we'll get that, too, as we take a live look from san bruin bruno mountain towards san francisco.reat way to start out the day. yes, you need to bundle up and grab a nice hot cup of coffee and keep those hands warm as you go to work. a look at all the microclimates now. in the east bay, 36 degrees and south bay 38 degrees. i know, it's. let's drop in on the north bay. not as cold as yesterday morning. we had widespread freezing temperatures and just slightly above. we're making some improvements there. as we go hour by hour in livermore we start out at 36 degrees by sunrise and then some clouds to mix in with that sun at 3:00. we're at 58 degrees. reaching the upper 50s before dropping down into the lower 40s tonight. early in the morning, mostly clear skies and 43 degrees. but our clouds will be increasing today ahead of this storm system that will be bringing us some rain heading into the weekend. high pressure that kept it dry and cool all now sliding off to the east. and we're watching for the possibility of some spotty light showers in the north bay today. so, keep the umbrel

already spent some time traveling to san bruno, what percentage do you think public defenders going to san bruin know currently and how challenging is that? >> i've been a public defender for 20 years. going to san bruno was just a part of my job. i went and it's part of the job all of the attorneys in our office. it's completely hard for the course. during the week and even weekends, that's just part of the job description. you're going 12-miles to san bruno and back. people car pool and commute times. it's really a part of what we do. had san bruno jail not been built in a different county, many years ago, that would have been a different consideration. that's the relate that is now. >> thank you so much. i don't see any further questions from committee. thank you so much for being here. our next presentation is from the sheriff's department. we have deputy chief cathy -- oh, michael freeman. >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning, or good afternoon. i am a chief deputy sheriff with the sheriff's office. i'm the division commander of the administration and program division. today i will

people died in san bruin no. >> reporter: secret back room deals. afterward peavy stepped down. the u.s. attorney's office launched a criminal investigation. how does this batch of e-mails differ from the e-mails already released publicly? >> well, these e-mails really clearly show commissioner florio's behavior as being much closer to that of former president peavy's than what we would expect of a commissioner. >> reporter: in a motion filed with the commission on tuesday, the city of san bruno says pg&e violated rules that govern how the company can talk to florio 42 times. city officials say the e-mails demonstrate the company's attempt to control him. take a look at this never before seen e-mail from december 2011. a pg&e director tells his colleague, the company should continue to look for opportunities to get ceo toni early in front of florio on san bruno related matters. >> that by itself sort of strikes my attention. you need to put tony early in front of mike florio in order to accomplish what? >> reporter: a year later in december 2012 the company wanted the puc to pro

already spent some time traveling to san bruno, what percentage do you think public defenders going to san bruin know currently and how challenging is that? >> i've been a public defender for 20 years. going to san bruno was just a part of my job. i went and it's part of the job all of the attorneys in our office. it's completely hard for the course. during the week and even weekends, that's just part of the job description. you're going 12-miles to san bruno and back. people car pool and commute times. it's really a part of what we do. had san bruno jail not been built in a different county, many years ago, that would have been a different consideration. that's the relate that is now. >> thank you so much. i don't see any further questions from committee. thank you so much for being here. our next presentation is from the sheriff's department. we have deputy chief cathy -- oh, michael freeman. >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning, or good afternoon. i am a chief deputy sheriff with the sheriff's office. i'm the division commander of the administration and program division. today i will

already spent some time traveling to san bruno, what percentage do you think public defenders going to san bruin know currently and how challenging is that? >> i've been a public defender for 20 years. going to san bruno was just a part of my job. i went and it's part of the job all of the attorneys in our office. it's completely hard for the course. during the week and even weekends, that's just part of the job description. you're going 12-miles to san bruno and back. people car pool and commute times. it's really a part of what we do. had san bruno jail not been built in a different county, many years ago, that would have been a different consideration. that's the relate that is now. >> thank you so much. i don't see any further questions from committee. thank you so much for being here. our next presentation is from the sheriff's department. we have deputy chief cathy -- oh, michael freeman. >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning, or good afternoon. i am a chief deputy sheriff with the sheriff's office. i'm the division commander of the administration and program division. today i will

already spent some time traveling to san bruno, what percentage do you think public defenders going to san bruin know currently and how challenging is that? >> i've been a public defender for 20 years. going to san bruno was just a part of my job. i went and it's part of the job all of the attorneys in our office. it's completely hard for the course. during the week and even weekends, that's just part of the job description. you're going 12-miles to san bruno and back. people car pool and commute times. it's really a part of what we do. had san bruno jail not been built in a different county, many years ago, that would have been a different consideration. that's the relate that is now. >> thank you so much. i don't see any further questions from committee. thank you so much for being here. our next presentation is from the sheriff's department. we have deputy chief cathy -- oh, michael freeman. >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning, or good afternoon. i am a chief deputy sheriff with the sheriff's office. i'm the division commander of the administration and program division. today i will

probation feels comfortable if that was the direction that it board took >> we already go out to san bruin -- bruno. >> our final one presentations are the comptroller and wanted top end with department of public health. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is kyle patterson. my office has been involved in the analysis including we've done three forecast. we've also recently released a report earlier this week about the county jail 6. the question that we were asked to answer since the summer that we've carried out is imp.county jail six. we seen large drops in the jame population between 2009 and 2014. you're all aware of that. common question i usually get, why don't we. that trend to continue. in actuality, we've seen in the past couple of years, the jail population has remained relatively flat. on the chart on slide one, we can see on the left side, the jail population in 2014 has remained very flat. in november of 2014, population 47 passed which downgraded a number of felonies and misdemeanors. this is a name that came up from a number of departments including folks who has been op

long in-bounds pass, but it's a little too long and the c's fall short. 108-105 in the final in san bruins trying to get out of canada with a win, and brad marchand getting right down to business three minutes into this one. he's had eight goals in his last nine games. a big first period for the b's torey krug adding to the lead with a nice one-timer. later landon ferarro makes it 3-0. bruins get a win on the last stop of the canada trip. 4-0 the final. karen: that's good to see. a university president causing college students. frank: his statement after the and the outrage it's causing frank: 9:52. welcome back. breaking news overseas. the american donees lat in istanbul is on high alert as experts tell of an immediate threat. americans are being told to avoid the area. turkey has been on alert since october when more than 100 people were killed in a suicide bombing. karen: right now police are investigating a shooting in south boston. it happened around 8:00 last night on old colony avenue. we're told one man was shot several times and was taken to boston medical center with critical inj

in-bounds pass, but it's a little too long and the c's fall short. 108-105 in the final in san antonio. bruins trying to get out of canada with a win, and brad marchand getting right down to business three minutes into this one. he's had eight goals in his last nine games. a big first period for the b's torey krug adding to the lead with a nice one-timer. boston leads 2-0. later landon ferarro makes it 3-0. bruins get a win on the last stop of the canada trip. 4-0 the final. karen: if you're a fan of the nutcracker ballet, then this is your season. chronicle's jc monahan tells us about a production that combines professionals and amateurs to create a special magic. jc: this holiday season marks a milestone for the cambridge-based ballet. the beloved school and dance troupe are celebrating 30 years familiar classics. why do you think that people want to make the nutcracker part of their holiday experience? >> i go back to the music that tchaikovsky has really come up with something that is magical and universal. you know, the lifts are never like grrr, hopefully. jc: cuban-born mateo has always

in-bounds pass, but it's a little too long and the c's fall short. 108-105 in the final in san antonio. bruins trying to get out of canada with a win, and brad marchand getting right down to business three minutes into this one. he's had eight goals in his last nine games. torey krug adding to the lead with a nice one-timer. boston leads 2-0. later landon ferarro makes it 3-0. bruins get a win on the last stop of the canada trip. 4-0 the final. still to come, a local take on a holiday classic. karen: a cambridge company's take on the nutcracker and how the troupe is making dance more inclusive. frank: don't forget. newscenter 5 starts an hour earlier now on sunday evenings. get the latest breaking news and your storm team 5 forecast starting at 5:00. a live look outside at the city of cambridge. beautiful start to this day but pretty chilly. make sure you stay with us. danielle vollmar forecast is danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. well, we've had no snow yet to date in boston. by this time of the year we should have about 2.2 inches on average. we're looking for that.

jason: the bruins and celtics are on the road tonight. the celtics take on the spurs in san antonio. that' s an 8:30 start. the bruins are in vancouver to face off against the canucks. last night, brad marchand scored on a penalty shot with just over a minute to go in regulation. but calgary got the next two. they evened it in the final seconds, and then johnny gaudreau scored in overtime to win it for the flames. gaudreau had a hat trick. the monarchs play the reading royals again tonight. gametime is 7:00 p.m. last night, manchester skated to a 3-2 win over the royals. tonight is "star wars night" over at the verizon wireless arena. the monarchs will wear storm troopers uniforms that will be available for auction. all the proceeds will go to the "march of dimes." highlights tonight. unh and maine will play the back half of their home-and-home series tonight in durham. last night, the two teams played to a 3-3 overtime tie in orono. game time tonight at towse rink manchester' s chip kelly will be back in new england on sunday. his philadelphia eagles take on the 10-1 patrio

a streak that started when they bet beat the bruins that shoot the san francisco giants really trying to keep their streak of championships rolling. reportedly agreeing to a six year, $130 million dollar deal with johnnie quaid oh. san francisco added seven a five year, $90 million contract and according to reports his deal pete rose's hall of fame chances may have finally run out. mlb commissioner rob man fred rejecting the all-time bid for reinstatement up holding rose's permanent ban for betting on bail. manfred saying rose showed no evidence of changing. rose's adpigs he still gamble on baseball no doubt making the decision a little easier. and the celtics set to host lebron james and the cavs tomorrow night at the garden. that's sports . >> anchor: thanks so much, joe. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his

. >>> members of the ucla bruins football team were in san francisco today serving christmas meals atlide memorial church. the holiday season included ham, turkey and all the trimmings, plus dessert. the church served more than 5,000 meals. >> and they rejoiced, many of them that we have opened up our doors for them to participate in something that was vital t which -- which is very important and the that is hunger, feeding people is critical and that's what we do. >> it's great to have young people involved and seeing what we have, what we do here and the need that is so severe out there in society. >> the bruins are in the bay area to play in tomorrow's foster farms bowl game at levi stadium. >>> tonight, prayers for peace and calls for compassion. cbs reporter jim axel rodrod shows us celebrations around the world and beyond. >> reporter: thousands packing st. peters square for the post annual christmas day message. pope francis condemned brutal acts of terrorism and parade for an end to -- prayed for an end to wars in libya, sorry and others in the world. >> treat everyone with lo

san francisco today. members of the ucla bruins dished up ham, turkey and sides to about 5,000 people at glide memorial. the church is known for feeding the homeless every day. but its halladay meals are a special tradition. besides the bruins, more than 500 volunteers helped prepare and serve the holiday meals. >>> thousands of college students will graduate and earn degrees this year. in tonight's job market report, we'll break down the hottest careers paying graduates the most money. here's jill. >> reporter: in an ideal world we all find satisfying work that also pays a decent salary. pay scale the website with a focus on compensation can't land you one of those jobs. but it can tell you which college majors are most likely to lead to meaningful work. the company's annual survey asks college grads if they feel their jobs make the world a better place. majors that prepare students to directly work with and help people like elementary education or pastoral ministry got high marks. so did high paying engineering majors. but the major at the top of the list with 97% of grads saying they do meaningful wo

. >> since dropping to 500 following a home loss to the san jose sharks back on november 17, the bruins have gone nine, one and three in their last 13 games, picking up at least a point in all but one game during their recent hot stretch and thanks to their 3-0 win over sydney crosby and the penguins last night, the bruins have climbed up to second place in the division. assist each. while he stopped all 34 shots he fading for his fourth shut out this season. good news for the celtics. point guard has resumed on court activities according to danny ange and could return by the end of the year. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. all right. thanks so much for spending some of your valuable time with us. aim adam williams.

bruins beat the vancouver 4-0. they will host nashville monday night. in san antonio, they are still unbeaten at home. they beat the celtics. isaiah thomas led all scorers with 23. but not enough. at new orleans on monday. stephanie: sounds good. adam: have a great night. the big stress is paying in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content o

bruins. they host nashville on monday night. the san antonio spurs stayed unbeaten at home holding off the , boston celtics 108-105 last night. isaiah thomas led all scorers with 23 points. the celtics stay on the road tomorrow night and play in new orleans. a good start for the patriots. we will update you at 6:00. stephanie: we' re working on more for news 9 at 5:30. adam: a massachusetts church looking for answers tonight as police search for the driver stephanie: and good news for former president jimmy carter. how his grandson announced his grandfather is now cancer-free. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democrac

michael bruin is not hope about lifting the ban an crowd ex-ports, and joins me from san francisco.ood to see you again. i was talking it mike mike viqueira. why are the things that environmentalists got out of the deal outweighed by the losses of having yil exports in it. >> what we got out of the deal is basic commonsense provisions. support for the industries is bipartisan, by the way. we got an extension of solar tax credit and an extension of the win tax credit and support for the land and water conservation fund which protects forests and wetlands and some of the most beautiful places. for each of the measures, provisions, it's bipartisan support. they were leading the charge in favour of the win tax credit. >> it was the senator leading the charge from the solar tax credit. folks across the spectrum. in idaho and others leading the support for the land and water conservation fund. we shouldn't have traded the objectives to get something to allow for oil drilling. >> why are you worried about the export ban being lifted. st been something scuffed for a long time. what is the c

. >>> glide memorial in san francisco served up its annual christmas feast today. members of the ucla bruinstball team were on hand to help feed about 5,000 people. the dinner included ham, turkey and all the trimmings plus dessert. the church served a record number of meals this christmas. >> they rejoiced many of them that we had opened up our doors for them to participate in something that was vital which vest important and that is hunger, feeding people is very critical. and that's what we do at glide. >> it's great to have young people involved and seeing what we have, what we do here and the need that is still so severe out there in society. >> the bruins are in the bay area to play in tomorrow's foster farms bowl game in levis. there were 500 volunteers that served the meal. >>> tonight most of us probably have a lot of leftovers at home. and that brings us to the delicate topic of food poisoning and how not to get it. reporter holly ferry building has ferfer has the story. >> reporter: part of the fun is eating the leftovers. following rules can keep the food safe. for starters. >> d

san francisco. this will be the 13th meeting in the series, which is tied at six wins apiece. the last meeting came in 20-13 in lincoln when the bruins won 41-21. ucla coach jim mora says it was memorable, not because of the outcome -- but because of the compassion shown by the nebraska fans. the week before, ucla wide receiver nick pasquale was hit by a car and killed. the bruins dedicated the game to the popular walk-on -- and mora appreciated the support his team received. "we were a very fragile team," said mora. "the people of lincoln opened their arms to us. the players on the nebraska team wore a number-36 helmet in honor of nick pasquale on their helmet. their student section let off blue and gold baloons. there were signs everywhere honoring nick. it's something that i'll never forget and so to be able to play this team again and compete against young men and programs with so much class is really an this will be the first time nebraska and ucla's have met in a bowl game. kickoff is at 8-15 on saturday night. the hawkeyes spent their christmas under the sun and palm trees in california. iowa had their first practice on the we

bruins is at 6:15 tonight. >>> a south bay ministry brought the christmas spirit to some of san jose's homeless yesterday. abc news caught up with the ministry's mercy mobile as it served up hot meals near the underpass near coleman avenue and they also distributed sleeping bags, blankets and clothes. >> the king tide should last today in the north bay. nearly at 7 feet. this isn't the highest we've seen but this spot along shoreline highway and mill valley was almost completely underwater this week. some gardeners are concerned about their plants but gardeners say the wetness and soil actually protects the plants and protects them from bitter cold weather. >>> as we get a check of the full whenever forecast now with meteorologist lisa argen. we had rain the other day. can we expect more the upcoming week? >> good question. we are looking at some tomorrow but beyond that things get more interesting. and this morning freezing cold temperatures for some of you. if you have a little bit of a north wind, temperatures are ranging anywhere from 15 degrees warmer around the bay. but here's live doppler 7hd. we a

san francisco rain showers. >> and now time for 7sports with joe amorosino. >> joe: good morning. the bruins back at the garden last night after taking at least a point in each of their previous eight games. the best in the eastern conference, and if they could just get their home record up above .500, they'd be in great shape. b's and predators tied at one in the second period. check out the passing on the power play. eight seconds into the man advantage, loui eriksson on the feed from spooner, 2-1b's. game tied at two. five minutes to go in the game, victor ar vadson races to the puck and the bruins fall the 3-2, snapping their eight-game points streak. celtics wrapping up their five-game road trip visiting anthony davis and the pell cabs. they close out the first half strong. isaiah thomas will drill a three to cap off a 13-2 run. celtics up 53-44 at halftime. another big run extending the lead in the third quarter. jared sullinger passes up the three. kicks it over to avery bradley, who makes it happen from the corner. part of a 15-2 spurt. celtics roll 111-93. dave dombrowski getting do

bruins beat the vancouver 4-0. they will host nashville monday night. in san antonio, they are still unbeaten at home. they beat the celtics. isaiah thomas led all scorers with 23. but not enough. at new orleans on monday. stephanie: sounds good. adam: have a great night. the big stress is paying in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging,