you will need it in sacramento as well. here it lasts until 10:00, all of the way down to 2000 feet. a few inches expected and a foot to a foot and a half for the higher elevations. future cast will show you how it begins to wind down and move out at 11:00 tonight. drying out. tuesday, a dry day. wednesday, a dry day. here is the next storm. moving in overnight and it looks like thursday morning, assuming it remains on track. another wet morning drive on thursday. that storm looks to be even stronger. by the end of the week we will take it all of the way through. all of the way through sunday. thursday, rain, scattered showers on friday. maybe lingering on saturday. 1-2 inches of rainfall compared to what we had earlier when we saw areas a quarter inch or half an inch. definitely a more robust storm coming in later this week. as far as temperatures, cool out there, upure 40s to 50s. getting into tomorrow, temperatures climbing, we will be with middle to upper 50s. overnight lows will be dropping. very cold and chilly, once

. >>> a sacramento high school science fair project questioning african-american intelligence sparked outrage. according to sacramento, a student who's project titled race and iq reportedly questioned whether african- americans were smart enough for the schools magnet program and whether racial disparity was justified. the school district is now investigating. >>> one man is dead after a car crash and police say this may be more than just a crash. police arrived at the cars accident near the intersection. around 10:30 pm. they found a man dead in the driver seat of the vehicle but investigators say because of the nature of his injuries and the nature of the crash is now being treated by -- as a homicide.>>> things are getting back to normal tonight after a neighborhood woke up to brown water. and a warning to city officials to only use water if absolutely necessary. vallejo officials say a sensor gave a false reading in pumped sediment from the bottom into the drinking water lines for a fountain household. >> i turned the faucet on. that is the wrong color. it was discolored. it had p

and this was the scene near downtown sacramento. there was so much hail it looked like snow. and let's take you live above sacramento. this is pretty amazing. we watched this group of people having a hail ball fight a little earlier, just amazing. we're keeping an eye on the conditions this evening. we'll have another check on your hi-def doppler coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> new at 5:00 an incredible encounter with a gray whale. take a look at this. a group of spectators reach out and touch the marine mammal, but as kpix5 reporter emily turner explains, what they did could actually be illegal. emily? >> reporter: liz, the video is incredible. it's such a rare encounter, so close to these gray whales, but the question that federal investigators are now asking is this legal and if it's not, what are they going to do about it? while the whale watchers in this video are thrilled at the prospect of petting a whale in the wild, a spokesman for the center of biological diversity steve jones is quite the opposite. initial reaction? >>

and live shots from a helicopter in sacramento. that is not snow in sacramento. it looks like snow but it is called graupel, which is hail and sleet and ice pellets. this is a neighborhood just off the interchange of interstate 80 and -- and highway 5 -- interstate 5 and it is creating slippery roads and slick roads and cars moving so slowly because they are not using to seeing graupel like this. and it came down quickly in the last 45 minutes and neighborhoods covered with this hail and sleep. sacramento has seen snow before. the last time it snowed in sacramento was in 2009. >>> in san jose, might see snow in the mountains this is a view of mt. hamilton from this morning. the astronomers tell us two inches fell there and it was raining down here in the valley. we are joined live from the conservatory to give us a report. it is cold up there and looks pretty. >> reporter: it is pretty cold. i can't feel my fingers or my toes but it is beautiful. we are told this about an inch and a half of snow and the staff astronomers cannot open the domes back there to use th

and i believe this is going to be up in sacramento county. so i think we're going to see how this all turns out very soon. >> this is an interesting question about -- exactly a year ago we had a speaker who i think you knew. we have vicki alger talking about school choice in arizona. >> oh, yes. >> and the questioner wants to know why are schools as bad in arizona -- if they are, i don't know -- as california if they have school choice? so it's not a cure for everything? >> that's a very good question, you know? i think that one of the things that we have to realize is, a, you know, i'm not saying that school choice is a universal panacea for everything, you know? you're going to -- you just look at the charter school movement. california has about a thousand or so charter schools and, you know, they have different performances. some of them follow, you know, pedagogies that are more successful than others, and is so that's one of the things that, you know, parents have to, you know, with be aware of. the other thing though is that i think fo

we-- he has to suck drive up to sacramento so we will get him on his way.is there a school choice measure on the ballot for california coming up? >> no, but certainly there are people who are interested in that. all i can to you at this time is to stay tuned. ladies and gentlemen, lance lzumi. [applause]. >> thank you very much. appreciate it,. [applause]. >> for nearly 20 years in depth on book tv has featured the nation's best-known nonfiction writers live conversations about the books. at this year as a special project we are featuring best-selling fiction writers for our monthly program, in-depth fiction edition. in march, book tvs in depth special fiction edition we will be live at the historical novelist who is the author of gods and generals as well as to the last man a story of world war i and in his most recent book the frozen hours on the korean war took a visit book tv.org for more information. >> here's a look at some authors recently featured on book tvs afterwards. weekly author interview program. , george w. bush speechwriter and atlantic col

but carry over some of that sloppy play in the sacramento. all coming up. . >>> the warriors coming off their worst loss of the season looking to get out of their fun being in sacramento, it's the second game. the warriors down by as many as 13 early finishes the quarter on a 17-3 run. the warriors go up by one. second quarter, sacramento bill heal goes sliding to the floor and kevin durant scoops up the ball. to the third, the kings hanging around down 11. stein picks up the loose ball and goes coast to coast for the dunk. fourth quarter the kings cut it to just 1, but they finish the game including that 3 from durant with a game high. so despite 25 durn overs the warrior win it by a final. >>> second period tied at one. off the face off finds kevin la bank. in the third, the sharks looking to put this one away. puts the puck right between the pipe. they win it by a final of 3-1. a quick turn around for the warriors today they will face denver nuggets in denver. >>> tomorrow is super bowl sunday, a day americans eat more food than any other

it is offered by assembly members of san diego and kevin mccarty of sacramento. the two cite medical studies on long-term brain trauma from the repeated tackling in football known as cte. golden state children need to know no touchdown or interception is worth the long- term damage to the brain caused by tackle football. while many parents have raised concerns about their children playing football, christine jorgensen is not one of them. >> reporter: she has two son who is play youth in football and trusts the coaches are teaching her son ises proper techniques to keep -- sons proper techniques to keep them safe. >> they are told not to hit with their head, but their shoulders. there's a lot of stuff to teach them to play football. >> reporter: her sons are no more at risk playing football than her daughters who do gymnastics and cheer. >> i have a daughter that cheers, and she is the one that's thrown up into the air. and she falls and can get a concussion and broken bones just like a football player can. >> reporter: if it passes, california will be the first s

the temperature in sacramento right now is about 44 degrees. we note that it is not snow because you cannot get snow to stick on the ground. they had all sorts of problems here in the afternoon. when this comes down, it is not like hail. and 21 will come down in a specific area, but here, it comes down and it is a large area. it is steel tran 20 wanting up there and places -- having tran 21 up there in places. you can see the rain at live oak, and they had a funnel cloud reported up there at 11:20 am today. there was not a touchdown observed -- touch down observed. you can see some rotation on the storm. that cohen is showing you the direction of the storm, but it has not produced any tran 21 yet. let's put some time in your, and when you are looking at rotation, let's see what this can produce. definitely, it is getting stronger if you ducey rotation. if it does get strong enough, then you will get a tornado or a funnel cloud. -- do see rotation. if it does get stronger, did you will get a tornado or upon a cloud. you can see those purple area

we hear that message in sacramento. we're going to be working hard this year to tackle this issue, which is a statewide and national issue and we cannot accept we have people on the streets every single night, counting that as their bedroom. we have to do something about it. we cannot accept that as an alternative or as something that is ok to happen in san francisco or really anywhere in california. so, with that, let me turn it offense -- over to my colleague, david chu, who has been a real partner in this effort. [applause] >> i had a san francisco experience this morning, my first interview with my son, 2 years old, for nursery school, i'm sorry about that. but i know today is in part a celebration for john. and i want to congratulate you for what we just learned, but we're here because there are still thousands of san franciscans, men, women, children, families. there are hundreds of thousands of californians who are suffering every day on the streets of our golden state. there is so much more that we need to do to

we waited at five a-m for the trophy tour when it was in sacramento. that's how die- hard. twice!"it's your one chance a year to take a picture just about anywhere inside the park - including on the field."being so close - i got a high five from hunter pence. i got to shake brian stowe's hand, which was awesome."autograph locations had long lines of hopeful, star-struck fans everywhere. "the problem is, they say 25 minutes, and then they won't be signing anymore. still, we're close. twenty-five minutes to be able to grab an autograph.""we got autographs and i was so scared because when i meet a celebrity, my heart's just like, 'boom, boom boom! bang, bang, bang, bang and it's really hot!""i still ride my scooter in san francisco."inside the enormous tent in the outfield, a q-and-a session with hunter pence, brandon belt, and derek law had them sharing their favorite foods..."mexican food!"and competing in a dance off.(nats of music)for those who couldn't wait for opening day to grab some baseball food, concession stands were open.other fans jumped at the chance to grab brand-new gi

. >>> a jury in sacramento this afternoon found andrew bracamonte guilty of killing 47-year-old sacramento county sheriff's deputy danny oliver and placer county deputy michael davis junior in 2014. the defense argued that bracamonte is mental mentally ill and high. he refuse >> he said i'm going to kill more cops soon. >> the penalty phase begins next month. >>> we are learning more about a deadly police shooting in antioch yesterday. authorities have now released the name of the man killed. his long arrest record and why police say they were forced to open fire. our crime reporter henry lee is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the man was wanted for crimes at the time he was shot. investigators say he was armed with what turned out to be a bb gun. the man shot and killed by antioch police at the 76 gas station was wanted fugitive lloyd harris, jr. the 40-year- old with a long criminal history and is well known by local officers. sources tell ktvu that harris was wanted on a federal warrant. he was also a person of interest in an antioch homicide. because they were so familiar with

lanes closed between sacramento street and king street in berkeley. (james) james adlib big board. (rebecca) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. a full weather report right after the break. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 rebecca:the area of coastal low clouds is starting to get pushed away from the coastline as offshore flow persists. look for another warm day today as high pressure aloft remains over the eastern pacific. the high pressure ridge will weaken during the weekend resulting in cooler temperatures and possible gusty offshore winds late saturday into sunday. ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) now to a story you will see only on kron 4... a young san jose mother was gunned down.. and police are searching for her killer. kron 4 sat down with the father of elizabeth garcia's children. san jos

and the sacramento kings owner. first to our lead. u.s.pecial counsel robert mueller has charged 13 russian nationals and three corporations with interfering in the 2016 presidential election by using social media. fake rallies and secretive operatives. here is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the indictment. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. emily: facebook responded in a statement saying "we know we have more to do to prevent future attacks. we continue to work closely with the fbi, department of homeland security, and other companies on better ways to protect our country and the people on our platform." i want to bring in our bloomberg politics reporter, alex, and with me in the studio, sarah frier. what is the very latest, alex? alex: the latest is they have indicted the 13 questions and a -- the 13 russians and a russian company, a troll far

.>>> a jury in sacramento found louise -- guilty for the murder of two sheriff deputies. the undocumented immigrant from mexico charged with killing 47- year-old sacramento sheriff deputy any oliver. and sheriff deputy michael davis junior. in 2014. the defense argued he is mentally ill and was high on methamphetamine at the time. he refused to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. the penalty phase is set to begin next month. prosecutors are asking for the death penalty. >>> a woman from san francisco has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for selling counterfeit oxycodone even though she is on the run. prosecutors say she and her husband conspired to manufacture thousands of fake oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl. that is a powerful opioid link to many overdose deaths. she entered a plea deal in 2016. authorities say she has been a fugitive ever since.>>> the generosity of a stranger. it started with the report a couple weeks ago about a mother and daughter in oakland struggling after their wheelchair accessible van was totaled in a crash. a viewer saw t

slow on the way to sacramento. let take a look at highway 24.route is great in and out of oakland this morning. this is near tunnel road. headlights moving westbound towards the maze. here's a check of other travel times in the red for drivers along 101 and 880. let's check in with neda now on the forecast. >> okay. well, nice beautiful conditions out there this morning. temperatures a little bit cool in the 40s right now but look at that sky. isn't that pretty? we have orange and yellow showing ahead of the sunrise. this is happening in the next eight minutes. here's another view of barely any cloud coverage out there. pretty clear skies. 44 in concord. oakland 40. livermore 40, as well. santa rosa 42. a little cooler in the north bay locations with temperatures in the 30s. now, here's what you can expect. we are looking at high pressure returning. that's why we are seeing the clear skies out there today. and our temperatures will continue to rise through saturday. but by sunday night into monday, cold windy and low snow chances. our weather is

sacramento going gliding, and kevin durant, drains the three, thank you very much. to the third period, the kings hanging around, down 11, willie cauley-stein, with a dunk. the kings cut it to one point, but the warriors go on a 28-14 run, to finish the game, including this three-pointer from kd. despite 25 turnovers, the warriors when it, 119-104. >>> -- when it -- win it's. >>> welcoming the california bears to eugene, never close, a game-high 28 points, 11 rebounds, oregon cruises past the bears, 91-54. >>> the stanford women have not one at oregon state since february 2015, but the drought ends tonight, the freshman kenny williams, -- carrie williams, and a game-high 18 points, stanford wins the game, 60-57. >>> the sharks, looking for their first win, off the face off, finding kevin, as they retake the lead, in the third period, the sharks looking to put this away, putting the puck right between the pipes, the sharks hold on to win it, 3-1. we'll be right back. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do

they had that in sacramento. but the thing that looked like snow in a lot of the video you were seeing was actually groppel, super cooled rain that forms on snowflakes and creates tiny pellets. hail and groppel. not snow. most of the rainfall has moved out. we're going to put a track on this, and i'll tell you about a brand-new storm system this week and when it could brings an inch of rain. >>> as you might expect, it is a slow drive. chains are required on 50 and i-80. check this out. that's drone video of snow over donner pass in truckee. it was sent to us by kevin watkins. let's show you some hail. may sent us this picture of her back yard in hayward. and more hail, linda lou took pictures. we want to see your pictures. you can always tag us on twitter. >>> new at 11:00, a free offigr family says police officers crossed the line. the family adds he was beat up by eight officers. the gilroy police department has a different story. we are in gilroy with both sides. tom? >> reporter: raj, tragic according to a t

way across to go to sacramento.oing to help us get set up they decided sacramento was a location they probably wouldn't lookor us there. >> in sacramento the's new cast of characters, wendy, kathy sole ya, steve sole ya, josephine sole ya, jim kilgore and mike. a very exciting member of the group join them in sacramento. >> mike boar din was a wild man. first time i met mike he talked about wanting to do an operation on the ls d. >> i had nothing to do with patty hearst being kidnaped, although it was one of thing i would have taken credit for. i didn't meet patty hearst until the three of them came back from hiding out in the country. she had a vivacious personality. she used to call -- little hitler. that tells you a lot right there. >> mike and i butted heads. i think we had a good shoving match one time. >> we were just hiding them out. we didn't agree with their philosophy, but they were being hunted like animals. >> kathy, she got jim kilgore and steve involved. >> steve sew sorria is katy sole ya's younger br

i believe if i see lightning strikes there, that would be thunder snow to the east of sacramento. we had some showers in napa valley. now it's sitting over american canyon, also vallejo. heading to the south there were showers towards los gatos heading down toward morgan hill and the shower activity is greatly increasing in the sierra and those are four lightning strikes between placerville and san andreas. we are seeing some thunder snow in the sierra now. any more rain chances? we'll talk about when coming up. >>> a state lawmaker facing expulsion for sexual misconduct won't be kicked out of office, after all. instead senator tony mendoza abruptly resigned today, but he didn't go quietly. kpix5 reporter susie steimle at the capitol with mendoza's furious farewell message. susie? >> reporter: that's right, allen. tony mendoza called the investigation into his behavior today farsical. he said many men in this building are being afraid of being seen as protecting him and he also suggested the senate pro tem might not be sincere in his support of the me too movement. >> a letter of

that was quite the sight to see in sacramento. >> that's always the scary part, the driving part.ng in it was always fun. >> exactly. here, i mean, honestly, people aren't used to it at all. >> no matter where you go they are not used to driving in it. >> when your wheels go like that -- >> sometimes when it's sunny -- but anyway. >> we're going to have more stuff like that, crazy wild weather over the next several days as the next storm sets to move in. we are right now in a break and we've seen the rain that we had yesterday now moving off towards the south and east. so it's out of the bay area and we will have a clear and dry day as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, come on over and check it out. we will have several days of rain heading toward the end of the week. right now our temperatures are in the upper 40s for san francisco, 42 degrees in livermore, also 42 in morgan hill. so it's a chilly start but not the coldest we've seen. as we go throughout the day our highs a little bit warmer than yesterday reaching up to 59 degrees in san jose and 60 in

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scott schafer and sacramento reporter katie orr. they join me from the convention in san diego via skype. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> katie, i want start with you. you were in sacramento just thursday when mendoza resigned. we thought before that he might get kicked out of the senate. tell me a little bit about what happened and how democrats there reacted. >> yeah, senator mendoza had a sexual harassment investigati into him a it was completed and it was found more likely than not he hurt several women over a period of about ten years. senators were looking to expel orsuend him. on thursday they couldn't decide which they wanted to do. in t end, they were spared from having to make that choice because mendoza, perhaps sensing the decision wasn't going to go his way decided he l wouldave on his own terms. and ultimately resign. >> that m st be a relief for some of them. also, there are other investigations ongoing including ainst a female lawmakers. how much do you expect it will be part of the conversation this weekend

you were in sacramento just thursday when mendoza resigned. we thought be hore thatmight get kicked out of the senate. tell me a little bit about whatw happened and democrats there reacted. >> yeah, senator mendoza had sexual harassment investigation into him and it was completed and it was found more likely than not he hurt several women over a period of about ten years. senators were looking to expel or suspend him. on thursday they which they wanted to do. in the end, they were spared from having to makeoi that c because mendoza, perhaps sensing the decision wasn't going to go his way decided heav would l on his own terms. and ultimately resign. be a relief for some of them. also, there are other investigations ongoinginuding against a female lawmakers. how much do you expect it will be partf the conversation this weekend? >> well, i think it's an issue they're not going to be to avoid. we knhere's a safe space set up here in the convention. there's a hotline people can call if they feel like they have beenas hd. so in that regard, they're

, their sacramento, it's all our sacramento. >> last year the sacramento city council voted to set aside000 for legal and educational help for immigrants facing deportation. immigrants with violent criminal records are not eligible for that help. >>> in less than two hours, immigrant rights advocates are set to rally behind a lodi mother who has been in i.c.e. custody for 11 months. she was detained by officials at a local ihop. her three children, u.s. citizens, are hoping for a positive outcome today that will reunite them with their mother. >>> a big change has been made in sonoma county after a state review claims that the county was unprepared for their emergency response to the deadly wine country wildfires. according to the "pressdemocrat, an emergency official has been reassigned to a new position as a result of those claims. officials says that a year before the wildfires, christopher helgren ruled out use of wireless alerts to cell phones to warn people of an emergency. at least 42 people died and thousands of buildings were destroyed in those fires. >>> time now 6:39. amid new

the husky had been missing from his home in sacramento since last april.he was found in bakers field thanks to his microchip. >> we don't know what happened but he went missing one day and i went looking for him. he's been gone for such a long time but i've never given up hope. >> his owner said a husky rescue group helped araining rides from bakers field back to sacramento -- arrange rides from bakers field back to sacramento. >> went on a little adventure. >> never forgets their mom. >> so sweet, thank you. >> is she getting teary. >> makes me miss my dog. she's in san diego. >> see you soon, sandy. >>> talk about forcaste now, it's going to be -- forcast now and going to be -- forecast now and going to be a chilly day and if you take your dog out for a walk, put a little sweater on him. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. i'll start this show for you. we'll take our -- the other system so if we could go through that one, temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. it looks like we'll continue to see clear conditions out there and we are going to h

we're just north of downtown sacramento. we're in downtown truckee as drivers here this morning deal withing an icy commute. we picked up two to three inches of hail yesterday evening just before the evening commute. that snarled things here. overnight, we dropped down to below freezing and everything is frozen solid out here now. feeling much more like the sierra as the drivers make their way through this. it is a narrow swath where two to three inches of hail accumulated, caused quite a few problems last night. this morning we're waiting for sunlight to come out here and melt the hail off. people are taking selfies and having a hail ball fight. i'm brian hickey, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the higher elevations in the sierra getting a good couple of feet from the latest storm. this is a live picture out at heavenly. reporting 13 inches in the last 24 hours. 31 degree high for today. 14 degree low for all of the skiers and snowboarders about to have fun. yesterday it was dumping on the folks driving up to tahoe. chain requirements

the warriors are in sacramento... and only david west...un livingston and andre iguodala is one >>> at oracle in november, the warriors are in sacramento, along with jordan bell. meanwhile james harden led the rockets to a win in san antonia last night. they continue to get away with traveling. they didn't want everyone to know it. quickly deleting this tweet last night and today, he blamed the social media snafu on his phone.>> a friend direct messaged me and asked what i thought about the clip. i responded to him and hit send. i was like, oh no. i went over to chris dimarco. i do not know how to delete a tweet or send one. i gave it to dimarco. he was like, he deletes it after maybe 30 seconds. i asked what do you think? can i get away with it? he said hell no. [ laughter ] >> in other warriors news, lebron james shutdown the report that he was considering signing with the warriors this summer.>> nonsense. it's not a story. the story should be lebron is focused on getting his team back to the finals. not angry about what they say or the l

it was very, very impressive out to sacramento.you haven't seen the hail pictures, looked like it snowed. the system moved south and it's out of my forecast zone and heading to southern california. you know darn well this will cause issues in southern california. 30s, 40s for us. and we'll rebound and there's a good breeze. out of the north at sfo to 23. and out to the delta it's just cranked up big times with gusts almost 40 miles per hour. the air quality is good and visibility will be great. and the next system is on its way for wednesday evening to thursday, friday, probably saturday. and they are going to measure snow in feet. we get to the weekend. 50s and 60s on the temps. 5:32. 5:32. the metering lights are on. >>> the traffic is beginning to change as you know. when we started at 4:00, there was not a lot. let's start with the solano county commute and 80 westbound. you don't see a lot of stop and go traffic yet. things are getting slow on 37. 80 is not yet. getting to the carquinez bridge and driving over to the other sid

she just performed in sacramento. so the future is experiential.ave created the ultimate experiential platform in the world with our arena. at the same time, it is green.100% solar powered . and it is also completely lit up the downtown. we were one of the worst real estate markets in the country. now, thanks to this communal fireplace we have created, we have become one of the best real estate markets in the country. cory: how is the fan experience different in your arena? i talked to a lot of other owners, and they are talking about this as the example and what they want to try to do with arenas. vivek: we flipped the paradigm on its head. rather than you having to check into the arena, we have the arena checking to you. basically from the time you decide you want to go to a game, it tells you how to get there, where to park. cory: on your phone. vivek: yes. and it also eliminates all of the friction. if you think about it, you can be sitting at home on your couch watching a high death -- game on hi def. going to a game is tough.you have to fight

he hopes to build two tunnels to divert water from the sacramento river south. new proposal cuts that down to a single tunnel which would bring the price tag down to $10.7 billion. >>> let's check the forecast. it's warm. >> it's warm out there and yes, you're talking about water making me thirst estimate. we are -- the whole state is thirsty now. no rain today. this is the 14th day in a row of no rain for san francisco and hazy around the bay this morning. we saw that coastal stratus, the low-lying clouds hanging around. so still a little hazy not as clear and crisp of a view as the past few mornings. right now in the 60s and 70s in the area. we have a ridge of high pressure in place again but it is weakening a bit. so as it weakens, it's bringing us less of those offshore winds so winds are very calm out there today. barely between three to five- mile-per-hour sustained winds. that's why some of the cloud coverage did hang around right along the coast. this low is going to impact us as the high pressure weakens but not yet. so for today our temperatures very s

he hopes to build two huge tunnels to divert water from the sacramento river south.w proposal cuts that down to a single tunnel. that will bring the cost down to $11 billion. >>> the weather these days reminds me of hawaii, 70s, sunny every day. >> it would be perfect if it was spring. [ laughter ] >> we are in the middle of the rainy season so of course i know we need the rain. and it looks like right now we are hoping for it but it's not coming. golden gate bridge is clear. it was hazy yesterday across san francisco and beyond. 14 days of no rain for san francisco and another 7 more will be added to that. 10 to 15 degrees above average today. temperatures cooling down this weekend. sunny and 70s this afternoon. and here's a look at our visibility map. we are down to 1.3-mile visibility for half moon bay. oakland airport has 7-mile visibility. petaluma 2.5-mile visibility but it's more dense in some of the low-lying areas. you will see fog. we haven't had it for a while so keep an eye out for it. temperatures now livermore 43. santa rosa 44. we are starting to see f

. >>> reporter: lawmakers in sacramento say they are taking the issue of sexual harassment seriously.ust a couple of weeks ago stronger laws that protect whistle-blowers were put in place, now this. today a subcommittee on sexual harassment prevention and response will hold the second of many hearings over the next month as they begin piecing together new procedures. the goal is to devise ways to prevent and respond to sexual harassment complaints. state senator hannah-beth jackson says secret settlements and non-disclosure agreements are used to silence the victims. in her mind, california needs stronger laws to end workplace sexual harassment, not enable it. >> there will be serious ramifications for both the abusers, the perpetrator, and the companies they work for. protection for all parties with a process that is fair and independent and impartial. >> reporter: state senator holly mitchell of los angeles is the vice chair of the subcommittee. she says this hearing is part of a long-term effort to change the overall culture in sacramento and ensure the safety of all legislative em

it went horribly, and that gave the sacramento d.a.caused them to evaluate it and believe they couldn't prosecute it. all the physical evidence was 100% consistent with everything that s told them, but they weren't sure whether they could rely on her. >> patty chose to disclose the truth about the carmichael bank robbery, but they didn't want it. our purpose was served anyway simply because our assignment from day one was to somehow contain or neutralize the murder charge out of carmichael. our only way to do that was to go the immunity route. >> now patricia hearst has come full circle from kidnap victim to urban guerrilla to state's witness. >> mr. bailey and i were both involved at that time with her appeal for the hibernia bank robbery. first through the 9th circuit court of appeals then through the united states supreme court. >> after the supreme court refused to hear her appeal, patty hearst surrendered at the federal prison at pleasanton, california, to finish her sentence. >> after that time i was advised by george martinez to

sacramento b reporting sacramento city leaders offered more than $500 million in job grants, land donationsinfrastructure financing. even made a virtual reality video and bought a radio ad in amazon's hometown of seattle. sacramento didn't even get in the top 20, however, of finalists. what does it take to get them? santa clara man whose broken >>> welcome back. it is 4:54. nbc bay area responds to a santa clara man whose broken foot cost him a lot more than he expected. >> consumer investigator chris chmura with the story now and the tricky word all of us need to look out for in the doctor's office. >> good morning. brad abell says his doctor at kizer recommended an ultrasound machine to help fix his broken foot. he said he asked if his kizer insurance covered it and he said the doctor's office said, yes, it's covered, but brad later got a bill for $842 but not from kaiser, it was from a kaiser vendor that actually owned the machine. brad challenged the bill and lost, so he called us. we called kaiser, it opened an inquiry and brad got his $842 back. the kaiser spokesperson said privacy la

it is closed ben sacramento street and martin luther king way.ersity avenue instead or one of the other streets, this is going to be closed for a while for the investigation. and remember, it will be tough. northbound el camino real, northbound/southbound el camino real near 9th, there is a water main break. i want to show you a pick thank you of the water main break that took place close to saint matthew's catholic school. it is closed right now. all of the brown you see is water that came up and mixed in with some of the mud and it has made a big mess in san mateo. this is just a few blocks away from highway 92 as well. so police are asking you to avoid the area if at all possible. it is going to be a tough one in this area. all right. let's move along and look at the bay bridge. it is getting a little better now. a little bit of slow traffic waiting to get on the span. 880 is still slow heading north. at 8:48, let's bring in steve. >> thank you, sal. a little sign of change. not big change. the coast and bay is much higher than it was a couple

if you go anywhere in northern california, sacramento and fresno are dealing with morning fog.mostly sunny skies. lake tahoe has temperatures in the mid-50s. they had freezing conditions overnight. it is warm during the day up there as well. high pressure is usually why we get warm conditions. it will cause near record- breaking conditions by tomorrow. friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures will be even warmer than what you will experience out there today. you can see how this ridge really does build across california. it is nudging any storms up to the north. any place to get fresh snow and powder will be across western canada. that is pretty much the only area that is even allowed to get any kind of storm action because of this high-pressure ridge dominating. it will dominate for days as we start february. almost towards the middle of february, we are looking at valentine's day, we may stay very sunny. look at all of the 70s across the board for the inland areas. we are talking mid-70s. friday, saturday, sunday, that is when we could break some records across the bay area wit

sacramento 37. around lake tahoe single digits. truckie is at 3.ur system will spread in a lot of cloud cover then the rain will start this evening and pick up tonight into tomorrow. the outlook is for sacramento to get three inches of rain. san francisco two and a quarter. if that much rainfalls there will be a lot of snow. they are setting the stage for the best cold low level elevation since 2011. 8 to 16 inches and above lake level at three to five feet. upper 40s and 50s for the north. tonight moderate to heavy at times. cold showers with low snow and hail and storms on saturday. >> those friday commuters are doing a bit of skiing. >> i would say it's tough. it's one thing at five or six thousand. >> tomorrow morning's commute will be rough too. >> it will be brutal. >>> 6:20 is the time right now. what one california city is doing to address two major problems. >>> allegations of dumping in the south bay. one woman was forced out of a nursing facility and ended up homeless. we'll have more when we come back. (door bell rings) (cell phone vibr

. >>> plus a report released says that sacramento the best city to start a small business.website lending tree looked where businesses tend to do the best, sacramento is one of three california cities on the ten best list, fresno and l.a. are ninth and tenth. also on that list grand rapids, michigan, portland, oregon. nbc >>> welcome to wednesday morning. wow, what a glorious look outside this morning, looking at the bay bridge from the distance. all the lights glistening. it is clear and that also means it's cold. don't have the cloud cover to keep us warm like a blanket this morning. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose homeowner who believes she is out of close to $10,000. >> she blames a solar company. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at the story that could apply to a lot of people. >> good morning. the state says complaints about solar salesmen are skyrocketing. in fact, it's now doing undercover work because so many people are upset. laura is one of those unhappy customers. she said she bought these solar panels from a door to door salesman.

way across going to sacramento.comrades who were going to help us get set up, they decided sacramento was a reasonable location, that they probably wouldn't look for us there. >> in sacramento, there's a new cast of characters. wendy yoshimura, kathy soliya, ste soliya, josephine soliya, jim kilgore, and mike bourdon, the very excitable member of the group. >> mike bourdon, a little bit of a wildman. first time i met mike, he talked about wanting to do an operation while on lsd. >> i had nothing to do with patty hearst being kidnapped, although it may be one of the few things i wouldn't mind taking credit for. i didn't nemeet patty hearst unl the three of them came back from hiding out in the country. she had a pretty vivacious personality. she used to call bill little hitler. that hells you a lot right there. >> mike and i butted heads. we never got -- i think we had -- i think we had a good shoving match one time. when i think about it. >> we were just hiding them out. we didn't agree with their philosophy. but th

for sacramento, a few high clouds. partly cloudy skies in the mountains. the forecast highs for the bay area today, san francisco, 70 degrees. cooler than yesterday. concord, 74. oakland, 72. southbay, plenty of sunshine and a beautiful sunday on cap with mid-70s. 76, morgan hill. in the east bay, not quite as warm. mid-70s. still plenty nice. same for the north bay. san rafael, 70. in petaluma, 71. 74, santa rosa. 73, lakeport. the extended forecast, sunny side up all the way from now until eternity. at least it will seem that way. the next weekend. plenty of sunshine. numbers top out in the upper 60s, low 70s. it is not changing very much. one way or another, rain does not a drop in sight. have a great sunday! >>> good morning everybody. super bowl is here. get excited! who you got? patriots, eagles. i will have insights. come back in a bit. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder gepsof amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a ca