway 1 and all the watershed above the golf course all flow down to the southeast corner of the property to the laguna solano pumphouse where waters and pump through a pipe to the pacific ocean. as we said, there are two pipes -- two pumps that exist in that pumphouse that operate at set speeds. so, they're either on and working and pumping at a set rate or they're off and not pumping. so, the rate at which the water is remo

. >>> a somber vigil tonight for a pacifica man killed after a six-hour standoff with police. people turned out to mourn a mentally ill man shot and killed by a swat officer. some are questioning why er ol change had to die. >>reporter: there is still a memorial in his front yard and people lingered tonight and added to it. this is the house where where er ol change lived and died. >> we called for help. they didn't help him. they just killed him. >> zl this gathering in the coastal drizzle was as silent as the incident was hectic. hours of a standoff before storage the house where he lived with his dad and engaging in a deadly confrontation. >> i think right around here is where it happened. >> mat change shows where his brother fell, shot by a daly city officer on the swat team after change had shot at another officer with a knife. >> he was a paranoid schizophrenic, so he was afraid people were trying to hurt him. >> family questions why officers had to rush through door at all. why they couldn't wait him out. >> eventually he was going to get hungry. these pictures, it loo

police say they were involved in making and selling explosives large quantities found in one home in pacifica. >> we believed it could have levelled a house and taken out neighbor's house s. >> police told abc7 news they seized the drums containing powder and found more powder stuffed into 40 smaller containers and 700 bombs in varying sizes. >> we had commercial grade fire works there is over 1300 pounds as well. >> police confiscated weapons they began into the bomb-making operation four months ago. it happened when this employee was arrested and charged with igniting an explosive device on broadway. he does it while people are still walking by the bomb does not go off for several minutes perhaps because of an ignition delay with a bomb's wic. people are still walking close. then, suddenly, the device explodes. it's amazing no one was hurt. >> there are pieces from the building from possibly the pipe that gets sent out like scrap metal it could really hurt you. >> the video enables police to identify shultz. that led to gunther. then, mark ormando. there is so many explosives materials that

mostly gray along the coast. 61 for pacifica. as we shift a little bit south heading in to the south bay. we have temperatures in the 70s. low 70s morgan hill. gilroy to 73. 68 expected for the boardwalk with partly cloudy, partly sunny skies along santa cruz. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures slightly warmer for sunday. we will have mostly sunny skies as we get back to work on monday. monday could be the warmest day and in addition to the possibility of wet weather, tuesday as well as wednesday. temperatures will fall off as well. especially for inland communities, back in to the mid to upper 60s for the afternoon. low 60s at the coast. low to mid60's for the bay. back to the desk. >> i private school opening this fall is opening to give students in the south bay a leg up on careers in science and technology. officials -- say that parents are rushing to enroll their kids despite the steep tuition. that's because students at other schools rank in the top 1% of students worldwide. they sa

there was a strong downpour in pacifica. there was also rain in san francisco, showers were short lived and the storm cells moved through went a large possibility. about 5,000 customers were without power here in contra costa but here they have been working hard overnight to get those folks back on overnight and at this point just a handful mr. are without power. >>> we will also bring you updates and we will bring up when you will have the next update when the storm will hit. >>> it means people in the water district will not have to worry about the water district and water rationing r now they are at full campusty -- the reservoir is now at full capacity. >> we feel confident we don't need to go there there year. >> they did asks customers to reduce their water usage and val tare redirections -- restrictions are still in place. >>> an accident involving a beddian no, i police say they are at the scene and cooperate friend rating and they need to pass 349 lanes of traffic and investigators have not said yet if that was a cr

. >>> live in pacifica where police stabbed a man before he was shot and killed. new details we are learning about the long standoff coming up up in a live report. let's talk about weather and traffic, steve are you ready to tell old man winter to get out of here? >> well, summer has been hanging out for most of the winter. a little cool for some, we have a lot more 30s and 40s, 50s and 60s by noon and it will be sunnyside up again today. again i am reaching when i do that. 39 half-moon bay, it is close, a lot of the 39s and there are some readings under calm conditions kicking up and it will be another beautiful sunny day, beautiful brisk breezy for some, just pockets of it. a few mid-70s, here is sal. >>> steve, i just got an e-mail from the valley transit authority and some of the bus service has been delayed in downtown san jose due to police activity, i am just going to read part of it. detail bus and light rail service between st. james and santa clara. the convention center stations while buses are being rerouted and this is in san jose and if you take the

. >>> we begin with a long standoff in pacifica. a man shot and stabbed an officer. this was the dramatic scene the s.w.a.t. team used a flash grenade to try to get the man to leave the home but the mentally unstable man refused to leave. he stabbed one officer when the s.w.a.t. team made its way inside. the injured officer is expected to survive. they are gathering reaction and we will have more in our next half hour. >>> we have new developments in the push for raising the minimum wage in the bay area. they are one step closer to have having the high -- having the highest minimum wage and some people's pay will go up, good morning, alex. >>> last night the council moved ahead with the proposal to increase the minimum wage by more than $3 over the next three years. the current minimum wage stands over $3 an hour and it's to increment men -- incrementally should be moved to the next half hour. they will put a wage hike to a vote. they decided it was time to act for low wageworkers who often struggle to get by and it will deter companies from setting up and they view

it is named for an area in pacifica where one of the women were stabbed. casia was last seen at a bus stop in pacifica that year. her body was found in a creek there. she was stabbed and rained. now investigators in reno are saying dna connected to a woman named michelle mitchell found bound and stabbed there in 1976, that dna from that scene appears to match dna from three scenes in the area or more. they're trying to find witnesses and jog someone's memory of what they may have seen or heard. my colleague is here and she will have the full story this evening. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> now to developing news. president obama spoke about the crisis in ukraine just moments ago, he says a plan to separate the region would violate international law. >> the proposed ref run dumb would violate the ukrainian constitution and violate international law. any discussion about the future of ukraine must include the legitimate government of ukraine. >> and it's not just talk, either. this morning the obama administration slapped new vias rest

. >> a woman's body washes up in pacifica.investigators are trying to figure out how she died and ended up on the shore. the body was found yesterday afternoon at linda mar state beach, then removed from the surf at the north end of the beach. pacifica police say the woman was an adult. and arew working to confirm her cause of death. >> two men are in custody, after police found a stockpile of explosive devices and weapons inside multiple bay area homes. the alleged bomb makers -- are accused of making and selling dangerous levels of explosives. out of their homes. sean gunther and marc ormando pleaded not guilty to numerous charges related to explosives. the police investgation started months ago after an incident connected to an explosive device in san franciso's north beach. surveillance video revealed the two men were allegedly making and selling the destructive devices. neighbors looked on as authorities raided gunther's pacifica home. >> they took out a lot of boxes. >> at this point, terrorism is not suspected. in addit

pacifica only a high of 61 degrees.ifica is where we find the kpix 5 mobile weather lab tonight. this is linda mar beach. i'll told by joseph our fine photographer working the lab tonight, 59 degrees but feels warmer because of the sunshine. surfers may be out enjoying a little bit of rough surf this weekend. there is a high surf advisory in pacifica and all our beaches on sunday into monday morning. kpix 5 hi-def doppler showing you a few returns offshore. no rainfall close by. we will be rain-free through the weekend and into next week. here's our drought report card. we are doing better when it comes to reservoirs. they are up to 63% of normal. but a dry week the past week has dropped our snowpack down and our rainfall is down, as well. big ridge of high pressure building in from the south. it wasn't here yet, so we had that light onshore flow this morning. you had the fog. you had the clouds. it wasn't as warm today compared to yesterday. but high pressure will be building in over the weekend and if you ever see thi

a couple reports, in san francisco, peninsula, san mateo, pacifica.o the north. you can see where it is. the cool air to the north bay. it will filter in. a lot of upper 60s. and a pretty good westerly breeze in place. it's been up to about 30 in some of the higher elevations. wind advisories out to the sll. some areas if you are far enough east, it will be sunny later on. many gale warnings on the coast. on the coast and in the hills for everybody, a breezy, blustery day. cooler as well. we'll take that tonight in wind protected areas could be back in the 30s. highs today, 60s and very low 70s again. down 10 for some even more so for others. a low lot of 60s. temperatures dropping off. still winter for another couple of days. we'll say hello to spring on thursday. no rain until maybe the 27th or 28th. overall, it looks sunny for the weekend but not as warm as last weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. big changes could be coming to the scrabble dictionary. nom of the -- some of the hip new words you could soon be allowed to use

today you saw the fog, pacifica, it will keep temperatures out of the 60s coast side. low 60s. beautiful tomorrow. really nice weekend. warmer on the weekends. here is the fog along the coast. livermore valley and then goes away as high clouds come in. saturday we get an off shore flow, that sets us up with temperatures warmer than these, low 80s. 75 in concord. 73 vallejo. 69 berkeley. highs for friday. saturday warmer. sunday warmer. where is the rain? nowhere to be found. really. rain is not happening. you got plenty of sunshine, saturday, sunday. monday and tuesday a chance for something, clouds and a chance of showers but models have been taking it out. right now looks like we are dry for this 5 day and perhaps the next 5. >> temperatures in the 80s. so nice outside. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >>> mark zuckerberg called president obama last night to complain about the government surveillance practices. the white house confirmed it had taken place. he wrote the government should be the champion for the internet and not a threat. >>> two well known players with championship

pacifica, half moon bay, fog tomorrow morning because of the flow.t week the ridge moves further away. allowing something else to move in, a weak area of low-pressure system low pressure to the -- low pressure to the north and west. showers coming back but it is still 5 days away, tuesday afternoon. low cloud cover. fog returning to the coast. oakland may get fog. tomorrow sunny but cooler. showers coming in next week, after a fantastic weekend. first weekend of spring. concord 69 degrees. cooler. san jose 68. morgan hill, gilroy 70. pacifica foggy start, 60. antioch 60s. 60s for san san ramon and 70 for walnut creek. sonoma 70. away from the water highs in the mid-70s. sunny skies. get outside, enjoy. having a barbecue at ken's house. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> a lot of people coming. >> scattered showers tuesday and wednesday. we need the rain. we will get a little bit next week. better buy food. >> i will go to costo. >> thank you. >>> the most amazing wheel of ,,,,,,,,,, i really needed an agent because it had been so long since

devil slide for nothing. >> up until twin bypass tunnels opened last month on highway 1 between pacifica and half moon bay devil's slide was know tore carouse. >> if you were a commuter never knew if the roadways would be open, rock walls down the roadway, might have been an accident. >> but it seems progress has tamed this asphalt beast. next thursday the 1.3-mile stretch will be reborn as one of the bay area's most scenic parks. >> now that you're walking it, tax emtreely safe and it really has majestic views of the ocean. can you hear the waves crashing against the mountains >> reporter: cars once precariously drove and hikers will hike and bikers bike with sweeping cliffside views of the pacific ocean. >> you know, the tunnel went up and now we're real lucky. get to enjoy it for walking which we never got to do before because everybody was driving. >> i miss the drive. i don't like the tunnel and neither does he. >> jessica say among the locals who miss the road or at least the old view. >> i'm really glad they will open it because i'll take him up there because it's a real nice acce

clouds in pacifica tomorrow. after sunshine. you will not hit 60 tomorrow.ecast on sunday, another morning with fog. afternoon with sunshine. highs close to but not hitting 60 degrees. this ridge of high pressure is in the perfect spot to do two things, keep the rainfall to the north and give us a light to moderate onshore flow. 15 degrees warmer inland. in the summer it will be 40 degrees. cooler at the coast. the ridge isn't moving much. it will move tuesday, when it does it will go to the south and west. and allows something else to move in, an area of low pressure from the gulf of alaska. it will hang out and give us rain chances. we could use every drop. the rain will begin on tuesday and we have three days now in the seven-day forecast with a chance of showers. no big rain. little rain is fine. fog along the coast tonight. sunny, mild this weekend. next week cooler. cloudier, wetter. enjoy saturday, san francisco 64. fremont 68. redwood city 70 degrees. livermore 70 degrees. 64 with a foggy start in san francisco. petaluma 71. we will be sunny and warm

. >>> friends and relatives of a pacifica man shot and killed by police are devastated today. they placed a teddy bear outside of errol chang's home. he barricaded himself in his home. family members tried to coax him out. called police at noon. after six hours of trying to communicate with him and learning he may be armed with a rifle, police sent in a s.w.a.t. team. officers say chang attacked one of them with a knife and that's when they opened fire. friends say chang needed help and that police failed him. >> erroll's one of the nicest guys i knew. he had schizophrenia. but you could see he wanted to come out. they murdered hill. he's never hurt anybody. he's basically harmless. >> reporter: the injured officer was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. pacifica, daly city police and the san mateo county district attorney's office are investigating. >>> another officer-involved shooting is underway in alameda county. in this case, officers fired at a man during a police pursuit in san leandro. they say the man refused to pull over for a traffic stop in unincore r

. >> reporter: we made it inside the pacifica foundation which is kpfs headquarters. you can see by the air mattress people are sleeping here. >> you're going to crush my arm. don't break my arm sir. >> reporter: except for self- appointed guards at the door and air mattresses in the hall way it's business as usual as the pacifica foundation. >> i cut the block put outside of the building so our staff could come in. >> reporter: officially fired she refuses to leave. and is barricaded inside with her mother. work is getting done despite the situation. >> this is a personnel issue. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dis

along the coast, 66 pacifica. 69 san francisco. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view there is the fog coming back. weekend looks nice. cooler. clouds on tuesday but we look dry this week and next week as well. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. >> 85, really? >> that say on the high -- that is on the high end. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> it could be more expensive to fly but it isn't the airlines who is rising the prices. also a threat from high up on a building. it shut down a street in san francisco. an update on how it started. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> improving school safety in the bay area. the information that should have first responders get to children faster in an emergency. >> the drought may be claiming more victims, their water supply may be cut off. what steps they are taking a save their crops. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> the discovery of a shattered window in san fran

i'm pretty sure we'll see fog around pacifica. we'll see it fill in at the coast.omputer model that shows you how it fills in. overnight lows are not going to be as cold as they have been. the clouds are going to keep the warmer atmosphere and warmer temperatures around. eight-miles-an-hour in san jose. the winds are west- northwesterly something like that. a little bit of rain trying to show offshore and central and southern california. for us tomorrow there's that coastal fog. that's not the computer model but that's the depiction of it. in a minute i'll show you the computer model. temperatures warmest as we head into the bay area weekend. friday looks like a nice day. a little cooler and saturday and sunday warmer still. so, the computer model does this. here's the coastal fog right here. that's 6:00 a.m. and you get to lunchtime and it's right along the coast and then the afternoon kind of burns back but it's still right there. so i think coastal fog is going to be a player the whole weekend so look for that. the big forecast calls for a warm weekend. warmer w

. >> reporter: we made it inside the pacifica foundation which is kpfs headquarters. you can see by the air mattress people are sleeping here. >> you're going to crush my arm. don't break my arm sir. >> reporter: except for self- appointed guards at the door and air mattresses in the hall way it's business as usual as the pacifica foundation. >> i cut the block put outside of the building so our staff could come in. >> reporter: officially fired she refuses to leave. and is barricaded inside with her mother. work is getting done despite the situation. >> this is a personnel issue. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dis

. >>> investigators found barrels full of bomb making chemicals inside a pacifica home and more than a dozen gone, guns and a home in san pablo. >> it looks like a modest corner home, but what police and federal investigators found here made it sound more like an explosive storage unit. >> there was enough material there that had something happened that would've been catastrophic. >> more than 600 explosives plus the material and chemicals to make more. neighbors are stunned. >> i heard one of the officer say, how many pounds do you think is in there, and i went over my god there's a lot there. i told my husband, he had enough stuff there to blow up half the neighborhood. >> her neighbor is 47-year-old mark ormando he faces multiple explosive charges along with child endangerment. two children lived at the home on seaside drive. a woman who walked inside told her she had no comment about the raid. the neighbor across the street watched her from her window. >> somebody police came and they checked everything out. >> have you ever seen in many policemen here before? >> now. >> police a

by this afternoon, sunshine in pacifica let joyce roberson empty her rain bucket. >> this is just what we had for today's rainfall. >> it is how she waters her hothouse plants. >> it's amazing how much you can collect from the gutters and downspouts. >> for more than 30 years she has been collecting and using runoff. >> sometimes you can collect water on a foggy day when we don't have any rainfall. >> pacifica residents right now are asked to conserve 10%. she installed this low waterflood yard he got a rebate. she's among the 2.5 million people in the bay area using san francisco's hetch hetchy water. sfpd showed me today's updated water supply graph. the hetch hetchy watershed right now, the red line only 40% of average precipitation, that's the black line. >> we probably need more than 15 inches of rain to get ourselves to average. >> she estimated that is another weeklong storm like the one we are having now, each month until june. >>> san jose state police are investigating a deadly collision between a bicyclist and an elderly woman on her morning walk. 89-year-old chang sung he w

a lot of 60s inside the bay and a few clouds and 59 degrees in pacifica. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> okay. on this friday morning at 5:00 this is usually right around the time that they clear a lot of the overnight roadwork. that is the case today. and a lot of our drive times slightly just a tick down from what we normally see at this time of the morning. so we can officially call this "friday light" so far. westbound 580 the commute really has not begun yet through the altamont pass or the livermore valley. we're not seeing any delays. 14 minutes between those wind turbines and the dublin interchange. 880 also looks good and the eastshore freeway right now 18 or 19 minutes westbound carquinez bridge to the maze. all the overnight roadwork should be picked up between pinole and richmond. mass transit also looking good bart systemwide on time with no delay and ace train number one left stockton also with no problems. it sounds like this accident was just cleared from our chp reports. it was southbound 101 approaching blossom hill coming noon