here in san francisco. this reminds us that a vibrant arts community allows young peep to strive constantly for an ever better presentation and ever better relationship with their colleagues and peers and the community. this permeates all aspects of their lives, helps with integrity and gives them hope. from the excellent experience of academic endeavors to opening their eyes to a very large world and greater appreciation of hugh mattv, i have seen the arts transform young people and produce immeasurable [speaker not understood]. for continued work in our support, i thank you sincerely. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good morning, my name is jimmy [speaker not understood]. i'm a proud member of the san francisco symphony family and i'm also here in addition to what you -- very powerful statements of all people, i also came to pledge for you guys to support the arts and the struggling artists in san francisco by increasing funds for grants for the arts and arts commission. i would like to

just in the last year we've seen the san diego -- yeah, the san diego opera and [speaker not understood] merge with mozart, close down. the sacramento [speaker not understood] symphony had to reorganize in chapter 11 if i'm not mistaken. and we're watching this kind of elected officials need to be seeing that what's happening there is that demographic change impacts the arts. this month, we have been treated here in san francisco to a -- to a manner in which the lobbyists for the opera, the symphony, and the ballet have claimed that the board of supervisors was cutting arts funding. all of us know that's not what's happening here, and yet all of these people that you're hearing testify begging you not to call for cuts in the arts, they've been here because they got this mailer [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good morning, supervisors. my name is andrew wood, san francisco international arts festival, and i want to talk to you today about a report that was put out by the city budget analyst. it was on grants for the arts. and the report found something that we in the

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wade rose who is representing the san francisco chamber of commerce.clapping.) >> mayor ed lee and supervisor kim and supervisors we the business community are police department mr. reginald that a single ballet measure had been appearing in november to ask the folks of san francisco whether or not they want to support an expansion and growth in the minimum wage. the issue about the discussions we were involved with and have been involved it come down to the observation that a compromise is a precious idea that has to be experienced to be healthy that we think that the consensus built up around this measure residents will be voting on we've reached the compromise. one of the kind of facts of san francisco which is not well understood because we're bless to be a headquarter city and a huge amount of high tech are coming in is that 80 percent of the 6 hundred thousand people who are employed in san francisco are employed by small and medium businesses businesses often less than 20 people, 80 percent in the twitters or the pg&e. it's the folks who have pu

we don't lose the people that make san francisco so special. we keep everybody here and that allow us to recover our economy, and everything because it's so interdependent. >> so that is a difficult goal but i think we can achieve it over the long time so thank you very much for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and thank you very much for joining >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philosophy that attrac

my family and my husband is a fourth generation san francisco and my son a fifth generation san franciscan used to my sacrifice i'm committed to work with whoever the giants bring in i'm a resident of san francisco and a consistent voter please protect my job and that's why i want you to vote for job security thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> yes, i'm reggie i've been working for center plate since 20034 we realize this is something critical for all of us we've tried to get that passed with many lawyers they said this was the most ridiculous thing so we took the shotgun approach. >> now coming austin at ii want to make a quote from a famous chinese it dpoort if the cat is good only if it catches a good mouse. we've loves money people have to pay rent and buy things. i want to make one more quoted of a wise man connecticut of us said if you make a meaning and know you've made a mistake and do nothing to correct that mistake you've made our second mistake we're not trying to make th

i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. >> hi, i'm corn field and welcome to doing building san francisco, we are doing a special series, called stay safe, how you can stay in your home safely and comfortable, and we know that an earthquake is coming and there are things that you can do to reduce the effects of the earthquake on your home. let's take a look at that. >> here at the spur urban center on mission street in san francisco talking about staying in your home after an earthquake. i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harvey and david, and both structural engineers and we want to talk about things that you might do before an earthquake to your home to make it more likely that your home will be ha bitable after an earthquake, what should we do? both structural and maybe even important non-structural things. >> you hear about how to prepare an earthquake kit and brace your book shelves and water tank and that is important. what you have to be careful is

and san francisco needs to act now. dozens of tenants who are threatened with displacement come into our office every week. we are here with [speaker not understood] who has collaborate today create a comprehensive proposal that can alleviate this crisis. we're looking at a wealth of historical wisdom that's in this document. [speaker not understood] contribution to the proposal is through the tenant counseling and through our outreach. we found through data-driven research that clients are more confident and have higher positive outcomes if they have access to the following steps. first, clients know their rights. two, clients have access to tenant counselors. and three, clients have a lawyer when they're facing eviction. we have proven through door to door outreach in our clinic oakland model, we coordinate neighbor to neighbor know your rights outreach, in area that are vulnerable to displacement in oakland. this includes 35,000 educational pamphlets with valuable resources and participants have increased their confi

a warmup on the way from san francisco to san jose. you can see the sun beating down on the golden gate bridge. it's about to get hotter. bringing in the meteorologist and talking about this warmup. >> warmup about five to ten degrees over what we saw yesterday. san jose up to 86 degrees. we were in the upper 70's yesterday. at pleasantton we're at 98 degrees. and see around san francisco, too. 74 degrees. things warming up all around the bay area t sea breeze starting to turn on now. we're not seeing any low clouds on the coast. all this is pointing to another very warm start to the day tomorrow and temperatures running even hotter than today today. 60's and 70's by lunchtime tomorrow. we'll see some 90's in the valleys. and approaching 100 degrees. we'll have a look how hot coming up in our forecast. >> rising temperatures, bone dry conditions and the increase use of illegal fireworks have firefighters concerned as the 4th of july approaches. we're told there'll be extra fire fighters and police officers controlling the city on indep

the san francisco police and the f.b.i.e holding a joint news conference and ryan chamberlain will be in federal court this morning. >> anily freed p.o.w. bowe bergdahl will see his parents tomorrow in texas five years after being taken captive. controversy and questions surrounds his capture and release. according to the "washington post" his father sent a tweet that said "i'm still working to free all a guantanamo bay prisoners and god will repay for the death of every afghan child." a pentagon investigation in 2010 concluded he walked away from the unit and decided not to exert center of the to get him back. >> this morning the national rifle association is speaking out against texas governor rights advocates would bring military-style assault rifles into businesses as part of open carry demonstrations. they call the demonstrations counterproductive adding they are scary and down ride weird. one of the groups behind the demonstrations is lashing back saying it will withdraw support from the n.r.a. if they do not retract

i'm a native of san francisco. i come before you today to ask that -- to eliminate the [speaker not understood] public housing. as you know, the housing authority [speaker not understood] for decades, you know. and me myself, i've been to apply here in san francisco and they tell me the housing is closing. so, we now have to be pushed out to go somewhere else to apply. so, i'm here today to ask that we get this going and get the housing authorities open and running for the homeless families, the mothers and children. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm [speaker not understood] of the mission neighborhood resource center. i'm here standing strong with the hespa membership and justice coalition for keeping folk housed, [speaker not understood] raising the minimum wage that should have been done this year, not 15 years from now. i'm here to ask for your support for a new initiative supported by supervisor david campos. [speaker not understood] in the city provi

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 at together we can support your children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go around and i watch each class and there's certain children i watched from babies and it's exciting to see them after today. the children learn how to follow directions and it ends up helping them in their regular schooling. they get self-confidents and today, we had a residual and a lot of time go on stage and i hope they get

it is only going to take you five minutes from the waldo to san francisco and now to the richmond sanafael that is loading up, and when you get beyond the tolls it is only five minutes. at the bay bridge toll plaza the drive is stacked upcoming away from the maze and right now to head between the maze and to get into san francisco it will evening you approximately 17 minutes. >>> a just released report said getting a job is getting more competitive. >>> the mega merger in the works that could affect how were you pay for your cell phone >>> covering los altos, petaluma, antioch and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> not everyone is hitting "like" on the newest feature on facebook. >> they released a video announcing a new feature which allows you to listen to a mike phone to what is going on around you and it can post what you are listening to if they recognize a sound. it is called a way to share and discover tv and music and movies and some call it "creepy." 500,000 people have signed a petition to have it removed. >> trading is underway on wall street so we will look at the bi

san francisco today close to 70. san jose, you'll be at 84 later on today. saratoga at 86. morgan hill at 89. paulo alto you'll top out at 82 after being in 79 yesterday. san francisco, low 60s yesterday. low 70s from hayes valley, and right near 70 in the marina district. in the north bay, 80s in santa rosa, over to walnut creek, low 80s and the warmest by far will be the trivalley. danville, 87. pleasanton, 93 degrees, and livermore, 88. those microclimates all over the place today, but because we have an area of low pressure to our north that's keeping in the onshore wind, but we have an area of high pressure just to our south, that's going to continue to pump in the warm air across our inland valleys, but the thing about this is we're going to continue to see that onshore wind be re-enforced not only for today, but for tomorrow and tuesday as well. that's going to mean for foggy mornings like we're looking at this morning. however, tomorrow and tuesday, the fog will be a little more intense. we may get measurable precipitation along the coastline. in fact, the computer

cesar ---la polica de san jos arresta a uno de sus propios elementos.. blanca ---en esta ocasion, se sospecha que el oficial estaba cultivando y vendiendo marihuana. take 2 box ---jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa para decirnos cmo se dieron cuenta de esto... jaime... take pkg :01 - :05 :16 - :21 :33 - :39 1:43 - 1:49 trt: 1:58 o.c. standard intro/jaime peluffo/san josé césar, blanca, la investigación empezó por falta de pago. la bodega había entrado en mora porque nadie había pagado la renta y fue así que descubrieron la mariguana.. ahora, la policía nuevamente está en la penosa situación de arrestar a uno de los suyos. este es el negocio de almacenaje en la calle tully y la 10 que alert a las autoridades sobre la mariguana en una de sus bodegas.. los uniformados determinaron que la bodega estaba a nombre del oficial son vu, un veterano de 20 aÑos con el departamento de polica de san jos. s.o.t. christian camarillo/policia de san josé 7:53:02 llegaron anoche unos detectives, oficiales del departamento de asuntos internos, ellos condujeron una investigación con

san francisco i am calling. i am hoping. san francisco.hoping and i'm hoping you'll help me. san francisco. i am hoping that you will (inaudible). san francisco. set me free. and i'm wondering - . let me hear you say. san francisco. i am hoping i'm hoping you'll hold me. san francisco. i am hoping i'm hoping you'll help me. i'm hoping you'll help. san francisco. i am hoping that you welcome the promise. san francisco. (clapping.) >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ got to have hope for today. just to stay alive. just to stay alive. you've got to give us hope you've got to give us hope. you've got to give us

san francisco here our home. don't sell it to somebody else and you have those permits and when those permits come before you, don't renew them. bring that hydro electric city right here to our city. let's see if you can do that. regarding the department of environment which was created not long ago by willie brown, i would encourage the department of environment to enforce the precautionary principle. you heard dr. spinola speak about contamination in the bayview. the department of environment hasn't said a word about hunters point, hasn't said anything about this rogue development harming or children and elders. hasn't said anything. if the department on environment dare to do the right thing or just to rubber stamp, we want to know. the precautionary principle and those who want to learn something is to find out that there is something wrong or contamination or whatever we need to stop and we need to go into investigation mode and see and he talks about our life, not only human life, every type of life. anyway

and if they are not eligible for healthy san francisco, they don't live in san francisco for example, they work here but at the don't live here, then it twos to a reimbursements act. this is how it works today. starting at the blue box on the left, the health care security ordinance will have two programs like it has now. i put a darker color, the programs that are new to the ordinance under the proposed amendment. the spending equipment works the same with one key difference. i mentioned earlier that the health reimburse, those goes to the employer after 24 months, and the proposed amendments would make those expenditures would say the expenditures are valid under the health care security ordinance. that's the only change to the top part. and then it replaces the city option with the health care access assistance program. and i had said to you a moment ago, there were two elements of the city option, reimbursement accounts and healthy san francisco. this adds a third option called covered san francisco. covered san francisco would make financial payments -- financial sub sidies to t

san francisco looks good.l tell you more coming up. >>> if you like the low fog and clouds, it will be to your liking. it will be cool. i will tell you for how long and how long this will hold court, if you will. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." time now 8:29. happening right now, a news conference about to get underway on the arrest of ryan chamberlain ii. he was arrested yesterday in san francisco. we're not going there right now. as you can see, they are setting up. but he was arrested yesterday in crissy field after a three- day manhunt. apparently, they found explosives in his apartment. again, the fbi gonnaing -- gonna be making this press conference. we'll check back in once that happens. 8:30. i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >>> let's get your day started with weather and traffic. steve is here with much cooler temperatures. >> big fog bank has made it way inland. san jose starting off 54. we'll get sunny. but breezy. 75, which would be 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. still no 60s yet. a lot o

he's 36 and from san jose.have made no arrests. >>> caltrains is reporting a problem on the new carquinez bridge. engineers have uncovered a crack on the seismic joint system on the vallejo side of the bridge. that system expands and contracts as temperatures change and is designed to keep the bridge together in an earthquake. >>> the cable cars are back up and running this morning. the muni operators' sickout appears all but over. about 90% of the entire fleet is up and running. an arbitrator is scheduled to meet with two sides -- with the two sides this this saturday. >>> a 20-year veteran of the police tpt is out on bail after being arrested for selling marijuana. had 2-year-old son vu was taken into custody yesterday at police headquarters after 20 pounds of marijuana was found in a store an unit he was renting -- unit he was renting. workers were cleaning out the unit because he had fallen behind on payments. he's on i paid leave and -- he's on paid leave and will appear in court later this month. >> the o

with san ramon and san francisco, too, we have 48 in larkspur and 49 in santa rosa. the get goes to 3,000' keeping our temperatures below average today. livermore is 77, and redwood city is 72, and napa is 74 and oakland is 65, and san francisco is only 61 today. it will be cooler along the coast with the 50's all across the coast and we are starting off in the 50's now around the bay but we will make it to 62 by noon and 70 inland with total sunshine by the noon hour. the clouds will remain at the coast. we will be in the mid-60's to low 70's around the bay and mid-70's inland and everyone drops back into the 50's and 60's so it will be a cool evening. dress accordingly. leyla gulen? >> thanks, everyone, unfortunately, we are starting off on a sad note if vallejo, this is a fatal crash westbound along 80 at tennessee road. it sounds like the coroner is headed to the scene. we do have delays making the drive from american canyon so expect to see the delays remain until further notice. to the south a four car crash with delays headed out danville, southbound 680 at cr

and parks department in san francisco and their performance really range from 26% with the san francisco airport, to 89% lbes with the department of public works. it does vary. i mentioned that not all city departments are included in that cmd report, that is the case with san francisco, municipal transportation for example. apparently they report separately and directly to the board of supervisors so they publish a separate report, not through cmd, but directly to the board of supervisors. i've recently found their report and as of march 22, 2014, they've released a report -- again, this makes a comparison difficult because their report was for january 1, 2012, to december 31, 2013, so where cmd looks at the city fiscal period, san francisco mta reported for a two year duration. anyway, they reported an overall lbe award of 22% against roughly 152 million that was awarded and approximately 33.6 going to lbes. we have not yet been successful in looking at figures from the mayor's office of housing and community development. we feel that is probably the most comparable in terms of the typ

in san francisco 41% and in san jose it is 45%. the study looked at short-term absences, didn't count absences for serious illnesses or maternity or paternity leave. >>> the pleasanton school board scheduled to make a decision on a controversial proposal that would reduce summer vacation to seven weeks. according to "mercury news" a lot of parents complained about the idea. the school leaders want to modify the district's academic calendar somehow. board members are considering five options, all of which include 180 days of break time per school year. the most extreme would cut summer breaks to seven weeks and add a two-week break in the fall. >>> it's 6:37. still ahead, a ban on bring back our girls protest. we'll tell you why nigeria is cracking down on demonstrations even though hundreds of school girls are still in the hands of terrorists. >>> happening now, polling stations in syria are now open as they cast their votes in the presidential election. assad casting his vote. he is widely expected to win despite a devastating thr

it could be san francisco. it has been none the city did not offer terms as attractive as those offered by san diego, bermuda and chicago to host the 2017 sailing race. >> a land is considered to keep part of the doctor's medical center open in san pablo. the board will rescind the closure notice and try to keep the hospital emergency department open. with 25 beds it is the largest in west contra costa county and would be temporary and will buy four months time to seek funding from other hospitals and private foundations. voters rejected a partial tax measure to fund the medical center and is the only health option for many of the county poor. >>the battle to save the century 21 domed theater goes before the city council and the counsel will hold a hearing to figure whether the 50-year-old movie theater, the first of the dome theaters, should be considered a landmark. it has been closed since march, however, a city landmark designation doesn't necessarily mean that the dome would be preserved. however, it would

i recognize san franciscans are anxious about a living and living in the city. i know that know that 70 plays an important role through this budget we're making smart, responsible targeted investments to insure that san francisco's is more footage and a better place to live for everyone. this year's proposal is hard work and collaboration of all and with you'll have you and we've met in every district and listened to community leaders and social service providers online and in person we developed this two year budget is reflects all our san francisco values. we also worked together with our employees to negotiate new contracts with each of them 27 labor unions. i want to thank our union partners and the city staff in negotiating the spare affordable and responsible contracts to insure our city's employees minimum wage keeps plays with the cost of living. the details of the budget you'll see fiscal prunes and an increase to the services for our resident and critical investments in transportation and education and our safety net and infrastructure and investment i

san jose, san jose state, sunnyvale at low 60s in there, 57, saratoga and 56 in gilroy.irfield gusting over 30, 33 miles per hour. concord south at 20. a pretty good breeze. there's the system. heard from a few observers. no rain yet. the atmosphere is very, very dry. would you expect that. but it's going to give a really good push on the fog as it gets closer and increase the clouds. if there is any rain, i would think that mendocino county and lake county would be the southern extent of it. 58 monterey. 58 in eureka. looks pretty good for this time of year. it is. it won't have much left for us. but it will give us a combination of low clouds and higher clouds. a cloudy, cooler, breezy pattern. more drizzle right there. by tonight, tomorrow, i think we'll get measurable amounts. maybe tomorrow morning could get a splash and dash shower. the mere fact it's there, the temperatures will take a plunge. cooler, breezy. easily gusts over 30 for some of the usual suspects. fog, sun, increasing clouds later on. cooler for all the there will be a lot of -- cooler for all. there

san jose 75. 68 in san bruno. oakland 69 degrees and san francisco 67. beautiful night tonight.e windows open. mid-50s just about everywhere. san rafael 54. concord 56. vallejo 55. san francisco 55. redwood city 53 degrees. i'm not sure if you can hear the parrots off in the distance the heading to the park closer to the water. high pressure is moving closer. that means the onshore flow will actually be weaker over the next 24 hours. so we'll get a little bit of warming coming up this weekend. we'll call it modest warming. temperatures will hit the peak coming up tomorrow before trailing off a little bit on father's day and also monday. we're mainly clear this evening. look outside your window, you can see that no fog and likely no fog until late tonight likely after midnight. so you will have the sea breeze but it will be a warmer day tomorrow with high pressure moving closer. and it will stay very nice very pleasant coming up on father's day. high temperatures tomorrow a little above average. santa clara high 83. cupertino 83. union city 78 degrees. danville 86. we will touch

antioch 103. 88 san jose. 74 oakland. 69 san francisco. got up into the mid 90's around san rafael. santa rosa. 59 in half moon bay. you waiting for the cooling to reach you. view from the sutro tower cam are. this is what is going to help bring the relief along with the sea breeze back to let you know when you will feel it. larry. >> soon we hope. soon sandhya. >> water officials from across northern california are demanding action from lawmakers to help alleviate the state receive drought. north state water alliance pushing for state wide solution that increases ground water storage and flexibility in managing water during these dry times. it seems we are not conserving enough record from the bay area water agency show us that water use annual here in san jose is actually up 3 to 4 percent from the previous year. come on san jose. down 8% in san francisco. east bay mud reporting an 11 percent drop. target state wide is 20 percent reduction. >> tomorrow hillary clinton memoir hit the store shelves. tonight the former secretary of state opened up to diane sawyer and an exclusive one

it could be san francisco. it is then if months that the city did not offer terms as attractive as those offered by san diego, bermuda and chicago to try to host the 2014 sailing race. ought battle to save the dome theater will go before the city council which will hold a hearing to figure out if the 50-year-old movie theater, the first of domed theaters should be considered a landmark. it has been closed since match, however, a city landmark designation doesn't northeastly mean the dome would be preserved. however, it would create more obstacles for the develop development company that tears it down or changes it. >> transforming downtown san jose changing the way people get to and from downtown. >> many of us would consider a small amount, to this girl it meant the world. >> the manned behind hidden cash reveals the favorite moment of his free money give away. >> a look outside, a gorgeous shot at lake tahoe. no snow. all gone. no surprise. it has been really warm. we will check with mike and leyla gulen >> w

up along the peninsula, 68 san bruno. 64 for san francisco. low 60s, daly city, pacifica. partly to mostly cloudy skies for you. the extended forecast here. again showing you quite a drop in temperatures. even though we're talking about the possibility of maybe some drizzle, i think the cool, breezy weather will be more note worthy for most of us. upper 70s in the forecast for wednesday, thursday. and then as we get into your bay area weekend with it always in view, temperatures are coming back. we're in the upper 80s on saturday. mid- to upper 90s perhaps by sunday. >> 96 sounds pretty warm. >> yes. >> big jump. >> thank you. >>> for years people have been told to make sure they get another vitamins in their diet. why a new report says cereal packed with nutrients and vitamins may be bad for children. >>> stocks are down in afternoon trading. sales of new home rose to the highest level. and u.s. consumers are confident since january after the great recession began. the dow is down 122. the nasdaq is down 18. and the s&p down 12. >>> apple's next generation iphone 6 is sch

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in between we find san jose at 81. hayward 70. san rafael today 79. oakland 68.e have a lot going on this weekend including the union street festival both saturday and sunday in san francisco. warmer choice over the weekend will be sunday where we likely will crack the 70-degree mark. but there will still be morning clouds and morning fog both weekend days. the "tour de cure" silicon valley is in palo alto on sunday. it will be sunny and warm there with highs well into the 80s perhaps touching 90 on sunday afternoon. there are two ridges of high pressure to our south one to the south and west one to the south and east both aiding in the lack of cloud cover in the afternoon. but neither is sitting right over top of us, so that still will allow a light onshore flow and we'll have a weather repeat tomorrow with lots of morning clouds and morning fog, but afternoon sunshine and pleasant evening weather. just like right now. fairfield tomorrow 85. napa 84. san jose 81. pacifica cooler cloudy and foggy start maybe some drizzle too, high of 63. san rafael into the mid-

francisco rising coalition, san francisco tenants union, sda or san francisco senior and disability action and many, many others. i wanted to also thank nick [speaker not understood] from my staff for spending countless hours building unity among people, addressing different concerns, but really moving this forward in a masterful way. and i'd like to thank ken fuchioka and fernando marti for helping in the process. with strong unity in our neighborhoods we can hopefully addressee vixes and displacement going on in our city. ~ also i wanted to introduce a resolution today supported by supervisors john avalos and david campos. it's to find a balance between our city's transportation needs and the safety of drivers, passengers and pedestrians. it's addressing the issue of the rapid increase in the uber lift type vehicleses or transportation companies. the tragic new year's eve killing of six-year old sophia lu but an uber driver and the injuries of her mother and brother is something that is still fresh in our minds. ~ by the incident raised a number of questions about uber and lift ty

city, and 54 in alameda and san jose and san francisco is at 51. in san jose, you can see at the top of the screen, there, you can see just a little bit of sunshine, not completely cloudy cross the south bay. 48 to 54 is 7:00 temperatures as we breeze through the next 12 hours and 56 at coast, 70 at noon, 56 to 80 at 4:00, and cool at 54 to 72 with a few clouds returning by 7:00. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, as we take you to richmond we have debris that cars are hitting westbound 80 so that could cause slowing moving to the hoffman split but when you maybe it through albany, up to berkeley and emeryville, everything is moving along fine and all early construction has wrapped up. drive time traffic, 680, southbound, from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 santa rosa is 50 minutes and through the santa cruz mountains a 24-minute commute along highway 17 and 101 traveling before you get to 580, you can see the tail lights pushing in the southbound direction and we have early risers but everything is moving along at top speed. >>

mainly the san joaquin valley to alameda and san mateo and san francisco counties and, now, you can see to the north near eureka north of lake tahoe, that is the extra 8 percent now in the highest category of our droughts: exceptional. usually "exceptional" means good. but, no. mostly seven miles per hour wind and beautiful calm on the camera with pinks and oranges in the sky but nice to look at. dry cold front, breezy, high clouds, temperatures warmer than year, we will pull become the temperatures can hold them steady through the extended forecast, and today, watch the cloud cover at the coast, it is thicker through the morning and here comes the cold front you can see it develops, the northern gradient and tries to wipe away the cloud cover and at the top we are going to have high clouds for the remainder of the afternoon and it will not dim our sin shine enough to step us from reaching 92 in gilroy with a lot of mid-to-upper 90's in the santa clear valley and milpitas and sunnyvale, and 80's and cool weather on the peninsula until san mateo and millbrae, mid-to-upper 60's loan the c

it happened along north san pedro road in san rafael. the car ended up in the mud as the tide was coming in. the driver was 24-year-old ashley anderson of san francisco. she told police she was lost at the time. but witnesses say anderson was speeding. >> she had a 7-year-old child in the car seated in the front seat. not properly restrained. >> in addition to dui, anderson faces charges of driving without a license and felony child endangerment. her son was turned over to family members. >>> surveillance video has been released from san bruno of a man who police say tried to rob a jewelry store by threatening to blow it up. the video shows the man inside the jewelers last thursday. at one point, he unzipped his sweatshirt caming to have a bomb. police say he told the clerk to hand over jewelry or he would set off the bomb. the clerk said police were on their way to the scene. so the man took off running empty-handed. >>> police in antioch are investigating two home-invasion robberies that happened hours apart. the first was around 7:30