you are not going to find anyplace like the san francisco bay. francisco bay is a perfect venue for the sailing competition. there are high winds and close views of the action. the prospect of seeing boats moving that fast, so close to the shore brought out a huge crowd of spectators today. >> do you think that sheer speed is what is bringing the people out? >> it is thrilling. who does not want to be thrilled? >> reporter: sailing needed a little bit of a thrill to get people out here? >> it seems so. >> reporter: it is having an impact on the racing community. the america's cup has evolved from single holes to catamarans and they are sailing on single foils. the shorter, 14 minutes prints of sale gp may become more popular with the public than traditional yacht racing. >> is america's cup in trouble? >> it might be. the america's cup is more prestigious but this is a little bit faster and i think it might appeal to younger demographic. >> reporter: that is the future. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> there will be three races today, two qualifiers a

these are practice runs for the high speed sailing competition set for this weekend on the san francisco bay it's the second time the mubadala united states sale grand prix is being held in the city. san francisco is simply the best place on earth for this type of racing. because it's so scenic, but also because there's a lot of space on the bay. there's very good wind, very good currents. the racists are described as short, fast and exciting. it looks like they're having a lot of fun out there getting impressed with some of the speeds and the maneuvers that they're pulling out there. catamarans can go up to 60 mph. there are 18, including the united states, australia and japan. organizers say the three are the likely finalists to compete sunday for the $1 million grand prize. the prediction is based on their record after a series of races in different countries during the past year. it's really a unique thing to have this happening right here. we have a race village for the public where families fans you know, you can have a great day out. we have a stage with entertainment on stage all day

this is the best place to sale, you're not going to find anyplace like san francisco bay. >> san francisco bay is a perfect venue for the competition with high winds and a waterfront that gives people an up close view of the action. in the prospect of seeing boats moving that fast, so close to the shore, brought out a huge crowd of spectators today. >> do you think this year speed is what's bringing people out? >> it's doggone thrilling, who doesn't want to be thrilled? so sailing needed a thrill to get people out here? >> it seems so. >> sail gp is already having an impact on the racing community. sailing enthusiast nate bernardo thinks the shorter, 14 minute sprints of sail gp may become more popular with the public than traditional yacht racing. >> is america's trouble america's cup in trouble because of this? >> america's cup is more procedures but i think sail gp will appeal to the younger demographic. >> there will be three races tomorrow, two more qualifiers and the final million-dollar race at 3:00. the event is centered at the st. francis yacht club and can be best viewed anywhere

competition is taking over the san francisco bay, bringing massive yachts, tourists and fans to the city. this is right alongside the shore so close that he feels like he can touch the yachts. it's a spectacle that you will never have seen before. pretty cool. the mubadala united states sale grand prix kicks off tomorrow afternoon and already the event is sold out. good evening. i'm cristina rendon i'm andre senior . it's a two day race with a $1 million prize up for grabs. live coverage now from ktvu is amberleigh and amber. it's not just a big price for the athletes, but also a big win for the city as well. that's right, andre. we're just outside the st francis yard club now organizer tell me they expect about 12,000 people here over the weekend, travel industry experts say every dollar spent will help with the economic recovery from covid. these are practice runs for the high speed sailing competition set for this weekend on the san francisco bay. it's the second time the mubadala united states sale grand prix is being held in the city. san francisco is simply the best place on earth

again, we are the san francisco bay area theater company. i'm rodney jackson. >> all right, rodney! nd these selections are from a show we created with the san francisco bay area theater, i, too, sing america, written by a fellow jefferson. this next song is a poem you might know called in daddy's arms. we've made it a song. written by -- [music playing] [in daddy's arms, i am tall] an close to the sun and warm in daddy's arms [singing] >> it's my daddy's arms that move this close -- closer at nighttime when i can almost touch it when he grins back at me from the wide twinkling sky in daddy's arms in daddy's arms in daddy's arms i am tall. taller than benny or my friend george i am tall taller than uncle billy and best of all i am with my big brother [singing] >> when daddy spins me round and round and round and when the whole world is crazy upside down i am big and strong i am big and strong i am big and strong and proud in daddy's arms in daddy's arms in daddy's arms my daddy [cheering and applause] >> thank you so much. again, we're the bay area company. thank you so much. >> good

in san francisco, sharon cats uday, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of excitement and people smiling. >>> billions of dollars have been spent to clean up the streets of san francisco but some say it is worse than ever. there are proven fixes that could transform the city. episode 4 of our streaming series called "saving san francisco" dropped this morning. in an exclusive interview with mayor breed we asked what she is doing to move the city forward. >> we were in the midst of a global pandemic. yes things have gotten worse. now as we are living with covid we're really taking a hard stance on trying to turn the problems around. >> there are plenty of tourists in town right now. you can watch this on your roku or other streaming devices by down loading the nbc bay area app or by going to nbc bay area.com/saving san francisco. >> okay. state of california may be sending drivers a $400 gas rebate. that is what governor newsom is planning to ease the pain of the high gas prices. today we talked to drivers about that plan. rebate would be part of a relief package costing the state $11 billion.

bay area. march madness is in san francisco for the first time in more than 80 years. the three upcoming games are set to bring fans to the city, which could mean good news for nearby businesses. cierra johnson breaks down how business owners are preparing. >> reporter: it is definitely early but you can tell something big is about to happen. the barriers are set up and the live trucks to broadcast the games are already parked. at 4:09 tip-off will begin and make a big impact for some of the businesses nearby that have had a roller coaster experience because of covid. today is the first day of play here at chase center. our cameras were inside as crews set the stage for the first matchup. tip-off as i mentioned begins promptly at 4:09. the top seeded gonzaga bulldogs will take on the arkansas arizona backs. following that the duke blue devils will face the texas tech red raiders. tip-off is slated to begin around 6:39. winners from those games will face off on saturday. as you can imagine with sweet 16 play just hours away, fans are already arriving in the city. we had

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advocates, and they are hoping that money would jumpstart major climate change projects for the san francisco baypending for the environment, san francisco bay's ship may be coming in. 24 made in dollars in funding for the epa bay restoration projects, triple the normal amount -- $24 million in funding for the epa bay restoration projects, triple the normal amount. >> it has been a fraction of chesapeake in puget sound are seeing. -- in puget sound are seeing. this is a huge boost for restoration cleaning water quality. >> while the epa funding will be a welcome boost for restoration, other advocates say a historic surge and spending could just be around the corner for projects. it is fueled by the governor's $.7 billion climate resilience package, coupled with funds from the $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure bill. >> this is the first undi t will come to the bay area to tackett climate -- tackle climate adaptation over the next two years. >> the san francisco estuary institute says includes vital marsh restoration to combat sealevel rise, systems, and managing surrounding forests for wildfire

look today. >> in santa train, san francisco was fantastic day he's owed and traveled from north carolina just to watch super 50 camera zipping through the san francisco bay and she got a close vantage point, a seat on the water, the i mean, flying out but but >> why would you not want to by our reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. some couldn't keep up with to. but there was so fast have light. pope at pier. 45 peter is kundera brought his 5 year-old son to a more quieter setting. >> we just want to see how fast it that let >> the sale gp race draws thousands of spectators to the bay area. fans just can't get enough to super fast boats go >> basically flying over the water. that was awesome. they go where rate racing. >> great land. >> we loved it. >> the competition continues on sunday ending with a 1 million dollar winner takes all prize reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. it's windy out there right now to take a live look outside here across the city of san francisco. some fog is starting to creep in on this saturday night and this is live view from our sutro tower camera kron. meteorologist dave spahr is jo

new video tonight have a sail boat capsizing in san francisco bay.the united states sailed gpt capsized today. well they were practicing for this weekend sale gp season two grand finals. no one was hurt and the team was able to get that boat back to shore and still a lot of talk about the father of quintuplets who unofficially set a guinness world record. chad kemple ran the oakland half marathon yesterday and just under two hours and 20 minutes while pushing his four year old quintuplets. and that specially designed stroller together at all weighed £240 get is still needs to verify temples time to make the record official new bay area football team kicks off its inaugural season with a bang. joe fonzi is up next with again t much stock in the final scores of cactus league baseball games, but we do look for the progress of some key players. with opening day drawing nearer tonight, starting pitcher for the giants alex would one of those guys that will be depending on in 2022 would fans . milwaukee's christian yelich six batters up six down for wood wi

yeah federal funding for san francisco bay has been a fraction of what chesapeake and puget sound andboost for accelerating wetland restoration and cleaning up water quality in the bay. while the epa funding will be a welcome boost for shoreline restoration other advocates say a historic surgeon spending for bay area environmental projects could be just around the corner fueled by money from the governor's 3.7 billion dollar climate resilience package coupled with funds from the 1.2 trillion dollar federal infrastructure bill. i think this is the first splash of real. kind of virtual fire hose of state and federal funding that's going to come to the bay area to tackle client climate adaptation over the the next few years warner cable of the san francisco estuary institute says priority projects include tidal marsh restoration to combat sea level rise drought and water conservation systems and managing surrounding forests for wildfire risk, but while the goals are clear chabot believes the dozens of major bay area cities counties and agencies involved. new coordinated approach to effec

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

san francisco. what will it take to bring the city back to the shining beacon by the bay it used to be? he pandemic fighting to regain its reputation. >>> our investigative team has been taking a deep look at the problems facing san francisco right now. like homelessness, crime, and addiction. but we're looking at those issues through the eyes of a man dealing with all of them, james durgin. how did he get to this point, and what will it take to help him and ultimately save san francisco? in this piece from his multi-part investigation, begad sheban traces durgin's roots looking for answers. >> reporter: a lot what was we know is based on video recordings. here's james tossing his teddy bear into the air on a thursday night in san francisco. he's camping out in front of a closed restaurant and apartment building when two people arrive. there's no audio on the security camera, but you can see them talking. james looks sort of playful as he bounces from side to side. just befor he appears to lunge for the door and repeatedly try to yank it open. about two minutes later, those same people h

san francisco. >> and grand prix in san francisco was fantastic day. didn't traveled from north carolina just to watch super 50 candor and zipping through the san francisco bayclose vantage point, a seat on the water, the better i mean, flying out but but why would you now on a spying >> reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. some couldn't keep up with to. but there was so fast have light. >> at pier. 45 peter is kundera brought his 5 year-old son to a more quieter setting. >> we just want to see how fast is that. we're with them. >> the sale gp race draws thousands of spectators to the bay area. fans just can't get enough to super fast boats >> basically flying over the water. that was awesome. they go where rate racing, great land. we loved it. >> the competition continues on sunday ending with a 1 million dollar winner takes all prize reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we'll talk about our forecast now to take this live. look outside here across the embarcadero in san francisco. beautiful day out there today. and our dave spahr is joining us now with what we can expect for sunday about a total washout. we can still get in some fun

see you with the full forecast coming up. >>> the seattle grand prix took over the san francisco bay the weekend, bringing in thousand of spectators. >> australia sail gp repeat is now complete, two time sail gp champions here in san francisco. >> the team taking home a $1 million prize coming out over japan and the united states. gusty breezes causing trouble for the boats a migrating whale forced the competition to stop at one point and the american boat was damaged in the crash with the spanish crew. lots of drama. >> eventful. >>> coming up in the next half hour, support for ukraine pouring into the bay area the powerful symbol to represent the most vulnerable. >>> a hayward mother charged with the murder of her 8-year- old daughter is set to be arraigned. . a canadian film crew robbed in the bay area. >>> here is a live look outside, at the skyline of san francisco, on this everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats an

50 ft catamaran capsizing in the san francisco bay.es sale gp team was practicing for a racist weekend when their catamaran flipped over monday. no one was hurt and the team was able to get that vessel back to shore. joining us now is jimmy spit hill, the driver and ceo of us sale gp. jimmy glad to see that you're okay. what happened here and it is that catamaran going to be ready for the race this weekend? yeah the catamaran is going to be ready. i mean, that's it's a new type of racing. where then 60 65 miles an hour. the boats literally hydrofoil. i mean, you can see the but behind me there. one of the foils that guys are working on. but yeah, we actually pulled the boat . it's happening right in front of marina green there. you can see as we go over the footage very, very fast and man, it's a lot of fun. what exactly happened to cause that to capsize to get turnover look the budget so sophisticated now that. there's so many systems like tronic hydraulic when we have an issue on the boat, or if we need a technician, the technician a

look at those numbers were popping up there and run an inch for oakland, san francisco in santa rosa. 3 quarters for half moon bayjose, more than half of an inch of rain. and then we kind of top it off a little bit. this is frozen here on monday at 6, then into the day of monday, we add a little bit more to that. but money is going to be more about potential barking rather than actually getting quantitatively rain. but this is a little bit higher than the estimations were from yesterday. long range forecast models. we obviously know what's going on for today tonight. tomorrow. then we clear out for a couple of days, these little fronts drop south and they really don't have any rain with them. that would be nice we get something from that. out to next weekend will let you know how that starts to develop. and that success of system up towards our northwest. that's more typical as we get into spring 4 zone forecast for your sunday. 64 san francisco about 60 ish along the coast will do it. these numbers are a little cooler than yesterday, but you add a little wind to it and they feel cool when you take away the sunsh

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rain totals, not a lot like the camera lens in san francisco, just enough to wet the ground. best totals around the north bayg with drizzle, then lunchtime, sky should start to clear north to south and should see temperatures climbing, in upper 60s today, near 70 tomorrow. close to 60 in san francisco, low 60s around the tri-valley. next system is early tuesday. rain totals will be higher we think. north bay, sonoma county may see half inch on the hilltops, then should stay dry until next weekend. seven-day forecast begins with drizzle, tomorrow morning. then skies clear. next chance of rain on tuesday. north of marin county could get an inch out of the storm and next weekend, hopefully more than drizzle, rain chance returning next saturday. >> thanks very much. >>> now anthony flores, go to have him here, especially cool, calm, collected while the warriors have driving some nutty lately but looking good again. >> he's back, not james wiseman or draymond green, but klay thompson, he's got his shooting touch, how many points the splash brothers scored tonight in the warriors big win over milwaukee. sports is

live on san francisco bay as we preview. >>> good afternoon. our top story on kpix 5. san mateo, where arguments have wrapped up in the trial that could determine what is next for scott peterson. we have the latest. >> reporter: this could end in a new trial for the convicted murderer. this morning we heard from the lawyer of the juror. she is accused of juror misconduct. peterson's attorneys say she died on the questionnaire. leaving off that she filed a restraining order when pregnant. she says she didn't see herself as a crime but don't. the original jewelry which she was a part of condemned peterson to death for the murder of his pregnant wife lacey and the unborn son connor. it was overturned by the supreme court which left the murder conviction in place. the hearing is about that conviction. scott peterson is due back june 29th.>>> coming up at 5. max looks at what is next and why we may not have a decision until the fall. >>> new video after a fire at a fremont walmart. police say is arson in association with a burglary. the fire happened wednesday night at a wal

. >> in the midst of the churning waters of the san francisco bay, sits angel island. piece of the bay area yet at the same time strangely remote and detached from it. amid nature's beauty here sits a 20-akre fingerprint of man. the angel island immigration station once served as a doorway to the u.s. for hundreds of thousands of immigrants. >> here it's over 500,000 immigrants from 80 different countries were either processed or detained from 1910 to 1940. >> for decades, the old buildings of the immigration station museum have told the story of those immigrants and their difficult journeys, but until now the station's crumbling hospital building remained off limits. >> after the site was abandoned in 1945, it fell into disrepair and disarray. >> but after a 14-year $12 million renovation, the hospital has just opened to the public for the first time ever. this h mix of both sad and happy stories. >> people have called angel island the ellis island of the west, but the two immigration entry points served much different roles. >> this is the former surgical suite and op

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. >>> a live look across san francisco bay am looking towards berkeley with a great day for marathonfficial day of spring. a lot of people are enjoying the sunshine at dolores park. some people are taking advantage of the weather and they were there taking pictures and others were sitting down reading a book quietly with dogs running about on the grass area there. so, obviously, happy spring, brian and how long will this last? >> two hours? >> just about. >>> tonight it will be a thing of the past but the rain is not. it looks like we do have more on the way coming in maybe this coming weekend which is as far as the eye can see in the weather department so things can change but they can also enhance the chances as well. right now the numbers yesterday at this time were in the 50s and today they are in the 60s and the numbers were at 5 to 10 degrees today higher and a similar rise for tuesday and wednesday where the numbers will be in the 80s and some of the warmer spots inland and the high pressure will be building in over the west coast and pretty close to the shoreline so it will b

elsewhere, scattered showers are moving into san francisco, central bay after midnight, tonight. with still some showers on the radar as we begin the day on tuesday. allow some extra time for the tuesday morning commute, it is light rain, but any moisture, wet roads leads to a longer commute. showers become fewer and further between as we wind the clock forward to late tuesday morning with a few breaks in the cloud cover showing up a we will see more of those in the afternoon with a chance for showers and a passing sprinkle or two, but largely the forecast will dry out afternoon tomorrow. how much? well, total amounts will not be substantial. some places more than a trace if you get that. this is not a guarantee that anyone will get rain the further inland you go, rain chances will be lower and any showers you do get will be brief and light. the best chances for measurable rain as you have further north along the coast. the next rain chance is going to lineup by the weekend and also be a snow maker for the high sierra, dropping 2 to 4 inches of snow tomorrow and into early tomorr

that onshore push of cooler marine air spreading across the bay. 52 right new in san rafael and mostly cloudy skies. the north in san franciscoind at 15 miles per hour. here's the view. on the radar, cloverdale and again areas in the north bay seeing a little hit and miss areas of light showers. you see a few near clear lake, approaching calistoga. this is the trend at least for now. i think we should see more moisture crossing the coast from about 9:00 tonight to about 8:00 tomorrow morning. so as we look at this hour by hour, you see around 11:00, hopefully as we check out the golden gate bridge in our 11:00 news, hopefully at that point we're starting to see more of that drizzle from about 11:00 to 8:00 a.m. it shifts to the south as low clouds coasts up the coastal hilltop and east bay hills. that's the window of opportunity for seeing drizzle. by the afternoon, the skies clear with breezy and cool conditions to wrap up the weekend. so best chances for measurable rainfall -- if you look at the blue here, most of it is across sonoma county, marin county, right there along the coast, near half moon bay. and over some of eas

that jacket ready again as you step out the door, with 40s in the south bay and continued 40s in the trivalley. headed into san franciscoork, at 49. daytime highs, are not going to change a lot. 70s returning. a nice rebound from the chilly start in the morning. 79 in antioch. 74 in danville. closer to the bay, a cool 65. through the peninsula, cold 50s in half moon bay. and redwood city, 67. san francisco, we have 50s. downtown, for everybody visiting for some march madness. 53 yards the golden gate bridge in the marina. and napa/napa/sonoma, low to mi. most of the weekend will be dry. sunday night, i see showers developing by 11:30 near the coast. better bet of consistent rainfall here into monday morning. early estimates show a quarter inch on that. my seven-day forecast is what you're going to see the rainfall will be towards southern california. if you're headed to l.a. on monday, the rainfall will be heavier down there. for us, we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s in san francisco for highs. and through the inland valleys, the best day of the weekend is on saturday. a little bit of sun and some of the clouds co

ago course, you remember life basically came to a stop in the bay area, went into lockdown because of covid. >> march 16th of 2021, san francisco 5 other bay area counties called for shelter in place orders which started on the 17th. there are limits on gatherings in schools and jobs went virtual. the term social distancing became a part of our vocabulary bars and gyms, movie theaters and restaurants were shut down. travel numbers plummeted. the covid pandemic has truly been roller coaster ride for us all. yes, it has. and also 2 years ago, the starry plow pub in berkeley was forced to shut down because of the pandemic. but tomorrow. >> the east bay staple will celebrate its grand reopening for saint patrick's day from forcefully to call reports the establishment is hoping that this will kick start another 50 years of business. >> 49 years in business. and the last to have been the most challenging for the story plow pub in berkeley. we thought were going to open and then there was another outbreak and it was just kind of back and forth. for 2 years manager shaheen i'ma helps run the business co owned by his parents after remai

today, people will brave the cold san francisco bay waters to take the polar plunge. it starts with the scenic 5k fun run along the bay with views of the city and the golden gate bridge. many are going to make a splash for the iconic polar plunge into the bay. the event benefits the northern california chapter of the olympics. they have raised $118,000 this year out of their goal of 184,000. it all starts this morning. happening tonight, the world will observe earth hour for the 15th consecutive year. san francisco city hall and the golden gate bridge will join landmarks and households around the world in switching off the lights from 8:30 to 9:30. earth hour began in australia in 2007 as a way to promote an eco-friendly future. now millions of people and more than hundred and 90 countries take part. the empire state building, eiffel tower, and big ben also take part in this tradition. love to see it, lisa. it's great. also great we have a little rain coming tomorrow. lisa: yes, and it's more rain then you would think for late march, which is good news, a level one on

we are back down to the 40s. 49 in the south bay, peninsula at 47, 40s through san francisco. still going to be above average but not quite as hot as today. instead of widespread 80s in the south bay, back down to 77 cupertino, 79 san jose. 70s through the east bay. 78 danville, 73 hayward. peninsula 75 in redwood city, san francisco you are back to the 50s and the 60s. and through the north bay 75 mill valley, 78 in napa. so dry for us right now. it's the other side of the coin here back towards the east east coast and southeast. strong storms ripped right through new orleans. they had a tornado warning there the past hour. tornado warnings just off to the north. is that severe weather is moving towards the east. you may face some flight delays here through louisiana right over towards atlanta with a chance of more tornados tonight. right here in our seven-day forecast you will see the chances of rain eventually returning by sunday and monday. looks like monday would be the better bet of rainfall coming back to the bay. and also cooler temperatures by sunday. we will be down t

spencer: those concerns focus on regulations pertaining from san francisco bay to the air we breathe open to frequent challenges. this environmental advocate believes the work of the environmental protection agency is critical for california and the health of the bay areas environment. he's concerned about a highly publicized case now before the united states supreme court that could potentially limit the epa's power. >> right here in the bay area, there are countless examples of how the environmental protection agency has brought federal laws and federal enforcement to tech the health of people and wildlife and nature. spencer: he directs save the bait -- the environmental group has successfully fought shoreline development near redwood city. it's a victory he says hinged in part on the authority of the epa. >> the san francisco bay is a great example. just recently, we won a court case that reaffirmed the environmental protection agency has the right and duty to protect waters of the united states, including on the shoreline of the bay. spencer: but in the current supreme court cas

bay. over to san francisco and then hopefully beyond the bay area where this could become a national movement to get vapes out of the hands of kids. alright, are jesse gary live for us, jesse? thank you. oh yeah. oh, no. you may have seen this incredible video academy grant capsizing on san francisco bay. that 50 ft boat belongs to team us sale gdp, and it rolled while the crew was practicing for really big race coming up this weekend, and joining us now live is julian d. b. ozzie ceo of sale gp and global event. director julian thank you so much for being here, boy. we've all seen that video. it happens so quickly. was the team trying to do there. the teams are really hard to prepare for this weekend's racing gps as a new international professional sports league, and we're here in san francisco by the finals of the second season. so i'm this images. you can see it in your city practicing yesterday and we love to be of san francisco and the best place in the world to raise these boats and the sellers are making the most of it by pushing the limits. here they have found the limits and, yeah, g

today, people are going to brave the san francisco bay water to take the polar plunge. starts with the scenic 5k fun run along the bay with views of the city into golden gate bridge. after the 5k, many will make a splash for the iconic polar plunge right into the bay. the event benefits to northern california chapter of the special olympics. so far, they've raised a hundred $18,000 out of their goal of $184,000. it starts later this morning and lisa, you say you have friends that have done and enjoyed it. lisa: big-time swimmers, you have to be into it. liz: it feels so cold. lisa: the seals bump up and met you, the sea lions. anyway, we are looking at a non-atmospheric river, but a storm system that will bring pretty good rain coming our way late tomorrow into monday. it is about time as we look at live doppler 7 out in the pacific, still forming. as we g notice the changes with the breezy wins at the coast, increasing clouds. as we look to the golden gate bridge, we have fog. not only low cloudsn rosa, napg the coast. 49 in san francisco, 45 in oakland. 43 and mt. vie

. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to existive and i'm not just talking about the arts communities, even if you are here to see a chuckle bucket comedy show and you are still experiencing humanity and in specific ways being able to gather with people and experience something together. and especially coming out of the pandemic, the loss of that in-person human connection recovering that in good ways is going to be vital for our entire society. >> it's a family club. most our staff has been working with us for 10 years so we feel like a family. >> what people think of when they think of bottom of the hill and i get a lot of this is first of all, the first place i met my husband or where we had our first date and i love that and we love doing weddings and i expect there to be a wedding season post 2021 of all the make up we haddings and i hope that many people do that because we have had so many rock ep role weddings. >> i told my girlfriend, make sure you stand at the front of the stage and i can give you a kiss at midnight. at t

bay area. san francisco with 49 and east bay at 47. daytime high not going to change a lot. you like today, 72 in san jose. over to the east bay, 79 in antioch, 74 in danville and a cool 69 in fremont. daily city to half moon bay in the 50s. san francisco, i have it at 59 in downtown. let's take it off to marin. could be a four-day weekend coming your way. 73 in napa, 80 in clear lake and down close the bay, 68. wreevl been talking about rain chances coming our way. we're holding on this to in the forecast, which would be good news for your ala aerjs. so, the way things are planning out right now, i think most of the weekend is dry. we get the chance at late rain on sunday night, around 11:00 p.m. better scattered rain on monday as we head to the morning commute with about a quarter of an inch. temperatures in the 50s to 60s in san francisco. morning lows in the mid to low 50s and we're holding 70s through saturday. drop it off in the 60s for sunday. saturday best day of the weekend to be outside and enjoy it. >> and hopefully not sneeze as much. >> thank would be good. >> i

as for today, temperatures will be mild highs in the 60's for coastal bay shore and inland areas. south san franciscooster city, san carlos down through palo alto beach at 65 south bay temperatures mid to upper 60's for you today as well. also be the case across the east bay with hayward and oakland hanging out in the mid 60's. temperatures in the north bay out of the low 70's of yesterday back into the mid sixties today. so today will be one of the coolest of this forecast tomorrow will see things heating up a little bit back into the low 70's saturday. temperatures remain in the 60's during the day. a chance of north bay sprinkle saturday night into sunday morning as you'll also be adjusting those clocks a better opportunity for rainfall for all of the bay area monday night into tuesday. rain. don, thank you for that. if you're in the road right now, we're watching your morning traffic. >> a nine-minute drive traveling from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit there heading across towards the peninsula. about 12 minutes as you're heading across towards one o one highway for right now. pretty light

not much for san francisco or half-moon bay. how about after the system goes through are we done? we are done. after the chance, monday, day time, it pretty much goes to 0 all of the way through next weekend. we get a shot of rain not much more on the way. rain turning to showers, mostly ending at 4:00 in the morning. then, a dry start to monday. midday showers ramp up, though, and then tomorrow night, it ends, so, no more rain in sight. and also enjoy the rain while we get it. tonight, temperatures in the 40s and day time highs tomorrow will be on the chill side, only in the lower 60s, the extended forecast? we are done with the rain. that is the weather, jules? >> coming up, who took home a $1 million prize in a thrilling sailing race that took over the san francisco bay >>> the bottom of the hour it is game day. why are the warriors struggling? >> i really don't think we are going to see the playoffs until we see steph curry back in the line. >> how come he was a winner tonight without even playing? >>> why will the bay area be well represented at the final four. >> we are goin

a live look outside and looking out over the san francisco bay, san francisco, little glistening tonight. not as much fog as we've saying. yeah, we're just here to tell us what's going on and things are kind of calming down a little bit from the blustering, winds that we had that was whipping around parts of bay area say 30 35 mile an hour gusts out there. but things settling down now that some great news we get ready for a beautiful day tomorrow out there tonight. beautiful shot of the city of san francisco across the bay. looking good out there right now. skies mostly clear today. temperatures running a little bit below the average. and of course, you feel the winds of the mix there and feeling cooler than normal to 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland, 64 in san jose. 61 kind of cool there live. more 65 in concord and 66 degrees in santa rosa. a dying cold front sliding through the state headed east. you see bringing a few showers toward nevada but nothing left of but i moved to california. so a live in the winds behind this high pressure builds in behind that cold front. so her

the committee to protect san francisco bay is recommending the port of oakland keep howard terminal foritime use only the recommendation by the seapor for the oakland a's yesterday's 5 to 4 vote is simply a recommendation . the san francisco bay conservation and development commission offered the aids will need that approval from that commission in order to build that new ballpark city of oakland is asking the u. s supreme court to revive it, and i trust lawsuit against the nfl. five years after owners approved, the raiders moved to las vegas. the lawsuit accuses the nfl of limiting competition by not adding new teams to the leagues to the cities that want them. oakland says tax revenue and the value of the coliseum of dropped since the raiders left for vegas. the nfl has been asked to respond by april 13. we are waiting to hear from the golden state warriors about steph curry's injury left foot injured it last night against the celtics. he collided with a celtic guard marcus smart and second quarter of last night's game at chase center and never came back to the game. smart dove after

south bay 46 and 40s over san francisco and the north bay.oll through tomorrow, daytime highs in the 70s. 74 morgan hill. through the east bay, fremont, beautiful there. we have a few 70s in the southern half of the peninsula, down towards redwood city. and 63 in daley city. let's move it to the north bay. 72 in santa rosa. going to the coastline, upper 50s and low 60s. clouds tomorrow. let me show you where it's going to be. you'll see it moving closer and closer. by wednesday night, spotty showers in the north bay. best bet would be on thursday forecast. and then we'll undergo spotty chances of rain friday into saturday's forecast. even some low snow, down to 2,000 feet and the chance of small hail with cold air starting to return. in san francisco, we'll be in the 50s here as we head through wednesday. right through the coming weekend. changes will be a lot more dramatic for the inland valleys. 59 thursday, 30s for morning temperatures, friday, saturday and sunday. so raj and jessica, yes, that thing called an umbrella, we're going to need

it will run 320 miles from san francisco bay to humboldt bay, along the old northwest pacific railroadht-of-way. >> is like the beginning of the pacific crest trail or the appalachian trail, that magnitude for this state. it is a huge thing. struck the southern portion of the trail will run along the smart line to the north. abandoned rail bed would be repurposed for hiking and cycling trails. >> sound like fun. >>> coming up, the san jose airport testing a high tech heavy hand to make things smoother for passengers. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now

and how everyone was able to get o here as we're seeing new video of a catamaran capsizing in san francisco bay. the united states sale gp team capsized yesterday while it was practicing for this weekend sale. g p season two grand final, which is being held in san francisco saturday and sunday. no one was hurt. the team got the boat back to shore, according to the team ceo. capsized with a systems issue that prevented the wing sail from inverting properly. now to florida, where miami city leaders have declared a state of emergency and have imposed a curfew after shootings last weekend. this comes after five people were heard in two shootings, including one near a busy restaurant that sent crowds running. the midnight curfew will begin on thursday night will remain in effect through monday morning. it's the second year in a row, miami's declared a state of emergency tied to a surge in visitors. the lapd search for whoever sent a tesla flying through the air over the weekend may have just gotten a ft through the air on one of the steepest streets in l. a. this morning. tiktok's influence her is t

san francisco has the highest median home prices at more than $1 million but the issue is down to income and affordability. economists say incomes are lagging in san diego compared to the san francisco bay area which ranks second. >> still rough though. >> very rough. >>> 6:25. in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> targeted with paint. what we know about this bizarre political attack in the south bay. >>> the drought seems like it is here to stay. we'll look at the latest drought monitoring map that just came into the newsroom. >>> governor newsom is expected to be in santa a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully. in new york city, new nature's bounty jelly beans. ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >>> if you are just waking up, here are your morning headlines. new state drought monitor just released, shows much of the state remains in the severe drought category. no surprise ther

this problem is i think this is the tip of the iceberg. >>> the sale grand prix took over the san francisco bay this weekend bringing in thousands of spectators and it looked like a breeze for the reigning champions who held onto their title. >> reporter: for australia sale gp the repeat is complete and the two-time champions here in san francisco. >> the australian team is taking home a $1 million prize coming out on top over japan and the united states. gusty breezes caused a bit of trouble for the boats and a migrating will force the competition to stop at one point that australia held on and the american boat was damaged in a crash with a spanish crew. >>> looking live out over treasure island and it is looking overcast as the storm moves into the bay area promising rain and runoff. good news, right? not so fast. here is devin fehely. >> we definitely do need the rain badly. >> reporter: it may be counterintuitive in a area starving for rain but there is an often overlooked downside. >> what happens during these rain events is that basically anything you can picture like oil from your car,

we can see overall the storm system passing by, making it out of the north bay into san francisco, intost bay and it's making its way closer to san jose. we can see the low clouds right now. a couple of spotty sprinkles here as temperatures will go from the upper 50s to mid-60s today. a little more sunshine later this evening, and that's because rain was with us for the morning commute, but not the evening commute. it's going to start to clear out as we go into today and leave us with some spots getting about a tenth of an inch of rain. they'll talk about this and another storm system for the weekend. mike, you're looking at improvements and delays ahead. >> happening here for westbound 80, you see going from red to orange to yellow. speeds are improving and the crash cleared. now more traffic released over here toward the richmond bridge and some folks jumping over anyway on richmond parkway. we'll see more build at the bay bridge at the top of the screen. overnight warning here, there will be delays getting through the webster tube. you have to get to one of the bridges. traditional f

in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the skyrocketing cost of gas is trickling down to ride share customers. lyft is adding a temporary fuel surcharge to help drivers cover the rising cost after gas at the pump. lyft has not said how much it will cost. uber implemented a cost last week. it's 45 cents to 50 cents per trip. >>> it's a growing problem -- accidental overdoses on drugs laced with fentanyl are increasingly common and some bay area activists want to do something about it. they have been stocking clubs and bars even tattoo parlors with fentanyl test strips. the team even launched a website for their nonprofit so you can buy your own. >> in oakland, we have had the opportunity to spend a little over a year trying to actually tame it a little bit and use the number of accidental overdoses. >> reporter: >> interest and concern is so high the group currently sold out of the test strips. they say people are going to experiment any way and it shouldn't be a life or death decision. lots of bar also stock narcan which can reverse some opioid overdoses. >>> up next,

thank you for that update in a well, a san francisco woman is desperately trying to help her family in ukraine. >> i gore bay kiev, ukraine, but moved to the u.s. 11 years ago and spin living in san francisco for the past 5 years. her parents and sister are from our kiev. and after the russian invasion started on february, 24th, she says her family, they're they've lost everything. >> so as of now, they don't any more. it almost feels that the baseball and the goal is to just destroy everything on the way. don't many things and on. now going to be replaced ever. so many beautiful things it's my home with up. >> how will she says she feels helpless as russian forces continue to ukraine, not knowing when it will end. meanwhile, are parents have since made it to western ukraine and her sister fled to italy. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland unified school district updates this mask mandate. >> when its students can drop, the masks will be right back after the break. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support

bay. but overall drying out for now. for those of you throughout the san francisco peninsula and north bay.showers out in the pacific that could make its way inland. so don't let your guard down. but overall going to see a drying trend throughout tonight. blanket of storm cloud cover. and here's that line of showers that i'm tracking during the overnight hours. for those of you in the san francisco peninsula arriving shortly before 5 o'clock in the morning. but then by around 7 o'clock in the morning for those of you in san jose, but then drier weather. in fact, we're going to have to watch out for gusty winds 50 miles per hour. less along the bay area coastline, cold core storm friday night through saturday could bring us a fresh dusting of snow in the highest peaks. but overall rain totals going to be on the lighter side from now. until then, just about a 10th of an inch of rain. slightly more for those of you in mountain view. and san jose with those gusty winds continuing through the day and even into your friday evening right along the bay area coastline. so hold on to your hats to sti

my take away is the san francisco bay area is blessed by some very courageous leaders and some very vibrant faith communities. >> thank you. i feel the same and this is my 16th year doing this, i have met many colleagues i'm appreciative of. it might be my sixth time doing easter but i'm always looking to do something new. well, what can you say after 45 years of doing easter? you not quite close to those years, but what do you say this year and what are you thinking about for easter?>> you know, it is the joy of the celebration. one of the things is where we are in the country right now there is a lot of chaos and a lot of fear one of the things i hear in the scripture passage from matthew in the 28th chapter, it says do the angels say do not fear. we have the victory and we are able to celebrate. i asked my son, what is it that is special about you for easter? while jesus came back and you can keep teaching so you have lots to learn.>> jim, we'll have a few more seconds.>> it is an important easter for me and that my mother-in-law passed away last october. this is the first easter without