area as well. francisco bay the san could occur in the san francisco bay area as well. ( sara ) happening today...teachers in oakland will vote on a tentative agreement that would end their seven-day strike. if teachers approve the contract, they will return to class on tomorrow. the district and the union both announced the tentative agreement friday afternoon which includes an 11-percent salary increase plus a one time 3 percent bonus for educators. "community and labor.">( sara ) oakland educators have been working without a contract since 20-17, according to the union, the starting salary of an oakland teacher is 46-thousand-dollars, higher, livable wages, smaller classroom sizes and more resources were the top reasons for the strike. ( sara ) a big story out of sacramento this morning... the county district attorney will not charge the officers involved in the shooting death of stephon clark last march. the officers fired 20 rounds, hitting clark at least seven times. the d-a believes they had reason for claiming self defense.( sara ) sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala was there when th

area. today, thousands joined the vermont senator in san francisco's fort mason.an thorn was at the free event filled with thousands of people. united states senator and presidential hopeful bernie sanders focused most of his rally on big ideas. he promised to win california in 2020 and then defeat president donald trump. nats..power to the people...in his first bay area trip since annoucing his 2nd presidential run, bernie sanders spoke in front of thousands in san francisco..san francisco thank you..the vermont senator is making an aggressive bid for california while vying for the democratic party's presidential nomination..sot: based on the incredible crowds that we saw in san diego los angeles and hear today i think we're gonna win california.. much like his first run, sanders is proposing an increase in minimum wage while also pushing for free college and free healthcare.. nats..bernie bernie..the enthusiastic crowd of thousands cheering and waving signs apparently liking what they're hearing..sot: most americans agree with all this stuff and it's refreshing

maria started the first all girls pack of scouts here in the san francisco bay area. a chance to talk with maria and all of her young scouts who are pretty excited about what is to come. nats...these are girl scouts...i mean boy scouts....no scouts. they are girls who are now part of the boy scouts of america. recently allowed to join at all levels and eventually earn eagle scout status. in fact this is the first san francisco bay area all girls pack which is based out of oakland.sot it's like a boy and girl scoutssot we don't have to be it doesn't have to just be boys that are doing the boy scouts it can be girls and boys.sot the boys i see them acting up but mostly in the girls we are more calmer... maria obledo is the scout leader who started the pack. maria says they tried girl scouts years ago but the girls were interested in what the boys were doing in boy scouts. so...when the boy scouts of america recently announced that girls were allowed at all levels...she moved forward...starting a pack with her daughter in oakland.sotsot on this day the scouts were involv

it's so robust, broad and vague it seems better to abandon it or not support it for the san francisco area certainly for the city and county. i think the transit areas are important but a half a mile between the number of what's being defined as transits ends up incorporating the entire neighborhoods. i think it's ill defined and i would recommend that be more examined and have it more robust along the big corridors rather than to stream out and incorporate throughout the whole city. thank you very much. >> commissioner: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm a fourth generation san franciscan and live in the richmond district and here to oppose sb50. my primary issue is the current tenant protections it espouses are effectively empty promises and has no actual enforcement. there's no effective city audit and the burden is for those evicted to in force the terms. owners and developers are not held accountable but sb50 assumes they are. once more, i can't tell you how many times i've been for smfg -- affordable housing developments. and if you're go

area. >> we want to head to san francisco where we are joined by nbc bay area pete suratos. pete, you have been in the mosque in the islamic center of san francisco all morning and talked to folks feeling concern. we understand that. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. understandably so. they're sad and frustrated about the events as you just talked about right there in new zealand and they said they're doing their best to keep spirits up. >> i just with a tonight say we're all human beings. we have to take care of each other. we have a different beliefs. we got to respect for each other. >> reporter: now, fridays here at the islamic center in san francisco are the busiest according to syed who you just heard from where he said hundreds attending a prayer service this afternoon. we saw a handful of people heading into the mosque for prayer this morning and as the details of the mosque shooting continue to come in, syed had this to say about the tragic event. >> this is the act of terrorism. you know? we do not tolerate, whether it's muslims or nonmuslims, my heart broken for tho

san francisco. according to the company, lending tree, the san francisco area has a 5% vacancy rate which is low comparedher cities big by comparison, miami's rate is 70%, likely due to the number of vacation homes. a study suggesting the bay area is low vacancy rate is the sign of a healthy county but some say vacant homes should bring housing costs down. >>> a free parking program for homeless people living in their cars will open up. 4 church parking lots in oakland will open up where. will can park for 90 days. the lots will be patrolled by security and portable toilets, handwashing facilities will be available and job help be available during the day. the first site is expected to open at williams chapel baptist church next week pick >>> months after the camp fire, a special surprise for a group of kids from paradise. how the san francisco giants came together to help them have a fun day at the ballpark pick >>> in weather, a very warm saturday out there, patchy fog trying to reformulate in portions of the coastline. a nice quiet weather pattern. a break in the rain call rainfall but we could have m

san francisco, a little bit closer, if you'll be in the city. it's going to be all clear. we've seen a little mist and drizzle in some areas also starting to clear out. our temperatures are cooler, with napa now at 43 degrees. it is 47 in san francisco, and 48 in san jose. 47 now in livermore, as we head over toward concord, check out our temperature trend for today, we'll be at about 46 degrees, as you step out the door, then seeing the temperatures gradually warming up, under all of that sunshine, we'll be at 58 degrees at 11:00 and continuing to go up from there. in the south bay, we're going to see the high at about 64 degrees, that's just slightly cooler than normal for this time of year, but we know there is a big warmup headed our way. vallejo reaches 63 with hayward seeing a high of 66, san mateo looking at a high of 63, and 58 in the outer sunset, while the mission district is up to 63, and also 63 in santa rosa today. as you check out that seven-day forecast, at the bottom of the screen, looks nice for the weekend, and there's still some rain to the north of us, but that is exactly where it will stay, as that wea

area. we're already seeing that rain pouring in mill valley, over toward novato and south of santa rosa and also light rain moving up and down the peninsula, san franciscodbridge area. what we're seeing right now rain continuing to spread in throughout the day. vianey, you've been tracking the co

so as we go into the rest of the day, this will slowly make its way into the san francisco area over towards oakland and then into the peninsula by 4:00 to 5:00. but notice that the rain will start to kind of break up. so it's possible that we may not see much of that in the tri-valley or the south bay even later on this evening. so as we see this system finally making its progress to the south it looks to be weakening. we will take a break from the rain tomorrow for the most part and we will see another storm system moving in wednesday, continuing off and on throughout the day and tapering off on thursday. so, this first storm moving in will be a fairly weak one, only bringing 0.25 inch of rain. most of that comes later on this evening. the next storm that moves in looks to be stronger in terms of wind and rain, and could bring us another inch or so of rain across the bay area. while we take a live look outside in the sierra at squaw creek, looking nice and quiet now. but we will see more snow developing over the next couple of days, and it's possible we could get up to two feet of

that means the latest cases are resistant to most common treatments and a new report says the san francisco area. saul a 20% increase in lights activity this winter compared to last year the cdc says head to head contact within already infected person is the most common way to get head lice though not life threatening. the cdc says early detection is key to quickly getting rid of the lice treatment usually last for an hour maybe 2 to 3 hours says for prevention. doctor suggests making sure your child never shares their cone brush hat or scarf with anyone and that includes siblings. national news now attorney general bill barr says he will release parts of the mueller report to congress late last week of course special counsel robert mueller finish his investigation into russia's election meddling and whether there was collusion with the trump campaign as ground force washington correspondent alexandrov limo reports now democratic lawmakers one. no parts of part of the mueller report they want to see the whole thing. >>speaker of the house nancy pelosi made it clear she is not pleased with the 4

officials in the san francisco area say one infected traveler may have exposed thousands of residentsarlier this month in washington state more than 800 students vulnerable to measles were told to stay home from school for weeks because of an ongoing outbreak. now, this new york ban is the first of its kind with kids with medical or religious ex-exes not affected. as for an enforcement officials say they will not stop people to ask for proof of vaccinations. they say the emergency declaration is more about raising awareness but they say anyone who knowingly puts people at risk may be prosecuted. >>> now to the parents who claim their boys were kicked off a night because of a peanut allergy. pooja patel says her 15 and 16-year-old sons were flying from atlanta to the philippines. the boys reached south korea where they had a connecting flight on korean air. according to their mother the flight crew told the boys they could either get off the plane or endure the flight with peanuts being served. >> i was very shocked and almost in tears. i mean, the last thing i thought was where my kid

area. then we explore delayed motherhood. women, especially in san francisco, are becoming moms later in life. we take a look at the advantages and disadvantages. next, we profile bridgegood, which we first featured when it was oakland digital. the goal is the same to get young people, especially women of color, into the digital design field as creators, but now the scope is getting so much bigger. and we wrap up with an interview with brendon chan, the only chinese-american cast member in the hit musical "hamilton," now playing in san francisco. we talk with him about his role in the production and as a role model in life. all that on our show today. robert: well, the term "autism" is so much more familiar to the public now than it used to be. one of my favorite shows is "the good doctor," with a main character who is autistic, but truly understanding autism is very difficult. finding solutions, just as hard, but there are many people trying to help, and you can help too. here to help us do that are people we know and love. evangeline imana-iyemura is the coc

you're now living in the san francisco area.ou are making a big success and, by investment banking standards, i assume you are highly compensated and so forth. what propelled you to say i will give up all of this and to start my own company? robert: so, the interesting thing that occurred -- as an engineer, i realized way back in my goodyear and tire and rubber days, the impact that software really had on businesses. the thing i noticed was that there were very few software companies that were efficiently run. well, why? the big part was most executives who start software companies, they wrote code or they knew a market opportunity and they sold the code. there was never anybody who taught them how to run software companies. so, i then run into this small company in houston, texas, that was the most efficient software company i have ever seen. they had some very basic things they did extremely well and i said, if you took those basic things and you basically applied them to other enterprise software companies, you could run thos

you're now living in the san francisco area. making a big success and, by investment banking standards, i assume you are highly compensated and so forth. what propelled you to say i will give up all of this and to start my own company? robert: so, the interesting things that occurred -- as an engineer, i realized way back in my goodyear and tire and rubber days, the impact that software really had on businesses. the thing i noticed was that there were very few software companies that were efficiently run. well, why? the big part was most executives who start software companies, they wrote code or they knew a market opportunity and they sold the code. there was never anybody who taught them how to run software companies. so i then run into this small company in houston, texas, that was the most efficient software company i have ever seen. they had some very basic things they did extremely well and i said, if you took those basic things and you basically applied them to other enterprise software companies, you could run those busi

san francisco to switzerland, students marched to save the planet. you can see the protest right here. and here, looking at downtown san francisco from our nbc bay area sky ranger just a few hours ago, as people -- kids as young as toddlers, blocked traffic as they marched down busy streets. that's where we find nbc bay area's ross plater with the latest. ross? >> reporter: we heard from the students -- >> hey, hey, ho-ho -- >> reporter: hundreds of students from around the bay area converged on san francisco leaving their classrooms behind to wage their climate strike protest. and they hope this time people would finally pay attention. >> we got the mass public's attention by blocking off traffic. we marched. we spoke our voices. we went too big hot spots around san francisco. >> reporter: they were also trying to put added pressure on two prominent bay area lawmakers. so they made their way to the offices of house speaker nancy pelosi then senator dianne feinstein to ask them again to support the green new deal. >> they have not made a commitment. they have -- it's very disheartening and sad to say that because they're representatives. i believe af

an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay areats and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced a

. >>> right now the bay area is bracing for another incoming storm. a live lookout side in san francisco. you can see cloudy out there right now as we're anticipating the rain to head into the bay area. >>> you can see it here on storm ranger, the rain moving into san francisco hire's that live look outside in palo alto. for now 101 is dry, but we'll start to see light showers moving in. we'll be tracking that, we'll talk more about that. mike, what is happening at the bay bridge? >> the backup behind me, it's there, isn't it? we saw it bulge, but all lanes are filled in and out. >>> so we'll track that very light rain right now. there will be changes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> to a developing story at the state's capital. protesters took to the streets angry at the district attorney's attorney to not charge the police officers in the shooting. pete, with all of what's going on, what's next here? >> good morning. there were dozens of arrests last night during the protest, but we're hearing reports there could be another protest later tonight when it comes to the d.a.'s decision r

they believe wages are simply not liveable, especially in a place like the san francisco bay area. unfortunately, all this does have an impact on patience, even though it's only a 24-hour strike. i'll get you those details in a moment. here is what both sides are saying about today's strike in san francisco. >> workers don't want to go on strike. i would much rather be inside seeing patients today. i don't want to disrupt care of patients. however, they're forcing that on us. we're at a point where it's hard to retain workers in this kind of economic environment when we're being offered minimal salary raises. >> today for me and everyone here today, it is really about patient care. i think all of us want to resolve the issues at thework. today is patients and this is still a disruption to patients and patients' families. >> let's talk about the disruption of patients. according to ucsf, 680 outpatient appointments have been rescheduled because of this strike and 150 oncology appointments have been rescheduled as well. they do point out emergency services are still available. ucsf l

this after a new report says the san francisco area saw a 20- percent increase in lice activity thisover the last year. the centers for disease control and prevention says head-to-head contact with an already infected person is the most common way to get head lice. though not life threatening... c-d-c says early detection is key. <"those products don't work anymore on super lice or their eggs."buttedsofia deleuse/co- owner comb it out lice removal: "it doesn't hurt so it's not going to hurt anybody. it's not going to cause any diseases because a lot of people freak out, it's just a little tiny bug.">( darya ) a treatment usually lasts for an hour to three hours. as for prevention, doctors suggest to make sure your child never shares their comb, brush, hat or scarf with anyone, not even a sibling. ( darya ) in the south bay... we now know the name of the man whose body was found in coyote creek. the santa clara county medical examiner's office... identifying him as 40-year-old rafael marquez. a hiker found marquez in the lake near monterey and metcalf roads last week. police said ther

one san francisco woman is doing his part to help build a better bay area.one item of clothing at a time. >> it's an initiative we launched to examine and tackle some of the issues facing our region. one is sustainability. one women's zero waste boutique sells clothe made from discarded fabric like this. she estimate her company has diverted 35,000 pounds of fabric that otherwise would have ended up in a landfill or worse. >> i'm hoping that what we're doing in having this mission can inspire other people to even think about their waste as not as something to be thrown away but to make it into something beautiful. >> items range in price from $40 to $200. we have a link on our website at abc7news.com with more about the boutique. we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. what issues do you see where you live? what would make them better? use the #better bay area on social media to join our conversation. >>> now your morning money report much the future of bankrupt -- >> splitting assets between two other retailers. according to a bankru

san francisco. we have flooding reported in the san francisco area. 101 at octavia, 101 at vermont.it is a very busy ride as you work your way in and out of the city. >>> a new cdc report finds about 120,000 people were diagnosed with a staph infection in 2017 and nearly 20,000 others died from the bacterial infection. a report shows hospital has been successful in reducing infection rates butilitie n bett job of li patient re >>> the fdsays corpo is voluntarily recallg r. thages contain too many pills, either too many placebos are empty pill spaces. there have been no reported pregnancies because of the glitch. >>> the fda also says certain makeup products from claire's could be contaminated with asbestos. samples of eyeshadow, compact powder and contour pallets all tested positive. consumers who have these products should stop using the. asbestos can cause cancer. the fda says there were no reports of any adverse reactions to the claire's products of our. claire's has removed the three products out of it stores as a precaution. >> reporter: this relentless winter has eaten away at

this time we're checking out the downtown san francisco area. here's your forecast for today.going to be another warm day, so just gorgeous with a few high clouds moving in this afternoon. and overnight the clouds start to increase, so we will see cloudier conditions tomorrow, but temperatures will still be mild, well above average. then get ready for some spring showers midweek. i want to show you what we can expect in terms of chances of rain. so, it's looking good. enjoy the weekend. wednesday we see a system move in. this is going to be a light storm on our storm impact scale, ranks one. we're talking less than half of an inch for most areas. a little unsettled into thursday and friday, and then we have another system moving in late friday into saturday, and we'll keep you posted eed that. the models keep changing a bit, but for today, enjoy the gorgeous weather. temperatures well above average. highs today in the mid-to-upper 60s to low to mid-70s. san francisco 68, oakland 69, san jose 75 and plenty of sunshine and santa rosa and napa in the low 70s. if you're headed to

area. not as much in the north bay. more toward san francisco and san jose. that is sunday.omorrow, we will be in the 50s. a bit of a chill in the air and still a bit of a breeze. wind around 15 to 25 miles per hour. your five-day forecast, rain clouds on sunday. monday looks okay. great weather when you had back to work and school. then a chance of a shower on tuesday. if you are hoping for a dry, warmer weather pattern. you might like the long-range forecast. >> sounds good. we will just be super sleepy on monday. >> take a nap. >> thanks, mark. >>> some troops with the california national guard have returned home to the san francisco area after a nine- month tour of duty in afghanistan. >> looking good. >> the emotional scene last night at sacramento international airport. troops from the california national guard 40th infantry division arrived home. you can see the family of guardsman tanner all of was among those on hand for the happy homecoming. >> it is surreal. it didn't seem real until we said goodbye to him and he left and now it seems surreal that he is home and i

gray skies, as well as we look towards the san francisco area chance america tower there and here isr forecast. we've got scattered showers throughout the day. a chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. it is slight and with daylight saving starting today, the sunrise is at 7:28, sunset at 7:12 tonight. then if you want a break, the dry and warmer pattern starts tomorrow. we'll get actually a really nice long break and much warmer temperatures. our storm impact scale ranks this storm a one. it's light today. so dealing with scattered showers less than one-third of an inch of rain and some spots may get trace amounts and the chance of thunderstorms remanin in the forecast. the animation shows some rain falling throughout the south bay during the 8:00 hour but notice we'll get dry spots, as well. as this system wraps around and slides south, it brings the chances of rain farther south, as well and notice during the noon hour we'll see only just a few spots of showers around the bay area. cloudy conditions so a little dry for most everyone and then 6:30 tonight if you're having dinner p

area millionaires. another tech company expected to go is airbnb, pinterest and huber. live in san francisco, box 2 news. >>>'s talk about huber, they have a big presence internationally, what do you think, is this a good sign. >> uber without their first, it is oversold in today's, so that means although those who did not get in on the ipo for left will want to jump in for huber. >> uber actually made a profit whereas lyft has not. >> as a long-term investment, i don't know they have to work out the employee things, so we will see, we will watch it. >>> you this morning, deadly crash of the boeing 737 max jetton ethiopia, they have reached the primary conclusion. the wall street journal reported that a flight control feature automatically activated before the plane knows they into the ground. nose dived into the ground. the automation system failed on the ethiopian flight and the lion error line crash in indonesia. >> will cost as strong though sure that second passengers on flight 1675 from baltimore to sfo was diverted because of the strong odor in the cabin. several passengers were taken

the south bay explore thousands of travel experiences and speak to travel experts at the san francisco bay area travel and adventure show at the santa clara adventure center. in the north bay a weekend of cheese, bliss, beer, wine and spirits at the california artisan cheese fast val with supports, demos and pairings, happening at the sonoma county fairgrounds. >>> a complete game by the warriors starting five tonight. look who showed up at the >> he says he's a pretty big deal. >> pictures of a sea lion feasting on a leopard shark. it's rare but not unheard of. you will find the story and pictures at ktvu.com. . >>> mark is off tonight, jason is here. the warriors slaughtered them tonight. now we're winding down the season. it's time to get on to the top spot in the west. andrew bogut gets a nice atn fr 2nd quarter from bogut to boogie. nice move with the d. jams it home. warriors up by 6. steph shows off moves. he turns and runs back the other way it will be good. 3-pointer for steph. he had 15 points in the game. off the miss curry will grab the rebound. pass to green. he gets foul. doesn't

san jose begin in may. 7:54. the bay area is topping another real estate list. this one sound like bad news for first time home buyers. the san franciscoday area is the worst part of the country to buy your first house. the survey is based on affordability and safety. sacramento and san jose ranked number 3 and 4 on the list. the best city for the first time home buyers is pittsburgh pennsylvania. >>> 7:55. and east bay school principal is in critical condition after being shot over the weekend. why the police say that the principal's wife shot him and what led up to the shooting. >>> rift is getting closer to its wall street debut. >>> i'm looking the some of these commutes. and there is 280 and san jose. we'll check into that and the other commutes when we come back. today the temperatures will be above average. we'll take a look at the those coming up. 34r5á78 seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no,

items in our stores with you that process helps to divert things it from local landfills if the san francisco area. >> and the textile box will take it one step further helping 1230 get to zero waste. >> it brings the donation opportunity to the donor making that as convenient as possible it is one of the solutions to make sure we're capturing all the value in the textiles. >> with the help of good will and other businesses san francisco will eliminate 39 millions tons of landfill next year and 70 is confident our acts can and will make a great difference. >> we believe that government matters and cities matter what we side in san francisco, california serve as a model phenomenal in our the rest of the country by the world. >> whether you do not to goodwill those unwanted text told us or are sufficient value and the greater community will benefit. >> thanks to sf environment san francisco has over one hundred drop off locations visit recycle damn and thanks for watching join us >> i lived in the mission neighborhood for seven years and before that the excel see your district. 20 years a resident o

we're seeing a few showers right now in the san francisco area. down into the south bay. jose it is definitely wet. a look at the storm. it looks impressive. it is going to bring us some heavy rainfall. temperatures 40s 50s. a live look from the cam. you can see the rain drops on the lens. slow for the afternoon and evening commute with the brief downpours. showers end early tomorrow morning. the next storm arrives sunday night. most of the weekend will be fine. it's a level one. this afternoon and tonight. about 15 hundredths of an inch. gusty over the higher terrain. tonight between 5:00 p.m. and 6:30. widespread rain. 8:00 p.m. some showers move through at 11:00 p.m. we'll see heier rainfall. around midnight. and we go into tomorrow morning. so 4:00 a.m. hopefully you're not up. there will be wet weather in the east bay and san jose. 5:00 a.m. you'll notice it's in the general vicinity. and it's gone. 8:00 a.m. the sun breaks through. some clouds. most of saturday is fine. in terms of your out door activity. rainfall totals most of you will be in the 15 hundredths to 8

(ken) this after a new report says the san francisco area saw a 20-percent increase in lice activityhis winter, over the last year. kron4's gayle ong is live in concord tonight with the details. gayle? these super lice may be immune to common chemicals but doctors say not to panic, there are still effective treatments out there.they also say head lice is very common. a new report says super lice are becoming resistant to over the counter remedies parents have relied on for years.researchers from lice clinics of america reports a 20 percent increase in lice activity in the bay area this winter over last year.though not life threatening, lice are highly contagious. doctors say head lice is very common...in fact this little girl had lice removed during a head

san francisco general hospital foundation. the project was debuted in 2004. it's a showcase where heart sculptures are created by bay areaisplay throughout san francisco for the public to enjoy. you may have seen them around as you went around town. then those sculptures are auctioned off, and it is a program that continues to grow every year. at the recent hearts in san francisco dinner and heart sculpture auction, "asian pacific america" had a chance to talk to some of the artists themselves. and here they are. erin zhao: hearts in san francisco project is very special to me because at first when i moved to san francisco about ten years ago, it was a whole new environment, culture, and language 'cause i grew up in china. this piece is titled "mountain and waves." it's inspired by the natural environment around us, especially the california landscapes. so, i feel like we're so privileged to be--to live here and to be able to call this home. and we're so close to the water, the mountains, and we have beautiful parks in the city. lori chinn: this year, i--well, i did one seven years ago, and i did a small tabletop sized o

san francisco. our guest today or two priests serving in the bay area.e'll learn about that dominican history, the mission of the dominicans in the west and much, much more. after this brief break, please rejoin us to meet the dominicans. >>> hello and welcome to mose glick. we have two dominicans priest. this is father michael hurley. you're the pastor of the st. dominic's parish in san francisco. >> im a. >> good for you. >> next to him, father james moore. 0p after each name. let's not forget that. you are called the vicker for advance the for the western province. >> yes, correct. >> and both local guys from a farming family. >> yes. >> and from pacifica. >> out on the beautiful western coast. >> beautiful pacifica. >>> growing up in the bay area, you joined the dominicans under western province. as i mentioned, the history of the dominicans is until matily involved with the archdiocese. tell me about that. >> when the dominicans came to california, they wanted to come where kind of the action was, the pope sent two dominicans who had known each othe

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father to my kids, and that's something i'm working towards every day. >> reporter: in san francisco sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> small businesses in san francisco say they need help. today a notable vote that could help. the board of supervisors approved a new store front ordinance. the legislation forces building owners to act faster to find tenants for their vacant properties. owners will have to pay an annual fee of 700 bucks if their building is empty. they say vacant store fronts hurt small businesses by say giving the sense an area is run wnd food company has filed for bankruptcy protection. they shut down bankruptly in january. in that filing they said making and delivering freshly prepared food to customers proved not to be a stainable business model. they owe more than $28 million on its lenders. >>> a unique music school in oakland thought a donation of several valuable paintings was the answer to financial woes. but after using those paintings as collateral on a loan, they learned they weren't worth anything at all. so now they're deeper in debt. what comes next for this school, jodi? >> re

in napa and oakland, redwood city, a little less than quarter of an inch in san jose and over areas of livermore in san francisco. but, the storm continues to move through and we continue to accumulate over the next 24 hours or so. here's a view of the entire state where you can see most of the state getting wet with the sierra getting snow. a three hour time lapse we picked up on a few lightning strikes, little bit of thunder and lightning moving through as well. if we get back over areas of the santa cruz mountains it's fairly widespread and over areas of san jose and highway 101. along the peninsula we get rain oakland has some pretty good rain stretching toward 24. hayward going towards 580, dublin, union city, fremont and into the east bay heading towards concorde and highway four. widespread over the sacramento san joaquin valley. into the north bay, scattered showers and we will continue with the rain for the next couple hours and then we will slowly break away to on-and-off scattered showers for the rest of the day. here's a look at what's going on in the sierra winter storm warning until tomorrow mornin

(vicki) this after a new report says the san francisco area saw a 20 percent kron doctors also say not to panic.head lice is very common and there are still effective treatments out there. a new report says super lice are becoming resistant to over the counter remedies parents have relied on for years.researchers from lice clinics of america reports a 20 percent increase in lice activity in the bay area this winter over last year.though not life threatening, lice are highly contagious. doctors say head lice is very common...in fact this little girl had lice removed during a head check at this salon in concord..sofia deleuse, co-owner of comb it out lice removal, says they do things the natural way..with a removing comb and hair product..

other bay area cities in the top 15, includes san ramon, pleasanton, couupertincupertino. san franciscond oakland, last place. >>> we know where the raiders are play next season. it's oakland. how about after that? >>> gamers from around the world are touching down in the bay area. a tournament will be hosted in redwood city. ea will be unveiling its brand-new studio. there's some photos that you can look at. gamers will go head-to-head, playing madden. the winner will take home a $190,000 grand prize. we're back with more. >>> okay. are you ready? he's back in the bay area tomorrow. when will andrew bogut play his first game with the warriors? >> fans are excited to see the aussie return to oracle but they have to wait a few days. steve kerr told the media, his first game back will be thursday against the pacers. bogut was named mvp and defensive player of the year in australia this season. he last played on the warriors during the 2015-'16 season. >>> looks like the oakland raiders will be staying in town for one more season. you remember the drama started after the city of oakland su

san francisco 49 degrees. we'll see mid-40s through fremont, redwood city and san jose. here's another live look as we check out the downtown san francisco area. what you need to know about today is that the pollen is coming up for trees. right now it's moderate, but climbing up to high. weed and grass none. mold exposure low. uv index will be high. so here's what you can expect in terms of the week ahead the next seven days. in san jose, our average high is 66. notice we are above that. we're warming up even more tomorrow. monday will be the warmest day. tuesday we start to drop again because we have a system moving through bringing us some of that light rain. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so it feels like spring today. mid-60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay and the inland areas. we've got the luck of the irish for tomorrow, as temperatures climb even more. the warmth peaks on monday. we're talking upper 70s, almost near 80 for inland areas on monday. around the bay mid-70s, at the coast upper 60s. a great day for any outdoor activities this weekend. light rain returns on tuesday, but we're talking a few hundredhundre hun

and then scattered throughout the that's dublin on 5 a lot of the heavier rain targeting san francisco and areas to the soth. we see a lot of yellows and reds indicating heavier rain. where it is red is pretty much everywhere. south of the golden gate bridge is where we will have to deal with the slicker conditions. the rest of the day the rain becomes more scattered and lighter going into the afternoon. this is mostly a morning event that will continue. another storm is behind has. i'll talk ell you more coming u. and mike, you already have a crash on the bay bridge? >> on the bay bridge. very slowly moving over towards the oakland side. coming out of the treasure island tunnel, you have to hit your brakes. it looks like they have a big ris rig involved in this crash. this is a problem for the next few minutes, combined with the fact there's rain on that span. use con delays coming over from san francisco towards treasure puddling, ponding, that rain hitting the peninsula. 280, 101, 880, across towards the tri valley. there's that radar lit up in beautiful springtime colors. back to you. >> tha

>> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in the san francisco bay area. >> woodruff: and wel be bac shortly, witok at the price of privacy in this digital age. but first, taka moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support, which >> woodruff: a top facebook heecutive in charge of all products announced today he is leaving the social media giant. it is the highest-level departure in years, and comes amidst mounting criticism of how roe company handles users data. tonight, we hearroger mcnamee. he was an early investor in facebook, still holds in it, but is now a vocal critic. he offers his "humble opinion" on how we need to stop being passive and decide how of our personal information we want to share. >> data is replacing oil as the most valuable commodity in our economy. unlike oil, where ownership is tied to the property under which it resides, corporations acquire highly personal data in the course of a transaction and assert ownership forever. instead of asking permission,e corporations tat they want and challenge us to object. >> thanks

and san francisco area and new york city. even for republicans, there is more total votes in those cities than going out to other parts of the country. the way they are looking at it is a narrow way of looking at the college. not thinking about what the purpose of the college s. the purpose of the college is precisely to say every now and then, it doesn't matter. somebody gets a few more popular votes. it's always very close. hillary clinton only won in plurality and the biggest spread that didn't win the electoral college. they both had a lot of support. the question is, does it matter how you put the coalition together? the answer is that it does. i would say that someone who is full time in ohio wish we could be in indiana and not have so many presidential commercials and visits. >> it's a good discussion, but i appreciate you setting the table for us. a law professor and former chairman of the federal election commission. up next, to achieve that promise, the 3% economic boom, president trump has work cut out for him. he

[applause] "there's been three back to back shootings within the san francisco bay area. none of them appear to be related". (grant) tonight at 5... rampant violence on freeways in the east bay. there have been three separate shootings in a span of three days -- and we are now learning the identity of a woman killed in a shooting on highway four in concord. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the first shooting happened on eastbound highway four near concord on saturday night-- and the most recent was this morning on interstate 80. the c-h-p just wrapped up a news conference with details of the shootings. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in vallejo the new information. michelle? chp says they've had 185 freeway shootings since november 2015.nine of those shootings have been fatal ... including saturday's shooting. chp investigators say destinee hillery -- a resident of antioch -- was pronounced dead on highway four eastbound at port chicago highway.her family says she was a beautiful girl with lots of friends and family who loved her.chp believ

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> and the fight will go on. thank you, jean. >>> deep in the weeds. another legal defeat for monsanto. a jury awarded a sonoma county man $80 million. edwin hardeman isn't a gardner or groundskeeper but he used the weed killer roundup to kill poison oak on his property for 26 years. now he has non-hodgkin's lymphoma. hardeman sued monsanto claiming the company knew about the dangers of the formula and didn't warn him or other customers. >> they have refused to test the product. to this day they have never done long-term testing of roundup and they have hidden information. they have failed to give information to regulating bodies. >>> raging grannies out in force to save trees out in menlo park. demonstrators rallied outside a city meeting tonight demanding the city keep seven heritage redwood trees. trees are located in el camino real right near the library. the trees sit on top of a building. so the city says the trees need to go. >> they're beautiful majestic trees. they're native to the region, coastal redwoo