rosemary orozco is in for steve today. quite a bit of rain overnight. but it is dwindling. >> we are watching it taper off. a few showers over parts of the north bay this morning. and a chilly start. a look at the satellite radar there. you can see that band of rain that moved through the overnight hours bringing us downpour the at times and hail and thunderstorms. now pushing off into the central valley. we're seeing a few light scattered showers over areas of fremont and up in our local hills a mix of rain and snow mix going on. i'll look at what you can expect for friday and into the weekend coming up. good morning sal. >>> good morning, westbound 24, that looks pretty good as rosemary mentioned. a little wet from the overnight rain and driving this morning may be challenging although it's not raining now here in san jose. northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. 5:31 let's get back to the desk. >>> our storm weather coverage continues. we have bad weather and it's blamed for this. this happened at the maraga avenue turnoff. it was

thank you, rosemary. >>> 19 minutes before 9:00.ew development in the case of that jetblue pilot who kind of went crazy in the middle of a flight, ran through the cabin screaming about terrorists. why he's now being released. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where hundreds of people camped out overnight in the cold and the rain. there's still -- they are still waiting to get something important for their children. we'll tell you what that is when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> stocks posting some modest gains after two days of steep declines. investors are worried that washington won't act in time to avoid spending cuts and tax increases. john boehner just suggested that a one-year delay. taking a live look at big board -- >>> all right. time is 8:a. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. yeah, we had freezing rain and hail quite. it caused a lot of traffic problems -- overnight. it caused a lot of traffic problems. a car in fremont spun out, smashed into a median on interst

. >> this is darius' mom rosemary. >> i like to drive fast but only if i'm driving. >> rosemary has longher son's thirst for danger, even if she doesn't quite understand it. >> if that's what he wants to do, you pray a lot, buy him a lot of padding, and hope for the best. >> summer 2011. darius decides to play a joke on mom. >> i'm definitely a little bit of a prankster. >> as a hobby he likes to race his corvette around a track in monterey, california. >> you go there and pay your money and sign up. you can go around the track all day. you get to go out there and go as fast as you want. >> how fast? >> the fastest you can get going there is probably 130, 145 miles an hour. >> one afternoon he invites his mom along for a ride. >> as soon as i get in i regretted it. i really don't know what i was thinking. >> he hasn't told his mom about the cameras he's rigged on the dashboard. >> i mounted one on the windshield facing back and one in the back of the car facing forward. >> even before the car reaches the track, rosemary starts to squirm. >> oh, my goodness. oh. >> just calm down. >> inst

rosemary of course will speak for housing inspection services. what building did is we tripled the amount of director's hearings going forward. we put additional staff into code enforcement to go after the first and second notices of violation that seemed to be languishing and push them forward. on that note, one of the inspectors we put there, he is out ill due to a knee replacement. we expect him back probably in november, december, january. we do have one extra person up there working and as the amount of inspections decrease we can put probably more inspection staff assigned to it. we are also waiting for civil service exam which we figure will occur sometime in late november for the 6331 position, which is building inspector. that process should probably take 2, 2 1/2 months. we're expecting by january-february to hire more building inspectors, one of whom we will assign to code enforcement and again that person's primary responsibility will be to push these first and second notice of violations forward and capture more directors hearings, m

gasia. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> thousands of salomon were released into the north bay waters. petaluma high school tending to 10,000 sam monoat the tiburon hatchery the last six months. last year the same was targeted by vandals who cut the net and let the fish go just days before the students were set to release them. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian and our coverage continues with the 10:00 news and tonight we are live in boston and chicago at the end of the campaign trail ahead of tomorrow's critical presidential election. we're always here for you at ktvu doiblt. tmz is up next right here on tv 36 pop]@7@@xçp@w@?hn÷9úú2úÑpñ@?@ñ with over 200 varieties, keurig makes brewing a delicious cup of coffee simple. how does it brew such great coffee? well... inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee, and if you travel up this mountain, there's this huge coffee grinder. and then the coffee lands in this cup and water rushes through. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig.

rosemary orozco is in for steve today. rain done for the day for the most part. >> we will leave a few lingering showers and unstable, that means the possibility of thunderstorms. some of us heard the thunderstorms rumbling overhead in the overnight hours. we have seen a break, most of the bay area looking at mostly cloudy skies in parts of the south bay and over the north bay, it is partly cloudy and cold. we're talking just a few degrees in some cases from freezing. 37 in pa. scattered showers -- in napa. scored showers remain in the forecast. i'll have that time line for you coming up. >>> right now on interstate 880. it looks pretty good. rosemary orozco talked about a cell moving through the fremont area. you may see some wet roads and drizzle l in the area. and the morning commute is looking good here on the east shore freeway as you head out to the mcarthur maze. let's go back to dave and pam. it is 6:01. >>> but we continue with our storm watch coverage this morning. that's what a lot of people heard overnight, the

let's check in with rosemary. >> good morning. if you do have an early morning errand it's a bit breezy, a bit messy as well giving you a look at storm tracker two. we are -- dealing with a back side of the first storm. we will continue to see scattered showers through the morning hours. by the afternoon we are going to get a break. rights now we have rain over santa rose anapa, along nevado, san rafael. a little bit of fog this morning along the peninsula. dry for the most part. san francisco into season mateo, redwood city, into the south bay san jose dry at moment. santa cruz mountains with light rain and over parts of east bay, oakland, haywood reporting light rain. richmond, concordo into brentwood. on the back edge of storm number one. ly show you a detailed timeline of the weekend coming up. >> a police officer is recovering after getting wounded in a shoot out with two robbery suspects. matt keller is live in san jose with the condition of that officer and the manhunt. >> reporter: it was a dramatic night and morning here

. >> can we do the public comment first or can we ask questions of rosemary now? >> you can ask questions. >> rosemary, i have a question for you. >> sure. >> this was passed in 1995. i know it was a long time ago, but was there a timeline the properties had to comply with the ordinance when it was passed? >> i'm glad you asked. i wasn't the chief at the time, but i was asked to write the [inaudible]. when we first did the first schedule, we were actually had -- it was more than two. so, we realized there were way too many buildings out of compliance. it was dropped down to what the city felt at the time was the absolute minimum. and we worked with the property owners on that. so, we didn't write notices of violation initially. we gave them the opportunity to, as rooms became vacant or whatever, to be able to put these in. and, so, pretty much everybody has complied with that. as i said, buildings that were built at a similar time. and in this instance we're more than happy since it's come to our attention, to give the property owner time, but we do have people li

rosemary watching the fog for us.rning, rosemary. >> you will want to take it slow and some areas that don't seem so bad when you hit the wall of fog. it could be dangerous. people start to hit the brake lights really quick. >>> we are looking at fog and we will continue through the morning hours. it is a fog advisory over the north bay. sunny skies expected for the afternoon. advisory will last through 9:00. we seeing fog around the bay area. and across the bridges and down into san jose. livermore and concord reporting good conditions in your neighborhoods. the afternoon is going to be mild once again. we will see a few degrees of cooling in some areas. all in all, a great looking afternoon for your sunday. 69 santa rosa. and 65 san francisco. bring us into wednesday. today is going to be nice. no problem with the afternoon today. and by wednesday morning take a look. system rolling in and bringing us rain early on. breezy conditions expected. doesn't last too long and now we are into thursday. see the time stamp. a

rosemary orozco mentioned a chp officer heading off there. especially dangerous in santa cruz mountains. landscapers rushed yesterday to clear dying fur trees before the storm. redwoods would sway with the wind but furs are the hardest to handle. >> and local school districts may cancel class today due to the storm and dangerous road conditions. santa rosa may close individual or all of its schools today. it will analyze each school and all of its roads to make sure if it's safe to drive. an official announcement will come around 7:00 this morning. we are keeping an eye on all the local airports here. coming up at 4:47 delays and cancellations you should expect if you are traveling today. we'll continue to track the storm throughout the morning. you can get updates any time with storm tracker two. you will find it online on your mobile device, or through one of our apps. >>> oakland police plan to release more information on the autistic teenage girl found in san francisco after disappearing on tuesday. the 16-year-old's father told us invest

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rosemary, i think one of the, i mean obviously we have a long road here to go, but i think this kind of might have addressed to bill as well. i think you've been doing a pretty good job. with these settlements there's an idea we have to spend a lot of money, a lot of cases to get these. i'm finding out these good settlements obviously that the dollar amounts used to get there is not that bad, actually, from the city -- i keep asking that question and i keep getting the right answers back. i wonder if it's something we need to promote more within the department that we good after these cases and if they are the right one, the ones that we definitely need to go after, we don't have to spend a lot of money to get a good settlement. >> that's exactly right, commissioner, and i will tell you, without disclosing anything from closed door settlements, the commissioners are asking all the right questions. that's a good mechanism for staff and the commission and the executive management of the department to look at these cases and determine, you know, what is the best course of action. so i t

first of all, let's check in with mose mary -- are rosemary. >> giving you a look at wall-to- wall sunshine. it's a great day to be at the beach. pacifica, half moon bay. 77 in livermore as well as san jose. 79 in napa. all kines are points to some -- all signs are pointing to some records. santa rosa, santa rosa, expected -- all expected to make new records today. when i come back, i will take a broader look around at what you can expect for the afternoon and how soon before this unseasonably warm weather turns warm and -- cold an damp. >>> the bay area is seeing beautiful weather. at lake merritt in oakland, many walkers and joggers came up early to soak up the warm sunshine before they went to work. a couple of people we talked to said -- >> we love wearing sunglasses at the beginning of november. love it. enjoy it. >> it's amazing that it's -- what month is it? november. >> wow. it's beautiful out! >>> fremont police are trying to piece together what led up to a violent confrontation between a naked man and officers. it ended when officers fatally shot the man around 11:00 last night. j

i want to reiterate what commissioner walker and rosemary -- sorry. i want to reiterate what commissioner walker and what rosemary mentioned about the whole -- why this whole program was designed. i think the whole reason -- of course, why [speaker not understood] is here is because we are to actually leverage some of the work that dbi does. so, when we go into the buildings, we are able to resolve some of the issues between management and tenants. so, therefore, dbi inspectors don't need to spend a lot of time to get inspectors to come in. they can use that time to do another inspection with much more severe building. so, i think the whole -- and also what our role work, we have much more leverage between the tenants, getting to know them better and understanding what the specific issues are. like what was mentioned, they are short staffed. this program is designed for us to step in, resolve these issues as quick as possible, and then without even passing it to dbi's end. because of the state, we have many opportunities to work with the landlords, to

rosemary is watching the temperatures for us on this saturday morning. hi, rosemary. >> good morning to you. bone-chilling in some of our valley locations! mostly clear skies, partly cloudy over parts of the south bay and cold in many cases. sun has been up for about two hours, 15 minutes, temperatures beginning to rebound. into the afternoon, mostly sunny, unseasonably weather sticking around. sunset's around 5:02 and a mostly chilly evening. the forecast, coming up. >>> a water main break in the peninsula overnight. and allie rasmus is live in palo alto where utility crews are cleaning up and they have to dig up problem pipes, right, allie? >> reporter: that's right. the digging is well under way, claudine. in fact, they just finished breaking a hole in the pavement. they used this giant breaker, as they call it, attached to that backhoe you see there, to make a 4 to 5-foot deep hole in the ground. that's what they are working on right now. they are working on replacing one of the two broken water mains located right underneath the street. here's a clo

rosemary oroscoe will have more on when the rain will arrive. but let's start with alex savidge who is with workers working and preparing. >> reporter: good afternoon. they are replacing old shingles and this company is fielding a lot of calls from worried homeowners. with a series of strong storms closing in on the bay area, this crew from abel crew company is under the gun. they need to finish this job in tecate before the rain starts to fall. the owner tells me when a storm is wearing down, his get a lot a lot of people. >> i gotta go down and to do a repair after this. >> reporter: everyone is trying to to be ready -- trying to be ready. people are filling sandbags bracing for flooding that is a distinct possibility over the coming back. >> linda krueger lives in for the hills and know she's in for an uphill battle. >> it comes under the house. i just can't stop it. we put in a sump pump and -- yeah. >> reporter: back in tecate will expects the emergency calls to keep pouring in even after the rain arrives. that's when homeowners -- homeowne

. >> and rosemary is up soon with details on a great weekend for the bay area. >>> also mail thieves caught on tape. how you can protect your information. >>> a 24 hour nurses strike at the hospitals in the bay area ended this morning. the nurses say they are upset over proposed cuts to sick leave and higher costs for their healthcare coverage. because sutter high replacement nurses though on a 5 day contract the regular nurses will not be able to return until next week. >>> apple's newest gadget hit store shelves this morning. thousands of people in the bay area and around the world waited in line today to get their hands on the new ipad mini. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us from there with a look at how it was greeted there. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori, this is the ipad mini, this is what everyone is talking about out hire, you can see i can hold it just in one hand and you can see just how thin it is, right behind me is the store where there has been a steady stream of people coming in to buy it. you can see them checking it out there and playing with it. w

from the north bay, rosemary orosco, ktvu. back to you. >> at this hour police are investigating a homicide that took place in this mansion in the south bay. we will have reaction and tell you what is so unusual about this crime. >> mark tamayo is back in 9 minutes to tell you more specifics on how much rain you can expect in your neighborhood. >> and the rain has really taken a toll on the commute this morning. we will tell you how conditions are right for you and let you know about a traffic advisory in napa. it's called the aarp medicarerx saver plus plan from unitedhealthcare. and it's for people who want the lowest part d premium in the united states... only $15 a month. and copays could be as low as a dollar. so call unitedhealthcare now to enroll or learn more. with this plan, you can save 40% or more on your copays by using a preferred network pharmacy, like walgreens. for example, a network copay of $4 becomes a preferred network copay of $1 when you fill your prescription at any of the 8,000 convenient walgreens loca

i'm rosemary. >> thank you. there is growing concern about flooding in the north bay, a flash flood warning in fact is in effect in sonoma right now until 9:15 this morning and that means flooding is happening. brian flores is live at the river with a look at the water levels there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, that warning as you said goes on until about 9:15 but take a look at river. it's currently at an advisory stage. i just talked to a fire battalion chief here. he said about 12 feet deep right now. for more on this floods and where some of the hot spots are let's bring himn. what is the situation like? >> right now i can't speak to the rest of the county but right here this is the main inlet. most of the water, the drainage, everything from the park this way has to come through. we have a little bit of water. right now we are just kind of monitoring. be prepared. >> reporter: when we talked earlier you said that the water can sometimes creep over the bank if that's correct and then --. >>

that has been kind of the last focus is trying to get those going and rosemary has done yeoman's job on that. >> with regard to the holding, so i know for example dpw were going through hiring. is this across all departments or just dbi on hold? >> it's across all departments. what happens is that, for instance, in this case it's a management decision, like a very kind of the lowest level management assistant, the second lowest. and so we had a job description, we provided that to dhr, they looked to see whether the individual, you know, met that job description. they looked at what, whether there were open requisitions in other departments. so they may have vacancies and not put recs out. so they would not necessarily be captured as being a possibility, but it's throughout the city. all these things, especially the clerks, they are placing people throughout the city. >> like 1406, it's -- my first reaction when you said the redevelopment agency, i wouldn't have thought there would be many 1406 type people in that list, if any. >> we are not allowed to see that. all i know is that th

. >> i just wanted to say to rosemary thank you so much for your responsiveness and for your hard work. i think it's much appreciated by us. thank you. >> i wanted to thank you guys as well. one request i think that we had last year was if we could get some kind of stats on the regular violators. the nov's sometimes seem to bunch up with just a few property owners or a couple of folks so if we could kind of get those kind of stats and maybe we can encourage staff to focus on the main violators, that would be helpful. >> i can definitely put something together for you. as the litigation subcommittee, they are seeing those property owners, they are referred to the city attorney when it's appropriate. >> commissioner. >> thank you for doing all this. i feel that it's very important that the department respond quickly to these nov's and do them in a timely manner because if we don't respond to them and the recipients of the nov's can think we're being lazy, relaxed, they will forget us or whatever, we don't want that to happen. if that's the case there might be repeat offenses and problems

if you like it dry but rosemary watching for us, some changes, on the horizon. >> if you like the rain that's coming, if you like the dry mild weather it's here for the weekendw. have mostly dry, sunny skies, not a lot of surprise out there. we are dealing with patchy fog. you with see from the forecast the fog from the central valley has come into areas of fairfield, all the way west to concord. livermore, partly cloudy, next hour or two it'll burn ouch and we will have mostly sunny skies for the rest of the day. 53 degrees in san francisco, santa rosa, napa have taken a jump in the last hour or so. a big improvement there. mostly sunny, mild conditions for your afternoon. 67 san rafael. 68 mountain view. 69 san jose, 70 morgan hill. there is your extended forecast. dry conditions through sunday. partly cloudy conditions, increases -- monday, tuesday, we are dry. overnight lows not as cold with the clouds returning. then for wednesday, the first storm in a series of systems will start to move in. the latest on that future cast rain model coming up. >> san franc

. >>> let's head over to rosemary. we have a gorgeous weekend. but the iran you tacked about makes me nervous. >>> it is that time of year and we do welcome the rain, especially after the dry winter last year. we should be able to enjoy this sunshine without any guilt. we got temperatures this morning in the upper 40s to low 50s. so a school start. high clouds will be thenning out and that is what -- thinning out and that is what we're waking up with this morning. for the afternoon, thinning out more sunshine in the forecast and widespread 60s for the lunch hour. and 76 in santa rosa. and 69 in san francisco. for most of us, four to eight degrees above where we saw or felt yesterday. 74 in morgan till and 74 in santa cruz. your temperatures will continue to warm. as we get into -- this has not been updated. but we're looking at warm weather into monday and election day looks good. >>> it's a holiday tradition, choosing the capital christmas tree. and this one comes from the white national forest in colorado. it will go on a ten city tour before a

the reference that the chief housing inspector, rosemary, made a little bit ago about david chiu's legislation on amending chapter 41 a for the apartment conversion ordinance, this has to do with going after especially commercial entities that may be with master leases subleasing to tourists operations that supervisor chiu is particularly anxious to stop. that legislation passed its second reading yesterday. as expected, the mayor will sign it before the end of this week, so that will actually take legal effect sometime about the time of thanksgiving. and as the chief housing inspector indicated internally she is taking the lead on preparing the various steps the department will have to take to help enforce the provisions that are in those amendments. the only other one i wanted to address is what jane said about opening the door on commercial building, we have had mis take a look at our list of vacant buildings which right now is just a little over 500 buildings. it looks like we have 46 on that list that would fall into this commercial category. so it's obviously a much smaller number and we

let's check in on your weather with rosemary orozco. it's warming up? >> yeah addition fall warming in the forecast for today. we fell back in the overnight hours because of it the sun is already shining. we're looking at anywhere from 4-8 degrees of warming for your afternoon today. you can see 4-5 for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore as well as san jose. i'll break down these number for you and talk about the patchy fog and cool conditions outside your door at this hour coming up. >>> new this morning employees of railey's knob hills foods are on strike for the first time in the company's 77 year history. workers hit the picket line an hour ago. >> reporter: this knob hill store opened at 6:00 a.m. just as scheduled. if we take a peek inside here it looks pretty empty. there is only one person working all the cash registers. and that is because just about everyone else who works in this store, clerks, cashiers, produce workers, butchers they are on this picket line. workers with the united food and commerci workers union formed this picket line at

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fresh herbs always, a little rosemary, fresh sage. the dried sage is good too.i prefer not to use dried rosemary because it's still hard. the needles are hard. sautee that, you know, get a little color on it, because you're going to develop all the flavor, caramelize the vegetables. i had some really good quality bread. >> that's a turkey stock. we make our own at the copper kitchen, but you can always buy the ones in the paper cartons. it's a great product. >> i never seen turkey stock. >> we make ours. >> just sautee that, we'll put it on your bread. a little bit -- i put an egg in this too. >> no way. >> i put one egg. just for a little binder. it makes it -- all right. >> kevin miller does. >> but you know what, it should be scrambled. >> well, you want this -- this is cool. this stock is cool. just enough stock, people like it more moist. i prefer the -- people will say inside of a turkey or outside of a turkey. i don't want the dressing on the turkey. i don't like a soggy dressing. we bake it in the pan. >> are you going to stir this up? >> you can stir it

rosemary orozco will be here, i will be here sunday morning as well. we are concerned about the rivers. the timing has changed. the latest model, i said it was going to linger 8-9 hours. looks like it will progress. 11:00 p.m., raining, drizzle. starting to move. moving about midnight. that is different than what i showed you hours ago. it is making an adjustment. midnight. 2:00 a.m., it is moving into the bay area. 4 hours earlier. not surprised that is happening. once they go they go. 6:00 a.m., right now, the very early morning will be the heaviest rainfall. early morning commute. when i get back tonight at 10:00 p.m., the latest run will be up. that is a big change on that model. i am surprised. it moved 4 hours. that is good news because it gets the rain out and moves it through. sunday a big one. >> thank you. >> cisco plans to buy keratin technologies for $141 million. they supply planning, design and traffic management solutions. this is their third acquisition this month. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 our storm watch coverage

. >>> rosemary says it's getting warmer. but that's not the big weather news. she tells you what's coming this weekend. >>> they were in line for many hours and up past midnight. we'll hear if it's midnight. ?o?ooooóññ >>> president obama began a series of meetings on the fiscal cliff today starting with a meeting with labor leaders. they say they are united with the president's proposal to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans while preserving middle-class tax cuts. the president meets with a dozen ceos tomorrow and then the four top congressional leaders on friday. >>> the scandalous downfall of david petraeus has now widened to another high-ranking official. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general john allen, is under investigation now for possible inappropriate communication with jill kelley. she's also linked to the petraeus sex scandal. the fbi says that 20,000 to 30,000 pages of e-mails are under review. allen's nomination to head is now on hold. however, a pentagon spokesperson says he will remained in -- remain in afghanistan for now. >> the s

rosemary orozco is out near the bridge. i can speak personally. it was a very intense drive overnight. how sit out there this morning? >> reporter: you know it is improving. it's still very wet. in fact soaking wet. you can see the rain coming down. but the wind not driving it as often. the gusts are picking up at times. but not as bad as what we saw earlier this morning. giving you a live look here at the san rafael richmond bridge. you can see the lights are back on but that wasn't the case a little bit earlier. you mentioned it and we came across it as well. when we moved across the bridge it was very, very dark. even a little scary. the gusts were really pushing at times which makes it pretty dangerous. because you have calm conditions and all of a sudden you feel your car swaying from side to said. the winds have calmed down just a little bit. but they do continue to cause trouble in many areas. they talk to chp many toppled trees have been reported in the overnight hours. power outages. so damaging winds reported in many cases. but the chp o

. >> we have been working closely with rosemary bosky (sounds like) since the beginning; she has been wonderful, helping us understand what is in the code, what should be in the code, making amendments to the legislation as well. >> thank you. >> thank you for your presentations. my head is swimming actually. i would like to say that what we are talking about here - most of my colleagues would agree - clean, affordable housing are human rights. in the city of san francisco we have resources to see to it that that is the fact. with that said, first i want to talk a moment about bedbugs. i have a friend in an sro on jones -- he went through quite an ordeal to get management to respond; he call the department of public health. there were people in the building who were undocumented. others for whom images a second language and there were other cultural barriers to opening the door to someone who looks like an official for the government. there was a delay getting the exterminators in there, doing their job. i don't know if you are aware of this and is an effort is being made to educate t

it's one of the reasons why people such as rosemary and brian have stopped the delivery of news while they're gone. >> i've gone online, and i've put the hold on, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. >> reporter: now walnut creek police warn that criminals may have access to the information and using that information to target the homes. >> that's what i had thought, you know, if you don't stop the mail, people know, you're going to be gone, and they know the start and the stop dates. >> reporter: do you have any idea how the crooks are getting the information? >> i don't, i don't. >> reporter: investigators have seen this kind of crime before, they say there's an easy alternative to putting a hold on your sub descriptions. >> make sure that you're going to have a neighbor or someone to bring your mail home while you're gone. >> reporter: the o'brian's say that they now rely on a neighbor to pick up their papers for them while they're out. >> that way it's safe, and nobody knows we're gone. >> reporter: but police say using common sense is still most important, turning on

that is almost a football feet. >>> we will check in with rosemary.what are we looking like as you head out the door. >> good morning to you. we are shaping you mean nicely as we get into the 9:00 hour. >> 40s over parts of the north bay and few 50s and widespread by noontime. this morning it is the coldest temperatures we have seen so far this season. it is below freezing earlier this morning and into the mid- to upper 30s and we will be in the 40s by the next hour or so. temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday. >> it will begin a gradual warm up and upper 50s and low 60s expected today t. >> the winds will be light out there for today. there is the extended forecast. and few systems are rolling over the north parts of northern california as well as washington and oregon. bring cuss clouds at times and slight possibility of few scattered showers. it looks like the best chance at getting tee cent it rain. >> thinking about going on a kayak today. >> bundle up. >> kayak dewpoint vibe. all right. >> that's the report or this morning. thank y

rosemary bosque, chief housing inspector. do you feel like we're chasing our tail on this particular case? the bottom line here is you

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rosemary bosque, chief housing inspector. do you feel like we're chasing our tail on this particular case? the bottom line here is you have two dwelling units that have no permits. the documents the appellant just showed you, we have not had the courtesy of seeing them but if we had, i would tell you they are not relevant to the issue before you. you back in june this board spent a considerable amount of time looking at all aspects of this particular property and gave the property owner, considering the conditions at this site, from staff standpoint what were more than generous conditions. the property owner, if she does feel these are items that will meet the code requirements, should file the building permits to do so to ensure that the occupants of that space, the occupants of the rest of the building, the adjacent property owners, are protected. unfortunately this is the department of building inspection, under state law, under local law,. >> you can see from my point of view it's confusing, i am being asked to fix ceilin