character that makes san francisco, san francisco. we don't want to be manhattan. well, i don't want it to be manhattan. or wherever places people come from. they think that's a better choice. so again, i don't want to go on and on. but basically, we'd like to see growth. we like to see area plans be accepted. the fact that none of us on the west side have been able to do area plans is mainly because we haven't had any resources. all the resources in the city in the last few decades -- forever -- decades, have been concentrated in this area for good reasons, but still, you have to open up the purses to make sure we have resources that we can actually plan for these things on the west side. i'm glad we're starting a process of supervisor fewer and supervisor mar, we're looking at those issues. and so given all that, you know, i would be supportive of senator wiener's bill if he could make some of these amendments that gives us opportunity to make a choices, to figure out how to increase the housing stock for our areas. i don't see anyb

i've always felt san francisco was my home, not san leandro. i'm living there again, unfortunately, even though this is my favorite place, it's not that affordable. but i do want to thank all the trans community for believe in homobiles, primary, for the stories you tell, like donna persona was reminding me, when she got into the car, and other people were telling me the terrible things that would happen to them at the hands of other public forms of transportation drivers, and i did not realize at that time was homobiles was a necessary serve and continues to be necessary, sadly. and i hope that we as a community can continue to inspire all forms of transportation around the world to step up and, like, raise standards and not allow any kind of violence against our communities. so thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> president yee: okay, colleagues, it's my turn. first of all, before i even get started, i want to thank supervisor mandelman once again for really making this happen sometime today. certainly, things fall apart, but i

jose 57 for oakland and 56 for san francisco. and that's pretty indicative of what expect for high temperatures all over the bailout of uniformity and again see some sun to begin in the morning hours. but things will change future cast for says a might see some sun early tomorrow morning, shore breaking up a little bit and then rebuilding as we can see in the afternoon hours so someone variable clouds, here's this mass of rain still out to sea by 9.15 or so after probably 11 o'clock that's what it's going to impact the bay area with moderate to occasionally maybe some heavy showers imbedded with all of that and this will linger into your wednesday morning commute and that maybe even perhaps as late as wednesday night too. much of the rest of the week, however, and kind of an event for might get some drizzle. this is the first wave are talking about we take a little bit of a breather and then there comes the next system working on timing on that weekend system. we might see some sun on your saturday. but again rain looks like it's

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light rain falling in san francisco.t rain from this storm, which is a 1 on our storm impact scale does fall this morning. we get a little bit of a break before more rain arrives on friday. temperatures not warming much today. mid to upper 50s, possibly 60 in santa cruz. tonight, mid 40s to low 50s. just a couple degrees cooler than this morning thanks to a few breaks in the cloud cover. some fog will develop. we have heavy rain in the eastern part of san ramon right now. heavy downpours heading up towards mountain view, mission college boulevard on 101 heading towards santa clara. heading south on 17, or you head south on 101 or 82, down towards ed edenvale, coyote, moderate rain here, too. the best threat of thunderstorms in the monterey bay and southward with flooding rain possible in southern california. for us, standing water during the morning commute. yellows still out there. that's moderate to some heavier downpours. those go away heading towards noon and into the afternoon hours, even the green starts to shrink

san francisco today. of san >>> red coats and red hats filled san francisco today, kicking off santa-con. santas flooded union square to start the bar crawl through the city. it was the 25th anniversary of this event. it's a strange one. organizers had more than 12,000 people attending this year. a lot of drinking involved. and really nice side, too. the santas brought more than 1,500 toys for the toy drive put on by the san francisco police department. >> a lot of it has to do with making sure that you're representing santa in a proper way, that you're respectful, kind. you know, if you meet any kids, you know, that you're not -- you're not being a bad santa. that you're being good. >> repin santa better be good. this is the largest in the history of the toy drive. >>> rob, a last look at the crazy weather. >> hopefully santa-con wrapped up before that. right now christmas in the park in san jose seeing a pretty good drenching as the heavier rain moves out of the south bay. and a few more showers off to

next speaker. >> my name isally geller from walk san francisco and on behalf of walk san francisco, we offer our condolences to supervisor safai. we are very grateful to the board of supervisors for taking a strong stance for our city's children today. united nation's convention on the rights of a child offer a holistic way of san francisco strengthening ways of caring for our children. in order for san francisco to be a truly child friendly city, we want to be sure that we're creating safe streets for walking, biking, scooting, and playing for all children in every neighborhood. if we all work quickly toward this vision, we will all benefit every age and every ability. child friendly streets will benefit all our lives and our communities, and it will set our city apart in the best possible way and lead other cities to follow. thank you all. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is nick pasquariello. i'm delivering you a letter from the californians association of retired americans. this is to every member of the board of supervisors and to

17, same with san francisco and brentwood, napa 15 and san jose .75. santa rosa is the most i can see just shy of a half inch of rain. a lot of moisture continues to stream across the pacific, a lot of it is the tail end but gives us some rain, a lot of cloud cover. 50s on the temperatures starting off very mild, a series of systems saturday then it looks like a cooler break but drier as we head into sunday, the next couple of days, lots of clouds and mild temperatures, low 60s for some. >>> yesterday, highway 37, what about today? but today we are off to a good start. i have been watching those closely saying right now we have a good start to those commutes and to the bay bridge as well, not much of a backup here, just after 5:00, sometimes we already have a backup but now, it doesn't seem to be pretty good, a nice look at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge and no major issues in the area, like where the commute is starting, to give you another update addictive units. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developing news from oakland where a

that is not a san francisco value. i am so glad that san francisco is demanding that we have our san francisco values present in sb50 and if not the bill needs to fail. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good morning. i am laurie leader man. i would like to thank you for developing the amendments to make the needs of communities primary and for being prepared for the battle. i remain skeptical the bill for preempting public input can be opposite. these are essential roles for government. these assign that to local government and communities where it belongs. california is the fifth or sixth largest economy in the world and most populous state in the u.s. these are further away from public accountability and susceptible to lobbying. this is a recipe for disruption and displacement. compromising is not viable without all of the amendments, sb50 must be opposed. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. corey smith san francisco how, o housing coalition. the authors haven't read the bill or understand what it does. r

of san francisco. so it's -- our job is to educate people and be able to familiarize themselves on doing this census. >> you go on-line and do the census. it's available in 13 languages, and you don't need anything. it's based on household. you put in your address and answer nine simple questions. how many people are in your household, do you rent, and your information. your name, your age, your race, your gender. >> everybody is $2,000 in funding for our child care, housing, food stamps, and medical care. >> all of the residents in the city and county of san francisco need to be counted in census 2020. if you're not counted, then your community is underrepresented and will be underserved. >> it did take a village. i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship. the difference that it made for me is i had a job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪

san jose. this year reporting live christina teatro kron 4 news, thanks christina. >>new this morning apollo out for teenagers in police custody for making an online shooting threat against gun high school of the 17 year-old student threatened. >>that the shooting would take place today police went to the student's home and found a bb gun there the student was taken in for a mental health evaluation and could face criminal charges. >>happening today, a woman who rammed a barber with her car because she didn't like her son's hair cut is going to go to court ruby del good deal is charged with attempted murder hit and run and 2 counts of child abuse for using or carter rundown brian martin the barber last thursday after she got upset because he nicked her son's neck during a haircut. martin the barber went right through the plate glass front of the store got a broken legad to have surgery on a metal rod inserted in his leg. l good deal. the mother and then took off in her car, but wednesday night

let's beat san jose and oakland in endorsing this win/win resolution for our fellow san franciscos. you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi. my name is alex, district 8, represent. i'm also here in support of hr 763. i'm here because my mom told my sister i need to stop being so negative about climate change. any time a bird flew by i would say we better enjoy it now, it's probably hungry, did you annoy 25 percent population decrease in songbirds. i said i hope they make it. i don't want to be that person. i don't want to sit there and be negative and not say i tried to do something. this involves all of us. it's obviously intersectional. i even found this suit to put onto come to you guys. i will be back. i want to help and i know we can be a leader in san francisco and in california. thank you, guys. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you for all your patience in listening to all of us. my name is patricia. i did not finish college because i couldn't pass public speaking. but i'm standing here right now in city hall, speaking, because this is so important to me. as an o

two breaking stories out of san jose, one the active police state investigation blocks away from san jose state investigation, and the other is that active amber alert that started in san jose. all of that information on our website including the picture of 2-year-old deabethany. i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:31. >> good morning. if you're just joining us, a quick update of weather and traffic where you live. >> it is a cold start out there. just a bit of cloud cover on the peninsula. overall the current numbers continue to plummet. the sun coming up at 7:17. we will continue to see these numbers drop. 43 in oakland. compared to 24 hours ago, you thought it was cold yesterday morning. it's colder this morning. 7 degrees colder in oakland, concord and livermore. a lot of sunshine. we'll see temperatures climb quickly through the 40s to about 50 noontime. by the afternoon we're into the upper 50s. so another nice day on the way. the winds will be light, even at the coast we'll see mid 50s, sun setting at 4:52. it's going to be a nice afternoon. the clouds incre

the individual will not be returning to gunderson or any other positn in san jo unified, san jose surf also issued a statement saying in part upon learning of s charges we took immediate action and remove him from all contact with our players prior to any formal announcement from the authorities this coach has been dismissed from all duties at the club and will not be returning, san jose sheriff says it met families of the team led by good terrorists and have not found any evidence to suggest that any inappropriate actions have taken place between the coach, any underage players on e club. police are nonetheless reaching out to any other possible victims when we know tt the suspects have had. >>numerous contacts with muiple. juveniles we look to see if there are addional victims, we know oftentimes that thoseictims for whater reason are afraid to come forward, it's so we encouraged him to come forward if they have anything that they want to report anything inappropriate involving the suspect we do encourage them to repo that to police. >>san jose unified saidthat a walk or temporary co

not so far from san jose. we want to get to the video right away, happened around 10:00 last night. san jose police have not told us who the victim is nor what that person's condition is. however, we also know that san jose police asked the chp to activate an amber alert for a 2-year-old little girl taken around the same time. the amber alert is for this little girl, 2-year-old, who may have been taken by her father. she's bethany caranzza, not a super clear picture but the most recent picture that police had. she was last seen with her father, 24-year-old victor megania, last sneep a light green 2007 hyundai, license plate 7xjx025. he is considered armed and dangerous. if you see the car, you are asked to call 911. chp has broadened out that amber alert to san joaquin county, he might be on the move. we're asking questions and we'll see you back here in half an hour. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. we'll check back with you >> it is also a chilly start this morning

livermore is better, but still some fog there. 51 in san mateo, san bruno. up in the north bay, cooler. 40 for you in santa rosa. sun on the way for everyone. even though it is cooler here, it's clear. we have the clouds lingering in the east bay and south bay. looking at san francisco commuting, if you're working, getting out on the bay, conditions will be calm today. a northwesterly swell will be increasing tomorrow into new year's day. it is going to be rough out there. if you're headed to the coast, you may want to because we'll have dry conditions not only today through the end of the year, the start of 2020. today it's full sunshine. 57 in san francisco. 60 in concord and napa. 59 in san jose. little fog tonight. temperatures dropping off into the low 40s in the north bay. so chilly there. 40s elsewhere. it's kind of quiet out there, huh? >> total crickets, which is a good thing for commuters. looking live at emeryville. this is live picture showing 80 now. those headlights moving towards the maze and the bay bridge. 5:40 this morning, metering lights

we're asking san jose police for more details on the crime scene near san jose state. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we're hoping for the best. kris will update us throughout the day on "today in the bay." >> you probably see kris' breath, it's a cold start to our morning. >> colder than we've had in quite a while. the cold front moved through this weekend, leaves us with clear skies and chilly temperatures. that's a live look outside in walnut creek. we have some upper 30s to start out the day. yes, you need a thicker coat and maybe layers as our temperatures head into the mid-50s today. a nice one with a lot of sunshine. we'll talk more about this and some rain moving in by the middle of the week. right now, mike, you have a clear view of the bay bridge. >> crystal clear. kari, you said the clear skies, no blanket to keep us warm, it's a cool view of the tower headed westbound with the taillights in through treasure island tunnel, and a smooth flow of traffic. we are looking at the sensors, no problems on the approach there, north bay, a little bit

there is a crash in san pablo. no slowing has shown up and no major crashes on the report right now. i was going to show you the golden gate bridge as well, you can see how very clear it is, just a couple of cars, a few coming into the city. marcus? >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news this morning from overseas, hundreds of people protesting at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. some made it inside that compound. people are angry following deadly u.s. air strikes last week that killed 25 fighters from the iran-backed shiite militia in iraq. the mourners held funerals for those killed in baghdad in a neighborhood earlier and marched on to the heavily fortified green zone and kept walking until they reached the embassy. sunday u.s. forces bombed the militia after accusing them of firing rockets on a u.s. base in iraq that killed one american. >>> everybody will be waiting for the ball to drop and the fireworks to go off at midnight in new york city and looking for a good vantage point to do all of that. thom jensen is live

in san francisco. two pedestrians walking on the sidewalk right where you're looking. this is locust street and clay street ts afternoon, presidio heights. a man and woman were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the tree did not do much damage to the house. >>> a deadly crash in the east bay. police are looking into whether the rain was a factor. happened after 3:00 in the morning on highway 2 had -- 24 in orinda. the driver crashed into a tree head on. the three people in the car all died at the scene. two lanes of the highway closed during the investigation. chp has not identified the driver but say the passengers were a man from oakland and a man from hayward. police are now looking into what role the wet pavement played and how fast the driver may have been going. >> wet weather, we need -- slowing down is probably one of most important factors. allow yourself extra time. the road way conditions especially at night. the rain started up again today. we encourage people to slow down and take

we are not -- it's no longer san francisco, san jose, oakland, maybe danville, san ramon. this is a new york, los angeles, las vegas. >> i hear people increasingly we all do from all over the country, the impression of san francisco is negative. not that they've been here a long time. >> and seeing. >> let's talk about the navigation center as one possible solution. >> that's what the mayor is also trying to do. this is going to be one of six navigation homeless shelters being set up around the city of san francisco. you can see the map there. they're all pretty well spread out in the southern part of town. a lot of industial areas as well. but this new one is different, and this is really going to get the eyes of the country on it because it is situated right on san francisco's embarcadero, right on the waterfront. and if you look around there, what you see, it's on a parking lot by the port. but next to it are some of the most expensive condaleeza omini the west coast. who are going to be living next to a navigation center, it's going to be clean, orderly and not have an

>>we back from san francisco. i think i'm getting old because a kid is a late commuter and i'm like he looks like he's he know. >>i just. old is getting younger. older anyway just be aware that you can. >>attention now to another part of the east bay bridge and is targeting metro by t mobile phone stores in oakland and robbing them at gunpoint and here's some surveillance video at least 3 stores have been hit so far in this video from the latest robbery, this week it took place at the store on 38 an international. another robbery happened at the store on boulevard near high street back in mid october and the store owner says this armed robber comes up demands cash from the clerk's and appears to be the same and in each case. >>you can tell that he's used to doing this and he's used to get away with this and he knows how the system works everybody get down on the ground everybody did on the ground and screen it off as long as and some ploys got on the ground someplace that up with a hands up. >>the oakland police d

upper 50s in san francisco in oakland, low 60s for san jose and concord. tracking the next big storm, we'll time out the rain as we ahead toward tomorrow. we're dealing with that fog this morning. >> yeah, it looks like the drive this morning, chp issued fog advisory for alameda county and altamonte pass and san jose and highway 4. careful as you hit the freeways, limited visibility, taking a look at the bay area bridges, okay here at the golden gate bridge. no delays. a nice start to your drive as you come out of marin county into san francisco with no delays. 18-minute drive time to go south 101 to 37 into san fis at the be as mary just showed you. we're seeing foggy conditions here.ve t toll plaza here. reports of a minor accident, not far from where this camera is. doesn't look like it is causing anything out of the ordinary. we're seeing a few cars stacking up in the pass lanes and foggy at the san mateo bridge. more of that coming up in minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec. we have new video coming out of novado of a house fire that ended up killing an elde

the whole city of san francisco co to see the golden gate bridge in san francisco.ot of people have come here, appointed to the fact that this is the view at they can see. to see anything in it advisories in place unt 10 o'clock this morning wouldn't be surprised if the fog 100. >>ok thank you sarah. >>now it was an instant classic day game against c new orlea saints and a nail biter to sit down to the wire to finalew saying if they of course. off but it was kid and was the key takea look at the final winning field goal. >>go with the golden foot. bu again, yeah it was a nail-biter all game long all 4 quarters. it was aack and forth battle of quarterbacks really e offense for both teams the shining bit about thisame >>score was up so high where was the defense side. that the fence on the face not the falcon so much coming up, but then you got the rams and they also have the seahawks to an end this season's thank you to the rams and jerick hoffer helping us out tonight this is real but the raiders they lost again. what they gt one more game at the coliseum in that's

we're on san bruno avenue between glenside and -- right here at glenside and san bruno.ive in san bruno, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks. you can track the storm with the abc7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> traffic is one issue we're focused on as part of our effort to build a bet ter the richmond-san rafael bridge has been a source of major issues for thousands of drivers including lane closures. you might remember crews had to shore up the expansion joints after concrete fell on to the lower deck on two occasions earlier this year. now north bay assemblyman mark levine is asking for your input. he wants to hear from you on what type of bridge is needed to meet the region's needs into the next century. if you have feedback, levine is ask you to post it on social media with #ridgemondbridge. >>> traffic affecting your quality of life that's why abc7 news spent a week looking at your commute options from apps to avoid gridlock to bridges that could have been built but w

before coming to san francisco to talk about climate change. >>> a huge financial loss for san francisco, pulling its annual open world conference, the company says high prices and dirty streets are to blame, amber lee has details on the move to las vegas. >> reporter: the american geophysical union and international nonprofit association is back in san francisco this week. it went elsewhere in 2017 and 2018 while misquoting center was under construction for the expansion project. >> such a nice city. i am kind of glad to be here. >> reporter: some attending the conference say even budget motels are expensive and they are worried about their safety. >> we didn't see somebody get mugged on the street the first day we were here at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: people who attended the annual open world conference found the san francisco hotel rates too high conditions. oracle moving the conference to las vegas, oracle said the city and the vast amenities are tailor-made for hosting large- scale events and we look forward to bringing the industries most comprehensive technology and dev

the low 40s in oakland and san jose. the mid-40s for san francisco. checking the visibility, it is a foggy start to the day, especially for the tri-valley pick livermore down to a quarter of a mile. dense fog in livermore this morning. looking at half a mile for napa starting off the day. chilly temperatures with areas of fog and patty frost as well kicking off the day. plenty of sun heading through the afternoon. enjoy it. it will be cool with below average temperatures this time of year running about 5 degrees below average and the rain returns on tuesday night into christmas day with the next weather system. here is the reason why. we have a the low pressure system that brought the frontal boundary are we yesterday and did bring the rain. this pushes out. we have the week ridge of high pressure building in, at least for today. we have the break from the rain today and then tracking the next weather system, far out to the west. this will bring the return of the rain for us christmas eve and christmas day. here we go of the futurecast, hour-by-hour.

20, 2019 as irene yee riley day in san francisco. thank you, commissioners. >> thank you very much. any commissioner comments? i just want to say and i will start crying. mark, you have been a rack. >> you can't say i didn't make you cry. >> irene is my rock. she is my car buddy for the last six months, and both of you have just -- what you have done for the commission and small business in san francisco. mark with sf maid. you truly took especially when we were talking about small manufacturing in the eastern part of the city. you stood up for the small manufacturers. we got laws changed to help those people out. that was so vital. and irene, what you have done not only for small business and banking and helping small businesses and reviewing those small business loans that we have done over the years, and what you have done for the asian-american community especially chinatown and the sunset. every time we talked about programs, you always made sure things were done in chinese and people would understand and you were forceful with

san francisco did that. so i salute san francisco. i made the right choice, you know. and every day, you know, when we're open, we welcome 25 to 30 transgender non-conforming individuals. my most ecstatic pleasure is to let them know things that are happening about san francisco that can improve the quality of their lives. these are folks who are usually in crisis mode and choose not to be in shelters because they would rather be in the streets. they feel safer in the streets. we're trying to improve that. we have such amazing leadership that works with my community. i want to thank you all for that. i specialize in event productions, and i think i can probably say that we have uplifted many of our events, and you provided that also from the human rights commission to the office of transgender initiative, you've given us some perks to make things really better for us. i cannot thank you all enough for allowing me to do that and let me flourish. and being a member of positively trans has allowed me to really just be myself. i want to let everyone know, hey, i'm hiv posi

, san francisco. and that's something that i know that you are very engaged in. and we need to continue to find ways, including this bridge funding, to make sure that city college is here for san francisco for working class san francisco, for all of san francisco. and i ask you to consider this funding and to continue to support the depth of what the college does for the city. that's not what the trustees are talking about all the time right now, and it's certainly not what our chancellor is talking about, but i know it's what you understand, and i ask you to continue to work on this with us and sport this. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you for hearing us this evening. my name is mary brave woman. i'm a math teacher at city college. while my department personally did not suffer in these cuts, we lost one class, out of the 286 classes that were cut. i'm here because i wouldn't have a life without city college. when i came here to the city of san francisco 30 years ago i was a single m

francisco, boston, san jose, seattle, and san diego.actually widens the income gap in those metro areas and drains talent from other parts of the country. any? >> and if you do land one of those top tech jobs, get ready to pay in terms of rent. high prices. >> reporter: big, exactly. >> diane king hall, see it this moneywatch this morning, always good to see you. >>> still ahead this morning, the next generation of computer scientists built right here in the bay area. coming up, we will introduce you to the new breakthroughs due program designed for code ninjas. >>> we are starting off today with cloudy skies, dry conditions for now. tracking a weak weather system that will bring some light showers back to the bay area this evening. time this out for you going hour by hour on futurecast. >>> and we are seeing an early back up at the beijing. i will have details. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes. all

san jose 43 and 46 in san francisco.lity for the tri-valley is still quarter of a mile and livermore. looking at a mile and three quarters the fort napa. heading through the afternoon, enjoyed the sun. daytime highs are cool and below average coast and the low 50s and breezy. while 50s for the bay and mid 50s in the hunter-grah talk about the return of the rain and time it all out coming out futurecast for let's check in with areas of fog especially in the tri-valley. >>> that is where we find brake lights. westmont five 8680 both directions. pleasanton and dublin with fog advisories by chp from the area of scott creek along the 680 all the way to dublin. a pretty long stretch. overall it is fairly quiet moving through. we are seeing trouble spots with brake lights northbound 101 right around a third. a click crashes in the clearing and status. they are trying to get it to the shoulder but a bit of a backup. here's a live look at the caltrans camryn snow and go heading through. we are not here seeing any troubles. 280 is

we also have quite a bit of archaological groups located in san francisco, and we have our san franciscorchaeologists today to answer any questions that you may have. we also wanted to note that we do believe that the mandated timeline of january 2021 is a reasonable timeline for the amount of work that we believe the planning department would be responsible for, which is generally to collect information in our records related to the cultural group and to assist with any technical expertise that's required in terms of working out strategies for landmarking in the district, developing cultural assets, inventory, doing general cultural resource survey work or any other aspects of our historic preservation work program. we also wanted to note that the ordinance does call for mohcd to establish a relationship with a community-based organization which will lead the chehs effort and outreach program for that strategy, and we fully support that community-led approach to the cultural district program. so with that, i wanted to note that we are recommending approval of the proposed ordinance, and

the way back from san francisco. >>that sounded like thanksgiving, i'm just thankful that i have 4 were thankful for that when they're closing the z channel will open up at 4.30. the following morning after the closure. if there's a re now that's going to postpone this whole >>the majority of americans feel financial dread to this time of year. and place has a way to make binge watching even lazier i'm jane king will have their stories coming up. are perfect netflix day right it's cloudy it's rainy and just want to stay in bed. >>especially for use pay areas in south bay areas that are still holding on to a lot of rainfall. your forecast ahead. >>and i'm tracking of the wet roads around the bay area we're definitely seeing a number of spin up. but hey at least your drive into san francisco is good time was that is 14 minutes out of the east bay to the fremont on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the w

on allen rock avenue in san jose. and in san francisco does the 40th annual tree lighting ceremony at hill . the mayor and other city officials will be the countdown to light up the trees, and the hill association is hosting the event at huntington park, it begins at 5:30 pm tonight, live music and then tree lighting at six, the association is asking those who attend to bring a toy to help the fire departments toy drive >>> today is the final day to go to the bay area biggest harsher at san francisco's muskogee center, this international auto show opened thanksgiving morning and showcases many of the new 20/20 model cars, trucks and suvs and the head of the car show says it is the perfect place if you're looking for a new car for the new year and the san francisco auto show continues until 8 pm tonight. >>> caltrans has shut two gets on highway one along the big sur coast around monterey county and those are the areas prone to mudslides and bad area. it is possible to get to businesses and homes on the highway by usin

algunos restaurantes con reservaciones lo más importantes que cuenta con habitaciones en vivo desde sano noticias del mundo 48. >> gracias por la información. >> mire usted en san mateo las autoridades investigan la causa de un tiroteo que dejó una personalidad a las 2:30 de la tarde el estacionamiento de las una pantalla la víctima recibió un disparo en la pierna por lo que fue hospitalizada y se encuentra en condición estable la policía busca el sospechoso descrito como un hombre hispano de unos 20 años de edad que vestía pantalón y sudadera con capucha negra. >> varias agencias investigan un vehículo que cayó un barranco en el condado de san mateo. >> el incidente se registró poco después en el área de la playa durante la búsqueda las autoridades localizaron parte de un automóvil en el agua pero se desconoce si están relacionadas. >> la patrulla de camino investigo un incidente ocurrido el pasado 25 de diciembre un hombre afirma que le dispararon desde un vehículo en movimiento en tres conociera autopista dos en dos 42 por ahora no hay descripción del sospechoso el conductor sufrió h

san jose and los gatos, 58, 57. pleasanton, 57. 52 in novato. oakland and san francisco, 56 and 54. here's sfo. you can see the clouds lurking, ready to pounce upon sfo and create delays. check ahead. as far as your activities today, if you're exercising, do it this morning when it's dry. this afternoon and this evening it will be raining. a high surf advisory for beaches. if you're heading up to the high country to do some skiing, take the chains, it will start snowing around noon today. back here at home, our 12-hour planner for the north bay, fog and 53 degrees. then you can see a chance of wet weather every hour after that as temperatures warm up to 56 and fall down to 53. not much warming in the east bay valleys. chance of fog this morning, a chance of showers from 11:00 on. our last stop will be the south bay, it will be mainly cloudy. less fog than elsewhere. from 1:00 on, that's when you're going to get your wet weather after being warmest today around 62 degrees. let's talk more about that commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. dangerous conditions out there. please be careful.