what was once called the "redwood empire" is now a state park. >> welcome to humboldt redwoods stateoh, my gosh. these trees are so beautiful. >> and they're the tallest trees on the planet. let's go. >> emily burns, a tree scientist with the save the redwoods league, says there is a reason this part of the country grows such towering trees. >> the fog rolls in to the coast redwood forest from the pacific ocean, and these trees collect it, and they take in that water directly into their leaves, and they also rain it down to the forest floor, helping all the other plants and animals. come check out this tree over here. what you're looking at is a history of fire, really. this burned-out cave is called a "goose pen." >> oh, my gosh. go inside? >> go inside, yeah. >> and it could survive this? >> actually, this tree is fine. it's still growing well. and it's created an amazing habitat for species like bats. do you like bats? >> not really. are they in here? >> they might be. they might be right up above you. >> oh, well, it was nice to see it. >> [ laughs ] [ soft music plays ] >> chopp

you cannot see the house in redwood city. it is no wonder it fell. of a wind reading at point reyes, 74 miles per hour before sunset. it was too much. it fell right in front of the house, blocking the house. the fm had to find another place to stay last my including a man who lives here in a wheelchair. the clean up crew is coming later today. >> he is handicap asked cannot go inside the house. there is no way to get inside. the tree is right >> check out the sand blowing across the parking lot at the beach in pacifica. our viewer sent this video with the winds blowing between 30-50 miles per hour. it is much calmer this morning. we are not dealing with any win in redwood city and when we were drive across the may years ago bridge it was fine. the worst is over. now it is time for the clean up. >> thank you, amy. google is work on a new top secret project beaming the internet from the sky. the guardian reports that drones like these would deliver 235 -- 5g internet which would be 40 times faster than what is used now. there is a testing phase over ne

this landis your land this land is my land from the redwood forest honey, i'm sorry. california, right? california shoot. start again. pick it up a little. this land is your land this land is my land from california from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me everybody! as i was walking that ribbon of highway i saw above me mom, maybe you shouldplay some modern songs. songs like beat itor murder by numbers, da do do do da da da da. ah, those old standards. amazingly enough, mallory may have a point. you should be ready with one of those songs. how does one go? beat it, beat it beat it, beat it no one likesto be defeated show me what's funky show me what's right it doesn't-- i liked it. i'll startwith this land, then blowing in--no, no. blowing first-- do it like you rehearsed it. count your blessings, knothead. ventriloquist acts are rare nowadays. right. lots of dummiesare out of work. you could be next. good night. don't forget.conserve firewood. the log you savemay be my uncle. good night! dennis mckay and corky. let's hear i

same in mountain view, and redwood city at 74. about accident at the coast today. and we have strong rip currents possible, again. low 70s in downtown south san francisco. 70 in san rafael a record high. napa is 73. falling a couple of degrees short. oakland is 75 and a record high today. no record highs inland so still warm at 70 in brentwood and an doing and livermore at 73. the clouds tonight. warm air today. a little bit of fog tomorrow and not so chilly as it has been. a last mid-40s inland to 50 around the bay and here is a look at the storm that will sideswipe the forth bay on friday morning a bet chance of rain from mendocino party north and look what it does to the temperatures, back into the 60's by saturday, and when that cold front passing, 70s return to a last neighborhoods on sunday and another warming trend with all of this in the 70s by monday. record highs are possible, a string dry weather, yes, encourage? not really. don't worry. >> we will try to contain it. >> american teens are showing signs of eating more healthy than in the past decade with

redwood city $300 of an inch. half inch here. stormy packet scale we have been rating the storms one light 5 severe we told enthusiastic was going to be a one. the weak system. that's exactly what happened. now as dan and amma mentioned winter is taking a break. i'll legality you know when you might see rain again and we'll talk about your weekend forecast coming right up. >> okay thanks very much. >>> now to the ballot with apple and fbi. justice department turned up the heat today on apple to unlock the san bernardino shooter phone but senior executives at apple standing firm and tonight apple is revealing the phone password was reset after the government had possession of the device. here's pierre thomas. >>reporter: tonight the justice dpartment is turning the heat on apple calling on federal judge to compel the tech giant to hack into farook's i-phone. potential legal threat that federal court could hold apple in contempt. issue hefty fines aainst the company if it does not comply. fbi says opening farook phone is urgent bec

and heading towards redwood city, no doubt about it. that's probably hail as well. 280 you might want to wait that out. and also a pretty good line forming to the valley. and this will be a severe weather maker. marin county had their share. and also in the north bay reports around the russian river, brief heavy rain and lightning. and 40s and 50s on the temps, and the breeze is still there but not as strong. you get one of the cells and it goes all over the place. still breezy to blustery but not as bad. 28 and snowing in the mountains. that's good. they've had 13 to 24 inches of snow already. heavenly had 2 feet of snow. suffice it to say it will be a slow travel day. i'm not trying to forget everybody but i'm dancing as fast as i can. mixed bag. thunderstorms and then we repeat the process all over again. highs in the 60s. low to mid-and some of the brief heavy downpours can produce hail and also lightning and thunder. one more system on friday. it will be weaker and here on friday afternoon and then the rest of the weekend looks goo

you cannot even see the front of the home here in redwood city. it is no wonder it fell. look at this picture from the until park service of a wind reading at point reyes, 74 miles per hour. that was just before sun set. it was too much for the large tree in redwood city which fell right in front of a house blocking it, and the familiar has to find another we place to stray including a hand in a wheelchair. the cry is not coming until later today. >> he is handicapped and and not get inside of the house. there is no way to get inside. the tree is right there. check out the sand blowing in pacifica, our viewer sent this video in to us, the winds there were blowing between 30 and 50 miles per hour. it is much calmer this morning, we are not encountering wind and it was calm driving across the san mateo bridge, so it seems the worst is over. now, back to the cleanup. reporting in redwood city, for abc7 news. >> you will be able to see some of the wind that is in the trees there. at look at super bowl city in san francisco with thousands of people visiting super bowl city sin

bob, giant redwoods. - oh! holy smokestac! there's a train running through the giant redwoods today, and-- [gasps] i'm late! you'll have to excuse me, cee cee. i got to go talk to a guy and a girl about a thing. [mellow acoustic music] [bells clanging] [steam hissing] - hey, guys. - hey, engineer emily. - hey. - welcome to the roaring camp railroad. are you ready to go for a ride through the redwoo? - you know, engineer emily, you've had some pretty good ideas in the past, but this just might take the cake. - i agree. - all right, let's go. - oh, okay. - well, bob, this is a sonora engine number 7. it's a three-truck 60-ton class "c" shay engine. - it was built in 1911 by the lima locomotive works. this narrow-gauger runs on steam. - what was a train like this used f? - narrow-gauge steam locomotives were used at one time to haul gigantic redwood logs out of the mountains. - is that what the sonora number 7 does now? - oh, not quite, choo choo bob. the giant redwood forests are now protected by the national park service, and t

. >>> some members of a north bay community are rallying to save some redwoods. the trees line the entrance of the retirement community in mill valley. kpix 5's don ford on why this fight comes down to trees versus safety. >> reporter: they are not that tall, not that large, but these small redwood trees are a big deal to the seniors living here at the redwood senior living community. >> the residents are not happy. >> reporter: that's because along with several other bushes and small trees, they were about to be cut down. part of a multi-million dollar remodel of the senior facility. would you call yourself a tree hugger? [ laughter ] >> i guess so. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but to many here, it's no laughing matter, saving these small trees. >> someone started a petition and it was out for a short time and over 80 people signed it. >> reporter: the problem is the parking lot. for decades, seniors have had to walk through the moving cars to get to the street. and it's too small to safely handle emergency vehicles. >> we're in a situation where the safety issues

city and redwood bay. 57 degrees. a cool one. here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change, some cooler and some warmer. minor changes around the bay and hayward down by 8 degrees. down by 6 mountain view and 5 san jose and 4 in napa. the fog redeveloping on the coast and moving inland and getting in the evening hours and the fog forming for the valley location. we will have that tomorrow morning. for the afternoon temperatures tomorrow, similar today and slightly cooler and by sunday things change and we are looking at a warmup coming our way for your val's day. giving you a look at the numbers tomorrow morning. temperatures will range in the low 40s to low 50s and 40s for santa rosa at the losest part. 47 redwood city and the south bay 49 to start the morning san jose. again a very dry, mild pattern interne a look at santa rosa by 9:00 in the 50s and feeling more comfortable. for the lunch hour topping off in the 70s. tomorrow upper 60s for santa rosa and san francisco 66 for the afternoon in to the south bay, t

peggy bunker is at the san mateo county sheriff's office in redwood city. just a one-time deal here or are they worried this could actually happen again? >> that's why sheriffs are putting out a warning today. tailgaters are annoying but we certainly don't think of them as being dangerous. that was the case last night around 9:00 p.m. in half moon bay when a couple driving down highway 1 found something right on their tail. they pulled over to let them pass and that's when they were robbed. >> i would not pull over. i'll continue driving. >> reporter: young women responding to the news that a couple in their 30s were robbed last night on the side of highway 1 in half moon bay. >> the couple pulled over because this other vehicle was tailgating them very close. so they pulled over. as soon as they pulled over, the vehicle pulled around in front of them and blocked them in. >> reporter: the victims told police that two people wearing fu full ski masks approached their car. one held a gun to the woman's head, the other held a knife to the throat of her male pa

. >> i had $20 to my name, and i was hitchhiking up between ukiah and redwood valley, where the templedy picked me up who was a member of the temple and said if you're looking for a place to stay, a place to sleep, get some food, i've got the place for you. i belong to this wonderful church. they feed the hungry. they take care of the sick. and he said, furthermore, the person who runs this thing is god. >> some people see me as the representative of the i am. a jehovah. some people see a great deal of god in my body. they see christ in me. a hope of glory. >> he said, if you see me as your father, i'll be your father. if you see me as your brother, i'll be your brother. if you see me as your savior, i'll be your savior. he said i could go further than that. if you see me as your god, i'll be your god. you look at him, okay, okay, god. >> that's beautiful. >> i wanted to believe in something. i really wanted to believe in something. and if i found the second coming of jesus christ or god, you know, that was wonderful. it was wonderful. >> if he wants faith healing, you want mysticism,

city hadding to redwood city but watch out, small hail out of the storm heading to redwood city and belmont. it is going to be a brief heavy downpour. and sun is breaking through the clouds if san jose. you got a good soaking overnight with a small chance of joining us with thunder and rain. warmer conditions next week. storm impact scale, yesterday was a moderate and today is lighter. we have two chances of rain. today and tomorrow. both a "1", at up to half an inch of rain with isolated gusts at 25 to 30 miles per by noon into 4:00 they are isolated. by 7:00 they are gone. heavy snow in the sierra until 4:00. the snow showers tomorrow. grab the sunscreen. you will need it. my seven-day outlook shows tomorrow evening, we see clearing. the 70s on sunday through next week. now the ski resort? >> if you are headed up there we will see great snow and you are probably not surprised you will need chains highway 89 to squaw valley. the base has dropped from last week at 108" and heavenly is 90" and chained required on highway 50. and interstate 80, 80 is open. it was closed because of so

the remains of redwood trees.y were planted here in the '60s, but that doesn't make them any less precious to residents who didn't want to see them go. it has been a small enclave in the city of santa rosa. now it's coming down piece by piece. jason runs the department of transportation and public works and this is his baby. after years of discussion, the city began clearing trees today to build the larger, more unified old courthouse square in the same place where, until 1966, that courthouse used to be. but the teardown includes six redwood trees, and that has been controversial. >> this is just something that it hurts very bad. >> reporter: resident brandon rhodes came by today to literally hug the trees good bi but couldn't get past the fence. >> it's sad and unnecessary. >> the proper message here would have been, it's so simple, which is to offer a plan to the architect that bid this thing and make a plan that says leave the big trees alone. >> reporter: the plan will cost $10 million. with the smart train c

the question is a redwood tree any less valuable if it was planted in the 1960s by men?is the question they're mulling over tonight. if this day had gone according to plan, brandon rhodes would have sat below his beloved trees one more time. i found a chain link fence, it wasn't to be. >> this is just something that hurts very badly. >> reporter: as the city sees it, will help, and be good. >> we're excited about the project. >> reporter: jason runs santa rosa department of transportation and public works and this is his baby. the city began clearing trees for a more unified old court house square in this same place where until 1966, the old court house used to be. but it includes six redwood trees, and that has been controversial. >> it's just sad and unnecessary. >> . >> reporter: that is a world renowned tree photographer. an advocate for cutting down trees. >> it is simple to offer a plan for the architect to say leave the big trees alone. >> reporter: it will eminate santa rosa avenue where it bisects the area. >> it will create a community for people to enjoy the s

the question is a redwood tree any less valuable if it was planted in the 1960s by men?t is the question they're mulling over tonight. if this day had gone according to plan brandon rhodes would have sat below his beloved trees one more time. i found a chain link fence, it wasn't to be. >> this is just something that hurts very badly. >> reporter: as the city sees it will help, and be good. >> we're excited about the project. >> reporter: jason runs santa rosa department of transportation and public works and this is his baby. the city began clearing trees for a more unified old court house square in this same place where until 1966 the old court house used to be. but it includes six redwood trees, and that has been controversial. >> it's just sad and unnecessary. >> . >> reporter: that is a world renowned tree photographer. an advocate for cutting down trees. >> it is simple to offer a plan for the architect to say leave the big trees alone. >> reporter: it will eliminate santa rosa avenue where it bisects the area. >> it will create a community for people to enjoy the

each tree requires 500 gallons of water per day and entire stands of redwoods are in danger and many different species of trees are dying. researchers have determined that coastal fog has steadily didn't - - diminished for decades . > > they grow slowly. and we do know that they need a lot of moisture. if it continues to become drier, there will be consequences. >> do you have any reason to believe this will continue? >> i i have no reason to believe it won't. >> the snowpack is going strong despite a relatively dry february. it remains close to average and lake tahoe is now within 9 inches of the natural rim, short of average for this time of year the lake is supposed to be 2 feet above the rim instead of 9 inches below. >>> patchy fog out there, but not much. the view of the bay area has mostly clear skies, oakland is 56, san francisco is 50 five san jose is 54 degrees, and at least fair skies, temperatures in the upper 40s and lower the these, a little bit of a chilly start. by afternoon, warm temperatures, high clouds around the bay area as well tomorrow tops off in the middle 60

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. >> a terrifying helicopter crash caught on camera in hawaii and a redwood city man was able to redwoody man was able to help the victims >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, happy friday. we will close the week out right. i am natasha zouves. >> i hope so. i am reggie aqui. it is friday, february 19. over to meteorologist mike nicco with more rain. >> good morning, everyone. light showers showing up north of live doppler hd and it is show up to ukiah. the rest of us we have to wait until the morning in the north bay and the afternoon around the bay and evening in the south bay. you can see how clear it is this morning and cooler at 40 to 50 and 12 how day planner light rain in the not bay and mid-to-upper 50s at noon and rain in the heart of the bay, mid-50s to upper 50s at 4:00 and a sprinkle possible in the south bay by 7:00. frances? >> a crash out there and not even slowing you down, and this is in walnut creek, north 680, at olympic, and the right lane could still be blocked but traffic is flowing well southbound looking good, too, and how

it came crashing down into a driveway in fair oaks neighborhood of redwood city. amy hollyfield is at the scene. amy? >> yes, kristen, the tree is still here. the cleanup crews did just arrive moments ago. they could not come soon up for the resident. she hardly slept last night and was worried the tree could fall further and do more damage. >> trying to get in and out of the house, with a huge tree blocking your way makes monday morning quite a challenge. >> frustrating to jump the finance. >> next door neighbor's tree crashed in their yard yesterday. a resident is in a wheelchair and at first the family had no idea how to get him into the home without a path so relatives went to a hotel. >> they were all booked for the super bowl so we did not have none else to go. >> they figured identity a way to get him through the mess. >> somehow we got him to go under the tree and through the drive. >> it is in wonder the tree fell look at this picture from the national parks is of a wind reading at point reyes: 74 miles per hour. check out this sand blowing at the beach w

. >>> let's check with nbc bay area's christie smith live in redwood city. christie, i know they have seen a lot of damage there. really gusty winds, right? >> yeah, that's right. the family who lives here says they noticed their tarp blowing around in the driveway where they park their cars. so they moved their cars out of the way. shortly afterwards, they say the tree came crashing down. this just one of the problems we've seen on this very windy night. >> it was a close call. >> reporter: sandra is talking about the big tree on hampshire avenue in redwood city. >> me and my step-son were underneath the tarps in our driveway. i mean, it could have came down a little bit before and it would have got probably all three of us. >> reporter: no one was hurt, but gusts were at near 40 miles per hour in the area. the tree may be partially resting on another tree. but perhaps her biggest concern, trying to get access for her brother. >> it's a bummer because my brother is handicapped. he literally had to go under the tree to get the house. >> reporter: she has pow

of all the reporting stations redwood city and san jose and san francisco have the best. we should tie in livermore and richmond but look at mid-70s to nearly 80 degrees and use look from the east bay hills camera, that is why i am using this because of the haze, not "spare the air" day but plenty of tree pollen again, outside, and a last look from mount tamalpais, this is going to be the afternoon and evening planner, i apologize, report warm the at 3:00 with low-to-upper 70s still around but most of us in the mid-70s and at 5:00 we are still in the 70s, and by 7:00, we are at our normal highs for this time of the year and by 9:00 we still in the low-to-mid 60s, but the transition to cooler weather is wet and i will have that coming up. >> we will see new a few minutes. this valentine stole a lot of our hearts. rescuers named the newborn after the holiday when he was saved from certain death. there is another obstacle, how to raise $10,000 for surgery. we have the generosity of so many in the community. amy? >> yes, reggie, this empty stall behind me is a good sign and b

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napa, redwood city and san francisco. watch what happens as we head through the afternoon. gradually we'll see more of an onshore wind in place for san francisco, redwood city and napa, bumping down the temperatures a few degrees for tomorrow. we still have 70s and the record-setting heat possible. some of the warmest weather south bay morgan hill close to 80 degrees. cupertino, 73, more beach weather with 70 degrees, back to palo alto, 76 and sunny, san francisco, 76 in the marina. business meeting in town? well, you don't even need the jacket tomorrow. 72 and sunny. for the north bay, east bay, tri-valley, warmer temperatures in danville. pleasanton, upper 70s, napa, 73, back towards mill valley in the north bay 75 degrees. here is how we see it for the next 15 days. high pressure continuing, dry weather into wednesday and also thursday. by friday, the north bay may have spotty showers, not a big storm system, maybe some drizzle. we have to look towards late february and into march for the next best chance of any type of rainfall. so with the area of high pressure sitting

oakland, mountain view, richmond, redwood city, san francisco, and san jose will come up about a degree short for the record. putting temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s through 3:00 and low 70s at 5:00 and enjoy the my 50 to mid-60s in the evening hours. back to you. >> despite the fog the oscar buzz is still in the air after a night to remember in hollywood. >> delivered everything from historic moments to plenty of laughs and even controversy. >> chris rock tackled the elephant in the room, the lack of diversity. he said if the academy nominated hosts high would not get the job but history was made when a director won for "revenant," best director for "birdman," last year s now the first director in 60 years to win back-to-back oscars. he touched on the diversity after the show. all the debate is not only about black and white people. diverse city really includes includes...is oscar brown or what? we are yellow and native american and latin american, the complexity of the society, of the world, it is much more than one or the other. >> last time a director took home to oscars was in

there's another way new redwood trees start growing. they sprout up from the roots of where an old tree once stood. >> did we kick the flames out of that forest fire or what? whoo-hoo! >> um, ranger rita says the smoke we saw--heh heh-- was actually fog. >> fog? >> [laughs] yes. but the water you dumped won't go to waste. these redwoods drink eight bathtubs of water a day. >> wow! they're thirsty. >> yes, indeed. they absorb a lot of that water from the fog. >> so we didn't put out a forest fire. >> and we came all this way to make a giant hammock without bringing any rope? >> you need rope? i've got some in the truck. >> really? my wishes are answered. mm! are you sure you're not a forest fairy? pretty sure. >> all: [laughing] >> another great sticker for another great expedition. the rope won't hurt the tree, will it? >> not a bit. you don't live to be 2,000 years old unless you're tough. >> o-kay! giant hammock is ready to swing. jump in, guys! whoo! >> yeah! >> ooh, yay! >> whoo-hoo! >> yippee! >> yay! >> all right! >> whoo-hoo! >>

check it out: redwood city i forecast two degrees higher than their record and same in san rafael a tide record in napa and oakland and a little bit behind in san francisco and san jose at 78, 75 and 78. from the east bay hills camera the air is clean. a little bit of tree pollen. watch out for the u.v. index you will be burned easy today. it is moderate. sfo has no worried unless you are trying to get to the east coast with a thousand flights canceled because of the snowstorm. for us, when we get to 9:00, our highs are still about where they should this time of the year an toughing out in the mid-70s to low 80s. more coming up. reggie? >> thank you for the sun block reminder. perfectly fine for a fun day off. but it is hard to get the drought off of people's minds. >> hard to believe it is mid-15 and no stopping through parking lot and no bundling up. many of you will feel more comfortable with rain. >> if this weather is for the birds...the birds have it pretty good. high temperatures are 10-20 degrees above normal for this type of the year. it is easier to break a sweat on the los gat

mid 70s redwood city. 72 san francisco. 72 half moon bay.is your weekend, wow, maybe head that direction. we've got an extended forecast that will show you temperatures will begin to cal off as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday. still above average for many of us until about saturday, and the missing piece here is the rain. there is no rain in that extended forecast. >> yeah. >> we won't worry just yet. of course, we'd like to see that rain come back soon. >> sure worked out for yesterday's super bowl. >> it really did. >> i was watching the blimp shots. i thought, if we get to be here all the time. >> so spoiled. bragging rights. >> i know it. it felt great. thank you, rosemary. >> got it. >>> so you won't be able to buy food at a chipolte restaurant for a couple of hours adds. in minutes we will talk about the reason why the company says it has to shut down all of its stores temporarily today. >>> fighting the zika virus. up next what president obama is pushing for to try to develop a vaccine. >>> the chp continues to investigate a f

let's start with christin ayers live in redwood city tonight where a toppled tree is causing big problems. >> problems that really don't get much bigger than this. you can see how big that tree is. you can barely see the home behind it. and a wheelchair-bound man who lives here can't even get to his front door. >> reporter: a powerful gust of wind ripped through this redwood city neighborhood around 3:00 this afternoon, uprooting a massive tree and knocking down a power line. >> then the tree just came down slowly and then it just fell on top of my step dad's truck. >> reporter: on to the truck and right smack in the middle of this front yard on hamilton avenue, making it nearly impossible for the people who live here to get in or out without climbing a fence. >> my brother is handicap and he can't get inside. >> reporter: when we spoke to her brother, jose, he had been stranded outside his home for four hours. >> i wanted to go inside because it's kind of cold. >> reporter: tonight he'll stay with relatives till a crew can clean up the mess. this wasn't the only tree brought down in the

reporting live in redwood city, back to you. i want to add there were no injuries in this incident. of course that's very good news for everyone involved. >> absolutely. thanks a lot, marianne. >>> three people in the hospital, several people behind bars, in southern california after a kkk rally erupted in violence. take a look at a picture of the aftermath taken by a bystander. counter protester clashed with kkk members who announce they had would rally today in an anaheim park. we know three people were stab the. one klans man and several protesters ended up arrested. our sister station in los angeles is gathering more information and video of that clash. we'll have more on the story later and online. >>> the first victim of thursday's shooting spree at a manufacturing plant in kansas is now speaking out. melissa torres says that she was spraying and drying parts when she heard gunshots outside. she turned to the door and saw cedric ford walking in with two guns raised. that's when she ducked and started running. >> i just kept running. and i could see like rick -- i could hear sh

now trying to find homes for hundreds of cats. >> after eight years in redwood city, the nine livesation is searching for a new location which means the 275 cats at its current animal shelter will need to be adopted. >> it's been a wonderful location for us but we've outgroern it and our lease is coming to an end. this is a good time to make a move and make some changes. >> reporter: the foundation gained international attention for rescuing this little guy, smurf after his previous owner left him to be used as a doggy chew toy. >> and purrs in your lap. how can he be like that after what he's been through? >> jessica michelle has been acting as the foster mom on his road to recovery. >> smurf is this crazy little boy and seen the worst of some of the worst sides of human kind yet he's the move loveable cat. one of the most loveable cats that i've ever seen in night life. >> these days, smurf spends a lot of time with his best friend, a blind kitty named wanda also rescued. >> it's incredible what they are doing here. every day it's inspiring. >> this summer the foundation plans to

and what they would do would be take driftwood that would come on shore, logs, redwood that would flow down from northern california and they would split off these points of wood and drilled them along the edges and sew them together, sealing the seeds with tar they would mix with pine pitch for a good seal. these boats were very seaworthy and were used to go out fishing , very important for supporting the people with the amount of fish that were caught. between the trade mainland coast and the people of the channel islands. it's a very important part of their culture. the chumash indians were hunters and gatherers and they had finally woven baskets and carved wooden bowls. --y were very finally made finely made. one example we have in our collection was woven by native woman, chumash woman at the san buena ventura mission. she copied designs of spanish coins into the design of her basket. appreciated was so by the spanish governor of california that he had her weave a dedication into the rim of the basket and he gave it as a gift to a friend of his who was a general down in mexico. th

san pablo is 53 and redwood city is june and everyone else in the 40s and danville is knocking on the 30s. at 40 right now. our chance of rain the next week, not impressive, look the at gosselins but friday and saturday i will show you that coming up, here is a look from the east bay hills in the low-to-upper 70s today back in the 50s at the coast in san francisco and the rest of us are in the low 70s on wednesday and thursday. sue? >>> good morning, mass transit is the thing, it is looking good this morning, 6:10 and bart has friction trains on schedule. muni is re-routed around super bowl city so be aware of that, and the caltrain has no delays. i an getting word from golden gate transit bus that 54 is canceled and the next one is leaving at 7:27 i will update that, that is bus 54 golden gate the bus will take southbound 101 through novato and into san rafael and beyond the second center and we are moving at the limit with 20-minute drive into san francisco. new reports of an accident up and over the altamont pass, and the big-rig will update that when we come back. >> the next stor

. >>> tonight in redwood city, they'll relaunch that light show at san mateo county history museum, new designs. take a look. hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of technology is in 3-d mapping. out=....something similar sunday t onca super bowl halftime. this is a real highlight in redwood city. >> we're able to bring in about a thousand plus people at night to enjoy something they have never seen before, in most cases. 3-d mapping is a pretty new thing. might have seen on on the stage for coldplay during the super bowl halftime show. it's a brand-new art form that mesmerizes people. mudescribe it as a fireworks show bouncing off a building. >> one show tonight at 7:00, another at 8:00. s at's outside san mateo county museum. great technology. really, really fun to watch. i mean high hate to compare to las vegas -- redwood city and las vegas -- but it's look you gather around and everybody ohs and ahs. >> it's a nice collective experience. you know what else was collective experience? apple's ceo taking this picture and tim cook feeling the wrath of the web. f e picture that tim coo

redwood city 62. mainly lunchtime rainfall for the san francisco-oakland area pushing south into the afternoon down towards san jose. light to moderate rain for a couple of hours tomorrow. weekend looks pleasant not warm but pleasant mid- to upper 60s. warmer monday through wednesday of next week. so really this was kind of a one trick pony. i wish it wasn't a pattern change where we're back to the rather wet stuff. get a couple of days of rain then we are heading back to sunshine. >> there's always march. >> as ken like to says, a miracle march is possible. >> i know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> thanks, paul. >>> the cheese you bought at the grocery store could contain something extra. >> the warning about fake cheese how to make sure you're getting the real thing. >> but first, the dow snapped a three-day winning streak. here's the closing numbers from wall street. cheese. bloomberg business tested >>> on the healthwatch, new investigations poking some holes into what you think is in your

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the 17-year-old was redwood high school yesterday.ue shotgun in his car after a tip was called in. the gun was disassembled and the ammunition was not inside. he said he got it from a family member and planned to have it cleaned. >>> the michigan uber driver accused of killing six people visited a gunshot hours before that shooting spree. a gun shop owner confirmed jason dalton went to his store three hours before the first attack where he bought a tactical jacket but no guns or ammo. the shop owner says dalton stops there once a month on average. dalton admitted to investigators he took people's lives. >>> we have sad news about the helicopter crash all caught on video in hawaii. a teenage passenger who was inside is dead. the canadian girl and her family were on board when the helicopter that was touring the area just plunged into pearl harbor last week. several people rushed into the water to help pull victims to safety. >>> a girl from sacramento is safe at home after a scary and frigid ordeal in the sierra. >> a rescue team from

that's you redwood city. also woodside, palo alto, you'll be getting rain soon.nd here's a two-hour time lapse. a three-hour time lapse showing you the advancing rainfall moving in ever so slowly into the bay area but plan on an hour or two of steady rainfall wherever you are in the bay area this evening. we have been cloudy all day long. some interesting cloud formations. many of us have sent us pictures of clouds, clouds at two levels moving in two directions. a little tropical feel today, humid, windy but not as warm. no 80s and 70s today. 66 in concord. down to 59 degrees in san francisco. about 90 more minutes of a wind advisory. if you spent anytime outside now what we're talking about strong south to southwest west wind especially in the hills up to 30 miles an hour, could see gusts up to 55 miles an hour. with the rain overnight tonight, another mild one. mountain view 50, san jose and livermore 51. so what's happening? this is a wholesale change. two days ago, sunny, no wind whatsoever. and highs in the low 80s. today, the whole different ballgame. we ha

a redwood city man saw it all. >> i seen the helicopter started sputtering about 500 feet. and the pilot did what i would say would be an amazing job. it was sputtering and coming down, he put it right just off the shore where everybody was. people started running. >> that redwood city man helped get some of the passengers out of the helicopter. a 16-year-old boy was apparently under water for several minutes sand in critical condition. four others on board are in better shape. the national transportation safety board is now investigating that crash. >>> pope francis may be willing to relax the church's doctrine on birth control to slow the spread of the zika virus. it can be passed from a pregnant woman to her unborn baby. he was asked if abortion or birth control is a lesser evil. he described abortion as a crime. he said avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil. >>> another comment from the pope has him in a war of words with donald trump. reporter craig boswell explains the republican presidential front-runner is firing back. >> he actually said that maybe i'm not a g

on the peninsula, today, 72, to mountain view at 76 and redwood city and 74. not so warm as beaches today, but, still, 71 at half moon bay and in october or february. usually that happens in october in february, but, daly city, sunset, 69, downtown, south san francisco, low 70s, san rafael, 70, record high temperature but the warmest is napa at 73 and oakland, third day in a row pore record highs 74 degrees, fremont matches that on the cooler side, hercules and richmond at 70 and as we look inland brentwood is 70 and immediately to the we have, antioch and to the south, livermore at 73 the warm spot. tonight, the temperatures are in the mid-40s to around 50, more cloud cover around possibly more fog. to friday at 4:00 in the morning it looks promising for rain but it look as lot like last year when you see this from 12:00 influence the afternoon and evening it stays to the north. never really gets down here. but it tempers the temperatures, friday and saturday, coolest and friday and saturday, coolest and the 70s are back by pond. >> very good, the golden gate

built entirely from planks of what appeared they would take driftwood that came ashore, pine logs or redwood that would flow down from northern california and they took these planes avoids and shape them into boards and drove them all the edges and sold them together -- sewed them together. these boats are used to go out fishing, very important for supporting the people. for trade between people on the coast and the channel island. chumash indians were hunters and and they had finely woven borders. have in ourwe collection at the museum is south ofa native women santa barbara. she copied designs of spanish coins into her basket. her artistry was so appreciated by the spanish governor of california, they had her weave a dedication into the basket and he gave it as a gift to a friend of his who was a general mexico. that basket has since been acquired by our museum in the 1920's and is now on exhibit in our home. -- hall. the missions had two major impacts on chumash society. one was the fact that they brought grazing animals with them. as the herds of grade animals -- e animalsimals -- graz g

the rest our neighbors, san ramon is a cool spot at 42 and san jose at 47, and alameda and redwood citysan carlos at 49, and daly city at 56. from our roof camera, temperatures are today are from 72 to 77 degrees. we it will going to be breezy in the hills from mount tamalpais, the heat will ease and well have another record setting day tomorrow and i will go region by region and look at the record highs that are possible today when we come back. frances has the only commute. >> we are getting a new crash reported and this is on westbound 80 that is where we are starting to see a lot of brake lights as you make director way beyond highway 4 into hercules traffic is jammed up at eight miles per hour and it looks like the right lane is blocked, so i have crews heading to the cent can we will check out the drive times in the next report but you can see that metering lights at the toll follow were turned on so that means everything is backing up quickly far the 880 overcrossing so a good den minute wait especially longer, here in the cash-paying lanes, westbound 92 san mateo bridge, we are

redwood city that is the cell we have been tracking potentially producing small hail and that is moving into atherton and expect brief, heavy downpours that will last 10 to 15 minutes before you head out the door this morning. let's see how all of this is impacting the morning commute now with mike. >> kari, very pleasant despite all the unpleasant conditions. lighter flow of traffic overall. doesn't look like that right here. 1 o01 just easing up for the last couple of minutes. let's show you the map. in the south bay, a couple school districts & seen a lighter commute. 87 and 101 just showing that. as we move out the big shot of the bay shows you the speed sensors showing the only unusual factor little bit lighter for hayward and tri-valley and over here towards the and bob redell is out there and 680 you see the rain coming down and right around the alamo area. we'll get an update from him on the roads coming up. back to you guys. >>> 6:31. an update to breaking news we're following this morning. a baby was killed in a vallejo apartment fire as that fire broke out in flames early thi

still pretends of redwood city and salt this eye to improving a lot of it and the weekend is going toe quite stormy high winds possibly saturday sunday and heavy rains will have more coming your concerns so far for this rain fall season generally in were from 60 to 82% for san francisco 83 in san jose 87 for livermore were over hundred and 10 how much rain didn't get from where as a closing out this month today almost and into san francisco three tense and often not a lot in the more--pretense and oakland. >>anny h: competitive their gray rain fall back in 1998 ran at the opening the season but if these impressive numbers from 20 in. in santa rosa 15 in oakland 10 in san jose and 12 in palo alto with sesame new records in february back in 1998 light showers and some light rain friday right now looks dry saturday and sunday which happened some high winds to pick up and also some periods of heavy rain beyond that for next week you might have some several good storms >>anny h: the rain to be back next couple of weeks. >>reporter: the bay bridge toll plaza is still pretty cloudy in this t

here at the redwood campus of oracle.ut making changes at this company for an entirely different world of information technology. what was it like when you first came to work here? mark: it was great. look at this facility. it is just amazing. i loved it. cory: daunting? you have a huge organization with its fingers in almost every major corporation in the world. mark: i do not know if i would say daunting. i think the transition we have talked about, moving to the cloud -- it is a generational shift. it is an opportunity for oracle to read the industry. to build out more infrastructure, a platform -- it is been a lot of work for the r&d team. a have done a fantastic job. friendly, a lot of work of putting out the infrastructure, the data structure, and going to market. i do not know if i would call it daunting, but it has the energized about oracle. you, very open with energized for the team. larry thinks generationally. the willingness to go through what we are going through, not every company is able to do this. we hav

into tonight's temperatures drop down in low 40's 43 oakland 433 redwood city it will be a chilly startyour morning and then it will be pretty nice out there as we head into tomorrow you'll notice of a lot more sixties on the map today and that the san francisco airport 58 degrees by tamara loss of 60 if you had vowed to redwood city 6463 oakland will be a high low 60s richmond 62 degrees evitable city looks really great on saturday. mostly sunny skies the high of 55 will be even warmer in santa clara or a super bowl sunday to bichirs closer to 73 degrees. really comfortable at the 70 forecast showing on the next couple days back the '60s by sunday be stayed there and to most of next week a dry pattern block the sun shine right now looks like we will save rain free. >> pam:call it clash of the candidates.bernie sanders and hillary clinton fought over who is more progressive-- and the bigger underdog. two titles both candidates want. kron 4's grant lodes joins us >> grant:the two presidential candidates traded jabs at last night's town hall. but tonight. they finally met face-to-face to

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he sits down in redwood california to talk about his ambitions.of growing competition. >> i would rather have oracle -- >> and his approach to handling one of the world's biggest companies. >> i want to do the best i can. ♪ >> i am cory johnson. this is bloomberg best. every week we have seen interviews with some of the most important business leaders in the world. certainly one of those is oracle ceo mark hurd. check it out. there was a time when there was no acquisitions. there was a time when there were a ton of acquisitions. now, we have a move to the cloud. tell me what it looks like for the oracle to have such a strong footprint in the developing of cloud software. what has that change been like for the company? mark: it is a big shift, over the next five or 10 years. we are going to see a majority of i.t. shift to the cloud. for us, we look at it as an opportunity. the fact that we have such a strong base, it is going to be important to make those two worlds work together. for us, we are looking at a whole new cloud stack of capability. thr

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