45 to pier 48.we my want to consider for pier 48? >> i think we heard from the giants we're putting pier 48 in the rfi. this is something we've been talking internally. we will a talk again with our development partners. it makes sense to put pier 48 on list. >> director forbes. i think you should talk about the bond. >> those are good comments and good comments from people in the trenches. the idea again here is public service uses. we'reok looking for projects tht meet the public desire for a vie waterfront. although even the most generous public serving use can face opposition. we'll think about this very carefully. i think it is a tool that the waterfront land group with use and it will inform the work and andmaker it stronger. we cannot wait to genwrate ideas and figure out our plans. we have sea level rise coming an terrible substructure conditions and i feel we have to get out there and generate ideas and figure out a path forward. but we'll be thinking about that timing and making further re

about all of the historic piers. pier 48 isn't really included in our work because when we started, we really thought anchor was going to be there. and we didn't have to think about it. but i think that we have to be consistent in the treatment of long-term planning for pier 48 as we are with the rest of the historic piers. otherwise, i'm really looking forward to having new neighbors. thank you. >> i think this is bruce. >> rosatti. >> ok. thank you, bruce. >> good afternoon. executive director forbes, president adams, commissioners. my name is bruce agate and i'm speaking in support of the mission rock development. i'm involved in the community serving on the board and as transportation rep of the south beach mission hill neighborhood association. in the recent pass as an officer of the democratic club. however, my comment today is provided as an eight-year resident of mission bay. over the past six years, i've had the opportunity, along with my neighbors, some for up to 10 years as you heard, to be involved in the

48 and piers 50.ver the summer, you also heard of the project's conservative approach to sea level rise, raising the site for resiliency up to 66 inches to protect the new buildings that will be constructed. and building parks accommodating the future effects of sea level rise. mission rock is thoughtfully and intelligently designed to serve the port, the city and the region for generations to come. at full build out, the 11 developed building, the retail, the open space and the rehabilitated pier 48 provide a land-use program that will transform this part of the waterfront. with phase one shown here on the north side of the promise, anticipated to commence construction in 2019 and subsequent phases following as quickly as market conditions allow. >> don't go far, phil. good afternoon. the financial structure for mission rock is in relation to the public-private partnerships you are familiar with. starting at the bottom of this dprafk, the developer will be obligated to front all the costs for the inf

to the piers. and i think the thinking is, as we go out for this r.f.i. that director forbes was mentioning, you know, can we test whether or not taking on a portion of the sea wall as part of a broader project is financially feasible and will tax credits make it financially feasible. so that is something we we'll be exploring with future development partners. as we move down the road with these projects. we do need to consult with the national park service and the i.r.s. about whether or not the sea wall would be qualifying. we think it is at the staff level because it is a contributing resource. to the embarcadero staff. >> and then piggy backing on some of the commissioner's comments about the potential for expansion or more funding for infrastructure. i think, you know, might be worth exploring and we've talked about this repeatedly, expanding the water taxi and ferry service and opportunities there. so, if there's a way we could start getings on the table for any funding that is coming that di

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attack on pier 39 in san francisco. "today in the bay" continues right now. good friday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. and who is ready for the long weekend? me, too. and here we are and the good weather if you want to stay inside and cozying up with a book maybe >> yes, that is what a lot of people will be doing this weekend, but nice for getting outside, too, because the rain is going to be clearing out for tomorrow as well as sunday, but today, we have rain to get through, and with are seeing it on the radar here with lots of green across the north bay and starting to move in san francisco and if you are starting to head out the door, you 20 minutes before the rain is heavy. we will have our high temperatures today reaching into the low to mid-60s, and that is before the cold fronts start to dip in and it is dropping as we head into the weekend. i will talk about all of this coming up in a few minutes. vianey has been tracking a few issue, but for the most part it is smooth sailing a

to the piers.and i think the thinking is, as we go out for this r.f.i. that director forbes was mentioning, you know, can we test whether or not taking on a portion of the sea wall as part of a broader project is financially feasible and will tax credits make it financially feasible. so that is something we we'll be exploring with future development partners. as we

instead, four of the six piers will be installed along the oakland shoreline. >>> the last remnants of the old bay bridge won't be demolished after all. instead, four of the six piers will be installed along the oakland shoreline. the project will feature outdoor classrooms and access to the bay for small boats and kayaks. >>> caltrans most recently imploded piers on the old eastern span in november of last year. the state will reportedly save millions by not demolishing the remaining piers. the new project is scheduled to be completed in december. >>> the tech world is buzzing. >> hello. >> yeah. >> hello. the tech world is buzzing about artificial intelligence but there are new concerns that as machines become more human, kpix 5 kiet do introduces us to the first robotic citizen who watches, listens and learns. >> what's the weather tomorrow? >> you'll see lots of sun. >> alexa, turn on the hall lights. >> reporter: digital assistance may be the rage but what if alexa and google looked and acted more like her? would it freak you out? >> you mean the concept t

fresh on their minds is the thwarted plan to attack pier 39. that suspect is behind bars. >> we're not taking anything for granted, but we have no known credible threats at this time. so we are working with federal law enforcement agencies and others to stay alert of any issue that might come up. >> really i'm not worried. things are going to happen anywhere. you never know. i'm just going to enjoy life at the moment and wait for the new year. >> reporter: and we're back live here along the embarcadero. we're pointing our camera the opposite direction to show you they've just blocked off the embarcadero. in years past we've seen mobs of people when that happen suddenly take over the street. that does not appear to be the case today. i should mention, the city, as you heard, there are no credible threats, but just in case they opened the emergency operation center. so far they tell us that they haven't had any problems to speak of. >> so far, so good. it's festive, but like you said, the crowds are smaller than normal this year. any reason why?

. >>> the man accused of plotting a christmas day terror attack at san francisco's pier 39 is due in court today after being indicted on federal charges. 26 rod everett jamerson is accused of attempting to give material support to a foreign terrorist organization and also distributing information related to destructive devices. court documents say jameson told an undercover agent who he believed was a member of isis that he knew how to make pipe bombs and he planned to set them off at pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot them. if convicted on both charges, jameson could get 20 years in prison. >>> a man is in jail, accused of breaking into a home and rohnert park yesterday morning and sexually assaulting an eight-year-old girl as she was sleeping. investigators say 21-year-old noah holland took the garage door opener inside the family's unlocked car and opened the garage. authorities say he stripped off his clothing, climbed on top of the girl and made her screen. ran away but left behind some clothing and identification. deputies checked into a home in santa

we have about 300,000 square feet of historic structures at pier 70.phase one has about 90% of that. there is another 15,000 foot structure that comes in. but building are the heart of the place making of the site, aside from the park. building 12 is where we envision doing a makers market hall where we'll have the pdr component of the project in a public market experience for visitors, amenities for the neighborhood. so this image shows the new 22nd street that comes down from the main part of dog patch into the site. in the ports master plan they acknowledge there were some structures and sheds that would not be retained to support the overall revitalization of pier 70. we're not keeping the building itself, but we think it's going to be a great moment, a way to understand the history of the site, to experience the structure underneath -- or above the roadway. we are in all of the phases providing a mix of uses. from commercial, retail, and residential and residential including affordable for rent and for sale. what that looks like is about 665 units

he sat down with piers morgan.n the uk and here at home. >> reporter: shore. a lot for the president to digest in conversations to have with his own account. he is finding davos exciting by those traveling with him. the speech is expected to last 15 minutes. he will say america is open for business. the united states is tough on anyone who interferes with u.s. or steals intellectual property from the u.s. on his meeting with the british prime minister theresa may. he said the relationship was special. she invited him to come to britain again this year. they talked about that again. we hear from the meeting. however, the meeting with the issue of the president's tweets about the britain extreme right wing organization. the president retweeted. that coming up in an interview with piers morgan. this is what the president had to say to him. >> i'm in the united states. i don't read as much about it. perhaps it was a big story in britain. perhaps it was a big story in the uk. in the united states, it wasn't a big story.

. >>> new pier got the go ahead tonight. old bay bridge support piers here blown up. four left. and decided to blow up two more. last two will be saved, a new 600 foot pedestrian pier could be built on top. could be interesting for pedestrians and cyclists. >> people worried about the earthquakes, seems like smaller ones, nothing significant but nerve wracking. >> gets your eye to the ring of fire. at least my eyes, what is happening across the pacific. it's been active. across the bay area, brought you earlier information on the two earthquakes tonight that people felt all the way up to the north bay. update. let you know we're continuing to track it. 3.6, then a 2.7 on the san andreas fault near gilroy, 4.5 miles deep, shallow, so many people felt it. 10:02. realtime earthquake data map, there's nothing showing up. if would have earthquake this second, it would be indicated. but right now nothing at this point. more updates at nbcbayarea.com. into the weather front, we're tracking new storm system. if you're just tuning in tonight, getting things back going tomorrow, wet weath

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live next to the pacifica municipal pier with all you need to know. sandra- how's it looking out there right now? . >>> the last time we spoke, it was about 25 memberships ago. >>reporter: things have increased since 25 minutes ago. we set up lights so you can kind of get a bit of a view. we do have fog rolling in right now. it's a little harder to see but time and time the waves are crashing up against the pier and rolling on underneath the pier ands it a site to see the waters churned up and beach goers and dangerous condition and high surf. northwesterly winds and 12-14 feet with breakers reaching 18- 20 feet. surfers tried to take advantage of this yesterday. we have video from santa cruz and surfers lined up and how is this affecting the popular surf line? officials have said this is the first year it's taken over the contest as part of the big wave tour and monday and possibly today. now they're going to watch the conditions even though we're seeing big waves and holding out for more favorable conditions for surfers potentially later this week.

and build a new 600-foot pedestrian pier on top of that. estimated cost for this pier, and another one, about $55 million. >> a car window shattered while on the freeway. chp officers think the culprit was someone with a gun. >> and where did all those shopping carts go? hundreds of them disappear from a local shopping center. we show you where our hunt turned up. >> a new storm on the way. your hour by hour time line in nine minutes. >> at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. gun attack on 6-80 in san jose. a woman says she was driving at 6 this morning -- when someone . >>> this is the aftermath of a bb gun ta

hyde street and fisherman's wharf to the cargo terminals and name shoreline the architecture like pier 70 and the ferry building is here for the embarcadero and a national treasure the port also supports 10 different maritime industries alongside with the recreational attractions making san francisco one of the most viable working waterfronts in the world but did you think that our waterfront faces serious challenges if earthquake to damage the seawall and the embarcadero roadway rising seawalls will cause flooding at high tides and major repairs to a safe many of the piers the port is at a critically turnl point time to plan for the future of san francisco's waterfront this year the port is updating it's marts plan the plan working group to invite a wide variety of poichdz from the city and bayview and other advisory teams to share their expertise if intense and maritime operations the waterfront land use plan has guided the use and development of the lanes for the last 20 years major physical changes take place along the waterfront and now is the time to update the waterfront plan to

the next item is on pier 70. i'd like to let everyone know that the port has made the decision to reissue the r.f.p. for the shipyard at pier 70 and we have a target of coming to this commission for approval february 27 of the year. so, very soon. as you will recall, we issued an r.f.p. august 15. we received three proposals, but only one was responsive and that was vigor of portland, oregon. as we work to clarify the response with vigor, we saw that we would need to repackage the r.f.p. and put out, broaden the scope of the r.f.p. in order for a firm to -- for the facility to be economically viable. and given that we learned this, we wanted to put it out again to offer the other shipyard operators who did not come in with the responsive propose told think again and perhaps bid again. so that is the reason for that decision. we remain very, very committed to seeing the shipyard up and operational again. and hope that this new r.f.p. will yield a very good, responsive bidder. as you all probably woke up to know, o

today, people were invited for an up close encounter with the animals at pier 39. kpix five's jackie ward is live at aquatic park... where some of those marine mammals have been getting too close fo jackie? >>> just days after another swimmer was bitten by a sea lion in san francisco, people were invited for an up close and personal encounter with them at pier 39. we are live, where those animals have been getting a little too close for comfort. >> they sure have. i am staying on shore. sea lions bask in the sun at pier 39. they are not supposed to be violent animals. there has to be a reason as to why they are doing it. but what that reason is is up for debate. >> reporter: for years, tourists have come to san francisco to visit well-known landmarks like alcatraz. for 28 years they have also been coming to see the sea lions. >> the docs that you are seeing are actually built for the sea lions themselves. they have a good place to rest and go hunting for their food whenever they feel like it. >> reporter: that hunting happens in places like aquatic park. the same p

she was walking arm in arm with her father on the pier. he claims he found a gun wrapped in clothing and it accidentally ricocheted. he was found not guilty. the sentencing was for the possession charge. possession and conviction i should say. on an interesting note, he faced quite a bit of restitution penalties and fees. it's almost $3,000 and the judge decided to waive those. hoe said let's get real, there's no way he's going to be able to pay this even though the prosecution asked for the penalties to stay, the judge did away with those and he no longer owes a dime. >> thank you for the update, appreciate it. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office is denying the charges that officers persuaded inmates to have abortions. they announced yesterday a lawsuit was being filed. allegations include unsafe conditions and said one woman was forced to give birth in her cell alone. another pregnant inmate said she suffered a miscarriage. >> being in a holding tank with 12, like 8-12 other women, sleeping on the floor, and it's just like a little c

we saw andrew saying he will be talking to piers morgan.art of the world economic forum, and this interview is airing tonight on itv, and has been picked up by a lot of the press. whatever your feelings about piers morgan and donald trump is likely to be the most watched tv event of the year so far, you will not be able to stay away. he is covering all sorts of different topics. harry and meghan's wedding, he hasn't been invited, and he says he hasn't been invited, and he says he doesn't want to be drawn into that. he is happy to be drawn into other things. he says on brexit theresa may should have been tougher, he doesn't say how, but thatis tougher, he doesn't say how, but that is what he says, and piers is delighted with himself, obviously. did they actually touch on the real issues? there has been so much criticism of his presidency, one—year—old, do they get down to the nitty—gritty of its? one—year—old, do they get down to the nitty-gritty of its? all the stuff that is in the press is about the fact he tweets in bed, the wedding, obvi

purpose, to allow tourists to go on the pier to take their pictures, but they have to pay a fee, and thinking these people didn't pay their fee. >> just always respect the that in, if you're a visitor. >>> the mcclure twins a styling at their own salon. >> do they start gossi they're doing it? adorableness as they new do's. >>> and a van's coming in hot but find out why hitting the brakes is what it's all about. >> oh, yes. >>> brought to you by olive garden neverending classics. all the helpings you want and all the classics you love. all the helpings you want of all the classics you love. start with everyone's favorite chicken parmigiana. then, mix it up with another classic. anlad and freshly baked breadsticks you want. because the best things in life should be never ending. never ending classics, starting at $11.99 for a limited time, only at olive garden. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. le

he shot her on pier 14 in july of 2015. his only conviction in the case was being a felon in possession of a firearm. the his new lawyer will be at the sentencing tomorrow when he should be released to federal authorities because of time served. he'll now face a federal charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. >>> tonight president trump's lawyers are threatening a lawsuit to try to block the release of this new book. de la cruz tells us: t to hit the s it's called fire and fury. inside the trump white house by the author michael wolf. veronica de la cruz tells us it's set to hit the stands in a matter of hours right? >> that's right. ken and liz, president trump called the book phony. his lawyers sent a cease and desist letter over the book, and in response the publisher pushed up the release today from next week to tomroquoted t the the bookmaking dispagerring comments about -- disparaging comments about trump's family. >> it's about the chaotic white house, back stabbing and more. >> ban also talked about the

. >>> this one in vietnam, two tourists on this pier trying to take a photograph of this manmade lakeparently it's quite the attraction. this woman takes a rag or a towel and just starts swinging it in front of the tourists. obviously they can't communicate what on earth is going on. >> she has been very clear, it's like go away. >> not like she's trying to dust off the camera lens. >> one of the tourists gets the point and walks away but the woman in white is not having it. she stays there, and at one point it looks like there is going to be a physical altercation. fortunately, there was enough restraint where this didn't escalate. it turns out this is an area that tourists are discouraged from visiting. second of all, according to reports, this pier does belong to the woman and her family, which was built for this purpose, to allow tourists to go on the pier to take their pictures, but they have to pay a fee, and i'm thinking these people didn't pay their fee. >> just always respect the country, the place that you're in, if you're a visitor. >>> the mcclure twins are styling at thei

shoreline and the group says instead of spending millions on demolition, the pier can offer access for boater and space for outdoor classrooms and spectacular views of the bay all at a low cost. and the deck could be completed by the end of the year and a similar project is proposed -- >>> 4:56 is the time. coming up, london breed is out of san francisco's interim mayor. we're going to show you the controversy surrounding her replacement. >>> information about a recall effort over the judge who presided over the rock turner case. >>> good morning, northbound 280 traffic in san jose looks good. coming around the corner up to the valley, we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> for your morning commute, it's fog, a bigger issue than rain. by this afternoon, rain will be an issue. it's on the north coast now so it has a ways to go. >>> i want to thank my colleagues on the board of supervisors for trusting me with this position. >> san francisco now has a new caretaker mayor until a special election comes up this summer. a late night decision means this man, mark f

so we have an all-male population here at pier 39.his is because all of the females are found down in southern california off the coast of los angeles with the young and with the babies. >> pier 39 celebrating the hundreds of sea lions who somewhat mysteriously showed up this month 28 years ago and haven't left since. we'll have special tours and talks throughout the day throughout this weekend, and next. sea lions have had some bad pr recently because of a series of attacks on swimmers. here's your chance to learn more about them from a safe distance. for details, go to our website, abc7news.com, we'll hook you up to hoodline. >> yeah, i was going to say, distance the key word there. >>> actress allison janney made tonya harding's mom famous on the big screen. now the real lavona golden is fighting back. >>> we're never trailer trash. we had a beautiful new trailer. >> you're going to hear her response to tonya's remarks about her rough childhood and alleged abuse. >>> a live look right now at our east bay hills camera. this is what

believed to be a member of isis he knew how to make pipe bombs and he was going to set them off on pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot them. each charge has a 20-year sentence. >>> a police standoff is now over after more than 8 hours. christian spoke to the mother of the suspect who told us about the relatively peaceful resolution. >> reporter: the incident at 29th and moraga is wrapped up. san francisco police confirming they have one man in custody, and we hoping to learn more about the man in custody. so far police say they got a 911 phone call last night around 11:00 p.m. that 911 caller said another than was acting in a threatening manner. officers showed up and encountered a man who they had

attack on pier 39 in san francisco. "today in the bay" continues right now. good friday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for lau

the pier would be built at the base of the eastern span of the b >>> a new fishing pier is in the works in the bay area. here's what it would look like. the pier would be built off bay bridge, off yerba buena island. chopper 5 flew off the proposed site. take a look. bay bridge officials say it will give access to the bay and will attract sightseers. the cost to build this? about $18 million. >>> santa rosa beaches will be closed because a mass of untreated sewage. nearly 5,000 gallons of raw sewage flowed into monterey bay, after a treatment facility spill. crews finished repairs by early saturday morning. >> there was some type of a gate valve or a gate that wasn't properly shut or failed to shut. >> contact with contaminated water could cause water-borne illnesses. >>> a rat infestation in san francisco has grown so bad, people are signing up on a waiting list just to hire an exterminator. the problem just keeps getting worse. >> besides being gross, they're crly destructive. -- incredibly destructive am. >> dee joyce is one of thousands of san franciscans dealing with intriewlingses

. >>> san francisco is without an operator for the historic shipyard at pier 70. in a moment, the alternative the city is looking at to restore the shipyard. >>> after touching off a legal better, this book, fire in theory, has now been released. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on what the white house has to say about it coming up. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is doing very well if you are driving on many of the area roads including highway 24 as you head to the tunnel. >>> a lot of you may be trying to get back home. get ready. it's very cold back there. but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new. princess cruises, come back new. visit princess.com >>> today the controversial tell-all book about president trump is on sale after its publisher moved up the release date. despite lawsuits threatened by the president. >> doug luzader has more on the re

jose ines garcia zarate shot and killed steinle on pier 14 in july of 2015. he was recently convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm. he is now charged with an identical federal offense. san francisco attorney tony serra will now be representing him. serra is expected to be at zarate's sentencing today. he is expected to be sentence to time served and then handed over to the feds. serra's other high-profile client right now is ghost ship leader derick almena. >>> earthquake researchers are getting a closer look or listen to the tremor that shook much of the bay area yesterday morning. the 4.4 quake struck at 2:39 a.m. and was centered near berkeley on the hayward fault. kpix 5's andria borba reports. >> reporter: that's what it sounded like eight miles down in the hayward fault. >> you could see it coming. you can see there's some wiggles here still going on, and we can hear a little bit of that. >> reporter: the doctor is part of a team of geophysicist at the berkeley seismological lab. with cal directly on top of the hayward fault, their lab is

say they will save millions by not demolishing the piers. the new project is expect today be completed in december. >>> nearly half of u.s. adults now use a digital assistance. tonight, apple is getting ready to jump into the smart speaker race. apple's home pod speaker arrives in had stores on february 9. pre-orders begin this friday. price taxer $349. it will go head to head against other digital home assistance including amazon echo and google home. >>> artificial intelligence is on fire right now as our machines become more and more human like. will they augment our lives or some day take over? tonight, kiet do introduces us to the first robot that listens and learns. >> what is the weather tomorrow? >> you'll see lots of sun. >> reporter: digital assistance may be on the rage, but what if alexa or google looked and acted more like her? would it freak you out? >> you mean the concept if robots becomes too realistic, they become creepy. >> reporter: her name is sophia. the human-like robot powered by a.i., displaying more than 60 facial e

. >>> if you think it's louder at pier 39, you may be right. there's an explosion in the sea lion population. it's more than tripled over the past three decades. good for the ecosystem, but also creating some competition for local fishermen. answer hassan is live at pier 39. we can hear those sea lions barking right now. hi, anser. >> reporter: just as residents who live here in san francisco are being priced out of the housing market due to competition, there's also growing competitor between commercial fishermen and these sea lions for resources out in the bay. it's the sight and sound that draws millions to san francisco, the sea lions at pier 39. >> for us it's just maintained this fantastic attraction because it's also enough, as you can see and hear, for people to come and enjoy. >> reporter: that wasn't always the case. the marine animal protection act legislation saved the species from extinction after decades of being hunted. a new report released today by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows their population has m

come on, piers. >> reporter: british journalist piers morgan presses trump on a range of issues, from his views of women, who have protested trump's presidency in record numbers. >> are you a feminist? >> no, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i mean, i think that would be, maybe, going too far. i'm for women, i'm for men, i'm for everyone. >> reporter: to his refusal to endorse stronger gun control measures. even after the mass shooting in las vegas. >> if they had the bullets going in the opposite direction, you would have saved a lot of lives. so, i get what you're saying. but i believe in the second amendment. >> reporter: trump also takes credit for a booming economy. >> a lot of the global economy, piers, is because of what we're doing. we're doing well, that's helping all around the globe. that's a good thing. >> reporter: the interview, downright chummy at times. one topic morgan steers clear of is the ongoing russia investigation. today, "the washington post" reports trump recently considered firing his deputy attorney general, the man who appointed the special counsel. this, aft

previous proposals for piers 30 and 32 have fallen flat. experience"...to now clint riley wants to build a museum there called the san francisco experience. relly says a new hotel could k it would highlight key moments in bay area history. he also hopes to build a hotel on adjacent land. riley says a new hotel could make the whole project work financially. >>> and commuters should see some traffic relief when a third lane on the richmond san rafael bridge opens up. the marin independent journal is reporting that it could happen as soon as next month if testing the system proves to be successful. the original date was set for april. >>> a vote has just been made on the future of plastic bottle caps in california. a key committee has approved a new law requiring plastic bottle caps to be tethered to their containers. according to the california coastal commission, bottle caps are one of the most littered items that turn up on state beaches. experts say they pose a serious threat to wildlife. ires.. are now told they have to evacuate agai >>>

would be protests and various other things, and also in this, this is an interview he has done with piersn it he praises macron and says how he really likes them and says how he really likes them and they went up the eiffel tower. and the wife, he likes the wife is specially. he likes the wife, they closed everything and it was fantastic. i supposed it is the contrast between saying theresa may should have done this, but the macrons, they are great! that is what struck me. it was a new special relationship. it is not as! what do you think? it is quite special to get an interview with donald trump so get an interview with donald trump so full marks to piers morgan for pulling it off. but the problem is you get the feeling that he did not say anything. when it comes to the so—called snub about brexit, what he says is he would have taken a stand. what does that mean? david davis might say he is taking a tough stand, theresa may might say she is, so stand, theresa may might say she is, so it goes on. i think the news that he thinks he is coming to two visit is the most interesting, as penny s

this is from this piers morgan interview with donald trump in davos. it is on itv tonight.ty so we will talk about him for the next ten minutes. and donald trump: it is the dream team. as if the brexit negotiations weren't going badly enough already and we were feeling completely sidelined by europe and the tory party is in some sort of meltdown we have donald trump saying i could have donald trump saying i could have done that better. we were talking earlier, it might have been more of a story if trump said i couldn't have do 19 better. it is another indication of how der rye sieve he is of this country and dismiss sieve of theresa may. he says anything she did i could have done better. it plays into the idea she is sub missive and subservient in his presence because she is desperate for a post—brexit trade deal. it is demeaning for us but we are ina deal. it is demeaning for us but we are in a desperate position and this reflects that. the sort of thing most presidents wouldn't say about a british prime minister. would it be the way i negotiate? no, i wouldn't negotiate i

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this is the abc 7 explore toreium camera on pier 15 and 880 in themmeryville. showers are keeping drivers on their toes. let's hear from our meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, there's been showers steady and slow. let me show you where that moisture is right now. i'm going to take you into street level radar as we start off in part parts of vallejo, american canyon it's getting wet, light to moderate showers from emeryville to oakland broadway to ala democrat m erks drd from san francisco down the peninsula along the coast. seeing wet road going towards the mountains very wde and scattered. this is level 1 tonight through tomorrow morning. scattered showers tonight will linger into tomorrow morning. we're expecting a light wind. tonight at 11:00 p.m. see the showers. more widespread at 3:00 a.m. in the morning at 5:00 a.m. continuing at 6:30. emeryville showing a slick view find out how long you will see views like this, look at the forecast coming up. >>> thank you. recreational marijuana set to go on sale tomorrow in san francisco, seven dispensies are cle

want to take a live look from the exploratorium cam at pier 15. it's been a little bit of an overcast day, but dry across much of the bay area, tonight folks in the north bay will see the first of the rain. >> those clouds have been thickening throughout the day and now we're starting to see some drops fall from this cloud in the north bay. we want to get you down a little bit closer into the north bay right now, where we do have those reports of light showers on 101, a bit damp in the reason, this is just the start of a very weak system that will be slipping in through the overnight hours, it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. outside of the north bay, those totals really slow up. we'll go hour by hour and show you that strong headed our way. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the high

charged -- jameson once trained as marine reportedly told undercover fbi acts he wanted to attack pier 39 on christmas day as show of support for isis. due in court tomorrow. >>> claims of mistreatment and more inside the jail in dublin. details on the allegations and response from the sheriffs office. >> reporter: attorneys for former and current female inmates, some pregnant, say denied medical care, not safe for women expecting. >> sheriff has been either trying to pressure women into getting abortions or treating them in such a way it impearls health of their fetuses. >> we would never condone or influence prisoners to terminate a pregnancy. >> reporter: the alameda sheriffs office said it's not been served but wanted to respond. >> take them seriously, hurtful and we don't believe they're true. >> reporter: five inmates are currently pregnant. says one of the incidents of inmate screaming who gave birth in cell alone atrue. misdiagnosed of braxton hichl. former inmate believes she miscarried due to treatment. >> woken up early, go to court. holding tank with 8 it 012 other women s

charged -- jameson once trained as marine reportedly told undercover fbi acts he wanted to attack pier 39 on christmas day as show of support for isis. due in court tomorrow. >>> claims of mistreatment and more inside the jail in dublin. details on the allegations and response from the sheriffs office. >> reporter: attorneys for former and current female inmates, some pregnant, say denied medical care, not safe for women expecting. >> sheriff has been either trying to pressure women into getting abortions or treating them in such a way it impearls health of their fetuses. >> we would never condone or influence prisoners to terminate a pregnancy. >> reporter: the alameda sheriffs office said it's not been served but wanted to respond. >> take them seriously, hurtful and we don't believe they're true. >> reporter: five inmates are currently pregnant. says one of the incidents of inmate screaming who gave birth in cell alone atrue. misdiagnosed of braxton hichl. former inmate believes she miscarried due to treatment. >> woken up early, go to court. holding tank with 8 it 012 other women s

on piers near oakland.e project would build observation decks on piers which were part of the old eastern bridge span instead of demolishing the remaining piers. officials say this is an opportunity to expand access to the bay. the total cost is still being explored. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... find out how one film director is using today's technology to restore unseen footage from world war i. that's in your hollywood miniute. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a master of cutting-edge movie technology is using it to put a new spin on some old films. david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute. "we did some tests, and the results were... i mean they really surprised me. they were unbelievable."peter jackson is bringing century-old films to life! the filmmaker is restoring world war one footage for a f

that will place us on item 15 for alcatraz embarkation site at piers 31-33. we have a request from the port to continue this for two weeks to february 21. >> we need to ask for public comment on this item. any member of the public wish to comment? seeing none, we close public comment. move to continue? >> yes. >> second. >> on that motion -- [roll call] so moved. commissioners, motion passes unanimously 5-0, placing us on the final item today, item 16, landmark designation works program and draft cultural heritage work program yachterly reports. >> desiree smith, staff. th i will summarize the work program items that have come before you and provide an update and the performance measures we're tracking. during the reporting period, staff reviewed and commented on a draft outline compared by the consultant there was selected. the project is being administered by arg and the primary author will be working alongside the chinese american historical society. you adopted a resolution recommending eight applications. board of supervisors approved five of the applica

want to take a live look from the exploratorium cam at pier 15. it's been a little bit of an overcast day, but dry across much of the bay area, tonight folks in the north bay will see the first of the rain. >> those clouds have been thickening throughout the day and now we're starting to see some drops fall from this cloud in the north bay. we want to get you down a little bit closer into the north bay right now, where we do have those reports of light showers on 101, a bit damp in the reason, this is just the start of a very weak system that will be slipping in through the overnight hours, it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. outside of the north bay, those totals really slow up. we'll go hour by hour and show you that strong headed our way. >>> students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. >>> weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the high

being able to see all of the cruises pass by and checking out the brand new pier. i'm.welcome to little bit a guy old joe also known as eighth street. little havana is very vibrant there's all kinds of people it's always really loud because there's a lot of cuban population so there's always something going on. back i'm. going to bring. you know. when you're. going to. go the. dominance of the special game played by the cuban culture everybody gathered at this park every sunday for about seven to eight hours and there's always a line so if you're going to play better expect to get here early or you're going to lose your spot. by any is known for its cultural diversity but there is a wilder side to miami and it's called the florida everglades so all these borders come very low when turned on so we're going to meet these different sectors. of the government is very special to us because. it's unique legal system the everglades is the only one like this where over nine habitat and over sixty endangered species it is a very rare and prospective site to see. so we leave you