problematic that is so much faster to go to the east bay than the uttering sunset and particularly richmond richmond side of things that allows the board to do i know it's part of the supervisor president tang project also the housing, you know pretty sure the view that transit view needs to follow housing so in terms of that work is this including 250k9d how housing production will i want to give supervisor president tang a lot of credit housing on the wedding it is the tab both to talk about addressing hours on the west side. >> it won't be the focus but the high levels we'll be looking at that. >> and if i can through the chair in response in on ideal situations we'll have a plan for helping transit to move quicker but the nature of the west side we're redundant to build anything my hope we'll get some of the various high-level options in place first but with the mindset in the that blue print we talk about what happens with the potential one thousand units on the west side. >> i was great that the conversation was happening for example, in supervisor cowen's district and supervisor kim's distric

. ♪ >>> very special mass saint adleberg church in port richmond richmond.ived a vial of blood from saint john paul the second. he visited the church in 1976 before he became pope and that relic is now inshrined at the church. >>> a peco kicked off black history month by giving people the chance to enjoy art by prominent african-americans. there was program at the barnes foundation this morning that included hands on activities inspired by the work of horace pippin. the philadelphia youth orchestra educational out reach program perform. owe peco has activities planned through the rest of february. >>> happening right now preparing for snow. after getting walloped by last week's storm the boston area is bracing for another round. crews have been plowing much of the old snow out of the way as possible before the neck storm hits. here's a small bit of good news. forecaster doctors not expect the storm to be quite as bad as last week. pretty massive winter storm though. >> just like boston some areas could get slammed for the second time in just two weeks. fox n

richmond. no other authority. formal or informal. and blair began a kind of shuttle diplomacy between richmond and washington that went on for a period of several weeks. when he passed through the lines, grant was entrenched opposite lee just south of here in the petersburg area, as many of you know, and lee basically blocking grant's route up to richmond. and blair passed through grant's headquarters on his way down to richmond at that time at a place called city point. this is city point. which was nine miles northeast from the petersburg siege line on the james river. it had been basically an empty space, almost, before the war, but was turned into the military metropolis that you can see here when grant made it his headquarters. grant is the second man on the left on the bench in what might be called a candid casual shot the like of which i didn't think existed in the civil war. but this is one such image. blair told grant what his plan was, unlike lincoln. it's plain that grant was enthusiastic about the plan, as is further described in the book. and was as eager as anyone could be to end this war peacefully if it could be ended and became what amounts to a co-conspirator with blair and as will be seen with the southerners who came through later, all that's described in the book. grant passed blair through to richmond on the union

richmond virginia -- richmond, virginia, james. caller: i'm glad you got me on. i appreciate c-span. i have a question for chris. is not exactly question, it is more of a comment. it was the states to handle it. he needs to take a look at virginia around richmond and look at our road systems. we do not have a circular highway around richmond. we would not accept federal fund s. the highway coming around by five miles. we just started a new project going down to store phot. thus theto suffolk. i think the federal government may have is good at hand is a local politicians. that is my comment. guest: i think that politicians always have a trouble making decisions that every level. they're always compromised in certain ways. i do think that state politicians who can balance the pain of additional taxes to the benefits of the additional spending on infrastructure is the way to go. virginia has been interesting because they've been very interesting and innovative and finance. for example, northern virginia, the capital beltway was why didn't -- widened for 14 miles. that was mainly privately funded system that came in on time and under budget. it has been very successful. down around the north folk area there has been private investment in bridges a

richmond. the port richmond area of philadelphia. he says the roads are snow covered now. pretty slippery out there. in fact john said very slippery is the note he passed along to our producers. we saw a plow train earlier on 95 getting to some of that. you'll see our signal from stormforce 10. sometimes the signal goes out depending on whether john is entering an area with interference from a tunnel or another highway structure, but again the snowplows are out now. penndot is putting 400 trucks in service overnight. as the snow starts to accumulate, the clouds are becoming more prevalent. give yourself extra time on the roads if you're encountering the clouds. give them a white range to do their jobs there. the roads could be slippery because this is a light, powdery snow. meteorologist bill henley is standing by with a look at what is happening, good morning, bill. >>> the woman we talked to in center city said it all. this goes for the entire area where it's a similar type of snow for the entire area. that light, fluffy snow. it's easy to shovel or sweep away or sweep o

richmond. this is a shot great our camera at the san rafael richmond bridge toll plaza. right now where you live, we will get to meteorologist mike nicco. mike? >> we start with live doppler hd. good morning again, everyone. the best radar runs is coming up in the north bay where the storm has been hitting for the better part of the early morning hours. a lot of the rain has not reached the ground at least now it is starting to. we are getting .1" to .2" of rain in the area. we are seeing waves of rain. most of our recording stations around the bay, although we have dark green, there are a couple hundredths. in san jose most of the south bay, too it is dry right now. theory car is looking more impressive than the rain reaching the ground. the winds are 30 to 40 miles per hour from sfo to the coast so we have three hour and 30 minute flight arrival delays. gusty winds are heavy at times through early evening. lighter showers and breezy tomorrow but the storm system on sunday could be a repeat of this one and maybe stronger. >>> so far no flooding yet in the north bay although officials businesses and residents are closely watching the creeks as rain continues to fall. some of the wineries are welcoming the storm with open arms. amy hollyfield is in brugnara brugnara brugnara brugnara brugnara -- we are get agonize study rain in healdsburg and businesses are ready in case it causes damage. look on the avenue we have sandbags and tarps and you can see them all over the downtown just in case because they know this area can flood. this morning's rain in healdsburg has been study. soft at first. shownly gaining strength nothing dramatic. >> if it rains like this for five days, perfect! no issues. when it comes down really hard...you get the issues. >> it could be a long day maybe a long weekend. they will watch this creek carefully. it tends to spill over its banks sending unwanted water into the vibrant downtown square. aawe put out sandbags and cleaned the creeks. >> wineries say their thirsty crops will take the rain. the owner of the winery said there could be side effects if it is too much too soon but people in the farming community, they are hoping for the best. >> we are superior super excited. it is finally here and we are okay with it the we want it to come down hard as long as it can, as much as we can get. >> he is showed a picture of the huge oak tree he lost in december losing tens of thousands in sales. but he does not expect a repeat performance. >> they are projected 6-8". we can handle that. >> the positive attitude out here is paying off so far. i checked with the money works department and they say no problems have been reported. >>> thank you. there are three school closures to tell you about in sonoma county due to the storm harmony elementary and salmon creek do not have water and they do not have power. 170 customers are still without power in los altos because of a downed power line. that down from 800 customs earlier after strong winds knocked over a tree and it crashed into the power line. the affected area runs from foothill express to springer road. a pg&e crew is, working to repair the line. >> the weather is causing major delays at sfo even before the heavy rain and gusty winds rolled in. our reporter is at the airport. how long is the wait now? >> it is a long wait for some but if you got out of the rain and went outside and went into the warm terminal you would be out of trouble but you would be wrong. don't blame it on the ring, the flight cancellations and delays at san francisco special airport were caused by low visibility and wind. that means a lot of waiting for the next flight. >> our flight was 10:30 and it was canceled. we changed our flight to 1:30. now it is delayed until 2:30. >> why was it cancel asked delayed? >> the weather. >> late morning 130 flights were delayed at sfo but at least those passengers had a flight. more than 140 flights were canceled. most were the short commuter routes along the west coast. a spokesman from sfo says airlines with the hourly flight to los angeles cancel a flight for later departure. cancellations were split even, half arrivals and half departures. the delays were overwhelmingly arrivals. we ran and a few people would arrived on time at sfo but were still impacted by the delay. >> what are you waiting for? >> my friend to arrive. >> what happened? >> her flight was delayed 45 minutes, waiting on two other people of the party to arrive with weather delays. >> what are you doing? >>> one of their bachelorette parties, delaying a fun. hopefully it doesn't rain too much. >> the airlines are good at notifying customer when the flights are delayed or canceled but because of the expected stormy weather it is a good idea to contact the airline before you head to the airport. >> thank you, we want to see the weather where you live, send us your weather photos and video you can maim them to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com and post them on our facebook page or share them with us at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. can you see what is showing up on live doppler hd with the weather app that is free on the app store or google play. we also have more information at abc 7 news.com. >> no reports of damage after an earthquake shook people awake a 3.1 earthquake hit redwood city at 3:44 a.m. and centered in the emerald hills area. we do have people who say it felt like a strong jolt. >> breaking news in the ongoing battle with isis, the group has released a statement claiming a female american hostage they were holding was killed in a coalition airstrike by jordan. the statement is making the rounds on social media national security officials say they are deeply concerned by the report but have not seen any evidence to corroborate the claim. >> new details of a deadly crash this morning in fremont involving a wrong way driver. that driver has been identified as 22-year-old woman from santa clara. c.h.p. is not releasing her name. she was going the wrong way on southbound 880 when she slammed head on into a tuck. the truck driver is 26 years old from east palo alto and he and two passengers are at the hospital in serious condition. >> ominous warning for some parents and students in san francisco unified schools. parts of unvaccinated children are receiving robocall laying out the possible for the measles. if a student in the district comes down with measles, all unvaccinated kids will be forced to stay home for three weeks. last month the district sent home letters urging all parents to get their children vaccinated. >> today, san francisco's archbishop will hold a news conference to discuss the controversial proposal regarding the personal lives of catholic schoolteachers. archbishop will change faculty hand books at four high schools asking teachers to grow to list their public and personally lives according to court teachings and homosexualality and birth control are not allowed and some say they go too far. >> parents and students and teachers opposed to the changes held a vigil in front of st. mary's cathedral. they called on the archbishop to not move forward with adopting the clauses because it could remove workplace protections. >> police say a plan to teach their son a lesson on stranger day sent them to the slammer. >> devoted dad win over the internet, what he did to become a viral sensation. >> live doppler hd showing the storm moving across the bay area covering much of the bay area, not most. find out when the wet weather. hit where you live when we come many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. >> a missouri family's attempt to teach a six-year old about stranger danger forced four behind bars. the mother grandmother, and aunt all pictures here wanted to scare him because he felt he is too nice to people. they talked a gas station attendant into kidnapping the boy cometting him into the truck after school, tied him help threatened him with a gun and told him he would never see his mommy again. the terror lasted for hours before the boy was health go and the family told him it was a lesson to teach him about stranger danger. the boy told officials and all four were arrested and now the boy is in the care of child protective services. >> trending today, the internet is rallying behind a man would refuses to give up on his son who was born with down's syndrome. you may have seen this picture making the rounds. this is samuel and his son leo. the wife wanted to give leo up for adoption because of downs and the husband decided to keep the baby she filed for divorce. he wants to take the babe back to new zealand for the extended family. he start add go fund me page that raised $336,000 with a link at abc7news.com. >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is stepping up fill an through with a mass of donation to san francisco general hospital. he and his wife are giving a $75 million to the hospital foundation and it is the largest single private gift ever, to a public hospital in the united states. it is the largest health provider if people who cannot afford insurance. the 75 million grant will help the hospital complete its new acute care and trauma center with state-of-the-art technology. she is a doctor who trained at general. >>> rain drenches the bay area and we look at the storm now, and mike is up next to tell us how long you will last and when round two heads your way. >> cops get creative on the job and an officer busted a move there and it has the internet buzzing [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >> covering novato oakland sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> former h.p. c.e.o. could be throwing her hat in the presidential race. in 2010 she failed to unseat barbara boxer in the race if united states senate seat in california. now she tells boston herald she is looking to raise enough money to campaign for the white house and introduce herself to voters. she is the only woman openly seeking a bid on the going ticket but she has never held public office. >> mountain view based google is hoping you will not be able to resist is the latest droid commercial with unlikely animal friends. >> adorable animal video part of a new ad called "be together," various species mixing including a cat and a dog, a dog and a dolphin a baby chick and a cat among other pairings having fund together and the commercial does not show a single droid device but it is loaded with cuteness. >> and that is a song by roger miller from "robin hood," a disney production. >> that would have been a good super bowl commercial. >> a little late. not frozen but a lot of rain. it will be war. >> exactly. they are getting much needed rain in lake tahoe that will fill our reservoirs but not there later when we need it. here is a look in the north bay where you can see rohnert park and to santa rosa and looking at, well 116 is wet and over to napa and a better radar return is san rafael and across the richmond-san rafael bridge to richmond and hercules and as we widen the picture this is headed southwest to northeast and offshore is another before of moderate rain. the radar has been hotter than the actual rain reaching the ground but even outside the radar reaches you can seat humid plume, the pineapple express pipeline, the atmospheric river is still around and undercut big time with a layer of dry air from 4,000 to 7,000 feet. the rainfall is not so much with .12" at mill valley and to sfo that is as far south as the measurable rain is going and you can see the rain falling on the san mateo bridge and as we head further to the south there is rainfall be on 87 near the shark tank a few minutes ago. the winds and this has been the big picture sutro tower camera bouncing around more of a wind maker than a rainmaker but we still have a good chance of heavy rain as we head through the afternoon into the early evening and now it will turn lighter tomorrow and the second round is looking more o

richmond. the city council of richmond broke a three- week stalemate. and appointed vinay pimple. a 47-year -old legally blind attorney, as the seventh city councilmember. four men on the city council voted for pimple. while two women on the council did not vote. pimple will be sworn in march third. a major loss in the journalism community tonight. dori maynard, president of the maynard institute for journalism education. died this evening at her west oakland home.. she was a tireless advocate for diverse voices in news coverage. the institute, and its programs. have trained some of the top young journalists in the country. dori's father. bob maynard. was a journalist, publisher and former owner of the oakland tribune. dori maynard was 56 -years old. >>:in east bay man claims he was profiled by the police caught we get reaction from city officials. a local basketball team going places noone believed they could.you'll meet the young players. ahead. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. 7 in our house, we do just about everything online. and ou

she was looking for help and she put out a call to the social rideties of richmond to -- ladies of richmond to help her staff the white house and send over any good recommendations for staff. and elizabeth decided to pay mrs. davis a business. and she says well, i have a girl for you. she's not very bright and she stumbles in the kitchen, but she's loyal, and she'll work very hard for you and your family. so elizabeth sends over mary jane bowser who was a former family slave in the van lew household. and little does anyone know that mary jane is not only literate but gifted with a photographic memory. so while she's dusting jefferson davis' desk and picking up the children's toys she's also sneaking peeks at his confidential papers and eavesdropping on his conversations and reporting all of this back to elizabeth van lew. what made all of this even more dangerous and adding another layer of treachery was that john van lew, elizabeth's brother was married to an ardent confederate sympathizer, and they're all living in the same house. so they're conducting all of this business knowing that th

richmond. g. w. taking on richmond. t. j. klein with a three- pointer. and the pride of fairfax, keith savage cuts the lead. a couple minutes later, josh jones, g. w. loses, 56-48. they struggled. >>> west virginia at oklahoma state, number 22 versus number 24. west virginia's juwan staten gets a block. it goes to gary brown. he had 18 points, 8 rebounds, staten puts it on ice. west virginia wins by 10 at oklahoma state. >>> all right, georgetown played a prime time game today at verizon center. their crowd, a little better because they played pre-storm today. so a lot of fans in the house. early, barry trotz. they break a 1-1 tie. there was only five minutes left. looked like they would win it in regulation. they head to overtime and the shootout and kuznetsov gets it done. nascar, kurt busch lost his appeal. he was suspended after he was found to have committed an act of domestic violence and will not race in the daytona 500. his younger brother was injured when his car smacked the wall. he suffered a compound fracture of the leg and then broke his lef

richmond this noon where a richmond judge has just sentenced former virginia first lady maureen mcdonnell to one year and one day in prison. that is her sentencing after she was found guilty on corruption charges. that sentence just coming down within the last 10 minutes or so and coming to us from our colleagues there in richmond suzanne kennedy and jeff goldberg who is inside the courtroom right now. >> federal prosecutors had recommended an 18 month prison term which was just six months shy of what her husband, former governor bob mcdonnell had received. but she does receive that one year, one month so our colleagues are in that newsroom and we will check in with them on newschannel 8 later today. >> all right. doug? it's a cold one. >> yeah, quick look, we have sunshine out there today. here's the forecast for this friday. climb into the upper teens and drop down close to 10 tonight and then tomorrow storm watch once again. winter storm watch in effect for the day tomorrow. west of the metro area. five inches of snow there with some ice and washington area starting late morning, we could see one to three inches of snow pile up before a mix to sleet and freezing rain later in the day. heavier snow the farther west in the higher elevations. very messy saturday. steve rudin will join me as we continue our team

that's enough time for that richmond bound train to get to richmond go back to milbray and go back to richmondpeople who got on the train after the person got off could have been exposed. family members and friends of the patient have been notified. so has the person's employer in case co-workers may have been infected. bart commuters reacted to the latest case. >> you hear about a case you get a little scared. if it happens, it happens. if it's airborne, there's not much you can do. >> i think they should start encouraging public authorities to avoid measles outbreaks. >> this latest incident is not expected to have affected as many bart riders as the incident earlier this month. san pla te'o county is urging anyone who may have been on that richmond train to get tested. they are also asking residents to get a measles vaccine. in milbray leann melendez abc 7 news. >>> a small explosion inside a sunnyvale business this afternoon, left two employees shaken up. sky 7 hd was on the scene. authorities tell us it was an

richmond with what to expect. >> ask around richmond and this is a common response to the name maureen mcdonnell. >> i have sympathy. >> but many will say mercy cannot erase the conviction. >> i do think that prison time is necessary for something like this. >> i think she should get as much as him. >> throughout the trial, maureen mcdonnell was portrayed as unstable, mean and as the primary person who allowed johnny williams access to governor mcdonnell as williams pursued support for his supplement but in light of the former governor's less than expected sentence of two years, prosecutors are asking judge james spencer to sentence maureen mcdonnell to 18 months in prison arguing that she unhesitatingly participated in the scheme to sell the governor's office to satisfy her desire for a luxurious lifestyle. but defense attorneys want leniency. probation and 4,000 hours of community service claiming she made bad decisions because she suffered both mentally and emotionally as she struggled to cope with the pressures of her position. >> i would guess that some period of active incarceration is likely for her. >> the richmond defense attorney believes the bruising treatment during the trial will play a role tomorrow. >> whatever blame she might share in this she is an individual who has been through the ringer to say the least. and i have to think that will play out in the judge's logic. >> tomorrow, we will be hearing from attorneys and witnesses but everyone will be watching very closely to see whether or not we hear from maureen mcdonnell herself after having not said a word before during or after the trial. in richmond, jeff goldberg abc 7 news. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 6 of -- 6:00 why three area people are reaching for the stars and trying to win a one way trip to mars. plus the new steps the u.s. is taking to fight isil using both weapons and ideas. and the "7 on your side" help center is open. tonight, helping you fight back against crime. call 703-236-9220 to get answers to your questions and concerns. >> today, the u.s. and turkey signed an agreement to arm and train syrian rebels fighting

richmond. number 22 vcu and the university of richmond who -- pick up six secos to go. vcu down three.back three. wow. but wee not done. jones, 19 points, going for the win. d hits just about every part of the rim but falls off. game would go to double ot. for the tie, blocked. no foul called. richmo with the upset. the fans storm the court. 67-63.s watching the spider? closer to home gw at the smith center. first half gw taking c than to a hot hand behind the arc. mcdonald. feeling it too. how about another? bang. unstop mcdonald took six shots. he made five three-pointe. gw beats them 69-46. > comb k and kuk. visiti virginia tech. this one close throughout. we pick it up final minute. down two. inbound pass. hits tt jumper. game tied at 77. duke fans nervous. ka fore puts it up scores he had 30 and they go >>> that's going to do it for us. another big sw >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ice-t -- andrew rannells --

richmond as well. the richmond san rafael bridge. look what happened up here. we have mike up in the north bay. you saw him earlier, starting to back out of here. so the major downpours are moving south of the area. at least out of the north bay. hayward right now, you're getting hammered. redwood city, fremont, you're getting rain. look at out on 580 and 880, lots of rain falling. this is always slow anyway. this area, this time of night. but given the heavy rain fall, rain fall rates as we pointed out already, in some of these cells like by pleasantton. an inch an hour. that is significant rain. that is what you find in a tropical storm. a lot of rain coming down. .61 towards livermore. heavy rain right now. we take a look at the valley. west menlo park, it's coming down there as well. let's check the rain fall rates. .37. rain fall rates are a big deal. we see a back edge to this system, but the rain fall rates really just, the amount to the most pooling of water on the roadways and cause the most problems for folks running into puddles. last rain was december 24. rain today, so it's been 43 day run without rain fall. that was a record, last time rain went that long it was 1876. the second longest dry spell we had in california history. 1849. that goes back to the gold rush. heaviest rain, this is storm number two. heaviest rain will be in the north bay. a repeat of what we had today. 3/4 of an inch to 3-inch os f rain around the bay area. not as windy as it was today. the wind is really blowing. computer model shows us tonight, some more scattered showers. more showers as we head into saturday morning, but your saturday, doesn't look half bad. a few sprinkles out there. but you may get away with it. if you have a soccer game, you may get away with it. sunday morning, here's storm number two. that's what we will focus on now, once we get through this afternoon commute. storm number two, which is really going to bring a producer of more rain, maybe some thunder and lightning. it's all good, good news. some areas of north bay have seen over a half foot of rain already. just north of santa rosa. it's getting hammered over there. >> wouldn't you know the a's are holding their fan fest on sunday. >> giants are tomorrow. >> thanks, bill. the reigning world series champs are back and they are ready for the season ahead. >> my goal is to win championships. >> he's not worried about the rain. >> coming up, we'll hear more from madison bum bumgardner. >> julie haener with what we are working on at 6:00. >> a san jose family is terrified to be in their own house. the growing concerns they are facing following the recent closure of a large homeless encampment known as the jungle and why city leader rs say there's little they can do about it. the story and much more coming up at 6:00. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on it. you can go classic or bacon & swiss. will they melt in your mouth? you butter believe it. >>> well, believe it or not, baseball season right around the corner. we are going to hear from the player on giants who has the toughest job on the team. gll he is the guy who has to replace pablo sanduval. >> listening to bill's weather cast, probably baseball the last thing you're thinking about right now. but as he mentioned, it is right around the corner and the giants and the a's for that matter are going to have their annual fan fest over the weekend. but we'll start with the giants. they are the defending champs and scott reese was there for what they have the day before, media day festivities and here is scott reese from at at&t park. >> a mere 103 days after the giants last took the field, they took to the microphone. >> short offseason is always good. >> well traveled -- >> going on vacation for a week to costa rica. >> how is your arm? >> it feels just like an arm. >> the down time afforded them some perspective on an incredible third title in five years. >> looking through all the memorabilia at all the pictures, it sinks in, what you are able to accomplish as a team. >> the focus shifts to 2015 and the most notable absence. >> we'll miss pablo. he's a great player, and it will be a little different without him to my right at third base. >> your new third baseman, casey mcgee. >> future hall of famer -- no,. >> maybe not quite, but a solid player, nonetheless. >> to get casey, it was huge. a good third baseman, great makeup guy, tough out. he will help soften the blow. i know that. >> perhaps the biggest challenge being the new guy on a team full of returning world champions. >> it's going to be interesting the day they get their rings. feel left out, but maybe i'll bring my japanese ring in or something, so i have something to wear on the plane afterwards. >> the giants have to replace not only pablo's production and clubhouse presence, but his notable nickname. i asked what i called him in miami. he said hits mcgee. as for solving the curse of the odd numbered year, travis said flatly, just win the world series. not supposed to be that easy, but after three titles, i don't think anybody would put it past this team. at at&t park, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right baseball season coming up and casey mcgee from santa cruz. local guy comes back, and cannot forget about fan fest for the a's on sunday and obviously fans invited to the coliseum for that. >> with tomorrow and the giant fan fest, some rain expected, but these guys will get it. >> giants fans, hard core. a little rain is not going to stop anybody from turning out. especially after you win a world series. good crowd, but maybe a few people. >> still, of all weekends, 43 days without any rain at all. we finally get some rain and it's to fan fest. >> i'm looking forward to seeing some of the new faces, like casey mcgee and getting familiar with them. camp opens on the 18th of the month. so, it's coming up. pitchers and catchers, right after valentine's day. >> there you go. thanks, mark. >> back now to our storm coverage. we'll give you a look at the problems happening in san francisco and another live update on the traffic conditions out there. >> a huge gift to san francisco general hospital for mark zuckerberg and his wife. how they plan to spend $75 million. >> and the local fashion designer who has been chosen to help a national campaign for women's health. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> with waves on san francisco bay. swells were rolling into the sea wall this afternoon, sloshing water on to the sidewalk. after the dry january, a rainstorm is finally here. >> our first stop is in alamo where a wooden fence blew on to a passing car. firefighters also had to clear and chop up parts of a tree that fell on cars in a parking lot at a local starbucks. >> we saw spinouts, accidents, and many close calls on highway 17. here, too, a tree came crashing down on to a car. >> people are sandbagging their homes and businesses and with good reason, some parts have gotten up to 6 inches of rain. pg&e crews are racing to repair scattered power outages and in lucas valley, a tree split and fell right on to a house. >> we have more live team coverage for you. john shows us the problems in san francisco. sal is here with traffic. >> we're going to start with our chief meteorologist, bill martin, and the conditions right now. it's really coming down in some parts, bill. >> right on the afternoon commute on your friday, not a surprise. you saw this one coming. and we all did, actually. slow to get here, but once it got here, it started to pour. out in the eastern part of the bay area, out towards the livermore valley, rain is coming down. come in closer, you have some heavy showers now. heavy showers coming into san jose. this whole area right here is working its way north and east. so it's going to roll through san jose metropolitan area within the next hour or so. next 20 minutes or so. so we'll come in closer. you see the break up by petaluma. heavy showers out here by livermore. this is all heavy stuff. 680, 580, water is pooling on the roadways. that's because you are seeing a half inch of rain. quarter inch of rain. significant stuff. pleasantton, heavy rain right now, dublin, livermore, all the heavy rain. especially in the east bay is happening right now. the heaviest rain we have seen all day. starting to break out a little bit and redwood city, you're starting to break out. this is the first rain we've seen in 43 days. the second driest period we've had. when i come back, we're going to talk about your bay area weekend. number two, sitting behind it. >> right now, we're going to head to san francisco where the wind actually caused more problems today than the rain, knocking down branches on trees. ktvu's john fouler is in the city tonight. john, what's it like there? >> well, right now, the bay calmed down a bit. those pictures you saw earlier of the sea wall not quite so rough. although folks we talked to on the ferry tell us that it is pretty tough riding the ferry on the bay right now, but as you said, the wind has been the problem here. a lot of people are preparing for more problems and right now, they are still coping with the blustery, rainy conditions all day. >> in the district, a tree blew down on power lines. police blocked the street until pg&e could cut the electricity. >> the water go to the basement. >> a few blocks away, city provided sandbags, lined homes along low lying streets. >> pay for us, good luck. >> she says her house flooded terribly in the last storm. they are fearing tonight. >> we are very worried, because we have a hard time last time. >> the cable car line stopped, not once, but twice this afternoon. after large tree branches fell across the tracks. tony lee gave us these photos. city crews cleared each one in half an hour. in the financial district, lunchtime crowds had to fight the elements. >> oh, it's windy. it's been a long time since we had this kind of wind. it reminds me of the old times when we had real wind. >> gusty winds played havoc with umbrellas and broke more than a few. >> i love rainy weather and i'm happy that it's raining. >> storm drains backed up and some who didn't hear the forecast got drenched. but after a month and a half of balmy, dry weather, and the fourth dry winter in a row, many people now appreciate nature's turn about. >> we need 100 more days like this. so yeah, bring it on. >> and mother nature will give that woman her wish as bill has been telling us. frank, it is still windy and cold out here, but we're hoping that it's going to get even more rainy. >> well, we are supposed to get more rain on sunday. i'll keep my fingers crossed on that. john fouler in san francisco tonight. john, thank you. >> keeping an eye on the evening commute for you. this is the toll plaza at the san mateo bridge. it looks nasty out there. you see our cameras wet. that's why the picture is blurry. take a look at the headlights. those are cars heading east. traffic is moving and take a look on the right hand side of your screen. those are just a few cars making the journey westbound. very slick there. ktvu is tracking the conditions for us and sal, i can't imagine the san mateo bridge is the only wet spot out there. >> that didn't look that bad, gasia. there are commutes much worse than that. let's start off with a couple pictures here. the commute will be slow on 80 eastbound. as you drive up to richmond the bridge. the whole way is slow. also have a lot of slow traffic on the freeway. i want to show you the south bay. just a few minutes ago, they reported a car fire, southbound 280 north of farm hill. but, 280 getting out of downtown san jose, that's very slow as you head down. please give yourself extra time. also give yourself extra time on 101 and 85. let's go back to you in the studio. >> thank you, sal. we're going to continue to bring you live updates for the next hour as sal just mentioned, we'll be watching the evening commute as things get busier. >> frustrated by a 14 year mystery. investigators are now taking an unusual step to 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richmond california, at the richmond shipyards memorial. a lot of it is oral history, especially of women. the stories are just incredible that come out from all that process. a lot of it is just material that you can find -- all these companies, you've got to remember, were proud of their war effort. they published their stories. they cannot wait to tell about the workers that came in and what they did and what they accomplished. the resources are tremendous, and the stories are incredible as well that you get of people working in the shipyard. my favorite one that i found was a letter from a woman who was working in the richmond shipyards teenager. she was married to a marine who was serving in the pacific, and she tells him in a letter, "i like to think i'm building the ship that will bring you home." one more? >> i'm with "the washington examiner." you mentioned recruitment of lax -- blacks, and million seven blacks moved north. did the fair employment practices commission -- [indiscernible] what role did business leaders and particularly the auto company guys and steel company [indiscernible] concerted efforts to seek black workers in the south? >> housing really interesting aspect, and i wrote about it in the book does i thought it was quite striking. newton thought fair practices was totally the wrong way to go. he said yugo factory by factory. he just convinced them these guys could do this work and show them examples of it and do it in a kind of step-by-step, contract by contract process, not by some sort of blanket changes in the rules of who can be hired and who not. by and large, the role of segrega

that is enough time for the richmond-bound train after the individual has disembarked to get to richmond return to millbrae and return to rich bond. -- richmond. >> this month another traveled bart february 4-6 from lafayette to san francisco. berkeley health officials say a person from san mateo county infected with measles but showing no symptoms had dinner at a local restaurant on february 20 between 6:45 and 8:00 p.m. but it is not clear if this is the same person who was on bart on friday. if you fear you may have been exposed, you are encouraged to get tested. >>> developing news, san francisco police are investigating the officer-involved shooting of an armed man in the mission district. the plainclothed officers responded to a call of a man with a kitchen knife at 24th and folsom street at 9:45. the man was trying to problem a bicyclist. the officer shot and killed the suspect after he refused to drop the weapon. the man on the bicycle was not injured. amy hollyfield will have the latest from the scene next half hour. >>> in a few hours a hearing is scheduled for hernandez and cruz inside a officer courtroom. the two are charged with

richmond. even some severe thunderstorm warnings south of richmond there. that's going to get out of here pretty fast. take a look at when futurecast n. is 1:00 today. still right along 95 through annapolis and andrews and down through la plata. by about 2:00 or 3:00, really starting to continue to push on out and we dry out. skies continue to clear. notice the snow. it's holding back off to west virginia and areas west of 81. mott going to come too far over to the east here. but we do dry out. see the skies clear. more sunshine for everybody before the sun sets. tomorrow morning the strong northwesterly winds continues. it's going to feel so uncomfortable tomorrow. feeling into the single digits if not below zero for areas into the panhandle of maryland. tuesday afternoon stays very cold, into the mid-30s. the sunshine stays. these strong northwesterly winds are bringing this. this cold pocket of air through pittsburgh up through detroit where they saw snow from the same system where we just saw a lot of rain. here's a look at the wind gust tracker. we're

richmond. these fans not going the like what they see in this game. second half anthony took over. defender falls but he doesn't. anthony pulls up for the jumper. richmond's up 7. he was just getting started. had a game high 22 points. richmondtarting to pull away. later in the half scary moment for vcu. that is weber going down. he is on the floor in pain. looks like an apparent knee injury right there. he had to be helped off the court and returned on crunches. they fall to richmond 64-52. >>> howard and catholic both winners tonight. american will play on monday. >>> let's go over to the ice now. the capitals always seems to give his team a chance to win in montreal. a perfect 4-0 record there with 2 shutouts. outstanding again today. the teammates not so much. ovechkin trying to make it two straight wins. this one all about the goaltenders. first period we're scoreless. joe ward. had a shot but how about carey price with a diving save? second period, no luck on the power play. ovechkin shot goes off the post. under 20 seconds remaining. stopped. rebound gets swept away by niskanen. 29 saves. 36 for carey price. in overtime fell apart for the capitals. max pacioretty scores on this deflection. that is the game. capitals l

she was looking for help and she put out a call to the social rideties of richmond to -- ladies of richmond to help her staff the white house and send over any good recommendations for staff. and elizabeth decided to pay mrs. davis a business. and she says well, i have a girl for you. she's not very bright and she stumbles in the kitchen, but she's loyal, and she'll work very hard for you and your family. so elizabeth sends over mary jane bowser who was a former family slave in the van lew household. and little does anyone know that mary jane is not only literate but gifted with a photographic memory. so while she's dusting jefferson davis' desk and picking up the children's toys she's also sneaking peeks at his confidential papers and eavesdropping on his conversations and reporting all of this back to elizabeth van lew. what made all of this even more dangerous and adding another layer of treachery was that john van lew, elizabeth's brother was married to an ardent confederate sympathizer, and they're all living in the same house. so they're conducting all of this business knowing that th

richmond. this one's coming down the stretch now. got richmond with the ball. they get fouled. they are going to go to the line here and shoot a couple of free throws. they knock that one down. so we'll play some extra sessions here, looks like. george mason's been struggling all year. but down the stretch in overtime, they get the lay-in there to score. george mason going on to win by four. paul hewitt needed that win in a bad way, no doubt. >>> give the nba credit. it's been doing everything in its power to make all-star weekend more entertaining, right? let's face it, there's only so many dunks you can come up with. one of the newer events, they call it the degree battle of the game-breakers, featuring mr. all-star himself. basically a game of horse. the shots chosen by fans. wall faced off against golden state's stephan currie. neither made a lot of shots, but wall made a jumper from 30 feet to win it. it wasn't much of a horse contest, but john wall won. there you go. [ laughter ] >> doing everything they can. they are trying. >> pretty sad television right there. [ laught

it look like it is empty at the richmond-san rafael toll plaza. from richmond into the north bay you are in good shape into san jose and that drive is looking heavier as we look to 280 with the headlights to cupertino and we are accident free. >> 6:01 a new option for north bay commuters who do not want to drive to san francisco and an extra ride on the waves? amy hollyfield is at the larkspur ferry terminal with the details. >> if you missed 8:20 ferry in larkspur or if it is too crowded you have another option. though are adding an 8:40 ferry because demand is so high that the three ferries that depart during the peak hours always sell out and the backup buses they added are very crowded. officials decided to try this, a how ferry trip that is definitely needed. >> it is included. they are. not so much our time because we have the bus in the morning but it is always the same but the ferries are getting more and more packed. >> they will cancel the everflow -- overflow buses holding 448 passengers on the ferry. they try it for nine months and reevaluate. >>> t

looking at the east bay here, traffic, heading out from the east bay to the richmond bring is moderate. we'll tell -- richmondis moderate. we'll tell you about this commute. >>> this fog will give way to sunshine later on. the warm temperatures last weekend, not this weekend. it will be much colder, and we'll show you why. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, time 6:44, the new diet guidelines say cholesterol may not be a concern after all. 15% of cholesterol circulating in your blood comes from what you eat. reducing cholesterol in your diet won't change the levels much. they're recommending sharp new limits on the amount of added sugar we consume because it's linked to obesity and chronic disease. >>> we're going to check in with it. ory campbell what's coming on next. >> the tunnel will be closed down tonight going west bound. we'll explain the tests that will be happening outside and how long it should last. >> a virginia teen's act of kindness going viral. he asked his mom to stop the car. now, back to you in the studio. >> we'll talk to you later. >>> 6:45, we're talking to sal right now. how does it look

richmond. it's actually a curb in the stone in richmond for horse parking. at this time i would be more happy -- [inaudible] >> thank you very much and is that right there the clock for people to see? >> yes, but i had it covered. >> on the podium there is a clock. you can monitor your time. the first ding will tell you there is 30 seconds left. any other member of the public to comment on these three seats come forward and seeing none we will close public comment. [gavel] supervisor tang. >> thank you. i am very pleased with all the members who have come up for reappointment. i also had the opportunity to meet with them prior to this hearing as well. i think across the board what i heard and agree with and all of you agree with is really the fairness, predictability and transparency in the decisions made and i know having followed the historic preservation commission decisions i have seen a lot more of that those three components. in terms of outreach to what you do is really important and i like the proactive program that i know was spoken about in terms of working with the realtors and letting people know ahead of time what are things involved with historic preservation and i want to thank you for bringing the commission to a point where we truly feel it's in a good place, very respected so i would be happy to recommend that all three appointees move forward to the full board with recommendation. >> i second that recommendation. >> okay. we have a motion -- >> mr. chair we need to amend all three motions remove the objection. >> right. we make the motion to approve the appointments and also committee report as well. >> so i amend my motion to say we're approving all three of these, mohammed and richard johns and karl hasz and send forward with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> okay and seconded by supervisor cohen and colleagues we can take those items without objection. [gavel] okay we're going to hear item 6 and take a two minute break after item 6 -- you know what i mean. >> item 6 is a hearing to consider pointing one member july 1, 2015 to the entertainment commission. there is one seat and four applicants. >> this is why i didn't have a good sleep last night. four applicants and so we have applicants in the order before us, theodora marie caminong, nicholas belloni, paul wells, and jeremy wallenberg. why don't we have people present in that order and because there's four of you might be nervous and i think there are people here that are just as nervous as you are so please come forward and thank you for your interest in the entertainment commission. >> hi. good morning supervisors -- or good afternoon actually supervisors avalos, tang and cohen. it's an honor to be here and present myself as a candidate for the open neighborhood seat for the san francisco entertainment commission. my application lists my full legal name theodora marie caminong but many of you know me as tory and some of the letters of support will reflect that as well. i've i'm a native daughter of the city and after living in the east coast and oakland and i return and reside in my childhood home and enjoying the district as a adult. i have worked in the community for the past 10 years worked with amazing cross section of san francisco with equally amazing cast of characters through my work with glide. i work with the neighborhood, our participants who are individual and reside in the neighborhood as well as community partners and nonprofits that serve the community with district service, our neighbors including hotels, restaurant night life establishments and entrepreneurs and supporters and congregation partners and individuals and lawmakers and police et cetera. i'm a fair listener and not afraid of hard conversations. san francisco is a world class destination city and people come here to make an impact. i am familiar with the history and traditions and cultures of the city and have grown along with the city's transformations. i look forward to serving the constituent groups and serve san francisco through the san francisco sfwraiment commission so thank you. >> >> thank you. colleagues any comments or questions for this candidate? supervisor tang. >> i would say for all of the applicants coming up here if you make sure you address some of the goals that you hope to achieve if you're appointed, maybe some of the issues that you perceive to be taking place in the entertainment industry currently in san francisco and just anything you would like to work to address that so this is a broad statement for all of the applicants. thank you. >> if you want more time to touch upon -- >> sure. the real thing for me is the late night transportation issue. as i stated i live in the outer mission area and i find it a challenge to have affordable transportation going back. i would like to make sure that districts outside of the entertainment areas like the outer mission, bay area hunters point and sunset are considered in the transportation solutions as well and i would like to work with the different entities and creating the publicity around a lot of these activities as well. >> thank you. i appreciate you're touching upon late night transportation and how it affects the people in the outer mission is critical. there are people that come home at night that have cash in their hands from working and it's one of the things i hear the most of from people in the district feeling unsafe and some muged in the early morning hours and i appreciate that that it's a critical issue for you. could you talk about your experience in the night life of san francisco in terms of events and places you go and how that will inform your work as a commissioner? >> sure. so i have a really busy sc. -- schedule and i work in fund raising and attend events that range from restaurants, restaurant bars, a lot of fundraising events and making sure we're able to tie these night life activities back to the missions of different organizations, and i would say that because of that range -- i mean i am actually very present and connected in that scene and those communities. i think i would represent the community seat, the neighborhood seat in a more meaningful way because i have relationships with a lot of the organizations i'm a very active listener around the different issues and unafraid of having hard conversations. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. hi. just a fun question. can you tell me your favorite venue and why? >> mighty. >> mighty. yes. very smart. >> mighty is one of my favorite venues because they bring a lot of national and global djs from all forms of music and my favorite music in particular is soulful dance. >> okay. another question i am sure you're familiar with the current configuration of the entertainment commission. can you tell me what skill set that you're bringing to this commission that doesn't already exist? >> i think that i have a passion for diversity and radical inclusion so i come in a community that has -- that welcomes everybody and i'm a young woman of color -- >> really? >> and a fierce advocate for making sure that people who have been invisible and voiceless are at the table. >> what kind of advocacy have you done? >> that's a good question. most of the work we do involve direct services for people and immediate needs so work around poverty, recovery, violence, et cetera. >> thank you. >> just some follow up questions. often i met with jocelyn kane just the other day who is the director of the entertainment commission. she mentioned there are often conflicts that occur between places that has been established as entertainment venues and new neighbors that come in. how do you see the commission playing a role in helping to resolve those conflicts or informing the public about them? >> i am really excited about the legislation that supervisor breed has introduced and i really do think that a lot of the new policies around making sure that people are aware of the neighborhoods that they're moving into that there's a lot more communication and interaction around what that means to be neighbors together in a community, so i would like to play a more active role in connecting people and having conversations in a way that is accessible and also transparent. >> so a big part of the changes in san francisco is the tech sector, a lot of tech workers here and changing entertainment in san francisco and not often seen. can you talk about your understanding how the tech sector has changed what is happened in terms of entertainment in san francisco or night life, or how people entertain themselves in the city? and how that might inform the work of the entertainment commission? >> i don't think it's changed so much the way that entertainment -- i think it scaled the entertainment industry. i think the need to produce more cultural offerings as well as night life activities and also just with the new migration of people coming in i think it's important to create more opportunities for people to understand the legacies and histories and how people coexist. >> do you see that happening anywhere right now in the city? >> i think with a lot of the street festivals i think there is opportunity to educate people on the existing communities here and creating opportunities for people to come together. i do think it's tougher for smaller neighborhood groups to put on some of the activities because of the costs involved, so i would like to work a little more closely with those groups around creating more opportunity for them to be able to introduce some new big idea so they can go through the process and able to present their cultural offerings to the city as well. >> what are your thoughts about that understanding of going both ways and long-term residents and new newcomers? do you see that as a need or newcomers need to know the legacy. >> i think it's both. i think it's a dialogue and you don't need to broadcast one side. san francisco is the city of constant change so i think it's an opportunity for people to get to know one another and share their different skills and work towards one global culture in that sense. >> thank you. supervisor cohen. >> thank you. quick question. on the 700 form i notice you have a couple of -- on the schedule d a couple of listings. can you tell me what a16z? >> [inaudible] >> what? >> [inaudible] >> what is it? >> a venture capital firm. i have attended several of their talks and some screenings. i have worked with them around creating a community representation at some of the ventds in the south bay. >> thank you. i have no other questions. >> thank you for your presentation and coming in today and we will go on to the next applicant. >> trust me john you weren't the only one that had problems sleeping last night. i am nicholas belloni and the can vp of the planning association for the richmond and i'm a native san franciscan. i am applying for the open seat of the entertainment commission. i am fit for many reasons. i am the covp of one of the largest organizations in san francisco and work with the park and rec community. we have the neighborhood's voice through park and rec and i don't take lightly and shows with the attendance and only missing one meeting last year only. i grew up in san francisco and seen the night life turn into a billion dollar industry and i look forward to the voice of this. i have experience in each of the roles. with pari have helped the planing department add conditions to conditional use permits to the grocery outlet and [inaudible] on clement and two of the bigger ones i worked on. i successfully mitigated issues in the area and the neighbors. every july i bring the neighbors event promoters mta rec and park and dpw to talk about the issues and fix the issues and it's been well received by all and all of the major groups are endorsing me for th

richmond today. skip ahead. in overtime. spiders working the ball around. that's josh jones in the corner. richmond takes a one-point lead. later in overtime here comes mason. marquis moore drives attacking the basket here gets that to go. mason's up one. they go on to win this game over richmond 71-67. now we head down to south carolina. buzz williams the hokies visiting clemson. all tigers first half. clemson working the ball around. blossom, hits a corner three. second half tigers starting to take over this time jordan roeper and later in the half more from roeper comes up with the steal. finishes the other way. this basketball version of the rope-a-dope game high 22 points for jordan. clemson passes virginia tech 75-54. >>> and don't forget about the maryland/terps visiting penn state tonight. big time game. maryland heart broken on the road lately. they've lost their last three games away from college park by an average of 19 points. maryland head to happy valley to take on the nittany lions. they beat that team just ten days ago. tip-off at 8:30 tonight over on the big 10 network. see if maryland can get it done. >> my alma mater versus amelia's. one will not be happy come 11:00. >>> that's the news for now. "nightly's" up next. heading out tonight, wet, cold >>> on this

richmond bridge, i'm just looking at that now and the lanes have cleared at the richmond bridge toll plaza, i just want to let you know traffic is going to be now busy at the toll plaza again as you drive through westbound 580 backed up for at least a mile approaching this span, this is because of an earlier accident that was blocking quite a bit of the lanes here on the approach to the richmondplease give yourself extra time, the lanes just open maybe 5 or 6 minutes ago, there were no major problems as you drive through. we're also looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be busy, this is napa crash and napa county and i'm going to have to apologize, i just lost the information here on my computer, we're going to have to get back to this just a moment. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. now i have to do that whole control allot delete thing. alt delete thing. and 7:48. steve, save me. >> be happy to, sal. i know the feeling. we have a lot of fog out there, some of that fog is right down on the deck, going to give way to sunshine later today, temperatures will be cooling off over the weekend, you can see the fog out there if you take a close look. coastal variety, inland variety, so the valley fog will peel back coastal fog should get chewed up, a little low coming down the coast, foggy morning, weekend changes, what? cooler and breezy, the sierra will get snow

richmond's green way. a bike and walking path that cuts through richmond, but doesn't necessarily connect it. javier would like to see that change with plantings and parks, trees and trash pick-up, he wants to give back to a community that he says has given him a lot. >> i want to know that what i'm doing for the city, i wanted to know that i'm helping. >> now we heard about javier because he was awarded the bay nature institutes 2015 one of their local hero awards for his work on the environment and community this year. as can you see, so young, so driven and so determined, he will go on. he wants to have a civil engineering degree form his own company and form a foundation to bring good jobs back to richmond. >> sounds great. >> keep us posted on his progress. >> will do. >> now to continuing coverage of the measles outbreak. with the number of cases expanding in the bay area doctors are talking with parents about a new possible new suggestion for bet are protecting their children. vaccinating your babies before they are a year old. nbc bay area is live in san ramon where some families are wondering if it can happen sooner. christie? >> as some outbreak spreads, there is real concern in the bay area where parents choose not to vaccinate their children. we spoke with one east bay pediatrician who say some parents have been asking about the measles mumps rubella vaccination for babies, at nine months before the standard of 12 months. yesterday the health department said an infected person took part. if you are vaccinated you shouldn't worry about getting the virus. when it comes to early vaccination, she considers them on a case by case basis. >> what i told families is that i would not rec

richmond 75. not today. not oakland and richmond they will be about 62. we will go 60 today. down 15-degrees from sunday's high. again it's like a huge drop. and oakland 75 yesterday going 62 today. there is too much in the way of low clouds and fog. san jose starting off with cloudy skies. today we will go 66 which is slightly above average. the low 54. record high 81 back in 1930. not even close today. a few high clouds spinning offshore. mendocino county and lake county but the fog is a big deal for us. it went from barely anything yesterday to extensive here. 50s on most of the temps. 40s. it's kind of a mild pattern for some. the higher elevations are the key. they have just plummeted on the temps. from 50s and 10:s and the 40s and find more 50s. but i mean these are held up by that fog and the westerly or west, southwest breeze in place. oakland west. they've had an east wind for a long time coming off the berkeley hills. not today. northwest at napa. concord west, southwest. 23 up in truckee. 61 down in san diego. get ready thursday will be the big plunge of the arctic air. zero in minneapolis. it will go all the way down to miami. of course it will be modified by the time it get there is but they are looking for low 40s for them. some snow continues. i've seen 3-8-9 inches around virginia. that big news will be on thursday. for us the big news is the cooler pattern. a little clouds and mist out there. it's a west wind on shore breeze which means 50s and 60s. upper 50s for some in areas that were 75. they will be in the upper 50s and a lot of 60s. even inland areas will drop a little warmer toward the end of the week. a little warmer a little cooler. >> thank you. >>> right now 6:20. 100 people are still in the running for a one-way trip to mars. a controversial reality television funded project called mars one hopes to put four people on mars ten years from now. 200,000 people applied. that has been narrowed down to 50 men and 50 women. they will go through exercises to test how they will function in a very small settlement. but again a one way trip. >> i'm going. [ laughter ] >>> time is 6:20. a fight. it was right outside of a brewery. we'll tell you what happened as big crowds waited to get a taste of a popular and very rare beer. >> plus flames anosmic hundreds of feet in the air after a train derails in rails in west virginia. >>> welcome back. new this morning at least 18 people are dead after a carnival float in haiti hit a power line. it happened last night as thousands of people packed the island nation's capitol city for mardi gras celebrations. people at the scene say someone on the float used a pole to move a power line so that the float could pass underneath it but instead people on the float were instantly electrocuted. the accident set off a panic at the parade with hundreds of people rushing to local hospitals. >>> police activity outside lax set off a wave of panic inside the airport. yesterday officers were called in to help an unarmed man who they say may have been trying to commit suicide but someone came on the airport's pa system and mistakenly announced that a gunman was on the loose. that sent about 20 passengers running from a gate area on to the tarmac, through an emergency door and it took police about 15 minutes to get everyone under control. >>> time is 6:24. santa rosa police arrested three people after a big fight outside of a bar where people were waiting to get a taste of a popular beer. this happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot behind the russian river brewing company on fourth street. there was a line outside with people waiting to taste pliny the younger beer. about 13 people were brawling by the time the police arrived. the fight involved her security staff and a group of men and women who had been drinking in that bar earlier. >>> a famous wooden moose head that disappeared from napa on new years eve has been returned. it turned up in the mayor's driveway on sunday night. still no word on who took it. the colorful wooden sculpture weighs more than 100 pounds. now it was stole fran a eucalyptus tree. that land is currently being redeveloped. so now that the moose head is back, city officials have to figure out what to do with it. one option is to display it as downtown joe's brewery and restaurant on main street. >>> i like this story. southern california family out on a kayak in santa barbara had an unexpected visitor. a playful sea lion pup. hopped into the kayak and went along for a ride. family says they first spotted the sea lion pup swimming in the water and out of nowhere they noticed hey, we're not alone in the boat. >> i could feel something on the kayak because it kind of rocked a little. and then i look back here and there was a little sea lion out there. >> who is that behind dad? dad says the sea lion road with them for more than an hour. he is talking to it. at one point it tried to sit in dad's lap. marine animal experts say don't get this close to sea lions they can be unpredictable. this pup was not aggressive and it really seemed like it was enjoying itself out on the water. >> that is the cutest thing. he just wanted to hang out with the family. >> rest up a little bit. >> love that. >>> time now is 6:27. and he died protecting a coworker. >> he died a hero and i will always respect him. i owe my life to him. >> so many people. so hit by this story. we are learning about the final moments of a south bay security guard killed while trying to stop two robbery suspects. >> we're live in south san francisco where rescue crews are now entering the eighth hour in this search for a missing fisherman. we'll tell you what happened to the other people that were on the canoe with him. >> we do have some slow traffic on the east bay commute. here on 680 it looks okay but on 80 westbound we have some trouble. we'll tell you more about that. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. these are live pictures. we're live near the oyster point marina on the peninsula where a man, his girlfriend, and his father set out on the water last night in the canoe but this morning the man is missing. his father has died. ktvu tara moriarty is on the scene here following the search. tara will have an update on everyone coming up in two minutes. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2, it is tuesday, february 17th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i want to check in with steve paulson. quite a different day with the fog rolling in. >> yesterday was warm for many. >> so inland still won't be warm though. >> no. more upper 60s. there is a lot of fog. yesterday some record highs. that will not be the case today. at least not around here. for us low clouds and fog. there is a pretty good little extension on that. it's moved way inland. low clouds, fog a westerly breeze or more of an on shore component. cooler and breezy conditions later today. the feel high clouds to the north they continue to rotate over the top of the ridge. much cooler pattern here. the low clouds and fog will be slow to retreat for some. 50s on the temps or 40s. these are on the mild side compared to where we have been. it's cooler in antioch and brentwood. west, southwest 13 at fairfield. westerly at oakland. west, northwest at oakland. there is a big fog bank out there. low clouds, mist. cooler and breezy. a west wind and temperatures 50s near the coast. 60nd mid to a few upper far enough inland. out of those 70s for most. all right sal front and center here. >>> brokaw has reopened. there is one lane closed. they have opened up the freeway and traffic is getting by. one of the bigger problems is in the commute direction for most people. that would be westbound interstate 80. westbound coming in from the carquinez bridge to the maze. we've had a couple different crashes along the way. we can go to the maps now. 80 westbound is very slow from just west of highway 4 down to the first crash on westbound 80 in the area of mcbride and that area has been slow. we had an earlier accident there. they are moving it off the shoulder. and then down near gill man there is is another crash there. so these two accidents really have things messed up on the east shore freeway. again 33 minute drive time as you drive through the area. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and show you traffic is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. the traffic will be slow this morning as you drive through. now i also want to mention that traffic is going to be a little bit slow in san jose. southbound 101 at brokaw that right lane is still closed because of the problem we mentioned. again the freeway traffic is getting by but one lane is still closed. 6:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developing news on the peninsula and the desperate search going on for a man missing out on the bay. the search started as a canoe accident that left the man's father dead. tara moriarty has learned now the missing manmade a heroic effort to try to get some help tara. >> reporter: that is is right. and in 15 minutes it will get significantly lighter out. now we know the three people took off from here were at the oyster point arena around 1:30 yesterday afternoon in a canoe in order to go fishing. two of those people were found about a mile or two offshore in their life jackets around 1:30 and 2:00 in the morning. but the 22-year-old man still missing. we saw police and fire combing the waters edge around 4:00 this morning looking for any trace of him. his girlfriend the 22-year-old woman who was rescued says the trio's canoe sank so her boyfriend swam to shore for help. he's been missing ever since. the man's father was found but later died at the hospital. the woman is being treated a the the hospital and we are now entering the eighth hour of this search. call came until just before 10:30 last night. it will be a lot easier for crews to find a once the sun comes up here. we are told that the 22-year- old was wearing a blue life jacket, gray shorts with white stripes and a black word security printed on the back. we'll of course keep you posted on the search efforts here. live from south city i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thank you. >>> time is 6:34. the u.s. secretary of labor. nine month old labor dispute between the 29 west coast ports. over the weekend the port were shut down by terminal operators. they are expected to be called back before 9:00 this morning. the pacific mair time association the work shifts have been cut and there is a shortage of equipment for unloading all of those ships. >> they can go to mexican ports. they can go to canadian ports. shippers begin to look for alternatives. >> federal mediator has ordered a medial blackout over the talks. but there are reports that both sides will be meeting with labor secretary thomas perez today. president obama sent perez to the talks. he's worried about the growing economic damage from the labor dispute. >>> el cerrito police are searching for two suspects in a violent robbery at a pizza place last night. alex savidge is joining us now from el cerrito where police are especially concerned because a worker was shot despite doing what the robbers told her what to do. >> reporter: yeah. that woman was shot in the arm. the good news is she was talking, she was awake as paramedics took her away after she was shot during the robbery that happened last night. it was at a little caesar's restaurant that is on san pablo avenue. that woman according to el cerrito started working just before 8:30. the men had hooded sweatshirts that covered their faces. at some point, one another robbers opened fire on that employee hitting her in the arm. the men grabbed cash and took off. police are not sure what prompted the shooting but they say they want to get the two robbers off the streets. >> it is unfortunate that they did this. we don't know if they will do it again. we hope not. but anyone that sees something like that should be careful. [ technical difficulties ] >>> reporter doug is live in washington, d.c. where it is a snow day for the federal government. >> reporter: pam, good morning. that is right. you can see the streets behind me here are just about empty. just a couple of cars. this should be the tail end of rush hour but you take all of the federal employees around here out of the mix and it's a pretty quiet snowy, cold morning. workers spent the night clearing a path for federal workers in washington. most of whom are not likely to show up today. the capitol dome shrouded in scaffolding and snow. >> it looks like a lot of snow. >> it's accumulating yes. >> reporter: the bigger deal is where it's accumulating. this is not boston or new york. much of this is hitting the south. even in arkansas they were struggling with icy roads. >> we put salt, sand down for the intersections so nobody sliding. >> reporter: north carolina bracing for the storm that promised to snarl rush hour traffic. in west virginia emergency crews after a train derailment. there is no indication. just outside of washington at andrews air force base, president obama was in for something of a weather shock as he returned home from a golf vacation in sunny california. and elsewhere in the d.c. area store shelves were looking bare. part of their routine around here even with the whisper of snow. but this time road crews are having to deal with a new wrinkle. frigid temperatures that require some different tactics. >> regular salt begins to lose its effectiveness at about 23 degrees. 22 degrees. if you notice some of the salt we have here is green, that is the treated salt. that has effectiveness to about 7 degrees. >> reporter: you see the tour buses behind me here. the double decker buses. people are on those. thankfully they are covered on the top because it will be very, very cold. especially over the next few days where the temperatures are really expected to drop. there is a concern obviously that a lot of the slush that you see on the roads here will become ice pretty quickly. pam. >> boy, i can imagine. thank you. >>> 6:40 is the time. people in san jose continue to pay tribute to a security guard who was shot and killed over the weekend. last night friends gathered in front of the san jose nightclub wheremanny zuniga was shot and killed saturday night. the father of two was known for helping other people. when he saw the liquor store next door being robbed, he jumped in to help. a fellow security guard says zuniga saved his life that night. >> the guy could have driven away but instead one of the guys stuck out a gun and started shooting at us. he took all the bullets that were aimed directly at me and saved my life. >> police still have not released any suspect description at this time expect the fact they are look for two men. zuniga's friend has started a go fund me website to raise money for his funeral and the nightclub where he works has raised money and plans to give it to his mother today. >>> a federal judge in texas temporarily blocked president obama's executive actions on immigration. the judges ruling gives 26 states time to pursue a lawsuit that aims to permanently stop the orders. it would have allowed almost 5 million undocumented immigrants who's children are immigrants to be protected from that order. >>> right now it's 6:41. help for a bay area woman who is battling a flesh eating bacteria. coming up in 20 minutes the community effort to rally behind her and the symptoms she suffered before she went to see her doctor. >> good morning. we are looking at slow traffic for this morning's commute. i want to show you the san mateo bridge and that traffic continues to look heavier and heavier by the moment. >> and we're also looking at fog. a lot of fog. in fact, more than we have seen in a long time. it does not look like a february pattern. more like a june or july but it will cause issues today. why do we do it? 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the ride to the richmond bridge traffic is still backed up here for the westbound ride to try to get to the span also still so as to come off richmond or come off 580 getting out of richmonddent now and is not on the freeway but affecting the freeway if it is an accident on page mill road at deer creek and the sensors are just blank out but there is so traffic here in the northbound direction coming up from lows of those on 280, was bombed. >>james: back to the north and they after getting to the driest january on record is also nice to see the the shot that jackie is giving us. how >>jackie sissel: it is the second driest january ever in marin county we're starting to see from returning the pays a little bit in the rain has started since 345 this morning we saw of pocket of rain along 5 30¢ that time it was basically dry about half an hour ago you consider rainfall will everett did this all morning long became a little earlier than it did but we hear it in the navato area. >>jackie sissel: just as high with 37, it has not cause any traffic issues the wind is quite strong and we talk about 40 to 50 ma and our guest. adenosine when the strong as a front end of the storm yo

richmond district are sub par we need something better to move people i know the city i'm aware of the comploekt and the underpass and parks on endearing boulevard in the richmond district are concerns when i need to go to the bank or the post office or the hardware store i could be a productive individual i have a full-time mediation practice and the skills i'll use on the committee i'll listen to the parties to make sure the parties voices are heard and the parties together can work forward work you know co-helpfully in working out something that the practical and desirable and achieveable so i'll appreciate your consideration for my candidacy. >> is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak seeing none. >> good morning. i'm ms. miller thank you for taking a few moms and being a member of the bart advisory committee i've been a resident of the richmond district for 2 analyses years during that time i've noticed especially during the peak community hours the busses are crowded and congested and uncomfortable to ride so i'm applying for this position to venting to make the geary corridor better and to make the community across the geary line more affordable and sustainable and more liveable i have experience i work at stanford university in the environmental institute but recently worked at the department of environment i've learned will the sustainable transportation issues and reaching to the community and bring any experience with the sustainability and reaching out to the exists community to help recommend the recommendations to that and additionally i'm a member of the strict one the transportation team that is an informal team that gets together once a month and talks about the transportation effecting the community during that time i've learned from pedestrian a experts and people with stainless i understand their issues are im

richmond highway following a water main break that caused a sinkhole on richmond highway. you can see chopper 4 flew over the scene last night. we checked with fairfax water. the water is back on. they hope to get the road back open in time for the morning rush hour. >>> and crews will inspect a bridge over suitland parkway after falling debris crushed a windshield. a woman was behind will the wheel when a chunk of concrete fell. she was not hurt. highway officials are taking a closer look today. >> you can see that huge crack. >> pretty scary. >>> 4:31. 32 degrees outside our studios. and the bottom is about to fall out here. >> i thought it was cold already. tom kierein telling us about how much colder it's going to get. >> good morning. yes, enjoy this while you can. because these temperatures that we have right now may be our high temperatures by friday. and over the weekend, even colder wealth moves in. right now though we are just hovering near 30 in the metro area. mere by nearby suburbs mid to upper 20s. near 30 by the bay. shenandoah valley mountains, upper went t

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richmond police station. >> reporter: hey dan. it was business as usual at the richmond district police department until that big tree landed against the building. those inside the police department said it felt like an earthquake or possibly lightning. i tell you, today, we have seen a lot of saws. some residents on crescent avenue were without power after this tree knocked out several power lines. pg & e crews responded. no one was hurt. crews began cutting the tree once they were sure there were no live wires. the heavy winds caused a branch from a eucalyptus tree to fall. not far away this fallen tree stopped traffic. as of late afternoon, up to a dozen trees and large limbs that have come down. there have been no injuries reported so far. some vehicles have been damaged. there's a tree that came down on the cable car tracks on high street. we sent crews out there right away. >> reporter: after 1:45 one fell on the richmond police building. no word on whether the roof was damaged. >> doesn't look particularly bad. we'll know after they get the tree out of there. at this point, we are still under normal operations. >> reporter: crews from the department of public works are expected to respond to more emergencies as the storm continues to make its way through the bay area. that's what they have been doing right now cutting that tree bit by bit and it seems that apparently there has been no damage to that roof. again, that's something they have to assess right after they finish cutting down the tree. i don't know about you guys, but the problem today wasn't it wasn't raining that much, but it was raining sideways. just a lot of wind here. i'm live in the richmond district abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >>> the storm is taking out a lot of trees near redding. one tree sliced a home in half. another crashed into a house. a third tree fell in front of a home taking power lines with it, then a fourth tree al

. >>> richmond, virginia, is a city steeped in history. as the former capital of the confederacy, richmondps close ties to its past and a watchful eye on the future. with six colleges and universities, thousands of young people move here each fall to go to school. 22-year-old dawn bruce had attended virginia commonwealth university. >> dawn was a musician. she joined the vcu wind symphony after she was accepted through auditions. that's what kept her there for as long as she was there. but dawn was anxious to find out what was out in the real world and how she could do and what she could do. >> after college, dawn worked as a phone operator by day and a waitress by night. despite the long hours, she enjoyed the freedom of living on her own. >> dawn was a fun-loving kind of person, thought she could do anything and everything, and didn't care what other people said about her trying to do things that weren't the norm. >> on december 19th, 1990, dawn's mother went to her daughter's apartment since she hadn't heard from her in a few days. she found dawn in a pool of blood. the medical examiner

richmond-san rafael bridge. and gusty winds for the richmond san rafael bridge. and as the morning progresses winds will be an issue as folks travel in the area. a couple surface streets have fender-benders but nothing big. as we move over to the east bay, a nice smooth drive and we had a spinout at 8 p 7 and 101, and slippage on highway 9 and 35. >>>ups of people actually waking up in the dark following the weekend full of heavy storms. >> yes. many of you probably experienced this where pg&e ha been pulling in thousand from worker, even from other states. seems their work is now paying off. good morning. >> good morning. some of the busiest people right now in the bay area are pg&e workers trying to navigate the spaghetti mess of downed power lines. like when the strong winds took down this tree in vallejo, knocking down a tree. you have close to another 800 in san rafael, waiting for the lights to come back on. hundreds more had been without power on the peninsula, slugd so including some in redwood city. pg&e already has the lights back on. they were on an hour ago. blame the wind and rain for the outages throughout the bay area. lots of trees came down including this in hillsborough which timberline tree service was very busy. they got 23 calls yesterday alone. >> there was a lot of saturation in the soil. it probably had a slight lean to it over the driveway. that was enough to have the roots fail and what happened then it crashed down on this next set of gates here. it's been a very, very busy day for us. didn't start until 10:30, 11:00. that's when we saw the front move and and a lot of wind followed. >> pg&e asked to put this warning reminder out there. assume it's energized if you see a downed line and call 911. bob redell, reporting live "today in the bay." >> there were a lot of problems, some of the problems stranding drivers across the bay area. let me show you the scene on the peninsula yesterday. two miles of traffic at menlo park. just before noon the southbound lanes flooded. >> and slick roads keeping officers busy. they had to respond to several spinouts and accidents. >> better be careful. be safe out there. it's crazy out there. floods everywhere. all of that. >> driving also treacherous in the santa cruz mountains. drivers had to fear around a mudslide off highway 17. >> stretch of highway 1 meantime in sonoma county back open, almost 24 hours after a gasoline tanker overturned there. more than a thousand gallons gas went down the hill and straight near the ocean near jenner. >>> the wind, rain and east coast storm calling problems for travelers at afo. so far today 16 cancellations out of sfo. hundreds of flights have been canceled because of that weather. local numbers will likely go up. as always, the airlines saying call ahead before you lead to the airport. >> we spoke with bob redell earlier. he gave us updates about redwood city. we also got new developments from pg&e on power outages. there's 2300 without power. half of those concentrated in the north bay. 700 customers are in the dark as well. >> stay with us as we continue to track this storm all morning long. christina loren will have updates where the rain will let up. mike inouye will keep his eye on the roads and let us know about traffic troubles. >>> and a disturbing team. an antioch teen is in jail accused of kidnapping and raping a domino's pizza driver. we have more on this, from kris sanchez. good morning. >> reporter: although he's a juvenile. we could learn more who he is. there's certain crimes that require a juvenile to be charged as an adult and the crimes he's accused of are serious indeed. the victim's ordeal started at 1:20 in the morning. sunday morning when the woman workings aa domino's pizza delivery driver arrived at 2800 block of blue bell court to deliver pizza. when he arrived there the 17-year-old forced her back to the car, robbed her, forced her to drive to an undisclosed location where she was sexually assaulted. she managed to get away and was able to call police around 11:20 in the morning is when it started. by 1:00 antioch police went back to that residence where the woman delivered the domino's pizza and arrested the 17-year-old cuss sus expect. he's now in juvenile detention center in martinez and we could learn more this morning about the charges that he faces. right now antioch police tell us it could be rape, kidnapping and robbery, as well. now, nominee's reacting very swiftly to this issuing a statement, we are shocked and horrified by what happened. we couldn't conceive of something like this happening especially on a sunday morning. we will be, woulding with the franchise owner to provide the victim what w whatever kind of support she needs. antioch police tell nbc bay area they expect to release more information later this morning. in antioch, kris sanchez today in the bay. >> thank you very much. we have another story that will revoke a response. oakland police released a sketch of a man sexually assaulted a 10-year-old boy. that boy was walking on elm hurst park when he was attacked. he's hispanic, between the age of 40 and 50. gray and black hair and a goatee. police are offering an award to try to catch him. >>> get out of the car. come on. >> meantime a florida deputy's body camera, capturing a dramatic rescue from a burning car. one of the officers pulled the man out through a window. he suffered minor burns. >> oh, my goodness. >>> coming up, president obama is expected to meet with a key ally against isis. >>> and we'll be back with 15 minutes of new, traffic and nonstop wlet right after this break. >>> it is 5:42. the parents of an american woman captured the isis is hoping she's still alive. >> her parents are in a fragile state. friday isis said mueller died in a jordanian air strike. officials have not seen evidence to back up that claim. she was taken hostage a year and a half ago while leaving the hostage in syria. >> and today president obama is meeting with germany's chancellor a key ally on the war in terror. tracy. this come as critics question whether the u.s. strategy against isis is working. good morning. >> exactly. good morning, everyone. they have to figure out the president and chancellor merkel today, how far is the u.s. going to go? how far is the west going go and how do they get those airplane nations on the ground to fight against isis, including the iraqis, who are still in training. that, plus ukraine expected to be the big topic of discussion today. meantime on the other side of the white house, there's a lot of paperwork going on and it's really important paperwork. it's authorization for use of military force. the okay from congress to move forward and expend this campaign. congress insists that the president needs that authorization, so they are working on the language that's supposed to be here on capitol hill. at some point, we are told by aides here by the end of the week but there is a vigorous discussion going on here on whether or not the u.s. is doing enough and whether this needs to go beyond iraq, beyond syria, like the terrorist ideology and whether we need to make greter efforts to try to root out the isis followers here at home. >> that policy will continue, of course, to be shaped. we'll see what they come up with out of congress. thanks very much. tris traci. >>> a man dead nated a explosive vest outside of kuhn of the crowd restaurants in baghdad. at least 45 people were hurt in the explosion. the attack came two days after the prime minister lifted a an overnight curfew in place. >>> and north korea fired off a ran round of short-range missiles. dep secretary of state is in south korea. he's there on a three-day mission to discuss some of those issue. one to put pressure on north korea. even though north korea shows no interest in negotiating. >> they have to decide if they're serious. and having authentic talks. we remain open. that's something we welcome. >> he's also in south korea to discuss the use of japan using korean women as sex slaves during world war ii. >>> and at least 40 people are dead after a riot at a soccer stadium in cairo. the crowds went on a stampede. police say fans tried to force their way in without tickets sparking the clashes. authorities only opened one narrow door to let fans in. >>> now a new twist to-to-a suitcase full of body parts investigation. the only suspect is dead. >> we under the suspect died in the hospital over the weekend. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. san francisco police confirming the man who had been their prime subject died in the hospital overnight though they have not released what caused his death. it was almost a week ago tuesday night around 9:30 when andres walked out of jail free. san francisco public defender walked him out of jail. his arm around his client. this came after the expiration of the 48-hour window. the d.a. had to fire charges against andres. the d.a. said in a statement that he simply did not have enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt at the time. surveillance video showed a man pulling a suitcase in the area where officers later found a toreso inside a suitcase that was on 11th near mission. they arrested andres shortly after on a tip that led officers to a friend's apartment. even with the prime suspect. there's many things left. including the identify of the body. investigators have been working a lead that it might be andres' former roommate who has been missing for some weeks now. live in san francisco this morning. stephanie chuang. >>> let's switch gear, shall we? >> i think that's a good idea. getting back to the microclimate forecast. stretch of highway one actually back open this morning almost 45 hours after a gasoline tanker overturned. more than 1,000 gallons of gas went down a hill and straight into the ocean near jenner. hazmat crew us actually spent the weekend removing that gas-soaked soil. >>> meanwhile most power is back in vallejo this morning. nobody was hurt, but crews say a tree knocked out three power lines in the process. initially last night the outage left 2400 customers without power. this morning that number is down to 380. but a lot of people still dealing with the after-effects of the storm. >> that ground became so saturated we got so much rain which is great news. >> we really needed it. we went ahead and broke it down four. microclimate by microclimate. wherever you live let's talk about the highest totals for your area. saratoga, down in the south bay. just under 5 inches of rainfall. obviously we saw a lot more rain in the santa cruz mountains. we'll show you how much in a few moments. but for the peninsula, over 5 inches of rain. san francisco, under 2 inches of rain. lafayette, just under 5 inches and a big winner up in the russian river valley. we picked up over 1 foot of rafael from a single storm system. really great looking numbers and obviously we need that rain where our reservoirs are, it built up pretty well. we had pretty good creek rises over the weekend. for us, we're looking good. we need that snow pack. let's talk how much we picked up at the local ski resorts. it's been a meager season so far. just under a foot of snow in heavenly. squaw/alpine. north star, 14 inches of fresh powder. there's more on the way. stick with us. we'll give you a snow report as we head into wednesday and thursday. that's when people talk about going to tahoe. it will be warm, though, i do have to tell you that. a few showers roll into the bay area. windsor, gurnville. getting a good start. and most of us, spotty light cells, richmondoming your way this morning. taking your future cast off the clock as you head through the day into into the night everything starts to clear out. that's the great news. we have a warming trend coming your way. 64, that's the high for today, san hoe san jose. we'll be in the mid 70s thursday and friday. look good for all of the lovers out there. you can make outdoor plans if you want to do a picnic, 64 degrees in south bay. 72 on peninsula. 68 degrees on san francisco on valentine's day. hard to get these temperatures in february. 72 on the east shofrmtshore /* . tri-valley 73 and south bay. 70 degrease. you may have a nice refill. that's still on our way. first, i want to check your drive. it's a back to work, back to school monday. how are you doing, mike? >> all right. christina. things are calming down out there. we had scattered showers. not a concern for the rain. let's look at your map. we're talking about weather roadways. our map shows you highlights in green. you see in ramon

richmond and to get some props and scenery from the theater down in richmond that was going through straitened circumstances during the war. and for my money was smart enough to suppress his own personal southern sympathies. john ford at the outset of the war is an open secessionist sympathizer but he realizes for the sake of business that he would have to suppress those. but a number of the things that he wrote his letters here at archives, national library of congress, and the maryland historical society, show pretty clearly what his sympathies were. but he suppressed them in the course of the war. and a fort was even erected on his front lawn of his home on gilmore street in baltimore. during his own time in richmond he remained ignorant what had occurred. the soldiers tried to make sure people in richmond did not hear what happened, until two days afterwards, on jon ford's 36th birthday, sunday he finds out what has happened, rushes back to baltimore. he is arrested. he is taken to old capital prison. the old capital prison compound sits now where -- sat then where the supreme court does now and the jefferson building of the library of congress. and they're kept together in one of the larger but very hot rooms upstairs with very little in the way of creature comforts. john ford thankfully for all of us who are monitoring the history of the event kept a diary when he was there in the old capital prison. he kept kind of a jailhouse manifesto running of this struggle that he had with stanton. stanton as secretary of war was determined that theater will never reopen. and john ford was determined that it would reopen. and it was costing him thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of dollars. the eq

richmond center for a branch very clear conditions--richmond san rafael >>james: back to hadar's this morning only on kron 4 will have the father of the teenager who was accused of raping a pizza delivery woman speaking out as his son is set to make his first court appearance is an interview on the sea on kron 4 the father of a suspect is saying his boy is not responsible for us try in fact there's no way could of committed it. >>reporter: this father says his son did not break the zero no gun was found that he believed the two had consensual sex this is very in the june currency fall of is counted today his facing kidnapping and rape charges that believe apiece to was ordered and he forcefully kidnapped and raped the deliver woman at gunpoint his dances they open a 1030 sunny morning and there is no way all this could ever happen by 1120 his son may be guilty of stealing the zeros from the debt is about it. >>reporter: then type in the result kron 4.com to be charged as an adult only if charges on wednesday. >>james: the rotted to you if you like to sit on our front page at kron 4 website. we're video courtesy of the helicopter partnership officials dozens of demonstrators marching against of his brutality people were marching against the killing of all are black men in missouri and new york to assist people holding a black lives matter banner across of welland in favor of meeting over the measles tonight in the northern half people both in favor and against decimation. >>reporter: before cancer the selling year-old battles leukemia and no intermission the case of leukemia was severely impacted by competition due to the infections and other infections is a new system was hit much harder to some the other kids seoul say is out of their jurisdiction and that lawmakers should make that decision. others disagree senator richard will be as good as in legislation to and the cars go believe the exemption the school board voted to have a community wide discussion letter this month in rent a position with expertise has been cast as a four a year and is not clear to get vaccinated as father tele will be getting a measles shot before they vacation next week. >>james: still ahead san francisco police hot on the search for three men will stay with a desolate area businesses concerned as morning us new steps that the u.s.'s second to help protect against a to cyber attacks will explore their story, of after racal to a wide: is star kron 424 urban outfits. >>james: the defamation league is slamming and said the fabric resembles uniforms to prisoners they're forced to wear concentration camp in nazi germany and to grant wide straps with triangles during the holocaust shofar there's been no comment from the retail pg&e was to build a network of the 5000 in the to get a charging stations sphene if approved the plan will cost a cut to $45 million it will be the largest deployment of the vehicle section in the united states presidential residential pg&e customers are expected to foot the bill apple is the first ever to 700 and been dollar u.s. company's shares closed the store under $22 given the tech giant market via a $710 billion. and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... 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they are partnering with the richmond neighborhood district center to coordinate the delivery of the grocery bags. this is at the richmond senior center location. they will be doing the outreach, also the intake, the screening for the clients and also what's different with this program is that they will also provide other social services for these clients. so through the screening process they see that they need other services they will be able to refer them to other appropriate programs and connect them. are there any questions? all the food bags are through partnership with the san francisco marin food bank. >> any questions? >> is there any overlap between participants in congregate meal programs home delivery programs or grocery delivery programs? can you be a participant in more than one? >> we're still trying to fine tune and finalize our screening and eligibility for home delivered grocery, but if you are actually only receiving one home delivered meal a day but you have through assessment you find that they need additional meals because one meal a day is not enough and they have the capacity, either because they

to help his hometown, with groundwork, javier is concentrating on richmond's greenway, a bike and walking path that cuts through richmondoesn't necessarily connect it. javier would like to see that change. with plantings in parks, trees and trash pickup, he wants to give fwook a community that he says has given him a lot. >> i just want to know what i'm doing. and i wanted to know we're helping. >> we learned about javier earlier this year when he was recognized by bay nature institute as one of their local heroes for 2015. garvin thomas, bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice, go to our website and search bay area proud. >>> back in two minutes. coming up on "today in the bay" should have you to be reminded about the dangers of your favorite drink. >> there's no consequences if they don't pay. >> they worked for their money but they were never paid. we investigate wage theft here in the bay area and reveal the local failing to pay employees. bulldog: what what? mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses u