. >> a wind and small craft cruise for the san francisco bay -- craft advisory for the san francisco bay. ktvu's minimum wage mark tamayo and ktvu's noelle walker where an outing in a canoe ended unexpectedly for six people today. >> reporter: those six people are okay today. they were lucky a boat happened to see them and called the coast guard for help. they train for cap sizing but in this wind they couldn't get back on course. >> reporter: the san francisco bay is gone for being windy. so challenging today there was a small craft advisory. >> i think we missed that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the water that beckons the crew of the canoe ended up swapping their canoe and that ended their day on the bay. with a coast guard rescue. >> they didn't have a means to communicate, they did an excellent job of staying together. >> without warning they went from seeing white caps to cap sizing. >> windy out there. here it goes. >> yeah. >> this happened so fast. >> we couldn't bail faster than the water was coming in. >> the last thing to make it in, their 45-foot, 400-pound boat. >> boat has

during an earthquake the team built this new tunnel in a bed of thick clay, 100 feet beneath san francisco baynished in october, it replaces two pipelines built in 1925 and 1936 and carries water from the east bay to san francisco and the peninsula. >> the hetch hetchy water system has been serving us very well throughout the 20th century and into the 21st. however, the infrastructure is old. it's aging. it's in need of repair or replacement or upgrades. >> with most of the roughly 80 upgrades and replacements done the construction crews are hard at work on the toughest and biggest project of them all. >> calaveras dam was built in 1925, and it forms calaveras reservoir which is the largest local reservoir that's part of our system. because of the recognition that this dam was vulnerable to a large earthquake here on the calaveras fault we needed to permanently restrict the reservoir level to about 40% of capacity. >> this new dam is being built near the alameda-santa clara county line out of earth and rock like the old dam. the new dam, however will be seismically stronger, which will allow t

this tranquil island in san francisco bay would become the symbol of anger over immigration laws aimed at them. on angel island, 175,000 chinese immigrants would pass through. they were sometimes detained for weeks, sometimes years while immigration officials pondered their fate. what hung in the balance was admission to the u.s. or deportation back to china. to many chinese their time here on angel island was psychologically painful and profoundly sad. >> you're coming to the land that promises freedom. you come justice and promises great promise and you come to the united states and immediately lock you and separate you from your family. and you have to face interrogation. it's not physical harm done to you, it's all mental. it's the mental cruelty that you have to go through. you have to go through days and days of interrogation they ask you questions about how many chickens do you have in your farm. how many steps. who lives on the left side. who lives on the right side. where's your village well. where's your church, who's your minister. and with any conflict they would deport you

. >>> three people left on an afternoon fishing trip on san francisco's bay area. and only one made it back alive. this afternoon the san mateo county coroner confirmed the deaths of a father and son who set off in their canoe. the sole survivor is in the hospital tonight. noelle walker is in oyster point where they put their boat into the water then ran into trouble. >> reporter: the check of the fishing tide showed it would have been a good time to fish here in the bay which may explain why they put their boat into the water. they put it in at oyster point. it was some where here and coyote point that they ran into serious trouble. from the shore and the water emergency crews searched san francisco bay for a trio who set out from oyster point in their canoe on a fishing trip monday afternoon but didn't make it back to shore. >> they were together. they had their life jackets and the younger male separated from the group to try to get help. >> reporter: it was 22-year-old luis rubalcava who tried to swim for help. >> that's the last time they saw him. >> reporter:

projects the one is the bay tunnel i'll talk about that one it is a 5 mild tunnel underneath san francisco bayrea and it is sybil increasing the reliability and seismic sustainability we've completed one hundred and 76 shutdowns to date it is a significant mooilsz e milestone the risk comes down it is likened to a 747 worked on we have to deliver water to our 2.6 million customers while we're doing the upgrades and schematic improvements we have not had one disruption we've completed the service or in that 3 of the our 44 projects by the end of this year we'll be at 90 percent in terms of the goals and have a schematic system is where he a safety record in fact finished 7.3 million workers hours one way or the other without a safety i am talking about we have a work safely approach the industry rates is less than half the industry action and is where he a pressed rowles reels that commiserated our work this represents some of the key programs meaning the highest quality hetch hetchy water $167 million across the state to the san francisco bay area the bay and the 3 major earthquakes within the

north bay morning hours greater san francisco bay area early afternoon, then traversing across the santa clara valley by the early evening commute. meanwhile, temperatures very mild with the subtropical moisture up to 69 degrees. we'll buy a little bit of a break if the activity on saturday. but still, scattered showers even some rainbow weather sunday second round of heavy rain and gusty winds move in tapering off by monday. so we are going to walk you through you this system together. that's still straight ahead. michelle? >> all right, roberta, thank you. that front edge of the big storm has arrived in the north bay. and the rain is expected to get much heavier during the day. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in santa rosa one of the many cities under a flash flood warning live flash floodwatch. >> reporter: people have been getting prepared. we have been watching the rain pick up. it started about 4 a.m. they are expecting up to 10 inches in some spots by the time the storm blows through. a lot of people learned their lesson during the storm in december. this is what it looked like in

bay area store. >>> and charms, joke chokers and diamonds taken from tiffany's in san francisco. the search under way for the armed men who got away with it all. >>> good thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. change in the works for today. rain arrived for parts of the bay area. we'll show you the radar in combination with the heavy rain, we're expecting gusty wind and flooding and a little bit of a letup as we head throughout your all-important weekend. your full forecast is just moments away. >> we're certainly tracking those north bay roadways. new crash north of the golden gate bridge. we also have some backup and show you the latest coming up. >>> let's take a peek outside on this thursday morning. from san bruno mountain, we did the hiking for you. storm is coming. we've got full details on this thursday, february 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. live look at the bay bridge things looking good right now. heavy rain is thankfully on its way.

are getting into san francisco bay on an almost daily basis. most of the contamination comes from storm drains. 1 >> hundred percent on treated our region needs to find a better way of preventing the daily flow of fluid and the bay area. >> reporter: charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: a former football player at de anza college. has been identified as the victim in the police shooting we first brought you as breaking news last night. >> pam: kron 4's rob fladeboe talked with family members and police. who now both say, the young man who was shot. had been battling depression. and was family and friends are shocked of his death. >> reporter: pay a visit to his grandmother wednesday afternoon. >> was not in a good way and that was something that i have never seen of him. >> reporter: saying that there was a man with a knife breaking into his home. a short time later on the sidewalk outside the home the police fearing for their life shot and killed him. >> subject was carrying a knife and charged at the officers' third x tom and requested the h

north bay, greater san francisco bay area, and santa clara valley. l track it all together. >> and it's very windy right now if you are crossing the bay bridge and our cash lanes are really filling in as well all the way back to the first overcrossing. the metering lights, we'll let you know coming up. >> good morning, everyone. it's friday, february 6. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:30 is your time. >>> developing news from the peninsula this morning. an earthquake about 2 hours ago shook a lot of people in their bed. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is at harbor village mobile home park in redwood city where the 3.1 quake was felt. was there any damage, kiet? >> reporter: yeah, you know, no immediate reports of damage but it certainly did wake a lot of people up, very noisy rattled a lot of doors and woke up some dogs at the harbor village mobile home park just off the bayshore freeway on the easide of 101. court the usgs this happened at 3:44 a.m. two miles south-southwest of redwood city. the depth was 2.8 miles. and according

san francisco. >>> traffic is beautiful. here's a live look at the bay bridge. no delays easy flowing into san francisco and a nice look at the san mateo bridge. so far, so good this morning, no accidents. >> i think everyone is taking an early holiday. >> i hope so. >> me, too. >>> happening today, president obama is waking up in san francisco this morning. later he will lead a summit on cyber security at stanford. dozens of ceos will take part. privacy experts and law enforcement officials will also join in. they work on ways the government and private sector can work together to prevent cyber attacks. >> the president is going to be speaking with, um, a large number of ceos, um, of major american corporations who i believe are going to commit themselves to taking specific concrete action to improve the cyber security postures of their individual organizations. >> today the president will sign an executive order to improve information sharing with law enforcement. this follows recent hacking attacks on several major companies. >>> several prominent figures in t

gray whales in the san francisco bay. :45 we will tell you where they were spotted and what you should watch out for if you're planning on heading into the city today. >>> fire investigators in the south bay are expected to visit a warehouse destroyed by a large and quick moving fire. two custom auto shops went up in flames. allie rasmus is live in san jose where only the empty shell of that building remains. >> reporter: that's right. investigators weren't able to go into the building yesterday because the fire burned so hot and burned for so long, the building was unsafe for anyone to go into. this morning investigators are supposed to go into the building to figure out the cause and the source of this fire and we have seen people getting access to what's left of this warehouse this morning. a man who was out here on the property arrived here just 10 minutes ago. he is the property owner, he owns this building and he was taking some pictures of particularly one of the businesses in the back. that's where a classic car co

businesses. >> rainfall totals around the north bay are expected to range between three and seven inches and 10" in the higher elevations. storm drains in san francisco are getting special attention. vacuum trucks were used to clear debris. clogged drains cause trouble on rainy days. over in the east bay in orinda, pg&e crews trimming tree branches ahead of the storm cutting down limbs getting ready for anything that could be hazardous with strong winds. if you came over the bay bridge this morning, as liz mentioned, it was blowing pretty good. >> it was. >>> the danger with this particular storm -- it's now friday so we have had five days to talk about "eye on the storm" so everybody is saying where is it, where is it?! this morning i walked into the gas station and the guy said i thought you said it would be raining by now. first off in the north bay for the morning hours. secondly in san francisco between 1:00 and 3:00. a little bit of rain before and a lot of rain afternoon but the bulk of the rain between 1:00 and 3:00. the santa clara valley right around the evening commute and in the early evening hours. so boom, boom, boom, that's how it's go

this is the front sliding across the greater san francisco bay area by 2 p.m. it digs to the south and is over the san jose area during the evening commute. plan accordingly. we'll see road flooding as a result of this. scattered showers saturday heavy rain sunday. when we tally it up it will look something like this. 8" plus in the north bay 10" in the mountainous areas. speaking. mountains, tomorrow of the -- speaking of the mountains. tomorrow rain through monday when it tapers off. sunshine record warmth near midweek. >>> coming up, he is the jack of all trades in the world of wildlife. what this week's jefferson award winner gave up to pursue his passion for helping animals. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the a

san francisco's icons. he was the grand duches of san francisco, named best drag queen by the san francisco bay guardian. eddie starred in a number of short films with his partner, which were played at film festivals throughout this country and also featured in the 2005 documentary "blood, sweat and glitter." that followed performances preparing for miss tranny shack, including eddie's cles friend and upstairs neighbor, steven. eddie was known for his warmth and sense of humor and this gentle spirit shone out to all who knew him or saw his performance as cookie dough. donations are still being collected under the name cookie dough at gofund me. cookie's celebration will be held at the victoria theater starting at 6:00 p.m. i have another in memoriam and this is an in memoriam for an institution, a legend in the mission, alfonzo, a mainstay of the district and activist whose important work took his life from san juan to new york and back and finally landing 30 years in san francisco. he was known for his trademark brown fedora and elegant style died of lung cancer. he was born in puerto rico and grew up i

with undesirable factors homelessness is a problem but seems most noticeable in san francisco compared to other parts of bay area in my opinion and some of the other anti social activities on san francisco students you have to step ero e over or avoid to get to work we have to be frank what are you talking about but in terms of the tangible things the good news are controlable echo tax and licensing the various things in san francisco we in a minute want to change those but within our control we've done a little bit already the cost of rental space is something we can control if we start to think logically about the ability to build new spaces in san francisco in the 80s there was a boom and unfortunately, we passed legislation that made it impossible to enough office space to match the demand to they respect to suburban parks this was cheaper to build and bart and other things being established they were able to attract businesses simon's sometimes reluctantly and the existing office space skyrocketed we were not creating things we're in the same situation builders want to be building and employees often l

the second document is a downtown san francisco ferry terminal expansion project which is a project being developed by weida, which is the san francisco bay water emergency bay transportation agency and they are the public agency tasked with expanding ferry service in san francisco bay. the project includes 3 ferry terminals, one of which is scheduled to be at pier 2. the project is critical because it addresses the need to offer an area for a major catastrophic event should one occur in the city, the 3 terminals will be there, the lagoon is also being proposed to be covered so that way it could have an area for queuing and a covered area from weather and elements. in its october 2nd, 2014 meeting the board of directors certified the environmental impact report for the downtown project, which referenced the vacation of removal of the building on pier 2 by march 2015. construction is estimated to begin the spring of 2016 and will conclude in the summer of 2017. i'm going to turn the mic over to brad benson to cover the 2012 settlement agreement. >> thank you, elsa, brad benson, director of special projects. it is part of the discussion wit

bay. san francisco, .5. north bay, 2-3 inches. this system is going to be a very fine line as to who gets the heavy rain and who gets a little bit of shower activity. we will watch this very closely. we could use the rain even this 3 inches of rain. we could use that here in the south bay. we will watch it closely. for you, we will do it. >>> thank you. bring the boots and umbrellas back out. "today in the bay" is back after the break. >>> coming up, expensive clothes, lavish dinners, lotly tickets. a former high school principal accused of stealing from her students. who wants to try a new burger? that's good! it's really good. very juicy. that's melted garlic herb butter. it's original. i like soft buns. i would buy this. this is amazing! could this be from jack in the box? definitely not jack in the box, no. i'm not a big fan of jack in the box burgers and... this is really good! thanks... i guess. that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on. you can go classic or bacon & swiss will they melt in your mou

a four star general with ties to the san francisco bay area. the story coming up. >> here is president obama, holding babies and greeting supporters today. >> yes, on a mission to step up the nation's response to the threat hackers pose to cyber security. >> the president arrived about 45 minutes ago or so accompanied by three bay area members of congress. >> the white house confirmed he will sign an order encouraging share are the threat information. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live for the arrival tonight. vic? >> that is air force one, of course, behind me. the motorcade took the president to san francisco and he should be at the fairmont hotel by now. this is a secure area of sfo. the president walked to the crowd from the plane. he shook hands with people and held a baby. he's not even running for office. president obama has a full day tomorrow attending a cyber security summit at stanford university. sony pictures was hacked, compromising date yaf executives and employees. north korea denied being behind the hack. before that, the vi

the bay bridge toll plaza shows how dry it is with nice conditions from the east bay to san franciscoe drive is moving along fin with no delays or accidents to report. expect the wet roads so be careful with hydroplaning. >> we want to get to breaking news, an unexpectederly morning wake-up call on the peninsula. we have pulled up the map and showing a 3.1 took place in redwood city. this happened at 3:45 centered along farm hill all there is a popular park near there with no reports of damage or injury. however, i talked with someone who lives in the neighbor and they said it felt like an like a huge van hit the house. there is no damage to the fire station but only 3.1. >> the other big story the rain is hitting the north bay and some residents have serious flooding concerns. amy hollyfield has the latest >> we decided to head north to experience the storm from the north. the streets here are wet. they had the rain. we got here moments ago. we have a sprinkle or two but the brunt has not hit yet. we will be here throughout the morning to show you what it is like and the conditions.

>>pam: coming up two bodies recovered from the san francisco bay.ve learned about the fishing trip that turned deadly. plus residents and one north bay community are look out for coyotes. what they said the creditors are getting old. but first new developments in the leaving he case why his lawyers are pushing to delay his corruption trial. leland yee.... the bed reacts to your body. it hugs yo it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yoursel >>pam: tomorrow the east bay teenager accused of raping a pizza delivery woman will be back in court. 17 year-old miles jr. is being held on more than $6 million bail. and happily say miles can napa delivered woman at gunpoint, to occur to an undisclosed location and raped her. he was in court last week. but did not enter a plea he is being tried as an adult. if convicted he could face life in prison. >>pam: loris for former state senator leading the are asking the court to delay their client's trial. set fo

new way to live longer. >>> here on saturday morning we have towering cumulus clouds over the san francisco bay. towering cumulus clouds means rain and thunderstorms later on. we'll break down the forecast after this. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. here's a live look at the san jose earthquake's brand new home where, for the first time, we will see action on the field today. today is the soft opener preseason game the earthquakes will be be taking on their rivals, the l.a. galaxy. 10,000 people are expected to come out. be prepared for traffic for the new stadium. avoid driving altogether and take vta to get there the loud noise and traffic congestion on game days brings crowds, and that's good for business. the owner of mon pizza hoping to make new customers out of fans. the mayor of san jose looks forward to the turnout as well. >> when you have public gathering space, people part of one community, it starts to create a sense of pride. >> and did you know, avaya stadium home to the largest outdoor bar in north america? the soft opener game starts at 2:00 this afterno

make this out overnight in seattle after weeks of no rain scrambling to get sandbags in the san francisco bay area. over a foot of rain could fall but not enough for drought-stricken california. it will be felt across the wide region. stephanie olmo has the latest. >> well another storm is approaching this area bringing in some heavy rain across the northwest region. 1 to 2 inches is expected. seattle, down to portland towards the coastal areas could receive 2 to 4 inches. also with the storm system some strong winds behind this. do expect delays on i-5. could see delays and cancellations. now it is expanding as far south into northern central parts of california. good news for them. much of the state in extreme to exceptional drought. under the gun is yreka, california. meanwhile, across the northeast can't break away from the coal. another cold one across the area. factor in the winds and it'll feel much colder. look at the actual temperatures. new york 25. so below freezing. reena and t.j. back to you. >>> a quiet florida neighborhood is cleaning up after a wild storm. a twister touched do

temperature with san jose and other areas of 70 and san francisco and san mateo and palo alto at 71 and livermore 72 and morgue be hill 75 and half moon bay at 73 and santa rosa 72 and lake cloverdale 72. or 73. i want to show you 8:00 is already passed but you can expect the same type of temperature today at pebble beach. it is already 73 degrees. on way to 75. wrapping things up at 5:00 it will be 69 the send us a picture. we would love to see how paul -- beautiful it is. upper 40s to low 50s elsewhere and the areas of high pressure will keep us rather high and dry the sinking air warms and 12 keep that churning area of low pressure away from us other than the dangerous waves they create now through saturday. sunday we will have low-to-mid 70s and you can see the sea breeze on monday and the coast is cooler and as we head to tuesday and wednesday the temperatures fall back into the mid-to-upper 60's but still warmer-than-average. right now our best chance of rain may not be until the end of the month. if you like spring warmth i have it the enjoy. >> sweetheart what a forecast. if you want to think outside a heart shaped box of chocolat

for organizing protests from the san francisco antiapartheid boycott and actions have been motivated to the commitment of keeping alive san francisco san francisco bay area's legacy. dear services i am unable to attend the meeting and the preservation of the former headquarters at steuart street. arguably the city's most most seminole event at the time and sparked changes in the living and working conditions of workers and all workers in the united states. needless to say that the history whose epicenter is on steuart street is a deep sense of pride for working people. i was a delegate at the local 10 to the 2009 convention in seattle when the resolution was passed unanimously calling for that building to be landmarked. the planning commission evaluation and documents for the current proposed changes for the 110 embarcadero, 113 steuart street do not meet the requirements and the intent of the unanimous convention resolution calling for the stringent landmark protection. please support the issues and concerns by the appeal and the environmental documents for the san francisco planning commission and steuart street is necessary and keep alive rich hi

moved to san francisco from san jose ten years ago, because as a transgender woman of color, she felt more accepted there. tasha's story ended here on the steps of her apartment in san francisco's bay view district, stabbed to death. her suspected killer found hanged a short time later. at san francisco's lgbt center tonight, preparations are under way for tomorrow's demonstration. >> she was just a really light-hearted and kind of care-free person. even though she was going through so much. >> reporter: daniel castro knows the dangers of being transgender even in san francisco. >> i wonder when is it going to be me. >> over five transgender have been murdered in california within the new year. >> caller: tomorrow there will be an effort to turn things around in her name. >> everybody's life matters. and if it could just spare even one person. >> the transgender community invites everyone to join them in front of city hall tomorrow. they also tell me they're going to be having people throughout the downtown area blocking intersections, a show of civil disobedience and a show of support for tasha de jesus. terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >>> a wild rush hour in los angeles. watch

bay. around 51 here in san francisco. then, tomorrow sunny skies and mainly warm again. south bay highs mid to upper 70s, up to 74 in san jose. 77 in gilroy. peninsula, look for highs into low 70s. 72 redwood city and moundin view. 68 the high tomorrow. 73 in half moon bay so the coast will be mild to warm as well. 69 in south san francisco. north bay, on the coastal areas, 67 in stintson beach. 72 in santa rosa. 69 in napa. east bay highs 72 oakland, a record high for the date tomorrow. if 72 is reached. 72 castro valley. inland east bay upper 60s to low 70s. and here is the accu-weather forecast. highs mid to upper 70s friday, saturday inland areas mid-70s around the bay. low 70s on the coast. no significant cooling until next week and we'll have highs up to 70 degrees so a warm valentine's day saturday. and a mild president's day monday. >> and mid february. >> coming up next, rescue of my whole life, i didn't have health insurance because i couldn't afford it. my daughter depends on me, so it's very important that i stay healthy. now that i have health insurance, i ca

bay area. temperatures back into the 70s later on. we talk about 72 for san francisco. 78 for the tri-valley. we have a look at records we could see across the bay area. we'll talk about that coming up and if there is any rain on the horizon. we'll sue you in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. >>> we are tracking a development story. danish police shot and killed a man in copenhagen. they believe he was responsible for two deadly attacks. one at an event promoting freedom of speech and at a synagog synagogue. police are suspecting he shot and close to the site of the two attacks. denmark's prime minister today visited the synagogue where one of the shootings haptd. she offered her condolences to the jewish community. >> our thoughts go to the whole of the jewish community today. they belong in denmark. they are a strong part of our community and we will do everything we can to protect the jewish community in our country. >> two civilians died in yesterday's attack. in all five police officers were wounded. one man has been threatened with death for showing prophet muhammad in cartoons. police say

looking out towards the bay bridge and towards san francisco bay. orrow morning we'll have patchy fog resurface near the coast and around the bay. current numbers cooling off rapidly. napa 41, fairfield 43 degrees. upper 40s for santa rosa and novato. first thing former morning some coastal fog and patches of fog round the bay itself to start out your sunday morning. in fact, here is your forecast model it is good bump up the low cloud and fog and the higher cloud we showed you on the slight beginning to move into the region. so tomorrow won't be completely sunny. we're thinking partly cloudy skies, maybe that filtered sunshine effect. today high pressure strong high pressure really warmed us today. record heat as we showed you earlier. here is what shaping the high will gradually weaken a little bit, alouing some of the energy off the pacific to move in. so more of an onshore breeze. that is why we're going cool things off for tomorrow and partly cloudy skies into your sunday forecast. here is the updated forecast model and it's trying to bring in s

san francisco pillow fight. we'll show you the epic battle between friends and families. >> looks like friend. >> tonight we look back on some legendary scenes that star san francisco. in weather the bay area in the clear right now. coming up i will let you know if we have more 70s in the sunday forecast? and the temperature change you can expect this coming workweek. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com san francisco's known for many things, but perhaps chief among them is its beauty with its spectacular setting. >> in 1996 the late bob shaw took a look at san francisco on the big-screen. >> it's kind of fun showing you foreman. >> apparently hollywood film makers feel the same. on film san francisco seems to have more than its share of crime and violence, hollywood has often portrays the city like tha

bay bridge the toll plaza. looks like the delays have cleared out in the cash lanes. the essex street on-ramp to eastbound 80 trying to get out of san francisco onto the bay bridge blocked with the crash. all those accidents happened before 4 a.m. so it looks okay in the commute direction though coming into the city. and the san mateo bridge is very late so far. "kcbs traffic" reporting no delays between hayward and foster city. we haven't spotted the zipper truck yet but that doesn't mean he is not out there somewhere. so you can see right now traffic is moving okay out of sausalito. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> bird strike forcing a medical helicopter to make an emergency landing. this was in vacaville. the pilot brought it down safely last night in a field. the four people on board were not injured. faa says the chopper was headed to san francisco when the pilot felt a sudden vibration. >>> the truck driver involved in a crash with a commuter train in southern california is out of jail this morning. 54-year-old jose sanchez ramirez was released from custody last night. prosecutors say there isn't enough evidence to bring ch

arrests. >>> a search is under way for a masked man who held up a tiffany store in san francisco. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live in san francisco. identifying a few of the robbers could prove tough. they were all wearing costumes and masks at the time. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both sam and laura. it was around 3:00 in the afternoon westfield mall, it was crowded but three masked men ran out of the mission street side here, police say it will be pretty tough to identify them because they were well disguised. the target was the tiffany store inside the mall, where the shades were drawn and doors closed for the rest of the afternoon and night. police say the three armed men went into the store, told everyone to get on the ground before forcing one employee to open the jewelry cases. they grabbed a stash of diamonds and took off. one witness says each man wore a face mask like this one as well as a reflective work vest and blue jeans and a t-shirt to look like construction workers. police say there's undoubtedly some surveillance video of the robbers but unclear

locally around the san francisco bay area roughly between one and two inches of rain. normally we will see about four inches in san francisco. the entire year of 2013 very bad year for the san francisco bay region. only 3.5 inches. you see in december of 2014 we started to get some help from the rainfall. but it was january where we saw that deficit. and we unfortunately are under extreme drought conditions. you see on this latest projected model from noaa that you see we had the driest january on record with absolutely no rainfall recorded in san francisco. by the way, that hasn't happened ever in 165 years of record. that's all the time we have at the cnn weather center. more coming up. >>> you're watching cnn. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. here's are our big headlines this hour -- >> another body recovered from the wreckage of transasia airways flight 235. that brings the death toll to 32 with 11 people still missing. divers continue to search the wreckage in cold and rainy conditions on thursday. both the data and voice recorders have been recovered. of

. >> waiting for the council and audience glad to see so many citizens i'm from the san francisco a bay area and affiliated that the black and brown organization alliance on the other hand and the community foundation me small business know me within our san francisco bay area me, i'm a causation based person i think that dr. marshall when i was privileged to be in one of the member the original about his club member that acknowledge i designed gave me the ability to bounce back from the wronz i wrongs i committed those kids don't choose the lifestyle they have if we're serious about the solving of issues of the violence very is the models of the way programs in the responding and models such as the more magic program that needs to be wider spread i worked as a tutor at mira loma middle school and worked one-on-one with the kids at a younger age we need programs more consistently this will put a large dent in the violence that we're experiencing i certainly want to put that point out there we have a lot of soul and pain and my hearts go out to the moms and dads who has lost loved ones i