. >> the san bruno city council is holding a special meeting to figure how to spend the rest of the moneye for repairs and recovery from the deadly gas pipeline explosion in 2010. pg&e agreed to provide up to 50 million to the city in the wake of the blast and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. now, 3 1/2 years later, $11 million of fund is left and tonight the city council will prioritize remaining rebuilding projects. >>> a federal investigator is looking into an east bay refinery after two workers were doused with acid for the second time in a month. the tesoro refinery is where the workers were sprayed with acid. 84,000 pounds of the acid was released february 12 burning two other employees. officials say tesoro refinery refused to let officials on the premises and the union representative calls this "troubling." tesoro refinery says the contractors remain wearing full protective gear and the two accidents are not related. >> hot pursuit, the police chase spanning from sacramento all the way to the bay area. >> sudden accident claims the life of a young woman and he

. >> san bruno city council will have a meeting to figure how to spend money from repairs and recovery of the deadly gas line explosion in 2010. pg&e will provide $50 million to the city in the wake of the blast and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. 3 1/2 years later, $11 million of the fund is left and tonight the city council will prioritize the remaining rebuilding projects. >> new video shows the impact of a 6.8 earthquake off the eureka coast with surveillance video posted on facebook showing items shaking and falling to the ground as the earthquake hit around 10:00 on sunday night. you can see the frightened cat scurrying away. the earthquake was slightly downgraded from initial reports producing 20 of a shots but there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. >> california emergency management agency says the earthquake is a reminder to get ready for any natural disaster. we should have emergency kits stocked with items including battery-rated radios and flashlights with extra batteries, a three day supply of food and water for everyone in the family and

. >>> san bruno city council is holding a special meeting tonight to decide how to spend the rest of the money it received from the pipeline explosion in 2012. pg&e agreed to provide up to $50 million to the city in the wake of the blast and the fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. now, 3 1/2 years later, $11 million is left. the city council will prioritize the remaining building projects. >> new details this morning in the search for a missing malaysian jetliner, authorities are leaning away from terrorism as a cause and there are indications that the search area is expanding by hundreds of miles. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom. katie? >> four days of searching in the wrong area. look at this map, the plane's original flight path up to vietnam and when it disappeared the last location was in that area. this morning military says they have radar evidence showing the jetliner changed course and made it to the straits hundreds of miles away on the other side of the malaysian peninsula. there is new information of two suspicious passengers. these are the two

plate this afternoon, san bruno city leaders responded. >> that there may be closure in the near term here for what has been a very long and difficult process for the community of san bruno and for the neighborhood and the victims. >> reporter: now, in a statement this afternoon, the utility, pg&e, said it does not believe criminal charges are merited. pg&e employees said that their employees did not intentionally violate federal guidelines. clearly, though, if the federal government files criminal charges, it's saying it can prove intent and criminal acts. raj. >> okay, tony, thank you very much. >>> we have new developments now on the arrest of state senator leland yee. legally and politically this is a land mine. his attorney is privately mapping out his defense against the allegations of corruption and dealing firearms. now, we broke the story yesterday about the fbi sting. tonight once again we have multiple reports. we begin with nbc bay area's chase cane from the federal courthouse. many questions, chase, a few of them have been answered today. what do we know? >> reporter: wel

oddly enough, pg&e is actually picking up a lot of the tab for san bruno's court actions as part of the initial agreement to help make the city whole so somebody is out there pushing for you and it's called the city of san bruno. >>> a push means time to bring affirmative action back to our state's public universities is hanging by a thread. >> kpix5's ryan explains why many state lawmakers who previously supported this move now reverse course. >> reporter: in the heart of uc berkeley, the group drawn to scale is a small scale representation of the student body's racial makeup. across california 14% of the population is asian-american. here on cal campus, that number is 43%. >> primarily asian and black and african-american. >> reporter: african-americans make up only 4% of berkeley's student body. that's one of the reasons behind the push to use the student's race and ethnicity as part of the college admissions process. >> there's a lot of things working giving people of color, definitely like a stepping stone to help us get into places like this and prove we are capable of being here. >> i'm asian-american. >> reporter: stu

. >>> new at 5:00, san bruno city council is weighing how to repair a neighborhood destroyed by a pipeline explosion. eight people were killed in the neighborhood in 2010. pg&e has pledged millions to rebuild the area but there's $11 million that's not spoken for. tell us about the options for that money. >> city officials say there's a long list of potential projects but not enough money to do all of them but they are asking for the public to help. it been 3 1/2 years since the pipeline explosion and rebuilding process has been slow going. the city has allocated most of the $50 million funds set up. they have $11 million left. they would like to replace fire station 51 which housed many of the first to respond to the explosion. they would like to stabilize the canyon to make it fire safe. but they have into more projects than money and would like to hear what the residents want done. we want to make people aware of what could be done if there was a blank check and what we can do with the monies we believe we have left. some of the lower priority items will get done, but maybe 10 or peep y

there is another note here, residents in san bruno and davy city might notice more air traffic above them come midday. kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> now to the new developments in the search for that missing malaysian jet liners. officials say these two objects could be pieces of that missing plane. now u.s. and australian teams are rushing to try to find those objects. the possible breakthrough comes 13 days into the search for flight 370. once the debris is confirmed to be that of flight 370, if it is, investigators will be looking for the black boxes that will tell them what went wrong. >>> still ahead, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of wine vanishes from a napa warehouse and police say this man is the one responsible. how they say he did it and how he got caught. plus -- >> there's a beauty in what he does and who he is. >> she calls it her best project so far. the beautiful creations a bay area artist is making with a little help from her son. >> i'm scott budman. coming up, video games, growth and new jobs. >> we continue to follow the brush fire in the east ba

. >>> city of san bruno is demanding answers about the deadly ptd pipeline explosion. it's taking the state's public utilities commission to try to force it to turn over the records. the city claims the documents will reveal improper meddling by the puc in the process to define fines against pg&e. >>> thousands of university of california hospital workers will not be walking off the job today. union officials say they have reached a 4 year contract with the university to avert a planned strike. the new deal includes wage increases, secure benefits, staffing protection and pension reform. >>> a growing night life in an east bay sub burden is leading to more crime -- suburb is leading to more crime. what one bay area police department has in store. >> reporter: serious crime in the wealthy suburb of walnut creek is rare. last year there were 55 aggravated assaults. 3 forcible rapes rapes and no homicides. >> i think it's pretty peaceful. walnut creek is a safe area. you can walk anytime and you feel safe. >> reporter: what crime there is can be found in the glitzy up scal

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. >>> the city of san bruno was saved from evil today thanks to harry potter and batman. [cheering] >>> the dynamic duo stopped bruno, the bandit, from stealing second base and later rescued two damsells in distress. sponsored by the american cancer society. they both have cancer and organizers thought it would be a good idea if the kid fought crime instead of the disease. it looks like everybody there had a wonderful time. >> see that's its for abc7 news at 6:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us, abc7 news continues online, twitter, news continues online, twitter, facebook, and abc7 news app. captioning made possible by carsey-werner distribution, llc. oh, hyde, get this. casey just came by to pick up donna, and he was out in the street just revvin' his trans am real loud, and then he peels out on the street and he started doin' donuts... and then out comes donna all smiling and, like... looking at him. what a slut! look, if she wants to date him, that's fine, but he doesn't have to be all loud and jerky about it. jerky, loud, donut jerk. oh, gues

friday comes up a few more degrees and saturday and sunday. 75 in san jose. 68 daily city. 69 in san bruno. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view no rain in the forecast. dry, dry, dry. these represent the warmest inland valleys. temperatures on saturday and sunday, 80s. so just -- really does feel like spring throughout. it is not spring but it feels like it and it will this entire week, tree pollens will be something you can notice. people already notice it. lots of trees will blossom. that will be something. >> thank you. >>> helicopters and smoke grenades at six flags. why a theme park is the perfect place to train for a critical situation. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a spotlight on the challenges of high rise fire fighting. >> blat algfire 30 -- balling a fire 30 floors up, the plan in place if they have to roll up. >> back to business after the fire in san francisco. we take a closer look at other projects conducted to the same big time developer. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪ at kaiser permanent

the path will change up so people around san bruno and daly city might also notice a bit more air traffic. >>> happening today in sacramento, the california state department of insurance will hold a hearing on smart phone based taxi services such as uber and lift. this come as week after uber announced drivers will be insured all the time, not just when driving with paying passengers in the car. critics say the $50,000 policy is simply not enough especially after an uber driver killed a 6-year-old girl in san francisco on new year's eve. >> hundreds of students will learn the ins and outs of online safety courtesy of google and local leaders. the majority of teens are on line. few have been taught how to protect themselves when using the internet. google along with an assembly woman and the interim superintendent are expected to attend. organizers expect about 900 students and 50 parents to attend the workshop at fisher middle school in san jose. turkey is the latest to ban its citizens from tweeting. the country blocked access to the site overnight after links ever audio recordings and d

san bruno mayor jim ruane released a poigninat statement.sating in part. statement by cityyor jim ruane the completion of this criminal prosecution will hopefully help bring closure and hold pg&e accountable and responsible for this by the gross negligence of pg&e. >> catherine: murder is now among the charges faced by the man who police say was drunk when he was involved in a crash that killed a motorcyclist in fremont. alexander yohn was arraigned today on murder, felony vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. the 23-year-old emeryville man appeared >> catherine: to have some cuts and scrapes. but showed no emotion as he talked to his attorney through bullet- proof glass. fremont police say yohn was driving over 80 miles an hour when he slammed into the motorcycle. >> catherine: it was at the intersection of fremont boulevard and decoto road early tuesday morning, killing it's rider. >> catherine: family, friends and the community are mourning the death of the former marine who was killed. memorial for andrew silva continues to grow tonight. >> catherine:

. >>> the city of san bruno has a date to pursue that state regulators are too cozy with pg and e. it stems from the allegation into the deadly 2010 gas pipeline explosion. last month san bruno filed a lawsuit to get access to records. it first requested nearly a year ago. the city has been pushing hard to speed up the process of getting the case to court. today, it found out the case will be heard march 27th. city leaders claim the missing paperwork could show improper conduct between pg and e regulators. pg and e says it provided extensive records to the city. >>> and still ahead at 6:00, are they driving to distractions? as apple rolls out a no way to connect technology to your car, new questions about when tech is too much. >>> plus, a scare on the slopes. how an injured bear forced a resort to shut down runs today, also. >> i'm monte francis live in san francisco where a soldier cut short his second deployment to afghanistan to be at his son's bedside. he's fighting a rare form of bone cancer and you'll hear their emotional story coming up. >>> a fire at a san jose condo kille

disagreement between the utility and the city of san carlos ever since pg&e documents revealed the line could lead to another, quote, san bruno situation. pg&e will hold an informational meeting next month for residents living near that work site. >>> here comes the demolition. the old span of the bay bridge will soon embark on a rare feat of reverse engineering. crews are preparing to slice the cantilever section in half. they're using jacks to apply pressure to the two halves to keep them from collapsing. they'll then dismantle the two halves simultaneously. in a few weeks we should be able to see the gap in the bridge getting wider. engineers say they're working in reverse order of how the bridge was actually constructed 77 years ago. >> we're taking it down like 95% in the reverse order that it was built. it makes sense because it was a complex structure to build in the first place. >> amazing what they're doing. caltrans is covering some of the bridge pillars with netting to prevent birds from nesting.

. >>> the city of san bruno is demanding answers about the deadly 2010 pg&e pipeline explosion. ommission to force it to turn over records. the city claims the documents would reveal improper meddling by the puc in the process to decide fines against pg&e. >>> happening today on this monday, an east bay oil refinery will hold a public meeting about rail lines hauling crude as bay area lawmakers are increasingly concerned about safety. kpix 5's reporter cate cauguiran live in benicia now where the valero refinery has been running into a lot of opposition. >> reporter: yes, the valero refinery community advisory panel is going to host the meeting to talk about the project, its environmental impacts, as well as concerns from the public. in the meantime, the highly frac explosive oil is already making its way to the bay area. it's a story we first brought you on kpix 5. lawmakers are scrambling because they say the bay area would not be prepared to handle a disaster, should something go wrong. last year in quebec, the same type of training that exploded, leveling a town will carry ex

red wood city, palo alto 54. san bruno, 55. belmont, 57. everybody in the low to mid-50s for the most part. some of the other warm areas, mountain view and san francisco at 56 along with santa rosa. the way it looks from the roof cam this morning. you can see cloudiness out there. it's going to be a pretty gray day today. with the rain, staying up north during the day, but sliding down during the evening commute. all of us will have rain during the evening hours. warmer and brighter friday and saturday before another chance of rain returns sunday. all right. take a look at what's going to happen today. temperatures are going to be very mild once again. mainly mid-60s, but upper 60s to low 70s into the east bay valleys and the south bay, because you'll be the last ones to get the wet weather. tonight's going to be another mild one, temperatures in the low to mid-50s. notice still sporadic sprinkles, drizzle and scattered rain during the morning commute tomorrow. what's happening, high pressure down to the south actually helping steer the atm

failures, pg&e also unveiled a plan to modernize their system. 2012 pg&e paid $70 million to the city of san bruno. pg&e also settled most lawsuits against it and a massive $2.5 billion penalty that includes a $300 million fine. >>> our team coverage continues with ktvu channel 2 news paul chambers in san bernardino, she live -- in san bruno, he is live with reaction. >> reporter: it has been rocking the community for three years. if the indictment is true it is a step in the right direction. a look at video. you may respect september 2010 when a -- remember september 2010 when a pipeline failed which caused an explosion. since then people in the area have been spending three years rebuilding and trying trying to move forward. today some say it could bring closure to the community. >> nothing can bring back the lives that were lost. the -- the -- the ruin that occurred. if pg&e is -- is -- if the u.s. attorney determines criminal negligence, criminal charges should be miled. >> the mayor gave us a statement and says the commotion of the prosecution will hopefully bring closure and hold pg&e accoun

san bruno mountain. you can see right across the city again more of this low-level moisture, a sign of not only the fog for tomorrow morning but also possibly some drizzle mixed in there as well. winds right now are on shore 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's that cooler pacific air that's currently filtering in. building up that fog machine. heading throughout 6:00 a.m. for tomorrow mainly against the immediate coastline is the thickest areas of cloud cover. maybe also here into napa we'll find areas of low clouds. by the afternoon hours, sunny skies expected from the north bay down to the south bay. if you're headed out towards those beaches you want to watch out. no major beach weather in the forecast this weekend or throughout next week with that cooler trend and also fog that's coming back. by all means if you head out to the beach, you'll get some breaks of sun. it is just not going to be warm by any means. nothing compared to what we had last weekend. on friday we'll see temperatures slightly above average. most sunshine, no doubt. up into the south bay here. 73 in shous. morgan hill at 72. for the pen

. >> the rebuilding process is still going on in san bruno where the explosion and fire destroyed 38 homes. pg&e is giving the city millions of dollars to help with the reconstruction. the city says it is already allocated most of the money and it is not enough. www.ktvu.com has a special section dedicated to the san bruno pipeline explosion, you can see more video from that day and learn more about the safety rules and the flaws involved. >>> california state senator leland yee's arrest. today leland yeeal with crew his -- with drew his name from the secretary of states race. ktvu's eric rasmussen has been sorting through this. >> reporter: california state senator leland yee might be getting out of the race but he is not yet out of a job despite calls for his resignation. >> reporter: his personal freedom in jeopardy. today leland yee's attorney announced he is bowing out of the race for secretary of state. >> this was a very personal decision on the part of the senator. this is what he wanted to do. >> leland yee hasn't resigned his senate seat. something law makers are demanding. after the school shootings at

. >>> city of san bruno is demanding answers about the deadly 2010 pg&e pipeline explosion. it's taking the state's public utilities commission to court this week to try to force it to turn over reports. the documents would reveal improper meddling by the puc in the process to define fines for pg&e. >>> state lawmakers are pushing for more water storage. government agencies have been studying five projects for two decades, but so far they have nothing to show for the effort. california's congressional delegation is trying to pump life into the process. they proposed bills that would authorize a number of projects, including raising the level of the dam at shasta lake, the state's largest reservoir. developing news in rural washington state. 8 people are confirmed dead from a massive mud slide. bigad shaban shows us crews are still looking for survivors even as hope is fading. >>> rescue crews found more bodies late sunday in the mess of mud and sludge left behind by saturday's huge landslide. many others are still missing. >> i'm disappointed to tell you that after searching

usually the coolest, palo alto, 58, woodside 53, menlo park 56, belmont, good morning foster city, san mateo, san brunoif you're leaving the house, 55 degrees. most in the 50s. partial clearing across north bay. now fog forming, santa rosa, napa, fairfax 50, 51 degrees. we could see the city just a second ago. now some of the low clouds have overtaken san francisco. that's why it's dark. that's why it was there three minutes ago. becoming brighter, an isolated shower possible. our next chance will be sunday into monday and it will be drier next week. lets take a look at today's temperatures. pretty impressive, low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 50s. elsewhere as we head towards tonight, 5 to 10 degrees cooler, low- to mid-40s inland mid to upper 40s around the bayshore and out to the coast. here is what happened over the last 12 hours. the cold front rolled through to the south, not clear of energy nor of moisture yet. that's why we still have an isolated chance of shower mainly across higher elevations during the afternoon. see that chance up there as we head towards noon. just a sprinkling, sprink

which has been an issue of contention between the city and the utility ever since pg&e documents revealed that line could lead to another, quote, san bruno situation. >>> a controversial 7/11 will be shut down after a fight with the city of san mateo. city will pay the owner of the store on the corner $150,000 to close. in 2012, the city planners approved the store despite local concerns of an increase in crime, traffic and noise. the council reversed the decision in 2013 but the store was open. 7-eleven took to the court but reached a settlement with the city. >> right now 5:07 on monday morning. meteorologist christina loren joining us with a look at the monday forecast. how are you doing? >> pretty good. you have a good weekend? >> i did. >> nice. you know, it's always nice to come back on a monday to nice conditions. we're going to hold off on the rain until tomorrow but it will likely impact your morning drive so want to make sure you're ready. san francisco showing you the beautiful clear sky, you can see all of the way to the top of the bay bridge, and as we head throughout the day today, you will notice the clouds increasing. we'

south san francisco and san bruno and millbrae, all an uptick in wet weather. same for san mateo and foster cityd menlo park and palo alto and another shower with more showers lining up over the ocean. it is just going. walnut creek has one roll law and 680 is wet. heavy showers this morning. scattered this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid-60's. >> we have a brand new crash in fremont 880 in the southbound direction at 13 ton -- at thornton avenue but to the north we have high wind advisory. from emeryville camera it is bouncing up-and-down so if you are driving high profile be careful. westbound 80 from albany to berkeley we are at 59 miles per hour and we have a bed liner on westbound 24 at wilder with a lane blocked. over the altamont pass it is slow, the area of green, an indication of where rain is affecting the commute and it is slow. this is how long it will take from tracy to dublin at 34 minutes. slow down. give yourself extra time. >>> wet. rainy. we are on storm watch. amy hollyfield has been driving around marin county seeing who is getting the brunt of it. >> good mo

menlo park is 48 and palo alto is 46 and palo alto is 48. 55 in belmont and 60 in foster city and san mateo and san brunos 51 in san ramon a cooler spot and 62 in the san francisco and half moon bay at 56 right now. from the east bay hills, the wind is coming at us on the peninsula and you can see the camera bouncing around and maybe that is the monitor. it is moving a lot with temperatures running warmer-than-average with winds fattest at 8:00. could be 20 degrees cooler in the valleys. temperatures today, at mount tamalpais around 35 miles per hour are from eight to ten degrees warmer-than-average. the low-to-mid 70's and upper sector two along the coast and tonight we have upper 30's in santa rosa and napa and the rest of us in the 40's. high pressure dominating our pattern and the strong ridge is steering the systems into canada and dutch them into the eastern two-thirds of country with offshore breeze and warming trend. temperatures are about the same and maybe a degree or two colder and you can see saturday and sunday we will be near 80 away from the coast and near 70. back to you guys. will sit in

fremont at 71. 68 san bruno over tole daly city, 64 there. menlo park bookends on 73. have a little bit cooler pattern on friday. the weekend will be gradually warmer each day. especially into monday. >> steve, thank you. >>> time 7:21. taking water conservation to the extremes. the surprising actions the people in contra costa county are having to cut water usage. >>> and from hair to bear. the reason behind a project this week proclaiming bald is beautiful. >>> it is 7:23. in you this morning the white house has just announced that president obama is going to deliver a statement on ukraine at 8:00 this morning our time. just about over half an hour from now. he is going to make the statement at the white house boyfriend he heads off to orlando, florida. and once in orlando the president is going to be taking part in a roundtable event there focused on expanding economic opportunity for women and working families. the roundtable event will take place at valencia college. students and workers from the orlando area will participate in the roundtable. according to the wh

this is the southbound traffic that is a nightmare from san bruno all the way to redwood city. all right, is still a 42 men is coming out of san leandro into downtown oakland. the southbound ride is still jammed, an extra 20 minutes for your commute to the oakland airport whether you are northbound or southbound. the corridor commute is jammed with light problems there to 37. this kept this down to 46 minutes from san leandro. >> your ride to the bay bridge is about 20 minutes is still slow is the toll plaza. the san mateo bridge is recovering well but it is still 15 minutes. if you're heading to more ran, we're problem free, you may find blustery wind conditions. >> (male annoucer): now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> ok let's watch the woman down on the ground with a puppy, nothing appears to be out of place, heck she even has the dog on a lease. despite the dog not wanting to be on a leash, so she drops the leash and leaves the dog lying there while she chats with her friends and eat lunch >> nats: ambiance then a few minutes later she walks

san jose at 73. santa rosa, 72. cooler in the city. san francisco 61. you certainly are getting the influence of the ocean. san bruno currently 65 degrees. nothing on the radar. trillion not be anything for the next several hours because am zooming things now. nothing as far north as ukiah and fort bragg. so, what will be changing? rain around here. snow in the mountains great news for our snow pack. we could use as much as p we can get. 4500 and above, up to eight by thursday. above 5500 feet, 24 inches. two new feet of snow lot slight chance of thunderstorm coming up tomorrow night. the process is something that has not happened much at all all winter long. it is so simple. this moves out. this moves in. this guy has been stub important has been here since november with the exception of a couple weeks in february we have had a blocking ridge of high pressure off our west coast keeping everything well up north. this tame, though, it is finally moving out allowing this guy to move in. big area of low pressure. the first of many. that will be moving in giving us a pretty wet pattern all through ken's plans this weeke

the peninsula--280 at of daly city and san bruno heading south to 92 is slow and 1 01, 92 is still jammedfor the south out, one on one trip down to the golden gate bridge. even some heavy traffic is continuing past san rafael. >> over to the weather center, here is james. >> here's a live look from mount tam. the bay bridge has beautiful clear skies with a lot of sunshine. here is how the they will break down, chilly in certain spots. 39 degrees for santa rosa. temperatures are in the upper '30's for some of the rest. right now, temperatures are in the 40's, it is cold and no matter where your. we showed won by lunchtime. upper 60s and by 3:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. is to be sunny and warmer temperatures should be in the low 70's. >> we will talk more about the extended forecast, tomorrow, the warmest of the week. we will talk about the possibility of a dropper to on the horizon. >> officers have arrested a man in the daily hit-and-run crash in concord sunday night. it woman was killed after a truck veered off the road and hit her. kron4 jackie and hesissel is live with more. >> i met the conc

document peninsula and foster city and palo alto at 52 and redwood city and belmont and san mateo at 53 and menlo park is 54 and san bruno56 and san carlos at 54 and same in mountain view and money fists -- and 49 in fair familiar right now and napa is at 53. from emeryville a beautiful picture of the bay bridge right there, prominence in the night sky, and it will be mostly dry, and warmer. kind of human. steady rain will be saturday and monday and we have a chance of showers on tuesday and later next week. we will try to end march with wet weather. we will begin april with the same type of pattern. 70's around fremont and palo alto and san jose and antioch and livermore. everyone else in the mid-to-upper 60's until you get to the coast at upper 50's to low 60's. tonight is steady rain moving through and temperatures immediate like this morning at low-to-mid 50's. at 5:00 this afternoon, any light steady rain is around cloverdale and north and we could get sprinkles in the evening but notice the rain rolling through from about midnight until, say, about noon tomorrow, and it could slow down a little bit in the south bay

, which has been an issue of contention between the city and utility ever since pg&e documents revealed that that line could lead to another "san bruno situation." >>> a patient gets out of an balance and takes the subway instead. we're going to tell you why she ditched her emergency ride. >>> plus, tough day if you're an elephant here. elephants escape a circus. they go on a rampage through the streets of st. louis. >>> and boy, we have a lot of sunshine out there today. i'm meteorologist christina loren. from san jose to san francisco, full-on sun. but take a look at what's coming our way. potentially a week's worth of rainfall, and boy, do we need it. i'm going to time out the first system to your doorstep when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. whoa, what's that? umm...a flatizza. it's new from subway. what's a flatizza? tom, i'm patching you in. the latest invention from subway, the new flatizza. crispy flatbread loaded with mozzarella. now get 2 for $5. subway eat fresh. directions to the nearest subway. >>> 11:14 now. president obama is in europe trying to rally the international community to isolate russia over the

afternoon hours. 41 in wood side and palo alto is 42 and menlo park is 54 and poster city is 45 and san mateo is 49 and san bruno now. 46 in los gatos and fremont and oakland at 49 and san ramon is 42 and concord is 4 and napa and fair at 47 and half moon bay at 48. it is cooler this morning. up to 14 degrees cooler if santa rosa and novato and 13 in napa and twelve in livermore and ten in san jose, and six in san francisco. you want to grab a heavier coat this morning. i wanted to show you the roof camera to show you the ferry building and the flags are blowing around but it is not like it was yesterday. we will have sunshine, warmer-than-average temperatures without the wind, and at records especially saturday and open sunday before cooling weather rolls in next week starting on st. patrick's day and a chance of rain tuesday into wednesday. it is a small chance and it is light rain. mid-to-upper 60's along the coast into san francisco and low-to-mid 70's but you can see clouds gathering along the cost this afternoon as the offshore blow is weaker than yesterday. some of the clouds could spill into the gay toni

day, upper 60s in the forecast for you. 72 for san jose, 73 los gatos. 73 degrees in santa cruz with partly cloudy skies. 71 for redwood city. 678 san brunoa cool day pacifica and half-moon bay with low 60s. the extended forecast the second half of your weekend in view. mostly sunny for the afternoon in most places. 73 for the inland areas, upper 60s along the bay. low 60s at the coast. temperatures even warmer for monday and they want wet weather cooler -- and then the wet weather, cooler weather moves in. the scattered showers will continue for wednesday, maybe even lingering into thursday morning. >>> a new cooperative agreement has been signed to protect and preserve mount tam tamalpais. the county of marin and the golden gate parks conservancy for the tamalpais land collaborative. with the five groups on board, mount tam has access to more volunteers and more money. the agreement was signed friday afternoon at a ceremony in tiberon. >>> oakland residents are coming together as part of a community effort to clean up the city's neighborhoods. >> members of the long shoreman's union joined other volunteers to trim trees, pick up garbage

redwood city and san mateo at 44 and belmont at 48 and san bruno 49. we are at 53 in san francisco and 51 in napa and low 40's around san ramon, fairfax, and mid-to-upper 40's conquer, oakland, hayward, fremont, san jose and livermore and antioch and fairfield in the low-to-mid 50's, the warm spot which is usually the cool spot. nine degrees cooler in concord and eight in oakland. 14 degrees cooler in novato. remember the glads yesterday, they were blowing east and today they are barely blowing out. spring starts on thursday morning and it will be cooler but dry after that happens. today, the temperatures are low-to-mid 70's in most neighborhoods and low-to-mid 60's loan the coast and upper 60's long san francisco and richmond and tonight we hang out in the 40's, a few upper 30's in napa and santa rosa. a cold front yesterday, shows high pressure coming in and relaxing and why it is calmer and we will get an offshore wind the next two days with the high pressure and that is why we have the warming trend and it looks like over the next two weeks the are

san bruno. we're live in san bruno with this developing story. what does this all mean today? >> reporter: well, we won't know exactly what it means until and if the charges are filed. but city leaders here at city hall have been fighting for nearly four years to have pg&e held accountable. and today there is an indication that they may face criminal charges for that deadly blast that killed 8 people and destroyed a neighborhood. late this afternoon, pg&e revealed the u.s. department of justice may be planning to file criminal charges against the company in a filing with the securities and exchange commission. pg&e says based on meetings with the u.s. doj it is expecting to face federal criminal charges related to the blast. the filing says the charges will focus on the utility's past practices that violated the act. included are pipeline management. the city manger is grateful the usdoj took the case seriously. >> we hope that it means as i said, some level of closure. and we hope that it means that there is a demonstrated had holding of pg&e accountable for the negligence that resulted in the disaster here. >> reporter: in a statement this afternoon, pg&e says it does not

city's westwood neighborhood. the los angeles fire department has received no immediate reports of damage. >> coming up on the kron4 new is a quick action prevents a structure fire in san bruno from spreading. we will show you what happened. >> some big city mayors are [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> welcome back. we're taking a look at westbound 588 where there are long delays from the alta mott passed moving to 680. it is a 42 minute drive time. south bay is in better shape but word of an accident near matilda. we may start to see significant delays and but for now is in the 40's, to 80 is moving okay. southbound 11 from novado is seen slowing off the 580 interchange. but when she reached this it will be okay. >> in san bruno, firefighters and aleand first alerted neighbors that fire fralerted neighbors preventative fire from destroying homes. neighbors started smelling smoke and called 911 aroun

, 39 in woodside and palo alto is 40 and 41 in menlo park and foster city is 44 and san mateo is 46 and belmont is at 48 and san bruno at 50. san carlos is 48, same at mountain view and 47 in oakland and hayward and san jose and san ramon and fairfax and santa rosa are cooler at 41 and only place cooler is napa at 38 and live more at 39 but antioch it is 53 degrees. it is quiet this morning and hopefully it will stay thai way through the commute. warm afternoon with a few high clouds and it will not stop the surge of warmth, the warmest day in the forecast. the cooling trend begins and we are a week away from rain in the forecast. today the temperatures are low-to-mid 70's from 70 at san francisco and richmond to 75 in santa rosa and napa and down to san jose, and morgan hill could get warmer at 76 and along the coast we are at 62 in bodega bay. tonight we are in the mid-40's to nearly 50 inland and mid-50's an the bay shore to the coast. while you were sleeping we had high pressure moving to the east, in the clock wise shore so offshore wind and well have so much sunshine and warmer temperatures, and jet stream over

city. commuters have been told to head to hayward bart or bay fair if you are going to san francisco. we spoke with one man headed to san bruno this morning who says he understands why the trains are shut down but it's still frustrated. >> it's going to affect me. i'm probably going to be half hour or hour late. it seems like as soon as the bart people got what they wanted, it was more accidents and more delays and stuff like that, which i don't understand. but what are you going to do? >> reporter: now, this is all because of an investigation into last night's fatal accident. bart officials say a train bound for richmond had a person on the tracks just before 11:30. investigators are not sure why they are there or what that person was doing on the tracks at the time. now, bart says investigators are expected to wrap up their work right around sunrise but that means there will be no bart service for the next half hour during a critical time for the commute. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> go to the hayward or bay fair stations until this issue is resolved. kcbs is actually reporting from bart allison that service will be restored

san bruno, california, a massive earthquake fladdenned a community. the companies that own infrastructure don't northwest have the 911 to invest in upgrading them ached doing the upgrades that we need to keep our cities safer. >> the federal department of transportation said there were 50% of the nation's gas appliance were constructed in the 19 tblis and 60s. the simple fact raiments, they have been in the credit are ground for a long time. >> nail yours and corrosion, the being problem that the public will meet, gls the power of that blast and the damage they can do so quickly. all right richelle thank you. >>> coming up next, toxic tanks, plus overtime pay for more people. president obama using can more money to more workers. butting business, how theness new community is crating new jobs. government now there's an investigation into a new leak at one of the country's oldest nucialtion sites -- nuclr sites, the hanford nuclear reservation. allen schauffler is there. allen talk to us about this latest concern. >> another concern in a leak that has leaked before. cleanup of nuclear radioactive waste has been going on for a quarter of a century. difficult, dangerous work, there have been successes al

san bruno explosion. the company filed paperwork, indicating it expects the federal government will bring charges. kron-4's scott rates has reaction. december no city manager says the city is glad to see that pg&e will likely face criminal actions and its role of the 2010 blast that killed eight people and heard dozens more. >>: several looks forward to a conclusion to these proceedings and one that probably will hold pg&e accountable for negligence. >>: now they are hoping this latest development can help them move on. >>: this is one piece to the puzzle. their chairman and ceo on the early put out a statement saying it was a great accident. we are accountable/that hundred most of all we are deeply sorry. we have more work to do and we intend to do it right. other neighbors i talked to said they are very glad to see this but they say nothing will bring back the eight lines that were lost here. reporting in san bruno scott rates kron4 news. now to the developing case surrounding state senator leland yee. he will find out this morning whether he will be suspended as a state senator. u-s senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, state senate leade