in several counties reporting death sonoma, marin, san francisco, san mateo. alameda and santa clara counties. numbers could go up today when the department of public health shares the recent information about flu activity in california. christie smyth is live in san jose where san jose regional set up a tent just to deal with flu patients. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. to give you an idea how seriously they are taking this, this is the first time they set up tents in the parking lot to handle all of the people coming in complaining of flu-like symptoms. they have two tents, popped up another. stanford hospital doing the same thing. they have a tent outside of their e.r. this morning. the idea is that these patients may be able to be seen here, treated and then sent home. and we're told that with the second tent here up in san jose they can handle three times as many patients as before. and they also increased their staffing. as you said, nine people have died in seven bay area counties in sonoma, one patient healthy young man was just 23 yea

with frost. 39 in hayward and fremont and san jose and los gatos and 34 in concord and san ramon. 39on bay. beautiful picture from the east bay hills of the newest section and the lights on the embarcadero not there much longer with record highs and poor air quality until some changes happen next week. until then we will talk about what is going on now looking from mount tamalpais another beautiful picture of the city. we will have temperatures from seven degrees warmer in san francisco. to 11 degrees warmer in average and redwood city at 66, 67. warmer than yesterday with a lot of mid-to-upper 60's. santa rosa will be 67, along with san jose. low-to-upper 30's inland. san francisco and the cost will be milest in the mid-40's. two areas of high pressure dominating our weather and getting overrun in the higher elevations by the thin clouds full of ice. you can see the storm tram is to the north with a low this will try to breakdown the high a little bit that could bring us slightly cooler weather this welcome. tomorrow, another low-to-upper day with poor air quality. right now, though

do we put it in san francisco or do we put it in san bruno? it's going to go somewhere. 850 bryant has been condemned basically so where are we going to put them? if we put them in san bruno, it's really unfair to the visiting families. they talked about a half hour to 45-minute drive time. a lot of these poor families can't drive. they have to take public transportation. for them it's a half day to get to san bruno and back. that is really unfair and without these families, you deprive these incarcerated inmates of the support that they need from their families. so, we need a facility and this is not jail expansion. several people incorrectly talked about this as jail expansion. this is actually a jail reduction. the new facility would have fewer cells, more program space, and much improved family visitation space. the current family visitation space for men in san francisco is horrid. it's just horrible. so, this would be a much more humane facility with better mental health facilities. and while i'm all in favor of more pretrial diversion a

>> we are headed back to san jose where we do have the fire three-alarm blaze in san jose at the intersection of julian and 28. this is what it is doing to traffic, 12 miles per hour as you approach the scene of the fire and it sounds like surface streets are closed and it is east of 28 blocked off and 33 south to santa clara street west to 24th street north to julian. so, i have a clearer picture of that if a little bit but it is capture the attention of commuters on freeway. we have moist roads and possible drizzle falling on eastbound 380 and a solo vehicle spinout on the off-ramp not causing any blockage on the main line. >>> a large warehouse fire in san jose with a picture from the seen, with matt on the scene. what is going on? you can still see the flames and the smock spewing into the air and matt keller is there with an update ahead. hose who've been dd ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>

look at san jose.e head throughout day this is where we expect the worst of the air quality. keep that in mind. our air quality is slated to improve as we head throughout the next couple days. tomorrow the winds will pick up, that will help to purify our air, mix it up a little friday, saturday, sunday, look at the difference of it saturday and sunday finally getting better air quality. and we shouldn't be sparing the air starting saturday. that should continue into sunday, monday to tuesday, area of loops and we're talking about showers. so enjoy the upper 60s and low 70s for today. as of tomorrow these start to drop. 70 in the east bay, 68 in the south bay, and 66 degrees today in san francisco. still a lot of people in town which means probably good idea to travel extra cautiously. a lot of people get lost especially in san francisco. what are you tracking? >> you are so correct. especially all of those one-way streets. all of the downt%>&1ñ what's up with that. come on. redistrict some of these. le

in san francisco. those populations are not necessarily distinct. so there is likely overlap between them. according to the agency for health care research and quality, there is typically about a 54.8 percent prevalence of obesity in diagnosed diabetes. we applied that rate to our san francisco numbers to get a better sense of what those distinct populations likely are. doing that we found there are likely 83, 249 obese adults in san francisco and 46, 909 diabetic adults in san francisco. in order to measure the cost related to the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages and the health impact that causes, we have to understand a few different factors. so, the first is the direct and indirect cost related to that consumption. direct cost would be the cost of medical care that are directly related to the intervention. so inpatient visits, outpatient visits, drug care, etc. indirect cost are related to work force productivity. these include absenteeism which is sick leave and disability and presentism. w

the wildfire burning near san gregorio and san -- san >>> an update on the breaking news. sky 7hd is over the brushfire burning in san gregorio along the coast right now. so far it burned about 10 acres and one structure. the flames have been pushing uphill, but the winds have calmed down a bit which is hoping to slow the spread of them. cal fear has evacuated 10 homes. no injuries to report at this time. >>> and the other major breaking news we are following tonight, there has been an arst a in the seriel arson case. police tell us they will not released information until tomorrow. but the key is they have made an arrest a and the person they believe is responsible. >>> video just released by attorneys for some of the asiana crash victims shows how one young passenger survived the impact only to be run over by two san francisco fire trucks. the two video capture the chaos moments after impact at san francisco international. a spotter sees the 16-year-old and alerts one of the first trucks to arrive. but emergency responders failed to assess ye and communicate her location

right here in san jose on the way to the 70s. 69 san francisco and 72 in the north bay. if you want to find out where we're headed, plan the wardrobe, your seven-day forecast shows you your regional temperatures all week long. here's what to expect. slight cooling, more clouds into this afternoon, beautiful beach weather. we'll be in the upper 60s to low 70s. in san francisco so hard to beat that. tomorrow you'll notice plenty of clouds to start the day. talking about about temperatures tomorrow morning about 5 to 10 degrees woormer with the blanket of clouds to kick off the day. we're going to be about as warm in the afternoon. then we're bull's eyeing two significant opportunities for rain. starting next tuesday then as we get into the first week of february, we're bull's eyeing the fourth and the fifth, talking about major rainfall headed our way. boy, do we need it. so this is the time frame, you want to keep in mind if you're looking for the snowfall in tahoe action or the rain right here in the bay area, maybe you want a free car wash. i can wait until the first of

in san francisco.of thousands gathered at civic center plaza for an anti-abortion rally before marching down market street. a smaller group of pro choice dem staters gathered. >> let's check our weather this morning. we give you a live look at a foggy foster city. christina loren joins us. it has been low clouds all morning. >> yeah, kind of nice. change is definitely in the air. 6:32, taking it live. a quarter mile in santa rosa, same for napa. fog is drifting around so you want to travel cautiously. thanks for waking up with us on a monday. we know it can be difficult to get up at this hour but this fog means you don't want to mess around, get throughout with plenty of time so you don't have to rush. with conditions like this a mile and a quarter of visibility in san jose. we progress closer to sun rise the next hour, the fog is going to get worse so keep that in mind. not too cold to start the day, in the 50s in san francisco and oakland 46 in san jose, and i want to take you through your day part f

we're at 50 in san francisco. 48 in half moon bay. 47 degrees right here in san jose. so let's get to. we head throughout this afternoon you can't see a lot of fog from this shot but there is thick patches around the entire bay area. we're still going to hit the upper 60s later on today. these are your highs. 69 in the east bay, 69 in san francisco and 67 in north bay. on the seven-day forecast, scrolling at the bottom of the screen the first three days of the week unseasonably mild, then we bring in the rain and the very cold air trailing behind it. if you want to wear your spring wardrobe the next three days keep it handy but you have to dust off the umbrella and the heavy winter coat. right now let's check your drive. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking to the bay bridge toll plaza which is moving smoothly but look to the top of the screen. just above those, you see a glow. low clouds around the area. the view of the bay bridge looking toward san francisco, you see also more low clouds above the deck of the bay bridge. we'll show you the maps

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san jose only 54. san francisco now 52.rning the kids are getting ready for school, it won't be as chilly because we'll have cloud cover rolling in. concord 40. 45 san rafael. san francisco staying at 50 degrees overnight tonight. so things are changing. there's more activity on this west coast satellite image here. that's because we have a building area of low pressure to our north, lots of rainfall down to the california border. but we're not going to tap into that. it will be foggy. you will have low cloud cover and drizzle tomorrow morning but no widespread rainfall. the system after that which gets here saturday will move closer and i think all of us will at least see scattered showers perhaps up to .10" in the north bay. tomorrow morning you may use your windshield wipers with the drizzle and fog a few sprinkles possible. showers likely on saturday. but look out! here comes that ridge next week record warmth returning. some of you will be in the 70s by next tuesday and wednesday. highs tomorrow san jose 61 degrees. sl

san francisco lower 50s already and san jose mid-40s at 45 degrees. for today morning clouds, skies becoming mostly sunny into the afternoon hours. here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco and the plan for today should say today here's the plan throughout the day today, temperatures on track to reach lower 60s in san francisco. tomorrow will be warmer and then the extended a dry weather pattern and temperatures could be right around the 70-degree mark, even a few low 70s out there. a warning, though, if you are heading to the coast, a high surf advisory in effect for the north bay coastline but be careful for the entire shoreline. waves have been picking up basically over the past 12 hours or so. waves around 10 to 15 feet and strong rip currents out there. be extra careful right near the immediate shoreline. this is the setup on the satellite, high clouds over us right now but not for long as we head into the afternoon hours, those clouds begin to move to the south, high pressure rebuilds, no rain threat in our forecast. in fact, tem

the parent of three public school children in san francisco. and i am also the co-foupd founder of the san francisco political action committee where about a month ago, we were visited by supervisor mar and representatives from supervisor weiner and we have fully endorsed this measure and we think that it is an important measure sur that is going to improve the health of our children in san francisco and i am not going come in here and talk about the policy and i think that the policy and the research speaks for itself and the only complaints that i have heard about this measure are completely political and the first one was that people have been saying that this could hurt the reauthorization. and the san francisco unified and i think that we pride ourselves on being data driven and here is pulling from the university of san francisco mccarthy school of public policy and pulling on the reauthorization of the fund and the children's amendment. and the top line approval rating, 86 percent of the population approves the reauthorization of the pub

according to san francisco police department data. however, african american males continue to fall victim to violent crime at an enormously disproportionate rate. according to the sheriff department data and the controllers october 2013 report, 56 percent of the san francisco inmates are african americans while only 6 percent of adult city san francisco are african american. they make-up the single largest demographic groups in jail accounting for the total inmate population. over all the average american population in san francisco continues to plummet increasing by another 16 percent. from 59, 461 to 48, 760 from 2000 census. the overall population is expected to grow considerably. the california department of finance considers the african american population to decline even further by almost 15,000 people by 2050. we are experiencing a crisis in the african american community in san francisco particularly among african american males. as we prepare to celebrate the martin luther king jr. holiday this weekend, what can we as a city

jillian from san francisco writes, as a seven-year tech employee in san francisco, i'm so grateful to have access to these butters. i had to make the drive to the peninsula by myself. robert writes, the shuttles provide hundreds of or for san franciscans. thank you very much for the opportunity. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> jim [speaker not understood]. matt reagan. henry pan. dominic [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, mr. chairman, members of the commission. i'm jim wonder man, president and ceo of the [speaker not understood] regional association of businesses headquartered here in san francisco, work with the sfmta and a lot of the affect l company about a year's time to try and work this out and come up with a reasonable compromise that we could begin to get our arms around this for the city, which has become a defective thing, very important one. the system collects about 35 to 45 san franciscans per day to their job location, supervisor wiener and some of the folks who testified more than 50% of these folks would impact city streets and ca

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see what the city has in store. >> i definitely recommend it to people. it's a fun afternoon and you learn so many things. >> this is so much fun. i go to parts of the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more sustahub. >> hi, i'm jean yes my name is jean and sometimes, people call me sir, girl. san francisco has served our sewer system and it's no square feet it's a matter of

for the afternoon take a look there. 68 for san francisco. 69 san mateo. 72 for san jose. 68 in antioch fairfield. we will continue with the dry mild weather through your weekend and beyond. ly have a look at the numbers for your weekend coming up. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, to you. we are looking pretty good out there when it comes to the morning drive for work so far on this early friday commute. and the traffic continues to look pretty good. now if you are driving on 80 westbound, that is a nice looking drive heading out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems if you are at the bay bridge toll plaza. this morning's commute looks good on 101 and on the pips la. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> we are following the developing news we've been on since 4:30 this morning. several people needing medical attention after an early morning house fire. ktvu alex savidge is at the home right now with an update on the injuries and the fire investigation. alex. >> reporter: good morning, pam. i have an update on the number of people inside this home. firefighters believe the

welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. it is tuesday, january the seventh, 2014. the inaugural meeting of 2014, colleagues, welcome back. with that, matt a.m. clerk could you please call the role? >> yes, mr. president. supervisor avalos? avalos present. supervisor breed? breed present. supervisor campos? campos present. president chiu? chiu present. supervisor cohen? cohen present. supervisor farrell? farrell present. supervisor kim? kim present. supervisor mar? mar present. supervisor tang? tang present. supervisor wiener? wiener present. supervisor yee? yee present. mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk, could you read any communication? s? >> yes, mr. thv, i have two communications. the first is from the director of the department of election

in san quentin. and officers gather in the courtyard for a briefing regarding recent assaults they feel may be related. so they've organized an extensive cell search for hidden, makeshift weapons. >> this is how we're going to do it. we're going to do a search line right there in the rotunda. >> come on down. >> pat them all down. have them take off their shoes. they might be packing on the way in here. they'll be searched and fed. >> after breakfast, the inmates are moved to the yards where they will stay until officers can complete their search. >> we're looking for makeshift weapons. bed spreads, anything with razors. anything they can slash these guys with or even stab them with. >> the operation is broken up into several two-person teams. >> i guess i'll get the top, huh? >> you get the top. you're the tall guy. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing where inmates like to hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the bl

i'm a commander with san bruno police department. i'd like to first off acknowledge the working relationship we've had with the san francisco sheriff's department for decades. as you may or may not be aware, the jail has been a fixture in the community of san bruno for in excess of well over 75 years. if i could echo what chief greg suhr said earlier this afternoon, adjacent to that facility is a bedroom community, it's residential primarily in addition to a community college. having that in mind, any change to that operation or that facility and/or rebuilding or anything down there, there is a potential for an impact to the members of our community as well as that school. therefore, i'd like to formally and respectfully request that the supervisors keep the city of san bruno abreast of the developments of this discussion down the road and months to come. thank you. >> thank you very much, officer. and we definitely will. thank you very much for your patience. next speaker. >>> i'm [speaker not understood] and i'm a nurse so, of cour

i think it has been a dividend as a result of something that should make san francisco and san franciscans proud, and that is a unprecedented level of cooperation between criminal justice partners who saw fit before there was state prison realignment or governor jerry brown who came together a few years ago when i was on the board of supervisors and others who held a respectful positions that they do now, to call attention to the high resid advise many rates in san francisco. ~ instead of just looking on the front end of what arrest and prosecution may be and incarceration, we began to put both the wherewithal and resources into questioning how receptive are we from rehabilitation. thanks to my predecessor mike hennessy and before him jim kisto, really help set in motion what it meant to be a pioneer in effect i have reentry. but now other departments and community advocate organizations have come online to the point where we are really a stand-out city and/or county in this state and nation in how we have lowered our jail population. but that's how we arrived where we are here today, whic

francisco and san jose. to celebrate cal train is offering a free round trip whistle stop ride from san francisco to santa clara on saturday. it will stop at six of the systems historic stations for speeches from local transit and political officials. the special anniversary train will leave at 9:40 saturday morning. it will arrive at santa clara. >>> we've had some problems on the road already. sal is watching them for us. sal. >> right now we are doing pretty well. fort fatly that earlier problem at the mccarthur maze is develop. when you look at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a little bit of a backup but nothing major. also the morning commute looks good on the nimitz freeway here in oakland. north and southbound that is northbound 880 on your right and southbound on the left. you can see both of them look good. if you are driving down to hayward and fremont, the traffic there is also looking good. 101 and 280 are off to a good start. this looks like your window to get on the road before things start

that's about the same distance between san jose and san francisco. people here say on board they pay a very nice tribute to martin luther king jr., complete with speeches, personal stories and gospel singing. but to give you an idea how low attendance is looking today, the train can hold 1600 people. so far they have sold 300 tickets. if you'd like to join in, you can pick up the train at 10:00 this morning in san jose. it gets to san francisco at about 11:00. the round-trip ticket costs $15. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks a lot. now here's what's closed today for the holiday. local, state and federal government offices are closed with the exception of emergency services. banks and financial institutions are closed. post offices as well. there will be no mail delivery. b.a.r.t. and muni on saturday schedules, ac transit on a sunday schedule and golden gate ferries are on a holiday schedule too. other transit agencies are operating normal monday service. >>> 5:05 now. a thief with a different target is affe

san bruno is 49, belmont is warmest at 50 and san francisco. 41 in san jose and 40 in los gatos and 37d freezing cold in novato at 32 degrees. half moon bay is near 45 with san carlos. from the east bay hills you can see the lights looking down upon emeryville and oakland and it will be partly cloudy and breezy and high fire danger and rough surf continues through the afternoon hours into the evening. it will be warmer. brighter. calmer. dry. big surprise, right? theys are 70's in fairfield, morgan hill, napa, the warm spots. everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 60's and bodega bay, possibly if the lower 60's because of the winds coming in from the south today and the coast will not be quite is warm. lows to upper 30's inland tonight and even the cold air drainage around palo alto and morgan hill is 37 and san jose is 40, and a lot of low-to-mid 40's and 48 in san francisco, and here is the set up, area low pressure is backing toward us and that is bringing some of 9 mid-to-upper level moisture is we are not getting anything out of it other than gusts and winds keeping the fire danger

this is in san jose. that connection ramp is shut down right now because of an overturned vehicle in one lane but cruise are blocking the other lane. the lane will be shut down until further notice. expect delays. it is the holiday with a lot of people having been out celebrating so be careful. right now, the bay bridge toll plaza is looking fairly light and not many cars crossing at the moment. i imagine there are more leaving the city rather than trying to get to the city right now. >>> c.h.p. has issue add sig-alert for the lake shore avenue park boulevard on-ramp on interstate 580, shut down after 2:30 this morning, following a fatal accident. investigators say a car overturn on the roof trapping a person under the car. the drivers are advised to expect delays and use alternate routes with no estimated time for re-opening. >> fremont police are investigating a fatal new year's eve accident, a young mother is dead, and her baby injured after they and the mother's sister were hit by a vehicle. we are on

san jose has received the higher amounts .1" at san jose international airport and you can see saratogaad and to campbell we are looking at 17 right there and some of the better radar runs so watch out for that. you can see the front is moving through and there is residual moisture moving through santa rosa but the heaviest of the wet weather is over but for one patch in the lower left-hand side of the screen that moves into the peninsula coast and headed to the south bay the next hour or hour and a half. in walnut creek, it is not raining very much and 680 is looking good and it was wet but not that slick this morning which was nice. light rain. until 10:00. scattered showers until friday morning and a slight chance of rain on sunday and when we get beyond this, it is over for a chance of rain. random showers and a few breaks in the clouds and upper 50's to near sick. close to normal. tonight is cooler by five- to ten-degrees from mid-30's in the north bay valley to upper 30's in the east bay and low-to-mid 30's for the rest of us and we will see how the day plays out with a plume of m

mid-30's to low 40's for the bay shore and san mateo and san francisco at half moon bay could hang out in the mid-to-upper 40's and friends or foe, i don't know they are around and starting to smell bad. hazy sunshine. poor air quality. this is the big storm that will crash through the two areas of high pressure with a shell of its former self and cooler on tuesday, when, and thursday and slight chance of rain is best on when. >> coming up, the 49ers are ready for their frigid trip to green bay and some fans could be last out in the cold. >> the new year but the deal between bart and the union still is nut quite final. what still has to happen best deal is set in stone. >> >> a look from sky 7, a massive backup on southbound 280 at the border of daly city and san francisco. a relaxing trip to fye a relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels

san francisco style.m way back when and now continue to just try to polish it up a little bit. >> richard sherman and big group of seahawks including russell wilson at tonight game in brooklyn. 12 seconds left and williams throws it away. the steal. gets it back and toronto ladies. pierce going the other way for the win. no good. 104-103 and raptors. hawk thunder tied 1 0then. seconds left. give to it kevin and get out of the way. rises and fires good night game over drive home safely. 41 for the man who is now nicknamed the slim reaper. durrant scored 30 or more and women college hoop fourth rank stanford won 18 straight tonight. cardinal using a 16-2 run to open up against usc. she's inside and feeding rav. she has 30. tenth 30 point game this season. 86-59 stanford the final. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. do you like this. like this. >> slim reaper. l. >> you might need extra time for the morning commute. it will be foggy and drizzle in spots mostly cloudy. temperatures 40's, fwishtion

you can see her hair at the san mateo bridge over at the richmond san rafael bridge we're missing a couple of cars. over on the traffic map screen on the roadways sensors for the bayshore freeway and interstate 280. again we do have a few minor accidents. and of course it's definitely because of the rain. >>james: at 4 03. the rain finally were you ben. i've called of raw the bay. sprinkle some light rain but we will take whatever we can get three it here's the scene and a bottle where the rain was on again off again. coming in waves live in just a sheet of moisture on the ground. but since the spring of this morning. other areas have seen much. this is what it looked like yesterday over san rafael pretty, the cloud hanging all around. no area has been hit very hard. but for many who are looking for sprinkles. at least they got what they wanted. it's not born to have a real big effect. rain sleet and snow has arrived. here was the same here. >>:it left a thin sheet of moisture on the ground. sprinkles did the same in the san francisco area around 11 o'clock last night. into this morning. o

been a part of san francisco from the day he was born, and that is rodney hampton. this guy is the one that is making a reality -- the legislation that we pass here a reality on the ground. he's the one that is sending me these pictures and single handedly combating illegal dumping. it is a privilege and a pleasure to welcome him in this chamber. we're talking about a man that grew up in bayview hunters point. on any given saturday or sunday you can walk down our drive down third street and you will see him there. oftentimes you'll see him nudging some of the kids in the neighborhood who are dropping their garbage on the street, encouraging them to pick it up. this is the kind of leadership that this city needs to continue to highlight and more importantly to grow. rodney is also not only an outstanding city employee, but he's also a committed father. i've never seen a man -- of course, outside of my own father -- sorry, dad. he's watching, too. but this is a man that is an outstanding father, committed to his own children, to his nieces, to his nephews, to the kids

we're also here to say no to the new jail for san francisco. whether [speaker not understood] identified or not, we are a high rate of those who get arrested and go to jail. we are being criminalized due to poverty and inequality which has worn us down. we suffer from discrimination, low wages, no incomes and violence, especially for lgbtq people of color. poverty and economic inequality must be addressed to end our crises, not criminalization. last june there were horrific statistics that came out during pride about the high number of lgbtq young people homeless in san francisco. thises was followed by the rate of lgbtq elders committing suicide because of poverty. 29% of homeless population in san francisco identify as lgbtq. as queers we have often been forced to leave families due to violence, bullying and home phobia and we end up on the streets to this day. ~ homophobia when we end up on the streets, we're vulnerable to be arrested, exposed to violence and ending up in jail. queer or not, when we are in jail or prison, our loved ones suff

in san francisco, it is 48.idge, a beautiful picture from emeryville of the eastern span, and high pressure is back and it will dominate our forecast bringing weather high and poor air quality tomorrow through friday with a wind shift in not so warm air but the storm that was coming this way, it will fizzle before it gets here and brings us rain. near 60 along the coast and you get more warmth tomorrow, but today it dominates inland and an the bay with mid-to-upper 60's and tomorrow we are all over the place because of the wind at 38 in concord to 46 in san rafael and san francisco and san jose at 45 in oakland and the two areas of high pressure as it pushes the storm tram to -- trak to the north, check out the temperatures in san jose, our average high is 59 and we are hitting 66 and low 70's wednesday, thursday, and friday and even upper 60's with the supposedly cooler air coming in this weekend and you will notice the seven-day forecast mirrors that at the coast, and we will be in the mid-to-upper 60's and th

upper 60s san francisco.id- to upper 60s pacifica, half moon bay, a great day to headache out by the water. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. so there is the cooling trend with, with each -- with each passing day, temperatures cool a few degrees. so it takes us sunday into monday before we begin to fill it. we'll lee main above average with -- remain above average through at least tuesday. >>> never-before-seen photos from nasa. they show the final moments of the space shuttle "challenger." where they've been hidden all of these years? >>> 8:26. newly discovered foe tote of the last moments of the space shuttle "challenger." a man in massachusetts was cleaning out his grandparents' garage and found a box with 26 photos taken in the minutes before, during and after the launch, january 28th, 1986. the seven "challenger" crew members died in this explosion. it happened 73 seconds after that space shuttle launch. a nasa employee took those photos. >>> russian president vladimir

jose and 73 redwood city and 70 san francisco. it will feel like mid 70s outside. we'll have wide-spread sunshine, large's jump from the morning to the afternoon will be the north bay. 32 in napa to start, 72 by the afternoon and for the try valley 72 with livermore at 71. the next largest change in that forecast comes as we head throughout saturday. a little on shore flow will bring back fog by the evening hours and temperatures in the 60s for san francisco, you guys. >> very nice. >> yes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> 49ers football, that's the big buzz around town. the players and fans are getting ready and so are the mayors. we have a bet. you ready? san francisco mayor and his counter part in seattle wagering on sunday's big play-off game. mayor lee putting up the usual hometown dethings, ice cream, bloody mary mix. the mayors want to raise $10,000 for a food bank. the winning city gets the losing mayor's help. >>> harbaugh is a good coach but not really the most stylish. harbaugh is seen wearing the same things. his wife said she'

mateo are 48, and san bruno is 50 and san francisco is 48 and san carlos is 46, and fremont is 39, a cool spot with los gatos and 43 in concord and napa and santa rosa and 48 at half moon bay. visibility is not bad here in san francisco. we will have thick are clouds than yesterday and a mild breeze with temperatures in the 60's and drizzle and immediate temperatures tonight a better chance of measurable rain on wednesday evening through thursday. the highs are in the mid-to-upper 60's in most neighbors and cloverdale and morgan hill could make it into the 70's. we are five to eight degrees warmer-than-average. mid-40's to low 50's and best chance of measurable rain or steady rain north of us and maybe lake and mendocino county and for us, drizzle and fog. at 7:00 in the morning, we are picking up the low clouds and as we transition to the high clouds, by noon, they will get thicker in the afternoon and evening. the best ray, overnight, up around ukiah where it stays until 7:00 tomorrow morning and the front starts to push toward the north bay and falls apart so there could be a scat

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mid-60s for san francisco and oakland. hayward, 63. san jose currently checking in. 64 degrees. coming up in ten minutes we'll take a look at this, the impossible records we could be breaking -- the possible records we could be breaking and a few changes developing for the weekend. that's all coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you, mark. >>> investigators still looking for the cause of a fire in eastern contra costa county yesterday that destroyed three homes and burned at least 40 acres on lower sherman island. they think people at a homeless camp might have started the fire. no one was injured. four people had to evacuate. >>> the bay area's long stretch of bone-dry weather is making this an anxious time in the wipe country. so far this winter -- wine country. so far this winter, less than 3 inches of rain have fallen in sonoma county compared to 30 inches last year. that's cause for concern among grape growers as vineyard reservoirs run low. vines are dormant right now but water is needed to spray crops threatened by frost. without rain, there may be early budding. >>> sacram