i love i san francisco bay area and i love you san francisco bay bridge. as we say in the jewish language should you life to 1 hundred and 20 years it's my honor to introduce the colleague next. prevailing wages and i ask you to help me in welcoming the council of california mr. robby hunter (clapping) >> >> the state building construction trade represents 4 hundred and 80 thousand workers. i myself am a member of the structural and workers and spent almost thirty years building skyscrapers and bridges thought california. as we stand here today in the shadow of two of the most historic bridges built over 80 years ago on this labor day i decade those words to all the workers even the ones that are gone. construction of thousands of bridges those historic spans - those - of historic bridges spanning the great national divides this will allow our nation to grow. part of the new deal to lift us up from the great depression the construction of this bridge one of the greatest employment for our nation. the jobs this bridge provided during this time helped many f

>> here is san francisco's bay bridge. ey absorb the areas of the earthquake while leaving the rest of the infrastructure intact. really, really cool. let's check it out. rising from the san francisco bay is the newest architectural jewel of northern california. the new bay bridge, which connects san francisco and oakland, is now open for business. and what a sight it is to see! roughly 280,000 vehicles travel the east and westbound lanes each day. it's now the widest bridge in direction. this is six years worth of round the clock time lapse video of the new 2.2 mile east span. the project cost $6.4 billion. this is earthquake country. the great san francisco quake of 1906 wiped out 80% of the city. the old bay bridge opened in 1936. and it sits in the worst possible spot: right between two major fault lines. the san andreas and the hayward faults. and the worst-case scenario happened october 17th, 1989. you may remember this scene from the loma prieta quake. a 220 ton section of the old bridge collapsed. traffic came to a

and at that awards banquet, the port of san francisco received an award for its efforts to bring the america's cup event to san francisco bay. and in particular, joe rilely was at that event and represented the port and the association of represents public and private marinas throughout the state and they were active in testimony and hearings leading up to the san francisco bay and a number of members at the event were very appreciative of our efforts but also say that the event was one of the key aspects of their career and their involvement in the event and they were thanking the port for bringing health and the event to the san francisco bay. >> the uss pamp anito, as well as it is not on the agenda, but as well as the sf jerimiah, are really two ships at piers 45. and they both, celebrated their 70th birthdays. and we had planned to present plaques to the communities to the representatives of the communities that the communities today and that they might be here and we will make that presentation at the december meeting but i wanted to acknowledge that both history vessels celebrated their san francisco, anniversary, or

. >> 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

from the public. >> and it is indeed a very cute name. >>> never something different about the san francisco bay. -- notice something different about the san francisco bay. the change that may not be good. >>> and what led to a in kill option for animals in the county. >>> knowing cash, the crowd at this mall gets a surprise and so does the man behind the gesture. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ >>> a new tactic is being used to help harmless mountain lions that make their ways into towns and cities. such as wood side where a mountain lion was spotted there just today. kat

bay you could almost get out are your ice skates. look at all the frozen sidewalk in the residential neighborhood. >> and a big chill in san francisco the swimmers took a dip in the frigid water off the bay. >> not for us. >> good morning, everyone. san jose tied a 41-year-old record low prompting the airports to take special measures. some of the coldest temperatures are in santa cruz county and scotts valley where our reporter joins us. matt? >> scotts rally is the cold of the places around right now at free frozen at 43. people in scotts valley woke up to a frozen landscape with lawns and bushes and roof iced over having dipped to 17. >> i am from colorado. it did not face me. but frost on the car unusual. >> it is freezing. >> coffee was more popular than usual this morning as people tried to stay warm in the santa cruz mountains. >> every person has said it is freezing! >> at san jose international airport planes had to be de-iced before taking off. you can see the airlines spraying a solution on to the wings with no delays reported. passengers respoke with were glad it was taken care of. >> they are on it and doing it properly

from the public. >> and it is indeed a very cute name. >>> never something different about the san francisco baytice something different about the san francisco bay. the change that may not be good. >>> and what led to a in kill option for animals in the >>> a new tactic is being used to help harmless mountain lions that make their ways into towns and cities. such as wood side where a mountain lion was spotted there just today. katie eutiss tells us about the change made to protect the animals. >> reporter: the killing of cubs caused an outrage. >> the game warden had no choice. >> reporter: law at the time did not allow the warden to pursue nonlethal options which frustrated neighbors. >> i personally was agasp. some of the neighbors were afraid, some were frightened. >> reporter: some sprung into action. passing senate bill 132 which helps protect mountain lions. senator jerry hill introduced the legislation. >> we share this beautiful place and this beautiful land with local wildlife. the new law allows game wardens to work with animal groups to safely remove the animals when they move into p

give yourself some extra time from san francisco and the east bay and san jose, the forecast culls forough 7:00 and around 50 at coast and around the bay we are looking at numbers from the 30'ss finally in the 40's by noon, and fairly uniform here, too, as well, and leyla gulen has been looking at the roadways and black ice. >> that is right. it sound like the first accident because of the weather as we take you to san bruno traveling along 280, a solo peck spinout at crystal springs and we are in the upper 30's to watch out for that with c.h.p. advising folk on the roads to watch out for the possibility of frost on the friends or the bridges. in hayward, the crash is blocking two lanes and bringing the speed down to 28 miles per hour. we are backed trip 238 and a look at the terrorism time southbound along 680 not too bad, just a buildup as you get closer to the 24 junction. >> we following breaking news great stockton. several law enforcement agencies are on the scene of an officer involved shooting on interstate 5. police say a man wanted in the bay area on attempted murder charges

you will find a link on our website ktvu.com. >>> an unusual site in san francisco bay. >>> the oakland is celebrating zoo lights, but at least one zoo keeper is celebrating an otter and what it means. >>> plus, a suspicious fire in the north bay that sent a firefighter to the hospital. the clue investigators found that suggest it may have been intentionally set. >>> i just told you how cold it will get in your neighborhood. when i come back we will look at that next weather system that's headed your way. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> new information is emerging about is suspicious fire vallejo. investigators say they found a fire accelerant inside. investigators say the woman who had lived there had been gone for days. they say that someone broke into the apartment before the fire started. >>> police arrested three teens in the brutal assault of an elderly woman thanks to the victim squeak call to 911. police say

san francisco public utilities commission has an important job. we provide clean, pristine public drinking water to 2.6 million people in the san francisco bay areahetchy regional water system. with also generate clean renewable energy for city services like public buses, hospitals, schools, and much more. and finally, we collect and treat all the city's wastewater and stormwater making it safe enough to discharge into the san francisco bay and pacific ocean. >> in 2006 the puc was planning a record number of projects. >> the public utilities commission is a very infrastructure-rich organization. we're out there rebuilding the water system. we've budget working on power generation in the country. we've been doing sewer for the city. we're looking at a brand-new rebuild of all watt systems in san francisco and we haven't had a home that's been other than mental. >> they staff over 900 people. the puc is in two office locations. >> you know, this is such a great place for a building. if the puc owned that building and we could make that the icon i can sustainable building puc represents, wouldn't be a dramatic idea? >> so, one of the major decision

clinic in richmond you would probably find her here at the office of the all stars project of the san francisco bay area. >> very innovative approach to fighting poverty. people are shocked when they hear that the poverty rate in san francisco is 22%. >> reporter: and it's why after completing med school and a master's in public health, dr. joseph wanted to bring the new york-based all stars project to the bay area. >> when i was growing up poor in louisiana, we felt isolated. and what the all stars does is supports young people to take risks and try new things, to become more worldly. >> reporter: and they do it by performing. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: three times a year, all stars puts on talent shows, recruiting kids five to 25 who come from disadvantaged neighborhoods in san francisco. high school senior raven cisco's preparing for the december show. >> i think it's a really great program, especially for a lot of kids on the street who have nothing to do after school and everybody. [ music ] >> people learn to perform on stage and off . they try new things. >> it builds their self-es

san francisco. >> good morning supervisors. i am jeanine cotter and i cofounded in 2004 in the sunset district since 2004 we have been designing and installing solar electric and solar hot water systems in the san francisco bay area and we have installed more systems in san francisco than any other company. we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how to pay for solar electric systems and solar water systems over the life of those systems and that's an impediment and right now the vehicle for that is third party ownership and investors group and wallstreet owns the systems on people's homes and only addresses the solar electric system and not how we reduce the natural gas usage, how we reduce hour water usage and how we decarbonize our transportation and those three issues are actually major issues with respect to climate change and how we respond to that, so we have a huge opportunit

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

low 60s from san francisco to half moon bay. napa, 71. san rafael, 65. 62, napa.should see 60 for san jose this time of year. tomorrow you'll be above 65. hilltop winds anywhere from 15 to 20-miles-an-hour, put we'll look for these to increase overnight and then right on through early tomorrow. so if you're headed out for a bike ride in the hills the winds will be subsiding by late tomorrow morning. we're looking at overnight lows near freezing. low to mid-40s. richard, san high pressure parkd over the eastern pacific. brought the clouds and the gustier winds and the high fire danger through the next 12 hours or so. above normal temperatures again to round out 2013, and the red-flag warning for us locally, and santa ana winds south. in southern california, highs as well. cooler numbers, some of the valleys. otherwise, the seven-day forecast shows the temperatures looking a little cooler as we start the work week and as we the end the year, numbers going back up. next weekend is questionable but still dry. >> thank you, lisa. >> mike shumann is off to arizona with

september's race in the san francisco bay generated 364- million doll omy.. 's >>> taxpayers are going to pay for the america's cup shortfall. september's race in the san francisco bay generated $364 million for the economy. that's according to the bay area council economic institute. that's far short of the $902 million projected windfall. and the race ultimately cost taxpayers at least $5.5 million. still, mayor lee plans to submit a proposal to host the next cup. >>> twitter's seconds month as a public company is off to a great start. it hit an all-time high. it's due to something users can't stand. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks to chat. >> reporter: good morning. twitter has been on a roll this week. it went up by 15% the past two days. part of that on some new audience tools being introduced as twitter tries to become of a center for people getting their news. also, there's a rumor that activist shareholder carl icahn has taken a stake in the company. when carl icahn buys into a firm, he tends to force the stock higher. that happened

and then it extends to the rest of the bay area with the xt essential of san francisco wednesday night into thursday morning. there is increased risk of hypothermia, so be careful. the coast will be down to the mid-30s wednesday, thur. b thursday, but inland mid-20s wednesday morning, widespread freeze thursday morning. we're looking at low 20s showing up. so widespread freezing conditions. it's time to pull out all your winter clothing. i'll be back with a look at what other signs of winter coming early. >>> warming shelters are opening up throughout the bay area in preparation for this week's cold snap. three shelters in the south bay will open in the next hour at 6:00 providing 275 beds for those who don't have a warm place to stay at night. the shelters are run by ehc life builders who which provide help for the homeless along with a place to sleep, people will also get a meal and a chance to take a hot shower. the shelters are located in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy. beds are available on a first come first serve basis. >>> just as people need to take shelter from the frigid tem

low 60s from san francisco to half moon bay. napa, 71. san rafael, 65. 62, napa. we should see 60 for san jose this time of year. tomorrow you'll be above 65. hilltop winds anywhere from 15 to 20-miles-an-hour, put we'll look for these to increase overnight and then right on through early tomorrow. so if you're headed out for a bike ride in the hills the winds will be subsiding by late tomorrow morning. we're looking at overnight lows near freezing. low to mid-40s. richard, san high pressure parkd over the eastern pacific. brought the clouds and the gustier winds and the high fire danger through the next 12 hours or so. above normal temperatures again to round out 2013, and the red-flag warning for us locally, and santa ana winds south. in southern california, highs as well. cooler numbers, some of the valleys. otherwise, the seven-day forecast shows the temperatures looking a little cooler as we start the work week and as we the end the year, numbers going back up. next weekend is questionable but still dry. >> thank you, lisa. >> mike shumann is off to arizona w

bay hills with the coldest spot in the bay area right now by region in the north bay, petaluma is 22 degrees and san francisco are 38. fremont is 29, san jose is 30 right now. and danville is 27 and east bay valley, along the peninsula, menlo park at 30 degrees. that is widespread frost this morning. talk about the southern california temperatures, low-to-mid 60's and tahoe is 26 today with just some partly cloudy conditions. friday and saturday, watch out, the western sleep up to 12" of snow is possible. suest. >> things to watch out for, you need chain reports on 88. if livermore, the slow lane is blocked and a grind up and over the altamont pass but it does not ease up until you are past the dublin entrepreneur. a new accident on the right shoulder, southbound 880, look as it is bunching up, the headlights headed into the macarthur maze it is slow. metering lights are on so traffic is bumper to bumper. >> thank yous sue, at 6:41. now possibly major implications on when you can wear google glass. a woman pleated not guilty for wearing google glass, while driving. her attorney says he will argue the glasses

going to come down, warmer in the eastern seaboard than the bay area by the middle part of the week. new orleans 73 degrees. in san francisco 63, that's above average. livermore is 9 degrees above average. san jose in the mid-60's. down in the south bay mid-60's. 61 in half moon bay. in the east bay numbers in the mid-60's. and cooler, up in the far north, 62 degrees at lake port. numbers collapse, big chill bay area midweek and it will stay that way through the weekend. next chance for rain late in the weekend. >>> the legend is back where he was least expect the ed -- expected. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, should win the emmy award f composure... she kept it wscast was -- . >>> wait until you see this, a midwest anchor women should win an emmy award for composure. >> good evening, i'm ron burgundy, thanks for joining us tonight. the real ron burgundy joined the news team in bismarck, north dakota. you can see he read several news story and chatted with the anchors for the promotion for anchorman sequel. when he told bismarck to stay classy the microphone had been turned off. >> i assume he's taking the show on the road. >> it works i

san francisco and in the bay area are at the forefront and we have another opportunity to continue the world precedence. i came on i was just speaking oh, the conditional and the bay institute i don't know about the institute of san francisco but i have to say it's those groups working together that are going to achieve the goal. city college experience with the ecological aspects it is going to be that foundation and remembering that conditional is not the ivory tower it's truly the gay and bridge as someone who is like myself a community college many years it is what it is. i've paved my way but the point is it's an institution hardly but the come that provides the opportunity. i have a lot more to say but it's scattered i'll just end. well, i guess just kind of how i started and that's acknowledging that place space education is going to be the way of the future to bridge the disharmony and especially we need to create the space and the time is now for the children >> we appreciate you announce yourselves. >> hi, i'm = i didn't long i'm a previous student in san francisco that's cur

the $4 million restoration was funded by settlement money from the 2007 costco oil spill in san francisco bay. >>> still ahead, the best of the best in 2013. people who made a big difference in the bay area over the past year. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> ufc silva broke his leg on a kick ending the match. the bears dominated from start to finish. second half wallace from behind the yard. three bears at 18 points. in front of john. usf and portland, final seconds down. alens off balance for the tie. gets the go and then in overtime, gavin hoffman, the baseball pass to hollins, 86 wins on the road to portland. the world of baseball. arrested in florida for speeding. caughtthat's the sports. have a great date. >> we're inspired by quiet heroes. >> kpix 5 kelly the jefferson award for public service. they showed some of the uplifting stories and ideas. >> go, go, go. >> from little league to special needs. from homeless -- >> desire, his will is to be whole. >> to healthcare. >> the bay area jefferson award winners never waiver in their commmitment to community. and they give us endless ideas for ways we

bay bridge, and this are moved to the light to it... and it was (inaudible) >> i am sorry, what? >> (inaudible), the driver, from san francisco to east bay. >> give me a second. sir? so the public comment works, we take your comment. two minutes. >> (inaudible). >> thank you, okay. so are there any other public comment at this time? >> okay, i would like to bring the project manager to answer the question. i believe that the question about... >> i think that the question to the impact of the traffic. >> right. this is a road that comes off of the bridge and it lands on freemont street which the drivers can only go north on freemont street and the traffic signal is for the pedestrian crossing only and so when are there no pedestrians present, the traffic coming down around the ramp will be able to continue the free flow that they enjoy today and when they will be stopped in the area. and there is a trigger. >> we will close the public comment on this item. >> could you call item number five? >> i am sorry, the action item. >> take a vote on this. item. could you please do a roll call vote. >> sure. >> commissioner chu, aye. >>

bay. san francisco as well. and we are watching visibilities starting to drop in the north bay so we're going to keep you updated. count on fog, though, as we head throughout the morning. it's a spare the air day, will this fog continue? into new year's eve? i have your full forecast coming up in a few moments. good news for some of you. some of you. mike inouye, always good news for you. >> a foggy new year's day. a clear view of the span, this is the bay bridge and the newer span. we'll call it the new span for a while. a nice flow of traffic. the road crews are clear. no lane restrictions. i see one set of flashing lights so watch it. a smooth drive past oakland, the roadway, 880, light volume of traffic. we expect that for the morning. likely the lightest all day. traffic will build into the evening. b.a.r.t. is one of your alternates. we'll talk about alternates to driving. back to you. >> it's 4:32. we begin with a developing story this morning. police in southern california find four bodies overnight after

bay area, clear lake at 11. morgan hill 21. san jose coming in at 28. freeze warning still in effect for friday morning for most of the bay area, except for san francisco. we are eventually going to get some relief in these overnight temperatures. we'll have more on that coming up. also some details on when some rain-snow mix will come unusually close to the bay area. >>> all week, people have been urged to make the proper precautions. how about this story? it was colder in napa this morning than it was in fairbanks, alaska. jody hernandez is in napa this evening. you have the perfect spot with that fire, jody. >> reporter: like everyone in wine country, we're doing our best to stay warm tonight. fortunate fortunately, we have found a nice toasty spot. now that the sun has gone down, it's cold. >> it's freezing. it's crazy how cold it is. >> reporter: foclks napa are feeling the big chill. temperatures dipped down into the teens this morning. >> it is definitely freezing. it feels like antarctica. way too cold for napa. way too cold. >> reporter: the freezing temps kept public works crews busy as pipes and a water main burst this morning. the city sendi

police say a man is facing criminal charges for throwing two cats into the san francisco bay. >>> howng a search for a san jose pilot and his family in the idaho -- the idaho wilderness. >>> how this woman was shunned by the church of sign scientolog y. >>> there's still no sign of the pilot, dale smith, and four members of his family. it's feared their plane went down in the idaho wilderness. bad weather forced today's search to be ended. a family friend has been in touch with smith's wife, janice. >> she's getting increasingly discouraged as the time goes on because of the weather up there. it's just been freezing nights and very challenging. miracles do happen so we're guardedly hopeful, i guess. >> he's an experienced pilot who has made the trip from san jose to utah many times, doing it to visit a daughter who is fighting cancer. >>> the world honors the memory of mandela who died yesterday. he talked about his legacy. >> he may be one of the most important world leaders, if not the one as the lead are of human concern and freedom and he made them happen in his lifetime and our l

low mid 60's at pacifica half machine bay do you want san francisco 63 tomorrow. north bay 64.a 64. sonoma 63. at napa east bay high 65 oakland castro valley and fremont and 64 and 65 at livermore and 62 at cop cord. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it will be again another spare the air day tomorrow but pleasant new year's eve with clear skies for fireworks viewing tomorrow night then sunny mild every day of the forecast period through the weekend with high pressure in the upper 60's on thursday and friday. this is some crazy january weather but feels nice. just weird. >> thanks spencer. >> big changes coming to the nfl. >> a lot of them to the end of the year this is what happens. larry is here. >> when you don't make the play off. for a lot of teams. 5 nfl head coaches fired in the last 24 hours. dennis allen, avoided the ax so what is the plan for the future? plan for the future? >> good evening. it's going to be freezing open sunday when the 49ers play the packers in the wild card play off game as harbaugh sees it mind over matter. if you don't mind it the it's 12 degre

in fact, inside the bay you will see 39 degrees in oakland. 44 in san francisco. some of the valleys still dipping into the 20s. but not those cold low 20s that we had just a day ago. still freeze warnings are up for the interior valleys. frost advisories inside the bay. it's a cold start to the morning just not as cold as it's been. this afternoon near 60 into san jose. about 58 in oakland and sunny skies and 56 degrees in san francisco. over the next few days, though, some of these temperatures could actually be headed above normal. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. outside we go towards the east bay. and frank and michelle mentioned that fire burning at concord. there may be smoke visibility from 242. i want to show you where this is. there are streets blocked around that stanwell drive. it's close to buchanan airfield. if you are wondering what's going on on 242 this morning, it's close by. some drivers spotted seeing something s southbound 101 approaching 280 in san jose. we have an accident there blocking one lane. and anoth

the percent act japanese bell a unique opportunity at the san francisco asian art museum. >> at midnight there are fireworks over san francisco bayree. it is spectacular. you do not have to worry about setting off a wildfire with illegal fireworks. >> a "spare the air" day. poor air quality is already developing, worse note in -- worse now in vallejo. >> sue in the traffic center, you can see it is holiday lit at the bay bridge, no metering lights and we are not expecting any. we have a couple of accidents not slowing too much but we have a run down in a few minutes. >> since 2014 is right around the corner a look into the shopping expense of the future, retailers are experimenting with virtual reality where shoppers wearing wire misglasses like google glass can experience a 3-d environment. they are study augmented reality using technology to change your surroundings by adding sound, imbuilt has or words designed to make it easier to find what you need and spend more money. much of the technology is coming from silicon valley. >>> 49ers are ready for the playoffs again the packers but many are looking ahead to next season when s

the pier itself and be surrounded by the vegetation as you experience the shore line of the san francisco bay and the reds remain as you can see there and the locations that we have described previously towards the south west corner of the site. all of this is occurring in such a way that we are evaluating the vegetation in the southern facing portion of the building and some of it as you can see is a lower vegetation and some are grass and here is a detail of that and the standard is more organic and so that you don't have kind of a wide, monumental stair there and on the side of the planted areas are seats where people can also relax on the regular benches as well as laying out on the grass and so there is a sensibility of a broad park that leads one towards the south of the site. this is looking from a mid level of that lawn, leading down towards the south, towards the adjacent pier structures and a hard scape that you can walk along the edge alongside of these planted zones of the great lawn are. there are trees and additional shade, and at the south east corner we have shaved away the pi

there's water around it, san francisco bay, where paul deanno is standing by tonight. what's going on, buddy. did you have a nice christmas? >> reporter: hey, had a great christmas. hope yours was great. doesn't feel like christmas weather-wise outside not a drop of rain in the forecast but we are talking about winter like sports outside at&t park. we are talking football. did you notice the invasion of the cougars and also the huskies in town today? you see a lot of byu blue a lot of husky purple and gold out there. that is because we have a bowl game, university of washington brigham young university set to kick off in a couple of minutes. perfect night for football. but here in. kra, we can do more than that. we can also have a perfect day for the beach here in california on the same day fresh off 83 degrees yesterday. we take you to santa cruz. it wasn't as warm but the boardwalk was bustling because we were in the 60s and 70s. when you get a northeast wind off the santa cruz mountains it can gell really warm there on the boardwalk and at the beach and we were supe

low mid 60's at pacifica half machine bay do you want san francisco 63 tomorrow. north bay 64. santa rosa 64. sonoma 63. at napa east bay high 65 oakland castro valley and fremont and 64 and 65 at livermore and 62 at cop cord. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it will be again another spare the air day tomorrow but pleasant new year's eve with clear skies for fireworks viewing tomorrow night then sunny mild every day of the forecast period through the weekend with high pressure in the upper 60's on thursday and friday. this is some crazy january weather but feels nice. just weird. >> thanks spencer. >> big changes coming to the nfl. >> a lot of them to the end of the year this is what happens. larry is here. >> when you don't make the play off. for a lot of teams. 5 nfl head coaches fired in the last 24 hours. dennis allen, avoided the ax so what is the plan for the future? >> good evening. it's going to be freezing open sunday when the 49ers play the packers in the wild card play off game as harbaugh sees it mind over matter. if you don't mind it the it's 12 degrees it won't

in earthquake country and experts believe there is a 63% chance of a major earthquake in the san francisco bay area over the next 25 years. we must be prepared. esr 2014 works to ensure our public safety service functions are effective in responding to a major earthquake or another disaster. the funding will make important earthquake safety upgrades to neighborhood fire stations and police stations across our city. in short, more of our aging fire fighting was term system. the bond will also relocate the police department's traffic company and forensic service facilities and the medical examiner from the hall of justice which we all know is a 1950s old building that isn't expected to remain functional after a major earthquake. our public safety services are critical in responding quickly to an emergency and will have a direct impact on how well we recover after the next big earthquake or disaster. this bond will help to reduce the number of injuries and deaths and speed up our city's economic recovery. as a member of the capital planning committee representing this board, we have analyzed this

for san francisco bay, 9:48 a.m. if you're going to be out and about celebrating new year's eve, i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. >> king tides get their name for being the biggest tides in any given season. this is video from past king tides in san francisco. this time around, the high tides comes a creek levels are low. they -- comes a creek levels are low. scientists are asking people to help them track the tides by taking pictures of them, and posting the photos of of them on social media. >>> the dow jones set its 51st closing day high of 2013. nasdaq finished 2 points lower. shares in san francisco based twitter continued their slump today after hitting a record high last thursday. the shares then lost 13% of their value on friday, another 5% today. twitter closed at $60.51. off $3.21 a share. apple revealed an irregulartory filing that ceo tim cook docked himself in august, after apple's stock same. cook still pocketed $1 million in salary, and almost $3 million cash bonus, and more than $36 millio

for san francisco bay, 9:48 a.m. if you're going to be out and about celebrating new year's eve, i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. >> king tides get their name for being the biggest tides in any given season. this is video from past king tides in san francisco. this time around, the high tides comes a creek levels are low. they -- comes a creek levels are low. scientists are asking people to help them track the tides by taking pictures of them, and posting the photos of of them on social media. >>> the dow jones set its 51st closing day high of 2013. nasdaq finished 2 points lower. shares in san francisco based twitter continued their slump today after hitting a record high last thursday. the shares then lost 13% of their value on friday, another 5% today. twitter closed at $60.51. off $3.21 a share. apple revealed an irregulartory filing that ceo tim cook docked himself in august, after apple's stock same. cook still pocketed $1 million in salary, and almost $3 million cash bonus, and more than $36 millio

bay. not me. 35 along the peninsula. it's cold out there in san francisco. we have a chance for rain and snow down to 500 feet. only one area of the bay area, i'm bulls eyeing for low level snow at the valley level. we'll talk about that. back to you, scott and laura. >> 5:57. we'll continue to remember nelson mandela. a look at how the nobel peace prize winner impacted people in the bay area. >> plus, what you might not need to know to go to the sierra snow this weekend. flakes could soon fall in the bay area. meteorologist christina loren is going to join us and tell us where that snow is likely to land. >>> remembering a man who changed the world. we'll tell you about the tributes pouring in from south africa and across the world as we celebrate the life of nelson mandela. >> an amber alert in effect statewide. the new surveillance video showing the last moments the teenage girl was seen. new information about where her alleged abductor may be taking her. >> raging water, new details about an overnight water main break and new concerns about icy conditions

san ramon at 32. we have upper 30's along east bay shore and low-to-mid 40's san francisco down the peninsula and sanis 37 and livermore . our poorest air quality is in vallejo right new. dry ending to 2013 and a dry going to 2014. poor air quality. a chance of rain next week. one chance. one storm. hope it happens. low-to-mid 60's again today. a lot like yesterday. clouds could be thicker than yesterday. the haze is just as stubborn. tonight the clouds clear and temperatures drop interest freezing levels inland. upper 30's to low 40's an the other neighbors and mid-40's around san francisco and half moon bay. that is the mild start to 2014. the last ten hours, they have not moved. we have one storm system to the north. another to our west. this is going to keep us in high clouds today and the storm track you can see well to the north where it will stay until at least the middle part of next week. the seven-day forecast shows low-to-mid 60's today and tomorrow. low-to-upper 60's thursday and friday and possibly "spare the air" days and back in the upper 60's for sunday and monday. >> good morning, ev

san francisco general. >>> the day after christmas is the shopping superbowl. how the bay area took add advantage of it. >>> kron4 starts now. >>> it looks like we may have gotten a miracle. we have a place that will care for jahi away from children's hospital. we are asking the hospital to work with us of getting that to happen. >>> a big announcement of 13- year-old jahi. the oakland teenager is on life support after routine tonsil surgery went wrong. kron4's justine waldman is there live. >> reporter: the family found a place that will care for jahi and keep her on life support. they need help from children's hospital and it doesn't appear they will get it without a fight. >> we may have found a miracle. >> reporter: the night started off so positive for jahi. her uncle announced they found a facility for the 13-year-old. a place in the bay area that they chose not to name will accept her. she needs a tube in her throat to help her breathe and a tube in her stomach. an hour after the family revealed their plans, their hopes were crushed after this. >> children's hospita

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