this year, the san francisco manila sister city committee represents -- celebrates its 50 year, marking five decades of service to our people. the san francisco bay area filipino american community salutes this milestone, a legacy of goodwill and true filipino american pride. >> representing the san francisco manila sister city committee, are defective chairman -- our de facto chairman. [applause] >> if i may, i'd like to call up some very key members of the committee. i cannot call all 100-plus people up here, but some very key members. first filipino elected in san francisco, who has been with the sister city committee from day one, and partners in making sure that the cultural links have to do with education. nancy and dan harrington, please join us here. they have sent 13 million books to impoverished children over the years. we thank you all for this honor. we have enjoyed tremendously the ability to link with the philippines. we have generated thousands of jobs, both in the philippines and in san francisco. we have donated thousands of dollars to various events, such as the cleanup of the river, the symphony of the philippine cultural cente

in the golden city of san francisco, where diversity in progress is a way of life. the san francisco bay-american communities ... milestone, a legacy of innovation, respect, and an unapologetic advocacy for equality. >> representing the philippine a women's network -- and >> may i call the members of the filipino women's network to come on over? this certificate is for all of you. i think most of them are here already. when did the bodies and that the philippine population in the u.s. are filipino women, you can just imagine the contributions to the economy of america and what it is all about. i want to thank abs-cvn, the council general, and the city of san francisco, mayor lee, for this wonderful honor. thank you. [applause] >> this year, our next honoree broke barriers -- tonight, we honor bay area fashion week. >> over 25 designers, 40 models, and the finest designs, celebrating our art means celebrating our story. it is a documented, and as our designers showcase, this year we saw the first ever bay area fashion week. the event was made at a charity fashion extravaganza, hosted in t

in the san francisco bay area, we came together from all over the arab world to live.ou, again, for coming. i hope you have enjoyed the program to a lot of people have worked very hard. i want to make a few announcements. we could not have done any of this without our sponsors. before we start, a big thank you to the presenting sponsor, the law firm. a round of applause for them. thank you. [applause] also, burgermeister franchise. [applause] and we have ike's place and [inaudible] [applause] we could not have done it without their support. they were very generous. i urge all of you to please support these businesses. without them, we would not have put on this event. >> and now i have the pleasure of introducing the musical ensembles. it is a bay area based ensemble that reaches out to all diverse groups in the bay area. we had the pleasure of having their perform at our first annual celebration of arab heritage month and now we have the pleasure of them performing again. please give them a round of applause. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

, she has been a pioneer in educating youth and the general public on caribbean dance in the san francisco bay area. -- korean dance in the san francisco bay area. once again, are round of applause for our opening number. it is such a pleasure to be with you here tonight for this special celebration. please stand now for our national anthem, sung by ayumi perry. ayumi. >> ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly str eaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> and up in coming -- an up- and-coming singer-songwriter. thank you for the beautiful rendition of the national anthem. please be seated now. >> cameras, cameras. >> and if you are a sponsor and are looking for your seat, we have them all down here, all reserved for you. come on dow

>> i am with latitude 38 sailing magazine, and i am thrilled to have them come to san francisco bay. i do want to lend my support, because i believe it is going to bring great positive attention to the bay area. it is going to give us an opportunity to introduce local residents. too many people see the bay as an obstacle rather than a great place to go play. the winning america's cup team is from san francisco, and not having the cup here would be like having the world series for the giants in another city. we think san francisco is home to america's cup and that is where it should be held. improved access will benefit the city for generations to come. we know it has been crumbling. we want to mitigate environmental impacts but be able to maximize economic benefits. america's cup will be exciting and economically rewarding, and though it is a temporary disruption common and it will be short-lived, but the benefits to the economy and the people will be long lives, so i urge you to vote tonight. it will bring great economic and lifestyle benefits to the city of the bay area. i think in

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the san francisco bay men's chorus. ♪ ♪ [applause]re is really, only one boy... one girl... one tree... one forest... one deep, dancing ocean... one mountain calling... one handful of sand through our fingers... one endless sky overhead... and one simple way to care for it all. please visit earthshare.org and learn how the world's leading environmental groups are working together under one name. earth share. one environment... ♪ [applause] >> de want to sit down? that is perfectly all right. -- do you want to sit down? let me called this meeting to order. it is the occasion when the mayor of san francisco is to take the oath of office. i believe this is probably the first major who has had all the other living mayor's as the 16 county of san francisco president for this swearing in. [laughter] but i do not take it personally. i did not even notice it. [laughter] of course, i should identify them quickly. to my left, she will be on later on in the program, but we will start with dianne feinstein, the only woman who was ever held the ma

the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisor for the san francisco bay shoreline. in the meantime, take a look at the temperatures. a mixture of forties and fifties. a mixture of forties in the north bay as well. as we focus on the afternoon highs we have pretty much everyone sitting in the '60s. the satellites and radar shows clear conditions over the bay area. we do have a lot of cloud cover headed our way. we can expect some cloudy conditions and breaks in sunshine for the next couple days. for the weekend, plenty of sunshine in store. >>james: we will continue team covered by heading outside. jackie sissel is at the bay bridge keeping an eye of the fog. >>jackie: good morning. things have actually gotten a little bit better over the last hour. visibility is now at about a quarter of four model. there is a fogged by israel the bridge. if you are coming through this area, be aware of the fall. the road is extremely slight. obviously that is the last place they want to be speeding. >>james: let's hand things over to georgia the traffic department. >>george: there w

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the san francisco bay men's chorus. ♪ ♪ [applause]sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty. i thought i would try to make it as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five or six years ago because of the book published. they appreciated that my work was clearly driven from my research and investigation. after i contributed my artwork, the museum was really beside themselves. they really took to it. the museum reached out to me to see if i would be interested in my own space inside the museum. i tell them that would be a dream come true. it is the classical, beautiful indian mythology through the lens of modern design and illustration and storytelling. they're all of these great sketch as i did for the maharajah exhibition. i get a lot of feedback on my artwork and books. they complement. they say how original the work is. i am the first person to say that this is so derived from all of this great artwo

>> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out of san francisco bay. they can't see it where they are. they get the idea to build a giant wooden structure. the years tha

>> not a bad idea. >> it's a segue. >>> there is nothing like being out on a sailboat on the san francisco bay on a beautiful day like today. >> that's right. as sharon chin reports this week's jefferson award winner is treating kids to a sailing adventure with a lesson. >> all of a sudden the boat moved so if you not holding on, you could lose your balance and fall down. >> reporter: captain richard gillette is leading a san francisco bay adventure. >> roger that. >> roger that! >> reporter: this is no ordinary sailboat ride. captain richard and his all- volunteer crew take children on free tips 60 to 100 tames a year. >> cast off! >> reporter: to teach them to care for the bay. many of the passengers come from the berkeley boosters police activities league for a life changing journey. >> we put them in a brand-new totally new environment for them. so that takes you know -- opens up their eyes opens up their world, their perspective. keep coming... >> reporter: often the explorers are at risk, disadvantaged, suffering from illnesses. joshua pearl brought his daughter with leukemia. >> she has

it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out of san francisco bay. they can't see it where they are. they get the idea to build a giant wooden structure. the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. ar

the city and county of san francisco and the america's cup event authorities proposed to host the 34th america's cup sailing races in san francisco bay in 2012 and 2013. the proposed the development of pure 27 as the harman crews terminal -- pier 27 as the herman cruise terminal. the draft eir was published on july 11, 2011, and the planning commission held a hearing on august 11. 245 written comments, the document published on december 1, 2011, including all comments and responses to those comments. the document also includes changes that either clarify information or make minor changes and corrections to the document. other changes were due to refinements to the project and alternatives, many which were refined, and then there are other clarifications or corrections that result in a change the findings and conclusions in the draft eir. ceqa guidelines section -- states that an agency is required to recirculates -- recirculate, and these identify significant information needed as any changes that would result and any new significant impact, increase the severity of impact, or require new mitigation measures. none of the above would

draft coming through, terrible. 18 fairfield the cool spot everybody but oakland, half moon bay and san franciscotechnically. temperatures same around the monterey bay inland everybody at or below freezing except for monterey at 36. for this afternoon, sunshine and cool temperatures after this record setting morning. high clouds tonight keep temperatures up a little still going to be cold tomorrow morning, the wet pattern for all of us thursday i think it has a 10 day window. 47 today, increase in high clouds this afternoon, most of news the low 50s. we may get up to 53, more mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland with morgan hill at 52 the cool spot. tonight a lot of temperatures near or below freezing north bay valleys, east bay, fremont, palo alto into the santa clara valley upper 30s san rafael -- jet stream up to the arctic circle then puts this cold air in our neighborhood today. the high pressure holding on to today and for the better part of tomorrow before in low breaks through coming in from the ocean, from the west warm core system warm invection includes today and tomorrow increas

san francisco bay is a globally significant site for millions of shorebirds and water birds, and it is our hope that this product can be -- a project can be improved to reduce the impact. the eir fails to adequately identified impacts and measures. it does not adequately identify the impacts to birds. the issue better assess the impact to wire but on land and especially in the open water. by contrast, a recent review of published and unpublished studies show that 86% of human cost disturbances of impact on shorebirds and waterboards on the bay. many of these disturbances caused the birds to fly, preventing them from foraging. these studies to say that even minor flushing can affect their survivability. it is said the disturbances will be minor and projects that they will be mitigated. second, it proposes insufficient mitigation measures. for example, the eir proposes fencing but does not identify where that will occur, how it will be installed, or what impacts may be arising from that itself. there is an notice to boaters brochure. while this may help, strong mitigation in the form of

sailboat on san francisco bay on a beautiful day. as sharon chin reports, this week's >> well, there's nothing like being out on a sailboat on the san francisco bay on a beautiful day like today is going to be. and this week's jefferson award winner is treating kids to a sailing adventure. >> all of a sudden the boat moves. if you're not holding on one hand to the boat you could lose your balance and fall down. >> reporter: captain richard gillette is leading a san francisco bay adventure. >> roger that. >> roger that. >> reporter: this is no ordinary sailboat ride. captain richard and his all volunteer crew take children on free trips, 60 to 100 times a year. >> cast off. >> reporter: to teach them to care for the bay. many of the passengers come from the berkeley boosters police activities league for a life-changing journey. >> we put them in a brand new totally new environment for them. so that takes, you know, opens up their eyes, opens up their world, opens up their perspective. >> keep coming. >> reporter: often, the explorers a

the san francisco bay group will perform their hit song "save me, san francisco." their album of the same name has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide. clearly people love the city by the bay. the nfl is beefing up security at candlestick park for today's game. extra security cameras and also undercover officers will be looking for unruly fans. abusive fans will be kicked out of the stadium. officials say they don't want a repeat of last week's playoff game where some saints fans complained about niners fans harassing them, even threatening them, and if you're headed to the stick, public transit might be a very good idea. muni will run several express lines to the stadium from both the north bay and the east bay. from there, fans can hop on the 75x, 77x, 78x or the 79x lines. if you plan on driving, parking lots won't open until 11:30 this morning so plan for that and plan for rain. for more 49ers/giants coverage head to nbcbayarea.com. there you can read about harbaugh's team strategy for today's game and you can see photos of some of the cutest niner fans in

san francisco freeway and getting hit by a car. the accident happened about 11:00 last night, caused major traffic snarl on i-80 heading off the bay bridge into san francisco. an older man walked on to the freeway near 4th street and car hit him. the driver did stop, the man was taken to a hospital. he didn't have id and investigators aren't sure what he was doing on the freeway. >>> police in oakland hope a $25,000 reward will help them find the killer of a young boy he was helping his father load sodas in the family's truck friday night. someone in line outside fired shots into the vehicle, hitting gabriel in the chest. the third young child to die of gunfire in oakland since august. police have an anonymous tip-line for information on the case you can find that on abc7news.com. >>> three years ago yesterday oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station. yesterday a march was held in his memory began at frank ogawa plaza and continued to the fruitvale station. protesters say grant's killing and riots speak to the ongoing violence in a society based on racial injustice. >> our rights are being v

san francisco, as well as connections to sacramento. phase one, often referred to as the basin project, connecting los angeles to the san francisco bay area and, eventually, san francisco. the peninsula segment of the plan is anchored by stations in san jose, with options for intermediate changes between the two. as has been mentioned by others this morning, san francisco has long been a proponent of high- speed rail in california. the city is the only entity within the nation that has committed personal, direct local funds to the construction of a high-speed rail system. $1.6 million to begin construction of phase one. it is to open in 2017. it is not only a dramatic architectural accomplishment, but it will provide connectivity to the regional and local bus system, with local activity presented to bart. phase two will connect regional and inner-city high-speed rail systems within california. the san francisco high-speed rail working group was established two years ago, primarily to respond to challenges that were identified within the alternative analysis report that was released by the authority, calling for the construction of various

jose, morgan hill and santa cruz same areas in the low to mid 40s richmond, san francisco, oakland, san mateo and half moon baygh pressure keeping us locked into the dry pattern through wednesday. wednesday possibility of rain in the north, better chance for the rest of us as with we head into thursday and friday. then over the weekend especially sunday the cooling trend. monday, tuesday, wednesday could be 10 to 12 degrees cooler. >>> fix still looking good around the bay area. -- traffic still looking good around the bay area. this is 101 in san jose for head lights moving northbound looking great up the peninsula. that's 880 across your screen. traffic is really light. i'll take to you the 280 and 17 interchange, headlights northbound 280 heading out of downtown san jose up towards cupertino, that's highway 17 across your screen. north 280, highway 17. i'm going to show you the waze traffic maps. this kind of shows you what is going on as well in the south bay. it correlates to the live pictures we saw, no slowing reported the south bay. see all those drivers out there, those little bubbles? those are drive

bay bridge is just as well built. good morning. coming up on 4:52. looking down on san franciscofrom sutro tower back to the east bay hills see how clear the air is, much cooler temperatures, frosty around napa. fairfield 33, livermore 34. . gilroy getting near that frosty mark of 33°. as we head into the afternoon very mild again today probably the weekend a little more of an onshore flow it means the winds will be coming off the cooler ocean water instead of coming off the land like they were over the weekend lowzf-@b o mid 60s this time of the year impressive. monterey bay mid to upper 60s not only around the bay also as you head inland. from time to time a few high clouds. 70 big sur today low to mid 60s throughout the central valley, 54 eureka, tahoe, yosemite, rain getting close to eureka during the afternoon die l.a., palm springs mid 70s -- dry l.a., palm springs mid 70s. low to mid 40s richmond, oakland, san mateo, san francisco and half moon bay everybody else mid to upper 30s clouds gather around the north bay as this next system draws near. right now high pressure hol

presented by the society of professional journalists in collaboration with the san francisco public library and san francisco bay area journalists. after several years of difficulty, we are seeing a lot of activity, particularly involving new media organizations. we have seen patch.com open hundreds of bureaus across the country. yahoo! is expanding its staff across the country. aol bought the huffington opposed. in the middle east, we saw how citizen journalists are reporting on the uprisings, and in papers like the "san francisco chronicle" are finding ways to collaborate with groups like spj's journalist of the year in northern california. his last three of this year's winners were new or nonprofit media, a ratio that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago when newspapers and large tv stations dominated the news media. to be sure, most of the hard work is still ahead of us. few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is you

health center's santa clara valley, san francisco native american health center, to celebrate four outstanding heroes that we will be recognizing tonight, their work in the bay area, and with the authority i have as the mayor of city and county of san francisco, with the participation of our wonderful and beautiful dancers and spiritual drummers, declaring this to be officially the american indian heritage month in san francisco. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> local heroes. do what last year's or this year's? [applause] [applause] dancers, stand by. how about a big round of applause for mayor edwin lee? [applause] mayor lee, i would have voted for you, but i live in oakland. we are good. at this time, i would like to call up susan jamieson, executive director, native american health center, oakland, calif. [applause] >> thank you, earl. it is my pleasure to introduce our first honoree earl arniconie. he has lived here in the bay area for the past 22 years with his wife brigitte. currently working as the workforce investment act program coordinator and for the united nations -- united in the nations of east bay, earl encourages native american youth

now, the freedom train ride as you said goes from the south bay to san francisco and commemorates the 1965 march from selma to montgomery, which is 54 miles. that's the approximate same distance from the south bay to san francisco. this train ride is a reduced fare. it will cost only $10 roundtrip making four stops to depart san jose at 9:30. sunnyvale at 9:45. palo alto at 9:59. and san mateo at 10:22. it is very important to note that you cannot purchase those freedom train ride tickets from any of the stations. you must purchase them from brown paper tickets, come here to the san jose station to get your special tickets to get on the train to san francisco and it's going to be a lot of fun and activities as they commemorate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. frank? >> very nice. lisa washington, live for us in san jose, thank you. >>> this is the first dr. king holiday since the opening of the mlk memorial on the national mall in washington, d.c. family members were on hand for a birthday celebration yesterday and more events are planned today. starting today, the k

bay neighborhoods. santa rosa 53. san francisco 54. san jose in the upper 50s right around 58. look ahead extended forecast with the weekend always in view and keep the umbrella handy, you'll notice showers likely into saturday. another system moves in on sunday with increasing shower, chances by sunday afternoon and sunday tonight watching out the 9ers game. sprinkle into monday morning. >> thank you. people gathered peer 39 today to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the arrival of the sea lion. first showed up after 1990 occupying -- feasting on hairing after reaching a peak of 1700 animals in 2009 they left. experts say the animals followed their food sources further offshore. they're slowly returning and dozens were on hand. that's our report for tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. our coverage continues online and tonight's 10:00 on ktvu channel 2. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ] and i still haven'

and there is san francisco bay is doing fichbl winds are kicking up. is some change so that view looking towards west is going to look different as we head into overnight hours there is low clouds and fog returning. record highs today. i want to show them to you. there is 67 in moffett field. oakland, p 67. you can see upper 60s and fairfield and concord hard to believe it's january. there is low 60s in san francisco and half moon bay. there is no rain in sight soon. temperatures now into 50s and 60s with clear skies out there. there are low clouds and fog tonight. there is sunny, milder towards weekend. high surf advisory going into affect tonight. northwestern swells expected to build 13-16 feet. we're seeing that now. right now 11 feet and there is san francisco, 12 feet. watch out for large, breaking waves. particularly northwest facing beaches. there is a cold front went through. and now, high pressure is rebuilding and as it rebuilds we're going to see changes coming. first change in the form of cooler weather for your friday. there is more of a

the fire in san francisco that burned three homes in the bay area.imberly williams is there and joins us by phone. kimberly, what do you know? >> reporter: what i know is by 10:00 tonight, we saw several fire trucks pulling away from the scene. police still surround the area. it's shut down to traffic between valor and frederick street. we do understand the fire started at a victorian home and then spread to other nearby homes who were then evacuated. police said the fire was reported about 8:00 tonight. a woman called them screaming for help. fire crews arrived to find flames coming out of the roof of a three-unit building. it took more than 100 firefighters and about an hour to get control of those flames, as we understand it. at least one person has been treated for shortness of breath. also animal control has been called in to help them house the ten displaced residents. police say the cause of the fire is under investigation, but we do know an arson investigator has been called in. back to you. >> thank you for the update. we'll check in with yo

i also want to thank -- commissioner candidates mentioned the association of bay area governments, the san francisco foundation, the silicon valley community foundation, the great communities collaborative, the bay area council, a community housing organization, and the non-profit housing association of northern california, and the urban habitat. on behalf of our hud secretary shaun donovan and our system the abilities officer, i am so proud to represent, and our regional administrator, to represent hud here. i want to ask you to please give a very, very warm reception to the regional administrator from epa. please, sir. [applause] >> thank you to leader pelosi. most of the things that you look around and see in san francisco would not have been done without the amazing amount of work that she does for the city and county of san francisco. it is an amazing privilege to be on the panel with her today congratulations to mayor lee for his recent appointment and to everyone else here on this exciting day. i used to work just next to city hall and run my bike down mcallister every day for nine years, so

. >>> the san francisco bay is being polluted. it is at the port of redwood city. it is where work is disposes of that and other large medal products. they are responsible for pollution involving led mercury and zinc. he is warning them they could be fined up to 37,000 dollars a day. >>> if he did not strike again overnight. i was joined on extra patrols, they have not been able to find anything and if they did not have additional fires they would not have any homes damaged but they are definitely concerned. >> this is not a prank. this is serious business and they are jeopardizing people's properties. >> they will not tell us how it started but they have collected evidence to release a description of the suspect. it will be under the novato arson's link you will find a map of each location where the fires have been set. >>> creating wildfire conditions, there has not been any substantial rain and ktvu channel 2 news knows he cannot recall is situation in years. and if they persist they could see devastating wildfires this summer. >>> the berkeley news reports, the

over all of our -- neighborhoods tonight the 40s low to mid 40s richmond, oakland, san mateo, half moon bay, san franciscohe 30s, increase in clouds along the coast and also in the north bay during the overnight hours because this cold front will be drawing near, the low is the center of the energy well to the north we are going to get tail end of this cold front and a smaller low is going to spin up and develop along that tail end. right now most of the energy is going to stay out over the ocean let's zoom down and show what is going to happen tomorrow, company, include clouds moving north to south across the -- across the bay. this is the only model showing rain reaching the coast tomorrow. i'm going to go out again the odds and say this will be close some of the light rain breaking looks more impressive than what it will be by 9:00 it is gone less than 1/10 of an inch of rain once that passes look at the dry pattern take over, upper 50s to near 60 along the coast low to mid 60s around the bay and inland through the weekend. >>> we head to the east bay where an injury crash has been reported in the frem

bay. 62 in morgan hill. 62 in san jose. also looking at low 60s in los gatos. walnut creek also expecting 59 degrees. out here toward san francisco61. 57 in half moon bay. 61 in san mateo. for the next three days, the trend is warming up. upper 60s to low 70s possible inland heading throughout wednesday and thursday. the bay also seeing numbers in the low to mid 60s and on the rest of your seven-day forecast, unfortunately no rainfall here as we head right into your upcoming weekend. it looks to stay dry. that recent rain was a band-aid on our problems when it comes to water but no fix for us right now. ladies, i hope you like the new graphics. >> i do. >> beautiful. the water looks real. >> best in the bay area that's for sure. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the 49ers playoff run is over. sad it is. the journey is just beginning. it was certainly a breakout season with great promise for what's to come ahead. >> let's be positive. >> optimistic. lauren scott talked to players today about how the postseason was made memorable to them thanks to the fans. >> as the 49ers pack up after a season full of surprises and success, a tide has turned.

napa and santa rosa upper 20s there low to mid 30s most inland valleys around the bay shore mid to upper 30s, san francisco, san mateo and half moon bay may stay in the low to mid 40s. clouds around southern california may make it as far as the south bay, a lot of sunshine today. main jet stream well up to the north that's why it is going to be dry through monday tomorrow could push-upper 60s to near 70 in some areas. 60s through saturday, 50s start showing up at the coast sunday, the rest of us 10° cooler by tuesday. -- >>> back to fairfield, this injury accident is on the shoulder luckily this is westbound 80 at travis boulevard. still a little slowing at the scene kind of to be expected when there's a lot of activity even though it is on the shoulder. 80 berkeley still good westbound a little more crowded near university. once you head down to the bay bridge toll, traffic is still light there. i just got an e-mail from a viewer sandy telling me vasco road is slow now we can tell you how slow with the waze traffic app. it is moving at 9, 7 miles an hour this is information that we get from our waze drive

alto, mainly low to mid 40s for the rest of the bay shore and south bay, upper 40s half moon bay and san francisco 60 half moon bay noon same around santa rosa, napa, mid 60s around fremont, san jose, palo alto 62, mid to upper 60s by 4:00, another warmer than average day around the bay. a few areas could hit 70 today. slightly cooler two to four degrees still above average. then check out the clouds, the breezes and temperatures back in the 50s where they should be for sunday through tuesday, chance of rain begins wednesday and thursday. >>> we are starting off well. temperatures will be nice, road conditions look great. 680 walnut creek north main looking good southbound through the san ramon valley. traffic quiet all around the bay area another live shot of 280 and 17 interchange in san jose. i want to take you to the waze traffic maps. traffic going to get crowded for the 49er playoff game later today this is an application you can download for free and use. right now we have someone heading on 101 you can see speedy part of the abc7 traffic spotter group is moving along at over 40 miles an ho

with you have the america's cup has had a positive impact toward improving the environment on san francisco bay and how your rejection of this approval will provide an opportunity for improvement and continued protection of the bay. let me share a story with you. our company was nominated to an awards luncheon where there were four hundred regulators in attendance. when they announced the boatyard had won, the room was filled with laughter. it was an indication of how the maritime industry was seen by the regulators. fast-forward 10 years and last year our company was nominated for the advancement we had made. when we announced as the winner, there was not a sticker in the room. the point of view has changed about the maritime industry. i believe that change has taken place as a result of this cup. in the past year, our facilities have been visited by the executive director's, save the bay, and other respected environmental groups, regulators, and even the health department visited our facility. they looked at management practices and never knew existed before some might cry, and not in my neig

bay valleys also in san rafael. mid to upper 40s for most of the bay shore, palo alto could be cooler at 42, upper 40s half moon bay and san franciscowo areas of high pressure semi permanent so far, one over the western united states, one over the even pacific strong blocking ridge next system got close enough to bring high clouds bulk of the moisture heading towards seattle into vancouver, possibly up to anchorage, alaska. not only dry in the sierra but here at home, 29% is all the moisture we've received from july 1st, until yesterday, 35% and 37% in oakland. we should be much wetter. we are not going to see much rain in the forecast the next seven days. we could be slightly cooler tomorrow into friday, a few 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s take over the rest of the forecast have a great day here's jacqueline, maybe good news. >>> very good news, live look now here's the san mateo bridge taillights headed in westbound direction from hayward to foster city, quick 14 minute trip. san jose problem-free, live look 101 at 880. traffic flowing freely in both directions. quick check of drive times out of antioch starting to track slo

bay area found ways to honor dr. king. one of the biggest events was a march for peace in san francisco. >> reporter: more than a thousand people from the north bay to the south, from the city to the suburbs, from all different faiths, walked through the streets of san francisco today, to honor the man who wanted us all to walk together, dr. martin luther king jr. >> he was instrumental in one of the most significant movements of the 20th century, i would say. he has made america what it is today. >> reporter: many made the march a family event, like angela burke who brought the whole brood. >> i think it's important, rather than us sitting at home, not doing anything, to reflect on martin luther king and all of the things he has done for us. >> and i stand in awe of your deeds, oh, lord. >> reporter: they stopped for a prayer before going to the park. >> the dream is still going on, and we still respect that. >> he changed the world. >> reporter: for a few hours today, there wasn't a lot of talk about politics or money or any of our differences. instead, everyone stood and even sang, united. >> well, i know it will happen -- >

but we are live now here in california's treasure island, smack in the middle of the san francisco bay. behind us, you can see the bay bridge. that bridge links oakland to san francisco, and it is getting a $7.2 billion taxpayer upgrade. it's the biggest public works project in the history of california. and it should be a great opportunity to celebrate and create thousands of u.s. jobs. but guess what? this bridge is being made in china. 3,000 chinese workers received new jobs instead of americans. if that's not enough, those chinese manufacturers are using 50,000 tons of fabricated chinese steel instead of american steel. on this trip, as you know, we have focused so far on innovation. but to create 30 million jobs, it's the pillars of american industry that need critical investment. and there is no pillar greater than our nation's infrastructure. what's not investment is paying china to build american bridges. we start with thomas hickman, vice president of sales and marketing in iron works at the u.s. company that lost the bid to build the bridge we're just discussing. joining us f

bay bridge toll fee tering lights on slow traffic -- into san francisco and a stall past the nearing 's look at our waze app drivers reporting what we are seeing, slow at the toll plaza, bay bridge heavy fog on the span headed into san francisco. if you would like to join our traffic spotters you can download this free waze app it is cool, it is free you can join the traffic spotters group. for more abc7news.com/waze. >>> our time is coming up on 6:38. >>> trading is just getting underway on wall we are hearing of a big issue coming up for google and al pell. we'll have more with the -- report from the new york stock exchange. >>> hillary clinton opens up about her political future. what she is saying about her remaining time as part of the obama administration. >>> bizarre ending to a multi-million dollar lotto drawing. why officials say even though someone has come forward with a winning ticket that winner won't be getting a dime. >> reporter: president obama is in michigan talking about higher education. i'm katie marzullo live in the newsroom with how he plans to make good on a pr