that occurs with the city and county of san francisco from a variety of circumstances in san francisco there is approximately 5 thousand deaths annually i'm christopher director for the chief mr. chairman the chief my best testimony a at the hall of justice on 870 drooint street that is dramatically updated and not sufficient for the medical chairman facility i've charles program manager public works should a earthquake of a major are proportion occurs we'll not continue to perform the services or otherwise inhabit the building before the earthquake. >> we're in a facility that was designs for a department that functions and in the mid 60s and friends scientific has significantly changed we've had significant problems with storage capacity for evidence items of property and also personal protective if you're doing a job on a daily basis current little storage for prirjs are frirnlsz we're in an aging facility the total project cost forever ever commercial is $65 million the funding was brought by a vote of go bond approved by the voters and the locations is in the neighborhood the awar

west here in san francisco. i come here to encourage this discussion on behalf of the international, or intertribal community, i believe most of us are in support of this effort and i would like to also commend former supervisor john avalos for having the foresight to having initiate this process in 2011. and also, it's rather ironic that north dakota has the public bank and this is where we have seen in the last two years, the standing rock people, community and no daple organizing that took place there and from there many of us returned to our communities and began to more enthusiastically begin the divestment process. so i believe this public banking process is very much a part of that. so on behalf of the indian community, i wholeheartedly support this effort. thank you very much. it is in keeping with the values that san francisco has been emanating and i think it will be a great model for the rest of the cities and the country across. thank you very much. >> thank you, tony. next speaker, please. >> good a

the power of san francisco to be committed in our youth and families, this is what makes san franciscoong. it is now my pleasure to introdu introduce dante callaway. a san francisco native. you're not from denman, are you? >> i am from denman. >> a denman alumni, a beacon center alumni, who came back and worked at the beacon center. and now is a school district employee. >> yes. [cheers and applause] >> let's hear his story. >> thank you, i appreciate that. raise this up a little bit. first, i give glory and honor to god for this opportunity and everybody else in their rightful places. much like what she was saying, i was a former participant here, i am a native san franciscan and worked for the beacon program. i am here and proud of it. i did receive my diploma, but i am still here. now, i never would have thought i would return to this place or be back in the positions -- the opportunities that i was given. while working for the beacon, i climbed the ladder. i started off as support and ended as site coordinator. and it was a wonderful opportunity. the beacon has given me so many opp

five bay area cities were examining the study, san francisco, oakland, san jose, redwood city and palo alto. they found that 20% of the 27,612 homes proposed between the years 2014 and 2016 d go th analysis and that sometimes takes as long as a year to complete. so this is at a time when the statehousing department claims that 397 cities are behind on their housing goals. but lawmakers in sacramento say that they approved legislation last year that will hopefully start to streamline this process. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the lack of rain this winter is causing concerns about another drought. let's go live to downtown san jose where jessica flores has the latest on our local water situation. >> reporter: good morning. we might see some rain this week but parts of the state are bone dry. that's what's really concerning officials. they say we are heading back into the drought. here in the "bay area people" are still conserving but that doesn't mean it's enough to get out of a potential drought. 80% of california is abnormally dry or in drought. officials say last year's

san francisco unified school district is five schools behind now, the building of san francisco. i know that having been on the board of education, they have repeatedly reached out to the planning departments on deaf ears. i know that we have brought before this issue at a joint meeting with city officials and also school district officials, i attended many of those meetings. think dissolve and i guess if the city does not see a need to actually educate the children of moderate and low income families, because it is not enough to say we will build for them. we need to say we will build a life for them. and that we will give opportunity to them. i understand that a lot is hinging on this vote. i know it's been a long time coming. i think that area is ripe for development. i think it's a beautiful plan. i know that my colleagues, supervisor jane kim has worked really hard on it. i will say that the one thing that holds me back on this is around the schools. i mentioned it to the giants in 2016 when i met with them, frankly i think it fell on deaf ears. i know people send their kids

it to san francisco customers.'m from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard of the program when the organization was advocating to launch clean power sf. what i'm most excited about, it's going to bring 100% renewable energy to my home and reinvest into renewable energy infrastructure and jobs. i had gone to a lot of street fairs and heard from the staff at the san francisco public utilities commission to sign up for clean power sf even before it launched. >> we learned about clean power sf because our sustainability team is always looking for clean operations. linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site. in this san francisco office there's about 1400 employees working in roughly 400,000 square feet. >> after signing up for the program we heard about the san francisco program and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that

but being a kid in san francisco is a cool thing. being raised in san francisco is great.f these kids from different countries and different backgrounds. very diverse kids bopping around the city and i look at them and i know that almost none of them will be able to live in the city when they graduate college. and that's just not right. that we as parents are not creating a san francisco that our own kids can live in. and the reason they are not going to be able to live here is not because they don't work hard. not because we haven't worked hard to raise them right. they are not going to be able to live here because we did not put in place the types of howing that they could afford on the incomes that they will make. maybe one or two of them will make the killer app and become a tech millionaire. but for the most part they will do the job a lot of us have done that are middle income jobs. so for me as a parent, as a neighbor, as someone from my community, you know, we have to have the services to catch people when they come here as i did. an exile from texas coming here in

san franciscans approved it, every single neighborhood in san francisco approved it, and the neighborhoods that surround it gave it more than 80% approval. this is smart development. those of us living in the area yearn for this and realize how important this is to our overall well-being. thank you again, commissioners, for allowing me to speak. >> thank you. may aguirre. >> good afternoon, president boston marathon don, good afternoon commissioners, director forbes, and members of the public. my name is aguirr 1ed. the parks alliance is the largest park organization serving san francisco's diverse parks and open spaces. we currently sponsor and support a network of over 200 groups, leveraging their ability to develop and maintain creative spaces to maintain in this city. the san francisco parks alliance raises millions to sustain parks and open spaces. today i'm here to -- in the parks alliance, we believe the creation of the. [ inaudible ] -- waterfront and ply an important role in planning equity around city spaces. mission rock development plan with eight acres of new parks is a vital

san jose, san francisco and oakland require their officers to wear body cameras.ek wee told you that thee san mateo police department als started doing the- same. >>> 6:37.n impre this morning olympic snowboarder shaun white is back with a vengeance putting on an headi impressive show during halfpipe qualifying today. >> huge front side 1080. oh, my lord.d. >> isn't thatat amazing.on nbc look at him go. white leading the way heading into the final event tonight and you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. he will also be on the "today" show this morning. remember back in the older days we called him the flying tomato? he is a lot more mature now, mike. >> that wild red hair. he still has red hair, probably less of it or maybe some of its graying. way out there. looking over here, not a lot of red here, that's good news. red means you're basically at a standstill or below 20 miles per hour. we are seeing a little bit of it southbound 680, a crash reported at stone ridge. i think judging by the sensors it's past there, maybe closer to bernl. should be getting ov

san rafael would set a record. napa would fall short. february7th, average high in san jose is 61. yesterday was 77. today the forecast high is 67 and tomorrow it's 74. san jose has set a record high every day from the first of february out until today. and i think they'll set one today. tomorrow might be iffy but close. gilroy 78 would be a record. oakland airport 73 would fall short. santa cruz, 77 would fall well short. their record is 85. and same for calistoga. absolutely locked in. very, very cold conditions, and we have warm and they have cold. and nothing has budged. there's a little change in the pattern and a good system merging with the cold air coming up from texas. you can see watch how these two are colliding. and it's going to form a system for the northeast. if you're heading in that direction, there may be travel delays. fog is down in southern california. high pressure is squashing it and it can't get too far past. and then it runs into the easterly breeze. north wind, north wind, same for the napa airport. and sfo is 59 degrees. 39 in santa rosa. 42 napa airport.

little breezy in downtown san francisco and looks, yes. if you find the baby in the king cake, luck and prosperity and in charge of buying next year's king cake or in charge of throwing the next mardi gras party. >>> 44 degrees in san jose. chilly start to the day and if headed outside, may need a big coat. 52 in san francisco and concord and oakland in the upper 40s. wind across the north bay keeping temperatures from dropping too much and not as cold up across the north bay. the winds are seeing diablo winds coming in in the past 30 minutes or so and oakland hills with gusts as high as 34 miles per hour and breezy through napa, santa rosa, and fairfield. that dry offshore wind is here and we had a lot of that happening yesterday and last night and it's still continuing through the morning hours through 7:00 this morning, 8:00 this morning and by noon, things will come down a lot. most of the bay area and we'll feel barely a breeze. satellite radar showing a few clouds out there east of us but most of san francisco under clear skies espec

heavy rain in the north bay through san francisco. we could see up to 3 inches of rainfall with this storm bringing us 5 inches for some of the coastal mountain ranges. winds pick up after midnight. we'll talk about the wind advisory, the winter storm warning and all that coming up. >>> i.c.e. is calling out oakland mayor libby schaaf saying she endangered their officers in a recent immigration sweep. >> kpix 5's jessica flores with more on the claims and who was arrested. >>> reporter: good morning. that's right. well, oakland mayor libby schaaf had been warning about these immigration raids for several days. it's called operation keep safe. and for the last several days, i.c.e. agents have arrested 150 people all the way down from bakersfield up to the oregon border. oakland's mayor said she warned the public and came out to the public about this issue because she wanted folks to be safe and be prepared in case family members or parents were picked up in these raids. aclu is criticizing these raids and they are saying that i.c.e. ag

the past chair of the san francisco planning and advisory council and board member of the san francisco childcare association. my staff turn over has increased. my staff earns less than the subsidized children we serve. san francisco has invested in many remarkable quality features in the past few years. we have pfa coaches, mental health consultants and other resources but each year we train a new crop of teachers because staff cannot afford to stay in this career. even if they have housing, they cannot afford to send their kids to college to pay for transportation, to start planning for retirement plans early in life to have enough to live on when they retire after a long career in early childhood which they realize they can't do. the city quality money is like a turnstile. if we invest now, however, in ece wages teachers can stay in the career and use affordable housing and other necessities they'll be able to pay for. please vote for the ece part of this initiative and let's work together to get housing funds as our next priority. ec workers care for the homeless children and we're

francisco and 50 in san jose. along the peninsula, 47 foster city with 45 in san mateo. upper 50s with lower 60s and the forecast for today. not much change coming in the days ahead. i will detail what we are expecting coming up but first let's get to the highways.>>> right now traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving approaching the bay bridge from the east shore freeway, 31 minutes continuing from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze and that is not too bad for right now. that is about what we expect. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza we have 20 minutes on the weight. the carpool lanes are moving well so if you are thinking of getting to the city now is a good time. 880 northbound and southbound is moving well past the oakland coliseum and on the san mateo bridge we are looking okay from hayward into foster city but a lot of salt traffic on 580 at the altamont pass because of minor issues. 680 is slow headed south into fremont. let's get back to the desk.>>> a developing story in alam

el hombre, ya está en custodia de las autoridades en la cárcel del condado de san francisco la policíao se habría salido del vehículo y caído a su muerte. pero fideos de cámaras de vigilancia mostraron evidencia de que fue el sospechoso quién lanzó al chihuahua de cuatro años y por sospechoso quién fue ubicado y arrestado ayer en san francisco enfrenta múltiples cargos serios incluyendo crueldad animal, robo, cesión de artículos brutos, vandalismo y violación a una orden de la corte entre otras. pero las autoridades recalcan que aunque se haya efectuado el arresto, si alguien tiene más información por favor comunicarse con ellos. el nombre del dueño no se dio a conocer >> después de años de planificación la comisión de servicios públicos de san francisco y el de de bomberos eligieron el diseño para un sistema de agua. Éste podría suministrar con alta presión, gran cantidad de líquido en caso que sea necesario para controlar grandes incendios. se incluirá en la electoral >> entrega el sospechoso de abusar sexualmente de una estudiante menor de edad. se trata de un sector >> noche fresca

a high of 59 in san francisco.rom the 70s, 63 today and wind speeds have come down a bit around the santa clara valley. notice the coast and peninsula. you will continue to experience those northwest winds all the way through the morning commute. so stay tuned. may have some wind advisories for the mid spans of the bridges as the wind speeds stay up, 15 to 20 miles per hour. overall, the trend on monday will be breezy and cooler but the wind speeds don't look nearly as strong. about half as strong as those gusty winds that picked up outside this afternoon. still around san francisco tonight. morning temperatures in the wind-sheltered valley of the north bay, likely to wake up 30s, 40s elsewhere. highs tomorrow probably the coolest of the next several days, upper 60s and with the breeze probably will feel cooler than that heading into the afternoons. highs in the upper 50s, and though it seems chilly the numbers you see behind me closer to the average highs for this time of year, close to 60 in oakland, around half

san jose. >> san francisco was number five but right now san jose is the worst for our commute.nd 101 recovering from the earlier crash which i got confirmation that cleared at oakland road. 87 and 85 taking more of that slack as folks shift over. 101 still tough over in palo alto, the crash at embarcadero may still be blocking the slow lane. that's a tougher drive getting up the peninsula. aside from those two spots everything else is normal which means you still have the backup at the bay bridge. >> good luck getting through that. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 on this tuesday. we have more news and weather for you, don't forget to join us. it is tuesday and almost 7:00. enjoy the day. >>> good morning. wall street's wild ride. markets around the world down sharply this morning, as investors brace for more turmoil, one day after the dow's nearly 1200-point plunge, the largest one-day point drop ever. >> we moved almost the whole year in an afternoon. >> what does it all me

they are the great equalizer in san francisco.is for everybody in our city to enjoy, and what an amazing place that we have, two new playgrounds in civic center for our city to enjoy. you think about this neighborhood here, where we have more families living here. you mentioned this is mayor lee's legacy, and i remember working with supervisor kim so closely, we talk about all the improvements going from fulton plaza to here, it's been an amazing transformation over the course of the last few years, and we couldn't do it without or partners, to the jill and helen diller family foundation, thank you for all of your support. please, a round of applause for them. and to all of the parents that are here today, i want to say thank you. thank you for raising your children here in san francisco. we are giving our children an amazing gift that they may not know today, but years later when they can claim to be native san franciscans, when they can claim that they grew up on our parks and playgrounds, and they can claim to be the new genera

san francisco at 56. i'll talk about more afternoon highs, coming up. >>> a few brake lights along 580 near 205. we are starting to see delays build. a 24-minute ride from 205 over to 680. definitely seeing more cars backing up in cash lanes. a 10-minute ride if you have fast track, into san francisco. and we are getting reports of delays, 13-minutes bart. >>> a critical memo of the fbi is expected to be released today despite objections. >> reporter: good morning to you both. sources tell us president trump intends to approve the release of a 9-page document that alleges fbi misconduct. president trump does not have the authority to order when the memo could be made public. the green light sends the memo back to the intelligence committee. the miami mow is a document republicans wrote up on the house intelligence committee. those familiar with it said it explains why the fbi wire tapped a former trump campaign aide. >> if then several liberties arpu abused, -- civil liberty tis were abused -- liberties w

our values in san francisco are just as important. our fight never more clear and our role to implement these reforms never more needed. i look forward to working with attorney general and the california department of justice. our chief, our police commissioners, the police officers association and many of our communities that -- many of the folks from our communities that are here today to implement these really important reform efforts. thank you all so much for being here. with that, i want to introduce my colleague on the board of supervisors, supervisor cohen has been a champion on police reform effort, including her ballot measure on police accountability that was passed by voters to make sure that there are independent investigations when there is an officer-involved shooting. with that, i would like to introduce supervisor cohen. >> good morning. i know this is a heavy topic, but i wanted to affirm that we all in this room come together to stand collectively for peace and justice. particularly paying attention to those members

francisco and san franciscans. he's native of oakland, student and graduate of freemont high, where his teacher first noticed his exceptional talents. while we tangle from time to time with the academy of art and we set a little bit of litigation with them, michael got his first break at the academy of art with richard stevens, who actually gave him a scholarship can kind of a scholarship, in reality, in exchange for sweeping the place up, richard got -- michael got art lessons from richard. and he acknowledged the talent. and upon graduation from the academy, michael worked for the famous -- i don't know how many of you were around that will remember ruse atkins, i think supervisor yee and fewer would. i remember ruse. and soon launched his own commercial art at 311 columbus avenue where you just furnished me the most awesome picture of the front door of that. you looked just about the same, but you have black hair in that picture. and there he created children's books, billboards, paint ads and what michael refer

san diego is always sunny.e company studied valentine day related searches from across the country and that's how they came up with the list. >> i've been to five of the top six. >> got to go shopping for love. >> that should be their tag line. >> the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. >> that's right. >> i solved the puzzle. >> you're just like, oh, my gosh, it's tomorrow. >> it is tomorrow. >> so, yeah, as you rush out today to get those valentines presents and make sure you don't forget. >> roses are fresh. >> yes. everything is all good. the chocolate covered strawberries are fresh, all of that stuff. >> wow. >> looking live right now at san francisco, wasn't on the list, wasn't it, i don't know why -- all right. so we are going to have temperatures starting out cool this morning and that seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. 50 degrees now in napa, oakland 49 degrees and it's 44 in san jose and morgan hill you're winning right now at 34 degrees, the coldest temperature across the

mid 40s san francisco. low 40s in oakland. freezing in livermore and 40 degrees in san jose.per 30s, a few low 40s at best. even chillier than yesterday at last in many spots. high pressure still parts over the pacific, can't lose that but it has backed off enough to allow a system dropping into vancouver. the breezy conditions expected for today and a little bit of rain you can see and snow over washington, oregon, northern california, the sierra could pick up a lit bill this -- little bit this weekend. we are remaining dry for today and tomorrow, we do get an opportunity for rain monday. right now the cool northwest flow, we will get clouds out of this. a mix of sun and clouds today. and again going to be cool. take a look at the numbers in just a moment. take a look at futurecast model taking you out on a mop day. here is your saturday, i should say. mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon. you can see the tahoe area, sierra picking up rain and snow. now into sunday, partly cloudy. we've got the wet weather still to the north of us. as we get into early monday morning it c

city of san francisco. including the need for hundreds of affordable housing units. with much planning and community input, the mission rockland use plan includes 40% affordable housing for low and middle income families. it also includes mixed unit sizes with two and three bedrooms for families. mission rock will create eight acres of open park and space, neighborhood serving retail and onsite childcare for the community. in all of the years operating at&t park, the san francisco giants have formed relationships with the city and local nonprofits, including hamilton families and heading home initiatives to address family homelessness. the long-term commitment is why i urge you to support the project today. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> i'm the ceo of the parks alliance, serving diverse city parks and open spaces, serving over 200 organization or friend of group, together with our partners, raising millions annually to improve our parks, playgrounds and open spaces. i'm speaking in support of the ap

los nÚmeros de emergencia damos consulados son de san franz ico 4156991885 san jose 18554636395. de metanfetaminas en su propia casa, donde vivÍa con sus tres hijos menores de 10 aÑos, josÉ ramÍrez de 37 y iliana torres cruz de 24 aÑos, preparaban la droga en una de las habitaciones donde dormÍa sus hijos. durante el arrestolos agentes encontraron $80,000 f y un revÓlver cargado. >>de ahora en adelante, la policÍa de san mateo tendrÁ cÁmara incorporada en informes oficiales, de esta manera todos los actos donde la policÍa san mateo tenga participaciÓn quedarÁn con la evidencia guardada ica dada. >>la incertidumbre sobre temas de inmigraciÓn se mantiene la mente de muchos estudiantes san jose. >>con miembros del distrito escolar realizaron una conferencia para tratar de darles tranquilidad, marÍa antonieta mejÍa escuchamos buenas tardes. >>buenas tardes palmira, ramÓn, se llevÓ cabo una reunión en la escuela de san jose para tratar de darle tranquilidad a los estudiantes ante rumores de posible redadas de migraciÓn, escuchen. >>la escuela secundaria de san jose fuese de una confer

you in towards san francisco. we will give you a bigger look coming up. >>> to the latest developments out of florida this morning. that's where people are still trying to grasp with what unfolded there this week after the death of 17 people in a shooting rampage. >> this as investigators now say the suspect has confessed. last night thousands attended a vigil in parkland. they remembered the victims including a football coach, a future college swimmer and a national merit scholarship finalist. the devastation felt by an entire city and the calls from school leaders for change. >> now is the time for us to enact some common sense gun laws in this country. >> investigators are revealing more about the 19-year-old suspect. they say he took an uber to the school he once attended with a legally purchased assault rifle hidden in a duffle bag. the suspect is now on suicide watch. president trump is expected to visit parkland tomorrow. >>> happening today, many tamalpais high school students will march after school to ra

look at the daytime highs for san jose, 76 degrees, east san jose also at about 76 degrees, 74 degrees milpitas, east bay also into our low mid 70s for oakland, a high of 72 and your walnut creek 75 and the interior valley 73 degrees. now, along the peninsula you can expect to see a little bit more of that cloud cover into the afternoon but eventually that will clear out nicely making way for another fairly warm night into tonight. daly city 72, check out san francisco, yes, those are 70s across the board. definitely going to be a great day to enjoy the outdoors, mission 74, embarcadero 74 degrees and for the north bay upper 70s in some spots like sonoma 76, santa rosa also expected to top out into the mid to upper 70s. let's look at the long range outlook because we have had this period of warm dry weather for the past couple of days and i want to show you what's been keeping us that way. as i mentioned this big h is that ridge of high pressure that's been sitting over the bay area and if you notice fast forwarding this timeline through february 9th it looks like those warmer temperat

also in san francisco, san carlos, alameda at 51. 46 at san jose and san ramon along with tracy.ere's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. wanted to show you how wet it was. thank you, sue, for letting me borrow this camera. the commute tomorrow, it's going to be for mass transit, cool this afternoon and wet as the roads will be and breezy, as the bay will be. san francisco, chance of wet weather through 8:00 and showers between 2:00 and 6:00. temperature hovering around 50 degrees for the better part of today. the south bay, rain from 8:00 to 10:00. a break up until about 4:00 to 6:00 when scattered showers are possible. your temperatures will top out in the mid-50s from about noon to 4:00. we'll take an hour by hour look at the rain today. we've got a stronger storm coming up on thursday. that's in my accuweather seven-day forecast. how is the rain affecting the commute, sue? >>> a lot of problems out there. the commute out of tracy, which is typically slow. now a 45-minute drive. an incident on west 580, we'll talk about that in a second. another solo spinout blocking the righ

san francisco is a tourist destination. how we weave that together and respect the industrial nranlds which most of the nonretail businesses are located is going to be tricky and that is where the task force can step in. and the big question that everyone asks me as i walk around the neighbourhood is when is my corner store going to have a cannabis shelf? in other words, accessory use. accessory use, again a bookend. whether it is the conversation of this year or next, it will be a conversation pushed by our small businesses who are seeing profitability in cannabis retail and want to participate in that opportunity and, as we evolve this system in one, two, maybe three years, we'll be ready for that conversation. the task force would like to bring that up as part of its year three vision. and, of course, consumption. we cannot get away from the fact that people will buy and they need to consume and the way the legislation came out of sacramento, it has to be in a private residence with the permission of the land lord. that

matthews school in san mateo.n broke leading to traffic congestion, flooding and the closure of the school. firefighters responded to a report of a broken water main near el camino real and notre dame avenue around 6:40 a.m on february 8th. the 24-inch water ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will with you the morning. ( james ) oakland police tried to stop a thief from stealing a truck ... but instead the man led officers on a nearly thirty mile chase into antioch. sunday afternoon the man drive the stolen escalade to antioch and parked it in a driveway. police said he refused to get out of the truck... so they fired a substance called 'c-s' ...similar to tear gas... that shattered the escalade's windows. neighbors in the area said they were unaware that the man was part of a crime... < "i didn't know he was part of a pursuit because he didn't come off like he was running with anyone. because he locked eyes with me.">( james ) with the help of a police dog... the thief was finally taken into custody. police have not rele

san jose is at 53. there is enough of an off shore breeze and northerly breeze to keep this pattern going, which means probably another sixth day of record highs for many. there is a lot of fog in southern california. coastal variety. not june bloom. heading towards santa barbara and san luis obispo. then it will run into resistance. napa airport says 60. fairfield is 59. livermore is 57. one observation in oakland is 60. berkeley lab is 63. city now 61 officially. i mean, the record is 77. they may get close to that if that continues. i don't see any reason why it won't. high pressure is here and not doing anything except getting us near record highs. 70s for just about everybody. 7:01. sal, do you have good news, bad news, or what? >> i would say it is about the same. traffic is beginning to normalize a little bit. i want to show you the traffic at the toll plaza will be backed up all the way to the maze which is typical. we had an earlier crash on the bridge. it wasn't serious at all but it slowed th

san francisco hit 77 degrees, san josi 79, concord actually reached 80. today temperatures will be slightly cooler, 56 for san francisco right now, santa rosa 48 degrees. we are not seeing patchy fog forming at all. visibility is nice and clear out there. satellite and radar is showing a few thin clouds along the coastline. there's more cloud cover in southern california. for our area, things are okay, nice clear conditions with plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. more on the windy conditions, coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you. we'll take it right back to the south bay, tracking this roll overaccident, chp now on the scene. this is southbound 280 at wolf road, not blocking any lanes or slowing anyone down. we'll take a trip down 280, right where it intersects with highway 80 and 17, morning commute starting to get busier there. 880 south of 238, southbound direction on the right side is moving right at the limit, 10 minutes from 238 to 84. 580 westbound, headlights there, the diamonds and rubies, 24 minutes between 205 and 680. no delays heading

san jose you tied yours at 79. san francisco hit 73 degrees. more records will be broken across the bay area. clear skies, a high pressure ridge taking hold of our state. offshore winds are going to continue, especially later on this afternoon. humidity levels are dropping because of the east to west winds. temperatures upper 50s for concord and oakland, this is warm. 56 degrees in san francisco. our temperatures are well on the rise, and i will explain how warm we are about to get, coming up. >>> a classified memo that slams the fbi is expected to be released today. >> jackie has been following this story all morning longies are. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news president trump intends to approve the release of the memo. president trump does not have the authority to order when the memo can be made public. his green light means the memo would be sent back to the intelligence committee, and they would decide on a timetable. those familiar with the memo says it explains why the fbi wire tapped a former trump campaign aide. >> if american civil

of san francisco. i did not have those services after i left the group home, and i think what the giants and mission rock are doing is great to support transitional age youth from foster and group homes. i ask that you please approve the mission rock project and let's keep the communication going. thank you and have a great evening. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is karen alschuler. i'm a resident of san francisco. i can't stay away from the excitement of the edge of a city -- of a great city or working to find the best role for that edge in the city or reaping the benefits of the investments we and private people -- city and the private people make in those areas, and taking leadership because it's so visible. it tells the story about a city. in that experience, i think mission rock stands out for me. i've been engaged since day one, jack, on the project, and i think it's really stayed true to its values, open arms and focus on the public first. i'd like to emphasize the way in which the commun

on the campus of the silly college in san jose. the story coming up after the break. -- city college. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the state of the city in san jose. the mayor delivered his aggressive -- his address lying out his vision for the year ahead. it was interrupted by hecklers. jesse gary is live on the campus of san jose city community college with what he had to say. >> reporter: even as san jose -- new development and new businesses. a new transit hub with bart. the mayor acknowledges what he calls a prosperity paradox. scores of residents are being priced out or pushed out. the mayor laid out an agenda tackling several problems.>>> my husband your mayor sammy -- ricardo.>> reporter: int

they have been broken into in san jose since last spring. mail trucks in oakland, pleasant hill, antioch and richmond have been targeted. >>> the navy shared findings with the community. officials decided to retest the shipyard in san francisco for radiation. this is a story brought to life by a bay area nbc investigation. the shipyard is along san francisco's waterfront, an area set to become the largest ever redevelopment projects. >> our big message is the people who live and work here are safe now. we're doing everything we can to do a thorough investigation. >> san francisco officials say they will not accept any land from the navy until regulators can prove that it is clean. >> a follow-up now at 4:36 on that fire at a scrap metal facility in richmond. that smoke so thick people could see it and smell it from miles away. they measured the particles in the air and say levels were 100 times more than what's considered hazardous, an issue people living nearby shelter in place nearly 12 hours after the fire. more tests of air quality are n

san francisco.e proud history of fearless and courageous activism while acknowledging the fight for justice is far from over. the african american community has built a very strong foundation in our city, and we continue to play an integral role in shaping the future. from board president london breed to supervisor cohen, to naomi kelley, to the countless teachers, and muni workers, we will continue top rely on the african american community to move our city forward. thank you to you, our city family, and all of the committee members who are here supporting this great event today. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> now we'll hear welcoming remarks from the president of the board of supervisors london breed. >> the hon. l. breed: thank you, everyone. thank you so much for that warm welcome. you know, it's an honor to be here today to celebrate black history month and the kickoff to what will happen throughout the city and county of san francisco for the rest of this month. and i want to start by tell

and san jose.i-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appearance that the employees are either living at the parlor or are being brought to work in groups. traffickers also take to the internet using sites like wechat and kakaotalk to recruit victims.sot: vanessa russell, love never

in san jose it is 3.29.rth bay in san rafael the average price for a gallon of regular is 3.40. ( james ) the chinese new year is fast approaching... and here in san francisco... a number of celebrations are underway for the big festivities.( darya ) san francisco's chinatown is one of the largest in the nation... and every year the celebration is one to remember. the new year starts mid february... and the celebration continues for about 2 weeks. this year marks the year of the dog... the annual parade will be held on february 24th in chinatown. ( darya ) governor brown wants to beef up dam inspections -- one year after a near disaster forced 200- thousand people from their homes. the state assembly has given its approval to a bill requiring annual inspections for higher-risk dams. the final vote came as repairs to the oroville dam's main and emergency spillways continue. both spillways at the dam collapsed a year ago yesterday. the measure also sets standards for inspections... requires review of dams' ori

san rafael 12. novato 16. so it's chilly and it's windy and yes, it always ends up feeling colder than it is when it does that. getting breezy out there. we are going to continue to see the north winds this morning and then the wind direction will shifted a bit to the northeast but fairly calm throughout the day today and for the weekend. we have a nice calm looking weekend ahead. here's another great view of coit tower. san francisco right now temperatures 42. look at livermore just dropped down to 29 degrees. santa rosa at 37. san jose 39. concord 34. the areas where i showed you the stronger winds it feels colder. here's the rain we got. obviously it's not much. it's a small amount. some places didn't get anything. that pulled us out of our dry screen. day 28 we got rain .01 but it's something. for the day cold clear skies where the system has moved on to further to eastern nevada bringing them some snowfall. utah as well getting snow. but for california, it's going to stay pretty clear through the weekend.