visible satellite imagery shows mostly clear skies from point arena to the north to point conception to the south. a band of moisture associated with an upstream trough is advecting clockwise over the ridge, with some high clouds/upper level moisture spilling over. expect to see gradually increasing cloud coverage advancing from the northwest through into this evening into tomorrow morning as the ridge weakens. temperatures this afternoon are running between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday afternoon, despite starting this morning around 5 or 10 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. this is typical with clear skies and high pressure, as the diurnal heating/cooling cycle reaches idealized heat flux in these conditions. today will be the warmest day of at least the next week, with cooler, unsettled weather anticipated ahead. (vicki) people are celebrating saint patrick's day all across the bay area today...(grant) and one place in the east bay has been serving up the traditional corned beef and cabbage for more than two decades...(vicki) kron4's jeff pierce went to the

visible satellite imagery shows mostly clear skies from point arena to the north to point conception to the south. a band of moisture associated with an upstream trough is advecting clockwise over the ridge, with some high clouds/upper level moisture spilling over. expect to see gradually increasing cloud coverage advancing from the northwest through into this evening into tomorrow morning as the ridge weakens. temperatures this afternoon are running between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday afternoon, despite starting this morning around 5 or 10 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. this is typical with clear skies and high pressure, as the diurnal heating/cooling cycle reaches idealized heat flux in these conditions. today will be the warmest day of at least the next week, with cooler, unsettled weather anticipated ahead. (steve) a frequently traveled road in alameda county has reopened after a mudslide. officials with the county public works agency say palomares road has reopened between palo verde road in castro valley and niles canyon road in fremont. the road wa

visible satellite imagery shows mostly clear skies from point arena to the north to point conception to the south. a band of moisture associated with an upstream trough is advecting clockwise over the ridge, with some high clouds/upper level moisture spilling over. expect to see gradually increasing cloud coverage advancing from the northwest through into this evening into tomorrow morning as the ridge weakens. this afternoon are running between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than this time afternoon, starting this morning around 5 cooler than morning. this is typical with clear pressure, as heating/cooling idealized heat flux in conditions. today will be the warmest day of cooler, unsettled anticipated (pam) new tonight at ten: despite 19- freeway shootings so far this year in the bay area... the california highway patrol says, drivers should feel safe.(steve) but the question tonight is do drivers themselves agree with that assessment? the latest shooting happened last night on highway 101 san jose. a 17-year-old passenger was hit by gunfire... the shooter still on the loose. and in richm

visible satellite imagery shows mostly clear skies from point arena to the north to point conception to the south. a band of moisture associated with an upstream trough is advecting clockwise over the ridge, with some high clouds/upper level moisture spilling over. expect to see gradually increasing cloud coverage advancing from the northwest through into this evening into tomorrow morning as the ridge weakens. temperatures this afternoon are running between 5 and 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday afternoon, despite starting this morning around 5 or 10 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. this is typical with clear skies and high pressure, as the diurnal heating/cooling cycle reaches idealized heat flux in these conditions. today will be the warmest day of at least the next week, with cooler, unsettled weather anticipated ahead. >> the hiking teens' murder investigation. why are police searching this man's house. >> did they consider you involved in any way? >> and after prince william as bad boy behavior at a nightclub, the royal couple's bittersweet visit to paris. almos

that's a lot of rain poised and positioned to push onshore to the fort bragg to point arena area. this will make it as far south as clipping ukiah and cloverdale and currently cloudy in santa rosa. mostly cloudy skies throughout much of the north bay. oh!! they are dimming the lights on the golden gate bridge. temperatures now in the 40s across the rim of the bay. 37 degrees for the clear sky area of livermore back through most of the tri-valley. again this is a brand-new area of low pressure. it is skimming that northwestern section of the state of california and sagging south. we'll call it partly cloudy today. some sunshine, slightly warmer, 50s at the beaches at moss and montara beaches. 60s common around the peninsula today across the santa clara valley, 64 san jose. east bay low 60s in throughout the tri-valley through concord, clayton and walnut creek. pleasant hill 62 degrees. had breezy 10 to 20 late day, westerly stinson beach at 57 degrees. with partly cloudy skies, in terra linda and san rafael, kentfield all in the high 50s p then again cloud cover far reaches of the

moderate rainfall in point arena all from a weak disturbance going south. precipitation wants to fall apart. but we could see a stray shower or sprinkles. here's our live weather camera looking out towards the bay bridge. mostly cloudy conditions, we have the return of the marine layer along the coast and this is inland. mount vaca, can you see mount diablo in the background? under partly to mostly cloudy skies, we have two different things going on. we have the marine layer and then we have this weak disturbance bringing us that cloud cover. temperatures are now 50s and 60s. and that's okay. we are typically in the 60s this time of the year. but numbers coming down today 5 to 10 degrees in comparison to yesterday. so light showers possible throughout the day and evening. mild temperatures thursday. more rain slated for sunday evening into monday and tuesday. now, here's the weak disturbance. and it has been providing rain showers all morning around the northwestern section of the state of california swinging towards the bay area. our computer models say it

north of point arena and showers off shore. none of this will be a factor tonight. all moving north under the low pressure in the pacific. promises an unsettled week for the bay area. wet and windy week ahead. windy tomorrow. we don't get hit tile friday big time. tomorrow afternoon rain. and future cast shows it continues into tuesday. not unrelenting continuous rain. showers from time to time and wednesday, continues, a chance of thunderstorms coming in on tuesday. wednesday mid-day showers around. the amounts not much. 4/10-inch but more coming later in the week. winter storm watch. 12 inches over the pazes. travel delays tomorrow night and tuesday. rain from time to time this week. gusty winds and wet weather tomorrow. winds and the rain continue through wednesday. the peak of the winds is tomorrow. stormy, stormy friday for the bay area. for that break on thursday. over night lows tonight, mid- to upper 50s. high temperatures tomorrow, raining. not that cold. the readings in the mid-60s for temperatures. looking for rain developing later tomorrow. thunderstorm

north of point arena. it's still wet, but just not in our area.e're getting, this is typical this time of year, when the days get longer, the sun angle changes. the jet stream starts to recede north. looks like the jet stream typically, and if this was february, this whole area might be down over us. we're in a dry pattern. set up with very warm numbers, or increasing temperatures as we go through the next couple of days. i do have a west wind at sfo, that 15. it's a good indication of an onshore flow trying to set up. but this dry pattern is a dry pattern, trying to stick around through the bay area weekend, and probably beyond. so temperatures on the warm as we head into tomorrow, with mid- 70s in some of the warmest spots for your thursday. friday, saturday, and sunday right around it there too. we're looking at lots of upper 60s, to mid-70s over the next couple of days. patchy coastal fog right along the coast there. 70s are yellow. greens are 60s. look at that map. just beautiful day tomorrow. if you are a sufferer of allergies, the tree poll

which is not atypical for this time of year especially north of point arena and the jet stream will start going north and we should be getting into the spring months and the idea that we won't be seeing a lot of rain coming up hopefully. we need some rain. >> as we look at the current temperatures you see that they are mostly in the 50s tomorrow at this time and mostly in the mid 60s. live camera shot. golden gate bridge. what can you tell from this picture? i love pictures like this. >> it looks pretty nice. >> thanks, frank. >> talking about the wind direction. coming in from the north and -- not coming like this but like that. and so that's a north wind. this area is glassy and it is not getting shaved off and you got a ripple. you can tell a lot from pictures looking at a live camera. but the idea being we are in a high pressure pattern and that's why the winds are out of the north and that depicts the direction the winds are blowing and that is what we have a strong high pressure. sticks with us wednesday, thursday and friday. a few clouds linger tomorrow morning and those clouds wil

interesting that story because i happened to be up in point arena last weekend.we were up there sunk. good waves, but you could tell a big winter by obviously the stuff in the basement but up there, there were -- it's redwood. huge trees floating, because of the big rains. >> trunks? >> crazy. you forget. we don't have red woods falling into the water like they do up there, but i thought to myself, i haven't seen that since 1982, or on the beach at low tide. there were these huge tree trunks, up towards fort bragg. >> really dangerous. >> really dang rowrks he is special inside. but it's indicative of winter that is like, one we haven't seen in a long, long time in terms of the amount of rain, the amount of wind. speaking of wind we had wind advisories today staying in effect until 8:00 along the coast, where the sand is blowing out at ocean beach. it is blowing hard. you're driving through it right now. i don't know if it's -- i'll check and see if it's open. i wouldn't be surprise if they shut that down, at least going southbound at this point because of all th

point arena over to ukiah and clearlake and around middle town, cloverdale, santa rosa north. could be in for light rain. the farther north you go, moderate to heavy rain. due to the cloud cover, there is actually colder temps to the south and north. kind of a different twist than what we have seen lately. saratoga 39. los gatos, 39 degrees. the energy, the jetstream is focused on northern california. the high clouds take aim at us. we may have a mostly cloudy day. southern california looks good. arizona looks good. the nice comfortable temps on the desert for spring training ends after today. today's high will be 76. then it goes to 85, 87, 88, 89. on sunday or monday, maybe 90 degrees. just don't say -- my gosh it is hot. we're telling you if you're heading down there, it could warm up quick. it looks like it's going to. if you're not, don't worry about it. some of that is painting heavy rain totals over the next five to seven days. not here though. santa rosa, i should say. ukiah north, not much here. but eureka and crescent city, there are projections for the next couple o

arena. from this point fort small catch is the area of the u.s. market we've should focus on. with a half a billion portfolio with marginally fixed income. an increase in interest rates will have an impact. >> it absolutely will have an impact. the fed will make their move next week. the fed is probably behind the curve. i think we'll see a series of increases and there will be pressure on bonds port foal yoafs. i'm not as enthusiastic about certain elements of the stock market. but in fixed income i think we'll see an addressive move by the feds. -- an aggressive move by the feds. maria: we see the federal reserve raise interest rates that launches expectations of more hikes to come. chris: i don't think anyone should underestimate the impact interest rates have had on this bull run. i think we are in the late innings of this run. i think the monetary policies and shifts will become from a tail wind to a head wind to market. what's replacing it is the fiscal stimulus. he won't have the same favorable back drop that we had for almost the last 8 years. maria: that's what's been

on the way out of mid-town was an apartment located a block away from the hockey arena and complex. she points to the tracks that are being laid for the streetcar that only goes like 2 miles to buildings that are being converted. then as we got farther and farther away she points to a different kind of things. when i was growing up all these places were occupied, she said. all these people had solid jobs. what happened? it turned more and more desolate until it was dark and there was nothing open on either side of the road. the drivers seemed concerned only with going further north. eventually they turned left into a neighborhood near southern mile and areas filled with dilapidated housing and she then made another turn down a residential street where the plywood chains and padlocked reflected from the doors and houses without the plywood were already scavenged and turned into shopping with one piece of shelf that'll do. out of place in the neighborhood of most industrial american cities it showed dk and cracked windows and at least she said it was occupied as she told me this is where i grew

arena does. >> i take your point.it also the nature of the competition that there are that we're going to keep a special eye on? i'm thinking of a certain from ucla, for instance. >> yes. and the shame of it, though, is that lonzo ball will not be a sophomore at ucla. at ucla.be a junior he's going to be playing in the nba next year. that's one thing that has years, becausee the nba passed a rule saying you one yearo college for before you can go in the nba draft. but after that, you can. to be that a great player like lebron james or kobe bryant might skip college altogether and go to the pros. but most guys who didn't do that would stay at least three or four years and we got to know them. they were almost part of our family. grant hill, who stayed at duke for four years, almost became part of people's families. that's why he's still so popular now 23 years of he graduated. same, but there's no doubt that many will emerge -- somebody will emerge as a star at the end of this tournament, last year, it was chris jenkin

arena was about in shock. really think about it. it was from about this point to way over there.three quarters of the length of the court. >> watching that thing crazy. i was no shock. >> nothing surprises you. i thought she shot it like a dart. >> oh my goodness! >> thank range. >> part of me was surprised. part of me wasn't. that's just her range. her range, she has the capability of doing that. she didn't even jump. >> i've seen one in indiana. to not shoot it might be like a why not, just thousand it. that's what was in my head. she launched it. what are you doing? that was a little crazy. then as it's on the track, oh, that could go in. it went in. turned around. >> i was taking in between our bench and our staff and the crowd. they were in shock. >> are you kidding me? >> that's kind of the moment i had to appreciate you know everything that kid do. >> that kid gets to continue working her magic at the sweet 16. >> now when they beat either duke or oregon they will have to play uconn in order to get to the final four. >> if she can just do that shot again. that'll do it. >>

kevin durant hobbled at oracle arena he has been riding a stationary bike as part of his rehab. at this point he's not targeting a date for getting back out on the court. >> whatever my body tells me i'm ready to play, that's when i'm ready to play. i'm just worried about, i had a great day today, and i look forward to having a good one tomorrow. >>> college hoops, cal on the bubble, playing oregon state. jabari bird led the bears with 20. oregon state wouldn't fall. down two late. the foul puts it away. cal wins 67-62. they'll take on utah in the quarterfinals. stanford versus eighth seed asu. shot clock expiring, michael humphrey hits to tie it up. the sun devils outscore the cardinals. obina alecka. nfl free agency begins tomorrow and the 49ers will sign a quarterback, but not the quarterback they need. former bears and browns qb. he was a stopgap measure. it's believed the niners are still hoping and praying to get kurt cousins. garcon spent the last five seasons with the redskins. he was coached by kyle shanahan. should be a flurry of signings tomorrow as the free agency period officiall

placed costa rica may feel like they dropped points, drawing 1—1 with honduras, while the usa who sit in the qualification place travel to panama later as bruce arenad on his first victory last saturday against honduras since taking over from the sacked jurgen klinsmann at the end of last year. china's hopes of making it to the 2018 world cup in russia have been dealt a big blow after a 1—0 defeat to iran. 0ur football reporterjohn bennett has all the details of that match and the other asia qualifiers. this was a first competitive defeat since marcelo was appointed in november and it means china's world cup dreams are almost certainly over. 0nly cup dreams are almost certainly over. only one goal in front of 100,000 people. that leaves them second from bottom with only three games to go. it ran on the other hand are having a dream qualifying campaign. they haven't conceded a goal in seven games and need just one win in their final matches to make it to russia in 2018. meanwhile, japan are edging closer toa meanwhile, japan are edging closer to a sixth successive world cup. the leicester city striker celebrated his 50th international goal. they bru

the wolf arenas get behind a career high 26 points scored by mo wagner who spurred a 26-point run.ok the lead and never looked back. michigan headso the sweet 16 for the first time since 2014. another notable game, number 10 wichita state nearly upset kentucky that skated by 65-62. wichita heads home after another second-round heartbreak failing to tie or take the lead. the wildcats have the defensive prowess on full display there. >>> and north carolina avoided an early exit against number 8 arkansas. the tar heels blew a 17-point first half lead and trailed by 5 with three minutes to play. but unc closed with a 12-0 run to win 72-65. the tar heels get a date for the sweet 16 for the third consecutive season. also advancing after wins yesterday, top seed kansas along with oregon and ucla. here's a look at the sweet 16 match-ups. the madness resumes thursday night. i can't wait. we'll show you a little highlight worthy moment from the women's tournament between sixth-seeded west virginia and number three maryland. destiny slokum sends the terps to the locker room after meeting the

arena. that's the name. great start for bradley beal. he scored 156 the first 18 points.ey're up by 22 at one point second quarter, jason smith, tyler hules hits the deck right there. derrick bradley comes up and chest pumps smith which sets off a little scuff. just pleasantries. > brand the game is in the fourth quarter right now, wizards down by three. out in west palm beach. they're staying put down there. the nats hosting the red sox. the second inning wilbur defoe rips one past the third base bag and derek norris rumbles around third and ties it at two all. great pick up on a breaking ball and he throws from his knees to defoe who tags out. that's the defensive play of the game but itself nats loose this one 5 a to 3. > the us womens hosting france in the she believes. france a draw for the cup. here we go, ninth minute us down 1-06789 the turnover, a long down field pass into the box, cuts it back and scores to make it 2 all. early second half, there he is, back heel pass to karly lloyd. denied, us blanked 3-06789 there you go, and that's a look at sports tonight. >

a couple of them -- or at least one of them and the warrior's arena and hunters point and candlestick are approved and several others and five major projects going through for approvals in the next years including as i mentioned two that are under port jurisdiction. i want to call your attention to the gray box in the middle and that district is intended to remain as an active industry and maritime activity center. we're engaged in active discussions with your staff on how to make the most out of the ability to house those uses there over time. and so the negotiation framework that we will talk about will generally the five projects they will list off that have yet to go through for approvals and seeking to transform those into assets of the community and a variety of public benefits. the idea we don't want to do one off negotiations but we want to understand what we're asking for from all of the projects in advance of going through and doing these negotiations. just a little bit on schedule as i said this is going to be an important year. we've got the mission rock project and the pi

projects overall stretching from mission creek to candle stick .4 are approved the wirings arena and the hunters point and the candle stick point add and the executive park of the next 5 we'll be bringing to you those joint agencies over the next pier 70 will be the first, it is a vocal point how we'll be having this and insuring to get the most we can out of projects coming before us one the key topics we've heard at previous hearings an pier 70 at the commission transportation so we'll talk about that 0 through the presentation it really is the number one, issue we hear when he go out to the community there is a consistent effort on behalf of the city to make sure that whatever we do with the project not only boerlts and supports the plan improvements the city has underway it makes them bigger we are working on negotiation framework those will help us don't more to use their transportation stop signs to booster the neighborhood to look at bus lines to increase the services and week look at key bike and pedestrian structures to competing complete neighborhood we'll get back to pier 70. >> thank you,

points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds, 3 steals) final: 114- 100 golden state áthey remain 2.5 games ahead of the spurs in the west(wipe to devin booker) the warriors are currenly playing the kings at oracle arenaevin booker made history tonight. against the celtics... the phoenix guard dropped 70 points. he's the first player to score the most points in an n-b-a game since kobe bryant's 81-point game over toronto in 2006. boston did go on to win the game 130 to 120. stanford and texas facing off in the women's n-c-a-a basketball tournament sweet 16. tara vandaveer and the cardinals trying to move on the elite 8 to face notre dame. karlie samuelson hits a triple putting stanford up by three in the third quarter. the cardinals pulled away in fourth... briana robertson hits one from downtown. final: 77-66 stanford they'll face the irish on monday aaron rodgers at the wisconsin-florida game. this was argubly the best game so far in the men's n-c-a-a basketball tournament. the badgers needing a three to send it to overtime... zak showwalter splases it in. rodgers was loving it from the stands... but that smile turned into a frown. four seconds left in the game... gataros down by a two... chris chio

points. it could happen. as one with much experience in this arena, i can tell you it is all about credibility.president trump's policies improve the lives of most americans, the press will lose the jihad as she suggests. i believe mr. trump should ignore most of the garbage as i do. only take the deceivers on when you have stone cold facts. well, good, justin. she will learn a lot. let me get this straight. you taught the urchins for 47 years? you deserve a signed copy of old school, out march 28th. and much more. that book is on its way to you. finally tonight, the factor "tip of the day." consider this, a man books a flight for a baby and himself on a major airline. he attempts to hold the child on his lap which you can do if the baby is under two years old which she was at the time of booking. but not on the day of flight. the ticket agent tells the man he has to pony up 749 $749 to n the plane. he cannot afford it. suddenly, another passenger who was hearing this steps up and buys the baby a ticket. a complete stranger. after an investigation, way to go, miss bolton. i believe the airline

points, 14 rebounds, 16 assists. the wizards win 133-122. he was scoreboard watching at halftime and gain someday ground. >> it helped that the beautiful arena has scoreboards everywhere. i was that's important for us in terms of the season. we looked at it and said, we have to get it. we just turned it on. >> the terps were victims of a comeback by northwestern. maryland led by 10 points in the second half but ended up losing by 8. we'll still make the ncaa tournament despite the loss and we'll find out about their game sunday night. still, losing in front of the home crowd, their only conference tournament game. i hurt. >> at the end of the day, i feel like they played great. we have a great crowd. had we came out, fired up. i thought we were ready to play. at the end of the day, i feel like we have a lot to play for. i love these guys. i wouldn't trade them for the >> after knocking down the top seeded purdue on friday, they advanced to the championship game after being minute minute by 5. remember, michigan americwas in in a plane crash. the adversity has not hurt them at all. michigan, wisconsin, in the championship game sunday afternoo

a couple of them -- or at least one of them and the warrior's arena and hunters point and candlestick are approved and several others and five major projects going through for approvals in the next years including as i mentioned two that are under port jurisdiction. i want to call your attention to the gray box in the middle and that district is intended to remain as an active industry and maritime activity center. we're engaged in active discussions with your staff on how to make the most out of the ability to house those uses there over time. and so the negotiation framework that we will talk about will generally the five projects they will list off that have yet to go through for approvals and seeking to transform those into assets of the community and a variety of public benefits. the idea we don't want to do one off negotiations but we want to understand what we're asking for from all of the projects in advance of going through and doing these negotiations. just a little bit on schedule as i said this is going to be an important year. we've got the mission rock project and the pi

excuse for not having the best state-of-the-art defenses from a cyber point of view but i think we realistically -- cyber is an arenahere it is probably the most asymmetric field of all. the cost of going on offense is very low. the deniability is always per present because you can never show your hands how you can prove a case without disclosing the other side. your sources of information. your differences are only as good as your weakest link. sometimes the weakest link is your own personnel. i will tell you no matter how good you are you can design a spearfishing in tact where you can click on the link. we need to think about how much we can really accomplished cyber security and this underscores the importance of enough killing ourselves to win these documents and others in the future are published. is final point i would make one of the arguments we made unsuccessfully during the campaign in discussions with the istorial board or editors i'm not saying you should never published stone material. there may be stole material that is to such high public value that it can help. i do think the context ought to be pre

arena. but suns' devin booker made history tonight. against the celtics... the phoenix guard dropped 70 points.the first player to score the most points in an n-b-a game since kobe bryant's 81-point game over toronto in 2006. boston did go on to win the game 130 to 120. our senior sports producer, kevin seiter is an assistant high school coach for the girls eastside college basketball team. they were up in the golden one center, home of the sacramento kings. you can see kevin in the background. head coach donovan blythe and the panthers were looking to become back to back division five state champions. they were facing rollings hills prep from san pedro. sophomore zion gabriel made history at state. she broke klay thompson's three point state record he set in 2008. she finished the game with a 8 three-pointes and had a game-high of 26 points. gabriel wears number her favorite player is thompson. the a state title back to east palo atlo with a 63-40 win over the huskies. the sharks (pam) american ninja warrior is nextthen we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories, including people behaving

arena. in the third quarter... robert covington hits a triple to give philadelphia a 15-point lead.n the fourth the warriors rallied back... steph curry dishes it to draymond green to put the warriors within one. (green: 20 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals, 6 blocks) then the birthday boy... nailed a pull up triple. the warriors took the lead 98-96. (curry: 29 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists) in the final seconds... philly with a chance to send it to overtime... on the inbound pass... matt barnes steals the ball... but misses at the dunk... the 76ers were on the break with a chance to get the final shot... but green with a smart foul helps the warriors win the game. final: 106- 104 golden state (warriors retake first place in the west with a half a game over the spurs) steph curry is celebrating his 29th birthday. he received cake featuring a mouth guard and pi symbol... being that his birthday falls on march 14th. the warriors superstar posted a picture on instagram and thanked everyone that wished him a happy birthday including his wife alicia that posted a picture of them to

would have concern about underrepresentation from the healthcare arena but it's an unelected body with no federal oversight. >> i think the point here is that it's clear as we stay in the statute that the majority of members of this board cannot be those with what i would call real-world experience in providing healthcare. and also, they cannot hold any other jobs wide while they are in this position so what's your reaction to that and what effect you might see from that? >> we talked about these in maritime and i can tell by the tone of your question where you come down on the side of this. i think you're exactly right. you have someone who presumably has a successful career either as a provider or a healthcare administrator who is supposed to give that up and go work for the government. if nothing else, you can't keep your own previous job on the weekends. and again, not all these members are going to have the real life experience, that's going to be a big problem. it's been said that in the military, the generals and admirals start at the bottom and work their way up through the ranks so they see how the organization works a

a couple of them -- or at least one of them and the warrior's arena and hunters point and candlestick are approved and several others and five major projects going through for approvals in the next years including as i mentioned two that are under port jurisdiction. i want to call your attention to the gray box in the middle and that district is intended to remain as an active industry and maritime activity center. we're engaged in active discussions with your staff on how to make the most out of the ability to house those uses there over time. and so the negotiation framework that we will talk about will generally the five projects they will list off that have yet to go through for approvals and seeking to transform those into assets of the community and a variety of public benefits. the idea we don't want to do one off negotiations but we want to understand what we're asking for from all of the projects in advance of going through and doing these negotiations. just a little bit on schedule as i said this is going to be an important year. we've got the mission rock project and the pi

one and ti percent production over the above moderate we're on the okay job arena on the mooefrts but moderate and low 13 point low moderate and 15.8 below not that good 23 percent if you add treasure island that is 19 we're still got two people fighting over 4 or 5 hundred unit to be products it is crazy we're arguing over that we need to get those both way, way out and how will we do that and we're relying on the developers to do the job we know that and we have 4 hundred units in the mix 14 hundred thousand it is 5 percent i'm a little bit tired not much i do the state density bonus is like the bad employee i have to keep on changing people's jobs because they'll perform better the state density bonus needs to change i'm sorry it is from 1979 clearly the world passed away and some communities have it we clearly have but all the things about how to get around that bad employee that don't want to do their job we're trying to make it to neutralize it right so my criteria which one are gets the most coverage and the highest rate which one gets the most value captured what is the easiest to implement and the uni

arena. the warriors are coming off a two point win against the sixers tuesday.star break.their last 8 games. tonights game tips off at 7:30. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... president trump's new travel ban is delayed by two federal judges. hear what the president is saying about fighting the court's ruling. plus... a teenage girl killed in a police shooting. kron 4's will tran is live in hayward. we will hear from the girl's family this morning. and breaking news we are following... two attacks in france this morning have the country under alert right now. we'll tell you what happened. good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... a very foggy start to your morning and some drizzle as well from left over moisture from yesterday. a live look outside showing us the foggy conditions but things will start to mix out as we head closer to the noontime hour. lots of sunshine expected this afternoon with warm temperatures. so dress in layers...so you can peel them

point you to what we're seeing. i found the foam finger. the lobby empty right now because the team left about an hour and a half ago. you saw that. the students are over at the arenathe band is there and the cheerleaders are there. they left in style. the wildcat walk. take a look at that. wildcats made their way from the second floor through the cheerleaders and fans as the band played the villanova fight song. a couple hundred fans made the drive or flew in. students hit the streets to try buffalo signature wings. the question i had was are they better than philly's signature sandwich? very important question, buffalo wings or philly cheese steak? >> keith, that's a tough choice. i'm thinking. >> reporter: buffalo wings in buffalo or a philly cheese take in philly? >> philly cheese steak in philly. i'm from south jersey which means i'm basically from philadelphia. cheese steak all the way. >> buffalo wings as like a snack, but philly cheese steak for an actual meal. >> the wings i had was phenomenal. i'm going to go with the wings. >> reporter: i'll give to the city of good neighbors, the wings are to die for but they have nothing on philly's cheese steak whethe

in nashville last night, outside the arena more than 2,500 people were out there protesting against him. this is tennessee. donald trump won tennessee by 26 points. but here were more than 2,000 people out on the street chanting, singing, waving signs in opposition to him last night. the trump presidency, of course, has been a huge change in our country. it's a new thing. but it has created an equal and opposite reaction that is making itself manifest in all sorts of unexpected places and all sorts of unexpected ways. consider virginia, for example. kind of a national bellwether this year because virginia holds off-year elections. virginia state elections are this year in 2017 and this year in virginia there is an unprecedented wave of democratic candidates running for office in that state. democrats are challenging 43 of the 66 republican incumbents who are standing to try to defend their seats in the statehouse. that's more than twice the number of republican seats the democrats contested last time around. some of these districts even have a bunch of democratic candidates who will be competing in a primary. there's all sorts of signs of the en

arenas? who helps you measure and balance that when it comes to expanding? >> ist such an important point and i think now more than ever there is this philosophy of less is more. i think department stores used to be in charge and now the customer is in charge. we could be three times the size now if we wanted to be but it would not be a healthy company. we have or i personally have been so careful about growth, even though we've had this great trajectory, it's been very strategic, and we don't want to be everywhere. we want to be in the right places and very careful. i think a lot of people open too many stores, get too promotional and when we do that and we have done promotions, we tell you back because it can really hurt your company. >> the company is now 13 years old. how has it evolved and what were the most important lessons you've learned? >> there's been so m. i mean, first of all, on some levels, i just never imagined being on a journey like this. to feel to privileged to work with the amazing team i have worked with to build it is extraordinary. but it has evolved where i've lea