please use the portola drive entrance. we can provide them information that ewhen people want to visit twin peaks they'll be directed to the portola side as opposed to the burnett side. we have some signal modifications and design at portola and twin peaks boulevard which will include improved crosswalks, pedestrian countdown signals as well as signal heads. making it easier for vehicles to see the signals. i will speak to our valuation. this is something we're evaluating our projects regularly, especially within the division. if this proposal is approved by the board, we plan full valuation on the conditions and you can propose changes in the future to reflect these valuation results. if the project is approved we'll collect the same data in may if the travel data stabilizes. into the future hopefully as tour buses come back online, we will monitor their use and compare those accounts within our valuation. we'll continue to communicate with our partners at rec and park and the police department better understand and conti

please use the portola drive entrance. we can provide them information that ewhen people want to visit twin peaks they'll be directed to the portola side as opposed to the burnett side. we have some signal modifications and design at portola and twin peaks boulevard which will include improved crosswalks, pedestrian countdown signals as well as signal heads. making it easier for vehicles to see the signals. i will speak to our valuation. this is something we're evaluating our projects regularly, especially within the division. if this proposal is approved by the board, we plan full valuation on the conditions and you can propose changes in the future to reflect these valuation results. if the project is approved we'll collect the same data in may if the travel data stabilizes. into the future hopefully as tour buses come back online, we will monitor their use and compare those accounts within our valuation. we'll continue to communicate with our partners at rec and park and the police department better understand and conti

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it was seen in the area of alpine road and interstate 280 in portola valley at about 10:00 p.m. the san mateo sheriff's office said they received a report a couple hours later that a dog was attacked and carried off. deputies searched and could not find either animal. >>> as we see the light at the end of the covid tunnel, a new issue is looming, the dreaded drought. the state has warned of possible mandatory cutbacks. >> reporter: after a long covid winter, perfect weather and the new vaccines have drawn people back to sonoma wine country, finally. last fall we watched steve fight off approaching flames then later we heard him lament the loss of several vintages ruined by heavy smoke. he could barely talk about it back then. now, in this vineyard another crisis emerges. >> now this? exactly. >> reporter: in a word, water. the lack of it. don't let appearances for you. they have had hardly any rain this year. two inches this month and eight inches total this year that is 29 inches below the normal seasonal average. have you ever seen a year that much off the average? >> not that

it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.lendars every year. you can see us on the website

. >>> in portola valley, on alert after possible mountain lion attack. sheriffs deputies got a call about adog possibly carried away by cougar. >>> could take weeks to clear and while we wait, problems are piling up, price hikes and shortages that could be coming your way because of this ship stuck in the suez canal. >>> another sign we might be turning a corner, announcement that facebook made that could have the bay area feeling closer to normal. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, the one thing that may be bothering you this weekend, your allergies. look at map, pine, oak and cedar in high category. but lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. get you ready in about six minutes. >>> tonight a closure continues in one of the most vital waterways, view from above. large cargo ship stuck in the suez canal. costing the global supply chain billions of dollars, u.s. navy is preparing to send a team to help. how it could impact you. >> reporter: a major backup blocking shipping highway. 1,300 foot long ship ever given blocking the canal. stuck in

tonight, the sf mta is discussing changes that would keep the gate closed while opening up the portola gate. it is a compromise that creates a much safer path for pedestrians and cyclists who previously had to use the dirt shoulder. >> i think it would be a good recreational activity for it to be open at least like to some extent to the public. >> it would be nice for people to get up there by car. my grandma would not be able to walk all the way up there but it would be nice for her to get that view sometime. >>> some of the most popular children's books are being pulled because of what some are calling racist and insensitive images. after increasing criticism in recent years, six dr. seuss books will no longer be published including the book "and to think that i saw it on seuss enterprises that they work with a panel of experts including educators and reviewed all of their books. they made the decision because the books portrayed people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. some parents had mixed emotions. >> i think this is a good idea . >> i think it is wrong . >> it is a sign of the

the portola gate has been reopened allowing for cars to drive up to the peak.it was shut down last year because of the pandemic, hwever, car access to the peak will still be limited. the northern burnett gate will be closed to vehicles at all times. that allows for people jogging, hiking, biking car free and safe space. >>> as the arts continue to take a hit during the pandemic, san francisco's mime troop held a aa fund-raiser. the theme was the red star at the end of the tunnel which represents the end of the pandemic. it celebrated 25 years. actor, writer, director coleman domingo was the keynote speaker and discussed the importance of supporting theater. >> the more that we work with you, the more we get back. we get so much more. reminds us why we're doing what we're doing and how do it. >> for more on how you can support the troop we have a link to their site at ours, abc 7 news.com. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 6, a celebration for a bay area teenager. how her pandemic birthday turned into one she will not soon forget. >>> meteorologist is tracking

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it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.alendars every year. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,

the mountain lion was spotted around 9:00 last night in portola valley. around the same time it families dog went missing near alpine road and interstate 280. neither the animals have been found. >>> a discovery and a storage unit to open a huge fencing operatioion. deputies responded to self storage on wednesday, and there, they found a suspect and his girlfriend, coming up catalytic converters inside a storage unit. the unit was stuffed with 300 of them, all believed to be stolen. deputies also found d receipts showing that the couple had sold over 2500 of these stolen catalytic converters to a recycler, since january alone. both suspects are now facing a laundry list of charges. >>> a colorado gun store now says the suspect in the supermarket shooting past a state background check before buying the semi automatic rifle he used in the massacre. the gun shop says it is cooperating with investigators. right now officials are poring over evidence at the supermarket. they say the focus is determining a motive behind the massacre. funerals for the victims wi

they say it will make it easier and safer for people to bite and walk between the portola and berno heights neighborhood. >> there is no way to walk or bike across this side of town without traversing the maze of the 101 and 280 freeways and the crazy maze of almadey underneath them all. >> the second part will include a new pathway and crossings and should be finished by next spring. >>> tomorrow, caltrans will start repairing a stretch a highway after a big storm pushed a chunk of the highway down a cliff into the sea. the slide left behind a 150- foot long hole in the highway at rat creek which has been cut off since last month. beginning tomorrow, caltrans will work to fill the canyon with dirt and build a new road on top. this goal is to reopen the highway in early summer. >>> everything lined up just right to line lineup the rare yosemite fire fall. it's not the one you are thinking of where they they throw ashes over a cliff. this is refracting light in just the right way over el capitan. it makes it look like it is glowing yellow, orange or red and it lines up in february only a few

the portola gate has been reopened allowing for cars to drive up to the peak. it was shut down last year, as you can imagine, because of the pandemic. however, karak ecar access to t will be limited. the northern bar net avenue gate will be closed to vehicles at all times, allowing people jogging, biking and hiking a car free safe space. >>> still to come at 5:00, a st. patrick's day tradition standing tall in the face of the pandemic. >>> and a special pop-up inside the ferry building. how it is honoring local businesses all month long. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we have rain to finish out the weekend tomorrow. the latest timing and the accuweather forecast ahead. >>> but first here is whit johnson with a look at what is ahead on abc's "world news" at 5:30. >> coming up, reopening fears as nearly half the country begins to ease coronavirus restrictions. plus, the new accusations against new york's governor andrew shingles? dios mio. so much pain. maria had to do everything for me. she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i

it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.te >> are we ready >> it's 5:39 p.m. it's wednesday, february -- i mean, march 3rd. wednesday, march 3rd. welcome to the regularly scheduled police commission meeting. my name commissioner cohen. we have a full day today. we'll get started. could you please call the roll. yes commissioner. >> present. >> >> commissioner brookter: er is present. >> commissioner cohen you have chief scott from the san francisco police department. >> all right. thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us director henderson. ladies and gentlemen would you join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag to the republic for which it stands. one nation, under god with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner cohen: all right. sergeant youngblood call the first item. >> line item one, general comment. at this point, the public is able to address the commission within the subject jurisdiction of the police commission. under police commission rules of order , personnel. c

green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple as for who is on that list in the bay area there's 2 zip codes out of san francisco county that's the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island 3 zip codes out of alameda county all from within oakland. >>4 zip codes out of solano county and one out of contra costa county local leaders hope that will all change on tuesday. the governor is anticipated to make some changes to this plan. in san francisco. tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. the cdc released guidelines to let people know what is safe once they're fully vaccinated. >>the agency now says once you get your shot you can gather with other people who are vaccinated as well that includes beating indoors without a mask and social distancing. they also say that vaccinated people can be around those considered low risk for severe disease. officials say a person is considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after rec

carried off by a mountain lion happened last night about 9 o'clock near alpine road and 2.80, and portola valley apparently nobody actually saw the attack. but the mountain lion was saying in that area about the same time. the dog disappeared, the incident happened about 10 miles away from war. another dog was attacked last week and woodside it is not clear if it's the same outline people in the area. meantime, being warned, keep your pets inside, especially at night and keep pet food inside too. >> that way. the to the mountain lions will concentrate on deer which are their natural prey. yeah. your pet. not good. all right. let's check in with our 4 zone forecast kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence just looks gorgeous. this friday around the bay area. a lot of sunshine as warm temperatures to boy, they really jumped around the bay area today. clear skies all the way to the coastline really comfortable temperatures just about everywhere you went today. so that's where we sit right now. beautiful evening on tap. looks like we might see a little fog develop a little bit later on. but

speaking out for the first time since her 19-year-old son was census lee gunned down one year ago in the portolaneighborhood. monica chew mustered all of the strength she could to speak to me as she prays for justice for her son , kelvin. >> reporter: clutching her chest, monica's existing heart condition is compounded with unbearable heartbreak over the death of her son, kelvin who was just b,19 old when he was gunned down blocks from his home. >> why did they take him ou >> reporter:exlled in school an was preparing to transfer to uc santa cruz in the fall. needing a break from same classes he went for a walk and did not come home. >> i traced his gps. he had been in that place for a half an hour. a lot of blood on the floor. >> reporter: 26-year-old and a 19-year-old were arrested soon after. documents showed young was out pending notable gun charges, including carrying a loaded weapon in december 2019 and two months prior to his murder. >> i do not know if they killed him because he had no money tog just for her son's alleged perpetrators but for everybody during a time when so many asian am

as you head down into portola valley, a little bit of rain and deftly some snow showing up on mt. hamilton this morning where the temperature is about 26 degrees. these scattered showers we have throughout the day possibility of lightening, thunder, small hail and the snow level down to 1000 feet. that means it's going to be cold for the rest of us. here's a look at 101 and 880. temperature barely 50 at noon. still barely 50 to 52 at 4:00. went back around 50 at 7:00, so don't expect much we will send it back to you. how about those oscars? >>> it's a part 2 of the 2021 academy award nominations. >> tranter is a priyanka chopra jonas and nick jonas are announcing nominations for the final categories. will check in to see what else they have in store but what i like is seeing judas in the black messiah which is based on the black panther party in oakland getting some big nods, so excited to see that and what else might be there. >> we will see if it ends up on the best picture list. that will be announced now. let's watch. >>> or if you just got up and are joining us now, welcome.

the driver said that he picked up the three women in portola on san bruno avenue, and he noticed that one wasn't wearing a mask. he asked her to put one on and drove to a nearby gas station so she could buy one and then things got out of control. the driver said he believes he was harassed by the passengers because he was a south asian immigrant. and that wasn't the worst of it. >> they pepper sprayed through my passenger window that was open a little bit. if i was another complexion, i would not have welcomed that treatment from them i am pretty sure. the moment i opened my mouth to speak, they realized i am not among one of them. it's easy for them to is -- to act that way towards me. >> uber gave him $120 for cleaning his vehicle. uber said e viis appalling and the rider no longer has access to uber. >>> a judge has issued a sentence in the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people in 2016. derick almena received a 12- year sentence for involuntary manslaughter but he will not return to jail. the prosecution cited the pandemic as a plea factor for offering the deal. >> from o

the driver said it happened after he picked up the three women in portola on san bruno avenue. he noticed one woman wasn't wearing a mask and asked her to put one on and then drove her to a nearby gas station so he could buy one but it got out of hand. when they got out of the car, he said one of the women pepper sprayed him. uber said that the video is appalling, and the women no longer have access to uber. >>> let's get a check of the roadways. g? >>> hey, the altamonte past, westbound 580, it's getting busy with the brake lights out of the tracy area, westbound 205, and the westbound commute is getting busy as you head towards the dublin interchange. but no brake lights once you connect on to 680 but the travel time is officially in the yellow, 34 minutes to go 580 westbound from 205 over toward 680. but still clear taking 80 the east shore, westbound highway 4 to the maze only 14 minutes. and westbound 101 from san jose to sfo, that's an easy ride. the bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good. we are not seeing issues or brake lights. they had activity on the lower lane of t

that means not only in forest hill, where i have the privilege to living, but also in portola.not only in russian hill, but also in the outer mission and in the crocker-amazon. not only in the pacific heights and chinatown, but all the way down the third street corridor to the bayview and hunters point and beyond. and we're not seeking any subsidy from the city or the government for this bill. this is all provide capital investment, and we will cover 100% of the city's reasonable and actual costs. so -- next slide, please, christine -- although 5-g has countless applications for big business, big enterprise, and consumers of all stripes, perhaps the most impactful and immediate and tangible solutions for our city is that 5-g will enable fixed wireless access for the home and small business. those markets are ripe for competition, particularly now as so many people are working and schooling from home during this extended pandemic. consumer demand is very, very high. we've never seen it higher for reliable high speed broadband access in homes and small businesses. so fixed soluti

carried off by a mountain it happened around 9 o'clock last night near alpine road and interstate 2.80 portola valley now the sheriff's office says nobody witnessed the attack, but the mount line was seen in the area around the time the dog went this happened just about 10 miles from. where there's a dog attack last week in woodside. now it's not known if it if it's the same outline. but the california department of fish and wildlife says he should keep your pets indoors and bring in their pet food as just to not attract like raccoons and wildlife. that is basically the food for the about line. >> so that's how you prevent them from going on to your property. if you do outlined in or around your neighborhood. use caution and to please call the san mateo county shows off back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. you only. >> so let's go to the south bay now where police are investigating a triple shooting near brigadoon park was about 7 3745 last night when it happened. one of the people shot we're told, did suffer life threatening injuries but is in stable condition and recovering this mornin

they said this happened around 9 o'clock last night near the alpine road and interstate 2.80, in portola valley. the sheriff's office says nobody witnessed the attack. but the mount mind was seen in the area right around the time that the dog went missing that this happened just about 10 miles from where the dog was attacked last week in woodside. it is not known if this is the same mountain lion that attacked this dog and the dog last week that california department of fish and wildlife says that you should keep pets indoors once the sun goes down, you should bring in any pet food inside. and if you see a mountain lion in or near the neighborhood. use caution and to please call the san mateo county sheriff's office to report the sighting back to you guys. all right. things like going. >> in just a few days from now. millions of californians will be eligible to get vaccinated as the governor. we'll open up the group of those eligible coming up, i'll tell you why the santa clara health department believes that might not be a good thing. i'll explain coming up in a live report. come experi

so when the pandemic struck the folks that jasper ridge farm in portola valley knew they had to finday to connect quickly. we're really realize our clients need the support and love of these animals now, more than ever, and so they decided to go virtual. well, thank you for joining us so high, all of our horse buddy students on this day they're broadcasting to and adapted pe class from the sequoia union high school district. the topic how to groom and saddle up a horse, but they worried with the students still respond if they couldn't touch the animals, and you know it's meaningful when all your students have got their face in the camera like this. and while the in person program can bring a dozen kids to jasper ridge farm online, they can reach hundreds. and then we knew we really had something. in fact, they couldn't believe how well it was working, and so they expanded their virtual offerings, adding more of an emphasis on mental health and including distance learning pods to these animals are still even over the phone over the laptop. still doing that healing power that we so bel

green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple. >>only 2 zip codes in san francisco made it on to that state's list that is the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island to again senator cortez he says that the governor's office is expected to make some changes to this plan sometime tomorrow, the next 24 hours for now live in san francisco tailored the psac ii kron 4 news. thank you taylor more than 6,000 people who went to the oakland coliseum to get a vaccine got a less than recommended those people affected visited the site last sunday and monday. first theresa she's been following this story for us and has the very latest now from oakland. >>we first told you about the situation last week and now the state telling kron 4 news that they are indeed sending out letters to nearly 6300 people and the conclusion was that because they received more than. >>0.1 5 mililiters it's is it sufficient in terms of

it's likely this happened around 9 o'clock last night near alpine road and interstate 2.80, in portolaalley. the sheriff's office says no one witnessed the attack. but the mountain lion was seen in the area around the same time that the dog went missing. now, this happened about 10 miles away from where another dog was attack last week in woodside. it's unclear at the same outline is behind both incidents. but officials are warning people to keep pets indoors. once the sun starts to go down and bring any pet food inside. >> new details tonight into the grocery store massacre in boulder, colorado, monday, a gun store owner revealing today the shooting suspect bought ar 15 style gun from his store before the shooting after passing a background check. investigators say the suspect here. a lot of lisa was convicted in 2018 of misdemeanor assault on a high school classmate at that time he was sentenced to probation and community service as for a motive for monday's shooting that left 10 people dead investigators have yet to uncover one or at least announce one elisa faces 10 charges of firs

dark-green have the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point and portola all of which were excluded from the state's list state senator cortese says the governor's office has committed to making to help take care of some of these areas. >>and happening today. governor gavin newsome will give his 3rd annual state of the state address he'll delivered virtually from dodger stadium, one of the largest vaccination sites in the united states. >>there will be no in person audience. the stadium does see 55,000 people which is roughly equivalent. the number of lives lost to covid-19 here in california. and the governor state of the state address begins at 06:00pm tonight and we'll carry it for you live right here on kron 4. take a look at this if you can believe it this is our web story on kron 4 dot com from exactly one year ago today on 3/9/2020 the grand princess cruise ship docked at the port of oakland after reporting at least 21 covid-19 cases of passage of passengers on board. more than 3,000 people were on board the ship at the time passengers were transpor

infection rates and among them are the mission district as the mention the bayview hunters point area portola all of which are excluded from the state's list they should be included he says senator protests. he says the governor's office has committed to making some adjustments to help take care of some of these forgotten areas. >>8 '08 is the time and if you have been fully vaccinated there are more things you can do now with more people as long as they've had all of their shots too is is pretty exciting news. the first time the cdc is saying there's an instance where everybody can be unmasked joe khaleel has the latest. >>i think we we've begun to describe. what world looks like when we move beyond covid-19 the cdc eased some restrictions taking a small step toward a return to normal with new guidelines for people who've received their shots as more americans are vaccinated a growing body of evidence now tells us that there are activities that vaccinated people can >>at low risk to themselves. cdc. director rochelle walensky says that means the fully vaccinated can gather indoors without ma

green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple as for who is on that list in the bay area there's 2 zip codes out of san francisco county that's the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island 3 zip codes out of alameda county all from within oakland. >>4 zip codes out of solano county and one out of contra costa county local leaders hope that will all change on tuesday. the governor is anticipated to make some changes to this plan. in san francisco. tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >>cdc has released guidelines now to let people know what is safe once you're fully vaccinated the agency now says that once you get your shots. you can gather with other vaccinated people and that includes meeting indoors. you don't have to wear a mask or socially distance again, a long as everybody's got the shot. again you can mingle of people that are considered low risk forced severe defects from the disease officials say t

portola valley. the dog owner, didn't see an attack, but a mountain line was seen leaving the area when someone noticed the dog was missing. we spoke to people who live in this area, and they say they have seen more wildlife lately. this year because things have been so quiet. there were starting to see more wildlife in the area. we had a great blue heron kind of hanging out in the front yard, but it hasn't honestly crossed my mind. that amount line would come quite that close. now, the sheriff's office says. if you see a mountain line in your neighborhood, of course, be careful. and report the sighting. very weather. nice little spring day today, temperature is trending up. not not too hot, just kind of in that comfortable rage. i think it looks like we'll continue what to bump up those numbers a bit as we head into your weekend so highs today after a little bit of a cool down on thursday, nice little rebound with the lots of seventies to report as you can't see the warm spots in the mid seventies o

right now, but we are seeing a lot of rain right on that peninsula too, right in here right near portolagh. so i'm gonna open it up more and you could see that's the blob. we put it in motion and you'll see everything kind of going off towards the east now, so this thing is slowly wanted down, but it really has been pretty productive here in the last three or four hours of the afternoon or the day, so that's a kind of a pleasant surprise. he was really this thing was slated to be gone a few hours ago, but it's continuing to drop the measurable amounts of rain. i mean, some areas have already seen over an inch and a half of rain from the system. these types of systems typically quarter inch happy. it's just really doing well, but we're doing even better than that. why do these systems not get as much rain give as much rain is because i got chilly. it is right now. temperatures are cool, and the air mass doesn't hold ah lot of water when it's cold, warm air holds a lot of water. that's where the gulf and those areas have hurricanes. right a lot of moisture in the air. this is the forecast

>>among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola neighborhoods all of which were excluded from the state's list senator cortez he hopes calls to the governor's office on monday will change that that's the commitment that we got from the governor's office for the next 24 hours. >>they would come back with some kind of an adjustment that takes care of the areas that seem to be. missing in action right now. >>only 2 zip codes here in san francisco qualify for that state's priority list as it stands right now that's the tenderloin and treasure island. >>tell you know, we know who's not on the list who in the bay area did make that original list. >>well there's also 3 zip codes out of alameda county and those are all from oakland also 4 zip codes out of solano county and one out of contra costa county 9 out of san jose where we know again there are many hard-hit communities in that region, however we hope that this will all change come tomorrow. the governor is anticipated to make some of these changes back to you. >>all right we'll find out then taylor live for us ton

lion deputy say they think it happened about nine o'clock last night near alpine road into 80 and portolahe dog owner didn't see the attack, but a mountain lion was seen leaving the area when someone noticed the dog was missing. spoke to people who live in the area just this morning, and they say they've been seeing more wildlife out about lately. this year. discuss things have been so quiet. there were starting to see more wildlife in the area. we had a great blue heron kind of hanging out in the front yard, but it hasn't honestly crossed my mind. that amount. line would come quite that close, sheriff's offices if you see amount line in your neighborhood, be careful and report that citing new reaction of president biden's remarks regarding the surge of migraine is that the border the president and his first official news conference yesterday made no apologies for his decisions to roll back some of his predecessor's policies, but his critics say what's taking place right now? is a humanitarian crisis and it needs to be fixed immediately. reporter steve harrigan as more from washington. in

portola valley now the dog owner did not see an attack, but a mountain lion was seen leaving the areaen someone noticed the dog was missing. now we spoke to people who live in the area, and they say they have seen more wildlife lately. this year because things have been so quiet. there were starting to see more wildlife in the area. we had a great blue heron kind of hanging out in the front yard, but it hasn't honestly crossed my mind. that amount line would come quite that close. the sheriff's office says that if you see a mountain lion in your neighborhood, of course, be careful. and then report society, all right, let's talk weather, shall we? it's one of those topics of the day that i think everyone gets a little smile going because we had another stunning day out there lots of beautiful sunshine and temperatures. have been warming up handily from where we were yesterday. so let's start with a live look outside here in san francisco, as we look across the bay, and you can't even see a cloud out there 62 degrees in san francisco, but check out napa where it is 75 right now 76 in fa

now this happened around 9 o'clock last night alpine road and interstate 2.80, in portola valley. now the sheriff's office says that no one witnessed the attack. but the mountain lion was seen in the area around the time the dog went missing that this happened just about 10 miles from where the dog was attacked last week in woodside. it's not known if this is the same outline. but the california department of fish and wildlife says you should keep your pets indoors. once the sun goes down and you should also bring in any pet food because that attracts. rodents or raccoons, which then attracts mount line. so that's what you want to avoid. and if you do outline. you know, you should you should call the san mateo sheriff's office and just go to kron 4 dot com attached to our story about outline you'll see a phone that's a nonemergency phone number. but of course, if there is an emergency regarding outlined to call 911. >> back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. you lee. the south bay now where police are investigating a triple shooting near britain park happened about 7.45 last ni

portola valley. dog owner did not see an attack, but a mountain lion was seen leaving the area when someone noticed the dog was missing. people live in that area say they always keep an eye out for wildlife while walking in the neighborhood and it parks. i know many of the parks around here report that there's mountain lines in the area s i'm really sad to hear that i'm also not not surprised, given how close we are right now to arrest for their oh, and some of those other parts, sheriff's office says, if you see a mountain line in your neighborhood, be sure to report the sighting two officials know another potentially dangerous situation. state wildlife officials are offering safety information due to an increase in the number of interactions between humans and coyotes in the bay area. the california fish and game commission and the department of fish and wildlife held in online workshop today, they say conflicts with people and coyotes are happening in cities across the state, and the main reason t

so when the pandemic struck the folks that jasper ridge farm in portola valley knew they had to findto connect quickly. we really realized our clients need the support and love of these animals now, more than ever, and so they decided to go virtual. well, thank you for joining us so high, all of our horse buddy students on this day they're broadcasting to and adapted pe class from the sequoia union high school district. the topic how to groom in saddle up a horse, but they worried with the students still respond if they couldn't touch the animals, and you know. it's meaningful when all your students have got their face in the camera like this. and while the in person program can bring a dozen kids to jasper ridge farm online, they can reach hundreds. and then we knew we really had something. in fact, they couldn't believe how well it was working, and so they expanded their virtual offerings, adding more of an emphasis on mental health and including distance learning pods to these animals are still even over the phone over the laptop. still do. in that healing power that we so believe

it by nears interstate 2.80, in portola valley. now this sheriff's office says nobody witnessed the attack, but outline was seen in the area around the time the dog went missing that this happened just about 10 miles from where the dog was attacked last week in it is not known if it was the same outline. the california department of fish and game and wildlife says that you should keep your pets indoors. once the sun starts going down and you should bring any pet food inside because that has a tendency to attract rodents, which is also great food from outlined. that's why you want keep the food inside. >> so people if you do see them outlined, they say proceed with caution. you could call it 911, or you could call their non-emergency number, which i later on try to close it up kron 4 dot com. so in case you want that number. you can have hand. >> back to you guys. >> all right. thanks a lot. you lee. >> 5. '08, is the time and also in the south bay police are investigating a triple shooting. >> near brigadoon park happened about 7.4

showers while san mateo redwood city to palo alto all in the midst of rainfall there along one o one portola2 heading out to the coast looking at some showers although san jose has come down right now there are showers here west that will work their way your direction. morgan hill looking at rain and the tri valley also in the midst of rainfall from pleasanton sunol on over to livermore james all right john thank you 7.56, the time great news alcatraz is going to be reopening. >>on monday at least partially the national park service announced that outdoor areas will be reopened to all visitors. this cell house though that's going to be limited to just people who sign up for the audio tour. they also are not going to be selling food on the ferry or on the island and make sure you bring a mask as that of course is still required. the island has been closed to visitors since san francisco went on the lockdown back in december. so it's nice to see at least a landmark like that beginning to reopen again. it's 7.56, we'll take a break coming up in the next hour to more bay area counties are now up

among them, the mission district, portola, the bayview, chinatown and the tenderloin. >> if you look at san francisco, treasure island and the tenderloin need to be prioritized for access. i'm glad these neighborhoods are included. i'm also concerned that some of the other neighborhoods are excluded. >> reporter: supervisor matt hainey represents the tenderloin and treasure island. the only two san francisco zip codes chosen under the state's new equity plan that is setting aside 40% of the state's vaccine doses for communities hardest hit by covid-19. left out were some of the city's covid-19 hot spots, the mission and the bayview. >> we're obviously going to reach out to the governor's office and just let them know that we hope that we can change this. >> reporter: overall, ten bay area zip codes made the state's priority list. compared to over 70 in los angeles. community members telling me today that this list did not account for gentrification in places like the mission district. the state's metric was based on household income, education and health care in those zip codes. >> b

have the highest infection rates among them are the mission district the bayview hunters point area portola all of which are excluded from the state's list. state senator protests. he says the governor's office has committed to making an adjustment to help take care of some of those areas. >>big news if you have been fully vaccinated and. >>and your loved ones have gotten all of their shots. you can start hanging out without masks health experts are staying though you still have to take precautions but there's a first time we've heard from the cdc now that some people are fully vaccinated joe khaleel breaks it down. >>i think we we've begun to describe. what world looks like when we move beyond covid-19 but cdc eased some restrictions taking a small step toward a return to normal with new guidelines for people more americans are vaccinated a growing body of evidence now tells us that there are activities that vaccinated people can >>at low risk to themselves. cdc. director rochelle walensky says that means the fully vaccinated can gather indoors without masks with others who got vaccine or

well, not areas of those areas include the mission district bayview hunters point portola. >>and all of those are excluded from the state's list state senator cortese says the governor's office has committed to making an adjustment. >>well happening today san francisco supervisors could vote to raise the hourly pay for grocery store employees during the pandemic the plan would lift wages by $5 an hour other bay area cities have already done similar things oakland for instance, santa clara san leandro berkeley they've all done it. the california grocers association however says that the wage hike would likely lead to loss of jobs or hours for workers and possibly even lift food costs for everyday consumers. >>it's 5.10 and today governor newsom is expected to give his 3rd annual state of the state address it will be virtual from dodger stadium, one of the biggest vaccination sites and the whole country they're going to be no people there in attendance, the stadium. it does seed 55,000 roughly the equivalent number of lives lost to covid here in california. so we'll see what

. >> mountain lion attack on the dog happened around 9 last night near alpine road into 80 and portolalley. authorities say nobody actually saw the attack. but outline was seen in the area around the same time the dog was reported missing happened just 10 miles away from where another dog was attacked last week in woodside. it is unclear if this is the same amount line in both attacks. but officials are warning residents to keep pets indoors. once the sun starts to go down and to bring any pet food inside. that outline territory there on the peninsula. now there's a south carolina woman who got a surprise guest in her kitchen. it was a coyote look looking for a snack sandy ferguson says she is a dog lover. she's got to. but last friday they started barking like crazy and that's when she says she discovered a coyote right there huddled against the wall in her breakfast. nook. >> came through the doggy door in the house. so she called police and officers use some of the dog toys. she had to finally bore the coyote out, take it away. ferguson says she now locks her doggie door just lookin

hi, my name is max and i live in portola and my daughter attends begin brock middle school. i would like to thank president walton for fighting for our public school students. he and his family are proud products of our public school system but there's a huge issue, we have no plans returned date to school while the c.d.c. says it's fine to do so safely and privilege at schools in s.f. have been back ask in session and surrounding progress school districts as well. and in the meantime we can see there are teachers that are doing the best they can teaching through zoom and you it's a shaddest in-person learning experience. many aren't learning or present and the lesson they're learning is at school is not as important as every other area of life and we know we can do this so please, please, please, bring back in-person learning for all of our students as soon as possible. >> thank you to the caller for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good evening, supervisors, thank you for taking my call. my name is seth and i'm a member of decreasing t