some of them into the bay, the numbers would boom over the coming decades . >> putting them in san francisco bayy double, triple the population. >> the red area show where in the bay they might leave stay. >> san francisco bay could potentially support around six times 6000 sea otters on average. as we ponder their future, in moss landing . >> food for thought but not for the shark. >> he was shooting that in elkhorn slough where they get great tours you get on the boat there sea otters everywhere. >>> we will see you back here at 11:00 with moore on our weather and forecasted rain. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy.

there are no similar capable remote operated vehicles within the san francisco bay area region. for this equipment would be stored and headquartered at our san francisco marine unit headquarters, but it would also be made available to our other law enforcement partners within the san francisco bay area as a mutualial aida set if the need arises. mutual aid asset if the need arises. i would be happy to answer questions. >> commissioner dejesus. >> you have to forgive my ignorance. i don't know what you are buying. [laughter] i think it's a submarine but -- >> we do have staff on hand that can provide information. >> yes, it's a little submarine. [laughter] i'm a supervisor down at the marine unit. i'm also the dive team supervisor. [please stand by] i have the current r.o.v. i can kind of explain what it is. it has video capability. more importantly it has sonar visibility. there is zero visibility in the bay. i dive in the bay. unless i'm within six-inches of something, i cannot tell what my surroundings are. with the r.o.v. you have sonar capabilities which emits a signal and we

bay area. and as we look live over the city right now, concord 45 degrees. santa rosa is already down to 38 degrees. and as we look at san franciscon we got. out of the bay area by noon when the sun came out up north and then down south. low pressure digs out the high that is over the state the next few days. by christmas morning, there is the potential for showers to be spreading over the bay area. the computers, the way we come up with the forecast is to plug all the numbers into the computers, compare the models. the solutions are varying. it looks like wednesday will be wet. mean time, tomorrow morning is dry. foggy in spots. dense fog. sun up 7:22 a.m. it will be cool. coast in the low 40s. but then the sun will be out tomorrow. a sunny day after the fog. and numbers in the mid-50s. a pretty monday on tap and what we are expecting is sunshine and cool temperatures on monday and christmas looks wet with scattered showers around the bay area. tomorrow is okay. sfo sunny skies. winds out of the northwest, a dry direction. it will scour out the fog, a high of 54. it will be raining in atlanta. santa rosa down to a degree above fr

so for the san francisco bay shoreline and peninsula and east and northbay valleys all under a dense fog advisory due to visibility being 1/4 mile or less. let's check out the worst. half moon bay and livermore zero this visibility, one 10th of a mile at oakland airport and 1/4 mile at sfo i'm a half a mile for hayward and zero visibility in napa. so please be careful on the roadways is where dealing with reduced visibility. it will be a dry day today but all recent storms it proved to be a very wet weekend with storms pushing through and because of that it is looking very well for rainfall as far as the total water, normal in san francisco at 56% of normal in oakland, 70% in san francisco and santa rosa 121% of normal due to all the rain that we have already received. we will keep adding to that as we go through our water year. this week not as wet compared to last week. that low-pressure system that brought all the storms over the weekend pushes out and a ridge of high pressure will be building in a drive few days for sure. let's track on doppler what you can expect, we will catch s

trivalley at 43. 42 in the east bay, san francisco and the north bay with. that rain moving in tomorrow, temperatures are not going to warm up a lot. san jose, 58 degrees. gilroy at 57. over to the east bay, 54 in vallejo. let's take you to the peninsula, 55 in redwood city. san francisco, a little bit of a wind at 12 miles per hour. and in the north lay, clearlake at 49, sonoma 53. let's spend some time on this, and you can see how i positioned things. we get the rain chance through tomorrow. dry on thursday and friday, and once we get to the weekend, we get the next storm system moving in. right now it should start to push in through the evening hours on saturday. 7:00 to about 11:00 p.m., so not wet all day long. with that 49ers' game, we could see showers around the fourth quarter. i think we're wetter here on sunday and continue rain chances into monday, with a three-day rain total anywhere from a quarter to one and a quarter of inches. and then showers on christmas eve. so far looks great for santa claus to move across the bay area, so no problems for a

the san francisco bay, may 27th, 2011. 6:55 p.m., a young nursing student named michelle lei walks across a foot bridge from her training hospital to the parking lot. she is not supposed to be here. for reasons unknown and without permission, she has left her post at the hospital. here she walks to a white honda crv just out of camera range. then, 7:17 p.m., here is michelle's honda leaving the garage, but why? why then, just an hour or two before the end of her shift? good questions. questions about to engulf a whole family. >> why that day couldn't she have stepped out and gone to another campus that day and avoided this whole thing. why did it have to happen to our family? why'd it have to happen to michelle? >> but it did. much of it recorded, as you will see, by those electronic beeps and bites and pixels. just enough to make it a truly puzzling mystery. enough to not quite know what happened to michelle lei. >> one of the things i was so angry about was that nothing made sense. nothing made sense. >> especially this. >> same night, 8:56 p.m. michelle's nursing instructor, annoyed, b

a dense fog advisory in effect now until 8 am for san francisco, the north bay and the san francisco peninsula coast due to the visibility. a quarter mile or less in some spots. even down to zero in some spots. hi-def doppler we are catching some drizzle. you can see the rain through santa rosa and as we head through the afternoon we will see increasing rain for all of us. it could be a wet afternoon and evening commute as we had back home from work and school. the shower chances as we look ahead to saturday and as we go through the day today our daytime highs looking at 58 in san francisco, 59 in oakland, 61 in san jose and 60 in concord. >>> let's take a look at the traffic going on in the bay area right now. not too much as far as crashes go but there are some slowdowns because of the fog advisories. you will see the slowdowns when it comes to the bridges. be careful as you head over the spans including the coquina springs where there is reduced visibility. of course the fog advisory there and also the bay bridge. we're seeing fog across the span so not too bad. boulder tunnel you

bay looks good. 40 minutes from san jose towards sfo. checking the bay area bridges, no metering lights. holiday light out of the east bay and san franciscoan mateo bridge has been a nice ride all morning. you are at the limit at the richmond san rafael bridge. things are pretty quite between the east bay and marin.>> we love holiday light. here's a live look. you can see a pretty sight with the clouds and patchy fog. heading to the afternoon, enjoyed the sunshine. mostly sunny skies. breezy along the coast. the low 50s for the bay into the mid-50s inland. temperatures cool below average for this time of year. 52 in san francisco and oakland 54 in san jose and napa. 53 for concord. 50 three in livermore. clouds tuesday. rain returns tuesday night into wednesday. it looks like a wet christmas day with 20 of sunshine thursday through saturday showers a back of the forecast for the end of the weekend on sunday. >>> let's check in with our new cbsn base newsroom streaming live news and updates all day long. >>> we have a lot going on this morning. the pertinent medical monday segment, talking about to the importance of sleep and experts from

i am ellen bray, principal of kipp san francisco bay academy. i am a resident of san francisco. i am proud of the families and students and colleagues we meet the application. since 2003 our school has had a strong commitment to the community working with the city. many of them are here tonight. i ask them to stand up. (applause). despite the rapidly changing landscape of the city it is a constant. student population has remained stable. 84% qualify for free and reduced lunch. 32% are english language learners. kipp's academic performance is with or higher than state schools. they are prepared for high school. over the last five years we demonstrated growth we will continue to improve. thank you for taking into account the perspectives to renew our petition. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. i am kelly valentine. i am a resident southeast san francisco. i am honored to serve as educator in the community in which i live. over the course of the last five years, i sat in the seat of teacher, coach, assistant principal and school leader. i am proud that the performance meet

san francisco bay academy. >> we didn't get the student delegates, i'm sorry. (roll call). >> still four questions. >> sp2. san francisco bay academy. (roll call). >> that is five eyes. ayes. >> thank you. good night. >> section g. action on three board policies. we are going to take them altogether. board policy 1100, 1312.3. board policy 6153 school-sponsored trips. they were heard at the rules committee. >> yes, the rules committee. was that last week? 15 minute long. best meeting ever. all three of those items were moved with positive recommendation to the full board. >> commissioner collins. >> i want to know based on the there is anything that stands out other than maintaining the current laws. >> it is just housekeeping. >> thank you. >> student delegates. good night. you are dismissed. never mind. i will dismiss you later. thank you for the report out. do you have a recommendation? >> the recommended action on all three items is that the board adopt the policies as posted. >> i don't think we have speakers on this item. any comments from the superintende

clouds in place cannot toward san francisco bay and the bay bridge.t our skycap is thinking tomorrow morning. gusty winds at 7:00 tomorrow morning. and then by lunchtime the chance for a few scattered showers scaling back on the shower activity. maybe a chance to get outside throughout the day by the afternoon hours with some sunny bricks. here we are tomorrow morning. waking up tomorrow morning at 4:00 this is 5 am, this is 9 am and look what happens later in the day. forecast scales back with the shower activity. there is still a chance into the afternoon hours to get outside. for your sunday afternoon. we will talk more about this and also your christmas forecast. we will have that coming up in a little bit. >>> expect delays if your print lining ronnie writing bart tomorrow. according to the agencies twitter page it will be running singletrack between the embarcadero and the 24th street mission station. delays will run anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes. bart will be doing cable replacement work from start of service around 8:00 tomorrow night. the va

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. women sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of streets in you think about the potential of having this space for a purpose it is demands for the best for bikes and families to gather. >> through a collaborative effort with the department we the public works and the municipal transportatio

has spent nearly billion on housing and the past decade, according to a zillow analysis of the san francisco bayion on rent. 10 years from 2020 till now in the south bay render spent more than 56 billion on rent. well and 10 years a local housing experts say the affordability crunch. >>well, not really surprised that the numbers are so high renters in the bay area, especially here in san jose. too many people are in the situation they they can't afford the rent anymore. people on fixed income people at a job oryou know the hours get cut all the different things that are happening. >>cause the season to fall out of the system. >>was out to other affordable housing xperts say that many renters have had to make sacrifices to pay all that ran like sharing an apartment and cutting back in many other ways. >>the san francisco, 49 ers they are getting ready to host the atlanta falcons issunday injuries, however keep piling up defensive tackle d j jones he's on injured reserve with an ankle injury. the other season ending injury came last sunday during the saints game one center. west in a ritual wow ri

and more 50s for the north bay, san francisco and the east bay. as we move through the day tomorrow with the clouds lingering and that slight chance of a spotty shower, we're not going to see too much of a change in temperatures. going to feel pretty similar as you travel throughout the bay area. 62 in gilroy, 60 in milpitas. more of those upper 50s and low 60s right here through the east bay as well. walnut creek at 61. looks similar for the peninsula, 62 in redwood city. my forecast in san francisco, 58 in the marina, 60 along the embarcadero. 55 in mill valley. so a spotty chance of rain with us in to tomorrow. and what you'll see on the extended forecast is more on and off rain chances on thursday and friday now this kos ndoes not l like any kind of major storm. the one change to my forecast is a slight chance of maybe some showers on saturday as well. i think we'll can dry out sunday and monday. and then likely another storm once we hit tuesday with early estimates showing a quarter to a half inch. inland valleys, 50s to low 60s as we head th

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san francisco bay area outreach to indian education for support for foster and adopted families. the families are connectedded to the bay area collaboration of american indian resources. when that happens there is a pamphlet de distributed and that connection is being made. as you can see, representation matters. the photos we see at the top of this slide are depicting the american indian heritage night at city hall here in san francisco hosted by the mayor's office. beautiful indigenous people. we are still here. we have not been erased. bottom left of that slide. a photo of the democratic convention held in sacramento recently. for the first time that i know of a native-american caucus came together at that democratic convention and one of the delegates reached out to the american indian program to include members of our community in sacramento and also a huge success that we still count as a very happy and successful day was the day that you, commissioners, did those who were present unanimously voted to paint down the life of washington mural on june 25, 2019. unfortunately th

live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> sheryl, thank you, lots of energy out there, thanks. still to come, be careful where you stop to see the snow, a new warning tonight if you're heading to the psi yar ras. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. take a look at the conditions tonight, but before you go up there police are urging people not to kp ststop and play in the sn. >> i almost ran over a child. >> they are playing in the snow on privately owned property and that is also illegal. they're encouraging people to park and play in snow parks and sledding areas. >> happening outside right now, rain in san francisco and the north way, interesting to point out this particular storm may not get a lot of snow, the unusual path of the most recent storm and what it t is taking and what it means for your monday forecast when we come right back. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came bac

san francisco. santa monica scooter company bird has laid off bay area workers just months after buying out its rival scoot. the move is raising questions about san francisco's permit to rent out electric scooters. sf mta let bird acquire scoot's permit last year only if it maintained the same or greater number of employees at the same or higher pay. in a statement bird said "the integration of bird and scoot does not impact or change our previous or future commitments to san francisco or to providing its residents and visitors access to the highest quality and most reliable shared micromobility vehicles and services." >>> stopping shoplifters, that's what concord police are trying to do this holiday season.ave e out near the local malls trying to catch shoplifters. police say on the first night of doing this, they caught someone trying to steal clothing. about $3,000 worth of clothing. >>> okay, we want to get back to our weather coverage now. you're looking live at san francisco. on your left, san jose, christmas in the park. on the right, the heaviest rain we've seen in san francisco. pretty muggy

san francisco and santa cruz. the event comes after former vice president joe biden dropped through the bay area for private fund-raisershe spoke to supporters in palo alto and san francisco. biden gaining support from california firefighters union as well. >>> in just a few hours, students in oakland are planning to walk out of class in an effort to save the daca program. protest is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. the u.s. supreme court is set to make a final ruling letting the trump administration shut down the obama era program. it granted temporary protection to deportation to roughly 700,000 young people commonly known as dreamers. >>> a new report is raising questions about the handing out of concealed carry permits in santa clara county. our investigative unit has been among the groups looking into whether the sheriff's office plays favorites when it comes to concealed weapons permits. the d.a.'s office accuses the sheriff's office of bias and is investigating a possible pay-to-play scheme. according to "the mercury news" a newly obtained index of permit recipients includes apple security executives who made a $1,000 co

bay." a live look for new san francisco this morning, getting thid early for you this morning. g in to "today in the bay." >> that's bright. >> look how clear it is. >> that's what the future will be, bright. >> good, marcus, your skills continue to impress me. >> i do what i can. >> what's carl doing? >> stay back, carl. >> carl is trying to creep in tonight so we'll be watching him closely. we'll have some tweeting, hey, back off. we want to see the fireworks and it's always something we look out for. this time it looks like the interior valleys might be the ones that might get some of that fog so current conditions right now in san jose 41 nd seds abou hour, and there's that beautiful view of san francisco yet again, 48 degrees, so we're in the 40s, a little chilly to start. it will be another cool afternoon, but let's see what's going on with satellite radar. we had rain on sunday, and then yesterday that rain moved down to southern california. now that system is beginning to so your drive to the grapevine today should be much better for l. for new year's eve which is good n

a little bris i can as you step out the door. 43, more 40s for the east bay, san francisco and the north, cloud cover and that system moving across, numbers really are not going to be able to warm up a whole lot. 58 in san jose. 54 in milpitas. over to the east bay, 57 in concord, and through the peninsula have you also at 57 in palo alto. san francisco. 55 for the embarcadero and right across the north bay, plenty of low to mid 50s. my extended forecast has us drying out thursday and friday. we get more rainfall by saturday night. better chance of some rain on sunday. lingering into monday. so far for christmas eve, some showers, but we're going to be all good there for santa claus as we move into christmas eve. i don't think there's going to be any problems out there for those kids. inland valley temperatures in the 50s for highs. 40s for those morning lows. if you're worried about the 49ers game, i think right now the way it looks, most of it would be dry with maybe some showers in the fourth quarter. we still have to watch it very closely, but that's the best we have it right now. so

rescuers say it's likely that she took a wrong turn from the san francisco bay before ending up in san mateo. christmas tree at the ritz carlton in san francisco is on i'm lynn up the hotel held its 29th, the lighting ceremony last night, a 7 year-old make a wish child and flipped the switch to light up the huge tree. they're also carolers spreading a whole lot of holiday cheer. on the kron 00:04am morning news as we get closer to christmas. there are some key holiday shipping deadlines that you need to know about. and here's a live look outside at the embarcadero where we are seeing a pretty much dry conditions. john travel will have a >>in national news people across the country are under a winter weather alert. this morning mandy gather reports on winter storms pounding both the west and the east coast. from flakes falling in times square to snow in the sierra coast to coast. it's beginning to look a lot like winter this snow came in. and we'll continue to come down through tuesday. the heaviest snowfall expected from upstate new york into new england are some places have already re

temperatures it upper 40s for santa rosa, san francisco and looking at low 40s from concord, oakland, san jose this afternoon. you can see things have wrapped up across the bayrea but you can see activity offshore. really just off the coast of santa cruise. all those lightning strikes with thunderstorms in that area. as we go through the day with that activity just so close to us, we have a chance to see a few more showers. mostly cloudy skies and a few more scattered light showers especially the better chance in the south bay as we head through the afternoon and for this evening. drier, sunnier weather ahead tomorrow through saturday with the next chance for rain on nday. here is the satellite and radar veaux. this is that low pressure system bringing that wet weather for is. let's time it out for you taking you hour by hour. here at 4:00 p.m. clouds and a few more showers possible. through this evening at 8 p.m. you can see the showers especiallyr the south bay as fo we head through this evening. could see a spotty shower tomorrow morning, especially for the south bay and then we're going to see that clearing. a little more sunshine for thursday, friday an

san francisco. moderate to heavy rainfall across the bay bridge into the area. ting several storm reports. i want to check this for you. reports of flooding at 280 in san francisco. we are looking at that rain and that heavy rain right over san ramon, 680 to pleasanton and hayward and you can see the heavy rain in union city, fremont as well as sunnyvale. the light rain pushing into san jose. reports of flooding especially in san francisco as well as for the east bay from oakland to piedmont. here is a live look south, the wet camera and raindrops on the live cam. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. to low 50s. as we head to the afternoon we are not done with the wet weather. as the rain turns to scattered light showers in the afternoon keep your umbrellas handy. mid-fifties for the coast and the bay and upper 50s in land as we go through the afternoon. it's all because of a strong cold front pushing across the region right now. the low pressure system will move in as we head through the afternoon. more wet weather to come. scattered light showers as we go thro