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. >> i have been living in san francisco since 1957. i live in this area for 42 years. my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district, and i work with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the place, they cemented my back yard, so i won't be

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. . >> i love that i was in four plus years a a rent control tenant, and it might be normal because the tenant will -- for the longest, i was applying for b.m.r. rental, but i would be in the lottery and never be like 307 or 310. i pretty much had kind of given up on that, and had to leave san francisco. i found out about the san francisco mayor's office of housing about two or three years ago, and i originally did home counseling with someone, but then, my certificate expired, and one of my friends jamie, she was actually interested in purchasin

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. bette. san francisco department of environment is a place where climate hits the street. we know that we don't have all the answers. we need to support our local champions, our local community to find creative solutions and innovations that help us get to zero waste. >> zero waste is sending nothing to landfill or incineration, using reuse and recovery and prevention as ways to achieve zero waste. the grant program is a grant program specifically for nonprofits in san francisco to divert material from landfill. it's important to find the san fr

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 transportation age

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. shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within neighborhood. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant. where will you shop and dine in the 49? san francisco owes the charm to the unique character of the neighborhood comer hall district. each corridor has its own personality. our neighborhoods are the engine of the city. >> you are putting money and support back to the community you live in and

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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. shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within neighborhood. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant. where will you shop and dine in the 49? san francisco owes the charm to the unique character of the neighborhood comer hall district. each corridor has its own personality. our neighborhoods are the engine of the city. >> you are putting money and support back to the community you live in and

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

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

here in the bay area, thousands of people turned out in san francisco. nbc bay area's tom jensen has the story. >> reporter: the message is clear from protesters who marched through the streets of san francisco. some of them with strong ties to iran and other parts of the middle east. now dreading the thought of what could come next. >> there's so much, so much uncertainty. so much, um, um, so much to be worried about. >> reporter: sentiments echoed by this bay area law school student born in the u.s., but who also has citizenship in iran. >> i think that soleimani was acting in an official state capacity. >> reporter: you sef nazari worries the killing of soleimani will lead to war in iran where he has numerous family members and friends. >> i'm hopeful the iranian regime takes a step back and decides that retaliation is not the correct answer. >> reporter: he is not optimistic, though, saying the president put iranian leaders in a box where they can retaliate and face war, or do nothing and appear weak. bay area congressional democrats also asking quest

but reasonably uncommon in the san francisco bay area. and you can see the pipe floating in the center of the creek temporarily before it's floated and sunk into place. right-hand photo shows the final connection toward the northern connection structure. in summary, i'm here today to request that the support of this committee to approve the revised emergency declaration. thank you. >> any questions to my colleagues? seeing none, could we have the b.l.a. report? >> good morning, chair fewer. the board of supervisors is being asked to prove an updated emergency declaration for the slave creek work and the previous resolution was approved in february of this year. i believe mr. tran has appropriately described the nature of the work. the increase is actually in the authorized amount from $4.9 million to $6.2 million in the resolution. on table one, page three of our report, you'll see that the aftersbunlt provided by p.u.c. as $5.5 million. therefore, we recommend a reduction in the resolution by $750,000 from 6.2 to 5.5. we recommend approv

but reasonably uncommon in the san francisco bay area. and you can see the pipe floating in the center of the creek temporarily before it's floated and sunk into place. right-hand photo shows the final connection toward the northern connection structure. in summary, i'm here today to request that the support of this committee to approve the revised emergency declaration. thank you. >> any questions to my colleagues? seeing none, could we have the b.l.a. report? >> good morning, chair fewer. the board of supervisors is being asked to prove an updated emergency declaration for the slave creek work and the previous resolution was approved in february of this year. i believe mr. tran has appropriately described the nature of the work. the increase is actually in the authorized amount from $4.9 million to $6.2 million in the resolution. on table one, page three of our report, you'll see that the aftersbunlt provided by p.u.c. as $5.5 million. therefore, we recommend a reduction in the resolution by $750,000 from 6.2 to 5.5. we recommend approv

bay area? >> reporter: yeah. it's usually a pretty good turnout here in san francisco. you can see tonight city hall is lit up in pink. this is where the staging area was. there are lots of people with their political signs and those iconic pink hats. it was a large turnout this afternoon but noticeably not as large as in years past. they did pack into civic center plaza before heading down market street towards the embarcadero. this year's theme, together we rise, is an effort to encourage women to support each other and others in their communities. organizers are pushing people to remain active even after this march. this is a presidential election year so they're asking people to stay connected, turn out to the votingoths, and they're encouraging more women to run for office. mayor london breed echoed that message. >> so that even though i'm the first african-american woman to serve as mayor and the first woman to serve as mayor in over 30 years in this city, only the second, that i am not the last. >> reporter: now, when the first women's march was organized in 2017,

bay area. >>primarily along our peninsula zone, north bay and even in san francisco. here at sfo as the fog the low lying clouds causing us some delays now for inbound flights so we are picking up a loved one delays of up to 31 minutes right now oakland, san jose so far delay free, but of course always check with their carrier. but this is one of the reasons why we're tracking light showers on storm tracker 4 live radar and you could see much of san francisco were covered in this light shower activity extending over towards sfo daly city are seeing some of the showers sandra fell and we are seeing some of the richmond sandra fell bridge. so keep that in mind roadways are going to be slick along a one on one and the highway one and even 6.80 where robin's hot spot is now i'm tracking some of those light showers they're passing through walnut creek and through conquered, so again just to slow down and be careful out there make sure that you do have your umbrella handy a the good news is though it's going to be a quick system it's going to move out here into the afternoo

san francisco and brought in ins in on time. we pride ourselves $3 million on 50 states. why aren't we spending in the san francisco bay area? doesn't that make more sense? what's wrong with us? it's a politically correct decision but your job is to manage a business. you agreed to pay 5.7 million craft hours, you just reported and you agreed to pay the highest price. for sure, we're going to have the highest budget. for sure, we're probably going to have cost overruns and it won't work very well. since this is a done deal, i would like to reference to the memorandum, which is part of what he was talking about and in the third line it says, this agreement provided -- i'm talking about the jpl or whatever it's called -- provided standardized working conditions and wages. i suggest we need to add the word highest as an adjective to the wages because we also agreed to pay the highest wages and we're sweeping that problem under the table and i don't think that's right. thank you. item six is the construction close-out dates. >> good morning, directors, ron alameda, director of design and construction for the tgpa and i'm pleased

san jose. people also took to the streets in oakland and the biggest one in the bay area in san francisco. that's where we find nbc bay area sergio quintana. sergio. >> reporter: san francisco city hall is all lit up in pink tonight. this afternoon there were lots of people for the rally in march with their political signs and those distinctive pink hats. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: one of the first of the original women's march was to bring together disparate groups and build solidarity for a common cause. now four eure that womenar e human rights. >> reporter: since this is a presidential election year, there is also a pushto. that includes running for office. >> no, we aren't where we want to be, but to see a record number of women get elected to congress so that they can make the changes that we really need. >> reporter: san francisco mayor london breed was one of the high-profile people to take the stage. women in leadership is one of her big messages. >> so that even though i'm the first african-american woman to serve as mayor and the first woman to serve as mayor in over 30 years in this city,

the person behind this law is not from san francisco bay area or los angeles. this is from a small city in the central valley and they don't even have rentable scooters. from 2014 to 2018, the number of scooter-related injuries and hospital admissions in the u.s. grew by 222%. the number across the board was 39,000 injuries. dr. benjamin brier of ucfs health compiled the data collected by hospitals across the country. >> the thing i thought that was the most striking is that one in three people that came to the emergency room had a head injury. >> reporter: that's twice the rate of head injuries for bicyclists. many resist the idea of wearing a helmet. >> if i had to bring my own helmet, that's not likely. if they had them on the scooter, i'd use them. but they don't. >> the group that got injured the most were 18 to 34 year olds. >> reporter: the push to allow people over 18 to ride without helmets came from a city in the central valley. assemblyman heath flora required only those under 18 years of age to wear a helmet. the argument was, adult riders aren't to

usaa >>> thousands of anti-abortion advocates are in the bay area for the walk for life rally in san francisco tomorrow. tonight they say they are bolstered by president trump's public support. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco where some of those demonstrators are spending the night in church, jean. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. there is an all-night vigil for life here at st. peter and paul church here in north beach. it's one of several anti-abortion events happening in the lead-up to tomorrow's big march. bay area churches hold prayer vigils the night before the walk for life in san francisco. >> i'm cominghe vigil tonight to speak for the voiceless, you know, those who don't have the right to say if they deserve life or not. >> i think it's important that nowadays we particularly sensitive to life in all its aspects. >> reporter: at the annual anti-abortion rally in washington, d.c., president donald trump addressed the crowd, the first sitting president to ever join the rally in person. >> today as president of the united states, i am truly proud to stand with you.

and the biggest party in the bay area tonight is happening right there in san francisco. >> looking livee from nbc bay area's sky ranger over san francisco, thousands of people getting ready for the main event. >> main event is the fireworks show over the bay along the embarcadero. >> that's where nbc bay area's jean elle is live. early happy new year's to you, how is the crowd out there? >> reporter: looking forward to 2020, can't believe it's about to be 2020. thousands are gathered around the embarcadero, bundled up a waiting for fireworks. >> happy new year. >> reporter: lots of smiles and optimism. >> so exciting it's a new year for everyone and could be something better. >> reporter: for many 2020 is a milestone, finally got tlhem to the embarcadero for the fireworks. >> just experiences, really appreciate the city, feel like it was good time. >> i've heard a lot about the fireworks here. we came here, got a hotel on the whatever wharf. >> reporter: big night out. restaurants and hotels serving up celebrations. dj dr. tee will be spinning away, at plaza hotel more than a thousand p

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 exper

san francisco. all these temperatures ruing above the average for the bay area for this time of year. outside right now we're cooling off to 49 in livermore does 55 in san francisco, 50 degrees napa and 55 degrees in san jose. as we take you through the evening no need for marella skies, stay mostly clear withthe exception of some of those high clouds and some patchy fog and then we go some great weather coming our way tomorrow it should be a really kind of the peak of the warmth tomorrow we could get as high as 74 degrees about that. a little more tomorrow guys back to you. >>thanks lara is the final day and night of the question answer phase of the senate impeachment trial of president trump just wrapping up coming up, we look ahead to the next big vote on whether witnesses will be allowed to testify days after a san francisco city department head was arrested by the fbi city leaders are now calling for help from outside city hall to investigate plus from water to win and one bay area community now usi we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wldn't. so we t

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

area then they should definitely contact their doctor. don't go immediately to the emergency room because the health officials need to make preparations for their visit. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> take a look at the coronavirus internationally. about 11 million people live there. all public transportation shut down there to try and contain the virus. starting tomorrow, similar steps will start in the nearby cities. these three areas together have a population of more than 18 people. that's more than new york city, los angeles and chicago combined. the capital city of beijing also canceled new year lunar events. precautions are being taken at airports here in the u.s. five airports are actively screening passengers right now, sfo, lax, chicago o'hare and jfk. >> a major spill in wine country. thousands of gallons of wine is after an accident in the the vine yards that happened yesterday. a door on a blending tank somehow opened, which sent a lot of cabernet spilling. it is connected to a creek that eventually drains into the russian river. they are monitoring the spill. the acidity of the wine is harmful to the fish. >> stay out of the water, the warning of a sewag

every homeowner in the san francisco bay area community getting a $300 bill to pay for cleaning up theess from a now abandoned homeless and kevin. many homeowners are furious and speaking out about the government's responsibility. >> not like it is on our property and we can see somebody to do something but it is out somewhere. >> part of their responsibility for their stupidity. instead of putting everything on us. >> after searching for months by police have tracked down and i couple wanted for questioning in the disappearance of children. they were found income why where police are giving val until thursday to have fanned over her children to authorities. jj and timely ryan have been missing since september. investigators in southern california are searching debris from the helicopter that crashed sunday morning in dense fog killing basketball icon kobe bryant, his 30-year-old daughter and seven other people. the executive director of the los angeles helicopter association who has flown the same route numerous times as he think the pilot relied on his training which is when you hit

san francisco and brought in ins in on time. we pride ourselves $3 million on 50 states. why aren't we spending in the san francisco bay area? that make more sense? what's wrong with us? it's a politically correct decision but your job is to manage a business. you agreed to pay 5.7 million craft hours, you just reported and you agreed to pay the highest price. for sure, we're going to have the highest budget. for sure, we're probably going to have cost overruns and it won't work very well. since this is a done deal, i would like to reference to the memorandum, which is part of what he was talking about and in the third line it says, this agreement provided -- i'm talking about the jpl or whatever it's called -- provided standardized working conditions and wages. i suggest we need to add the word highest as an adjective to the wages because we also agreed to pay the highest wages and we're sweeping that problem under the table and i don't think that's right. thank you. item six is the construction close-out dates. >> good morning, directors, ron alameda, director of design and construction for the tgpa and i'm pleased to repo

investment. >> reporter: dan cohen says san francisco has become tied to the tech economy in recent years, and that has proved very resilient. >> a lot of the bay area, san francisco will have people coming here to live. as long as there is a lack of housing, prices will maintain or increase. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> well, it is a houseboat battle. redwood city continued its campaign the get houseboats. but there is still about a er offers are fair. >> definitely love where we live, and would like to stay and it's a housing crisis at this time. how can you possibly not let us stay? >> now because of the current legal limbo they can stay for now. the city is trying to make room for 130 new houses. city officials maintain they have worked hard to make the houseboat owners relocate. >>> a tropical fruit mix is making people sick. 96 people got sick from the fruit mix. it is made out of produce out of new jersey, and it is only distributed to states on the east coast. but people in states as far west as california have come down with a bacterial infection. .trecalled >>> okay. let's get real. an environmental agency in oakland i

our way to be a little cool in the san francisco 58 degrees 61 and mostly sunny in oakland 66 degrees and mostly sunny. in san jose, the southern part of the bay areatomorrow afternoon tie, here's long range forecast. you've got a big dole high pressure right across california now in oregon as well, mostly energy the jet stream staying we to the north that is going to begin to change is ridge is going to slide through overhead tomorrowbringa lot of sunshine that some highclouds in the afternoon and then this co front bears down on the bay area coming through kind of falling apart a little bit of leven through a chance of some showers late on friday night into early on satuay morning afer kind of scattered we've got another weak system sliding throh late on sunday that another one on tuesday, but nothing looks very impressive. so for right now will lee at least a chancef a few showers early on saturday morning. you're sleeping you'll miss most that storm and we y things out saturday afternoon looks mostly dry also on sunday. >>you hear that people saying yoare not welcome he australia'prime minister scott rrison face at from those who people living

my parents went to san francisco. >> i miss san francisco. i miss the bay area. i miss the golden gate bridge, my friends, my family. but this is niner country. we're going to win our third right here, right now. >> reporter: he says it. the niners have won two super bowls here in miami previously, and their third miami super bowl is this coming sunday. maybe they will beat the kansas city chiefs. before we send it back to you, we saw those gold shoes. i am also playing my part here in miami with my white shoes. so, jessica, that is for you. i know you know that i'm pretty particular about the shoes, so that's how we're rolling here on, what, a 65-degree night in miami. >> you got the sobe look. thanks, raj. our live coverage from miami continues all week long. you've got raj there with his white shoes, anthony flores, cheryl hurd. they'll be providing updates all the way till kickoff. >>> the san jose diocese have stopped contact with telecommunications companies over parents' fears that children may be getting zapped with radio waves. the diocese says 15 of its

while the largest bay area protest happened in san francisco where concern is growing with every new development. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from san francisco to explain. >> reporter: terry, this started with a large group of demonstrators on market street, and it kept getting bigger as they started marching. of course many of them carrying anti-war signs worried about the consequences of that air strike and where this is all headed. >> we say no more! >> reporter: in san francisco demonstrators stood shoulder to shoulder. >> to protest this outrageous unilateral act of aggression by the president trump and the pentagon. >> reporter: gloria lariva is with the answer coalition. after the u.s. drone strike that killed iran's top commander qassem soleimani and the decision to send more troops to the middle east. >> we do not want a war. we don't want a war in the middle east. and we're saying that the u.s. troops and the contractors be removed immediately. >> i really worry about the destabilization in the middle east. >> reporter: they marched in city streets carrying

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that is the battle of the best food that's right specifically who has better food is it, san francisco bay areaas city, a sister station in kansas city begs to differ with us. when it comes to which city has the better football team kansas city or san francisco that will be decided on super bowl sunday but asked for which city has the better food. >>one of the side that right now so when i think about san francisco of course i think about rice are on the right and the san francisco treat a lot of sushi let's taste it have you with us we stop sticks we'll put a lead around their food and that's raw fish. it is that right sir ronnie would lose right. i don't think so i do this i need some good ol fashioned kansas city barbecue by it all. >>and jack's dagmar but this is what we're talking about we talk about kansas city followed. so much better than the sushi doesn't it and you can even without the sauce, the sauce for best hard. pour it on literally all over the place there's a 3 reasons that kansas city barbecue is better than sushi first of all you enough for you don't need to pieces of what to

every homeowner and the san francisco bay area community getting a $300 bill to clean up the mess leftfrom a homeless encampment. homeowners are furious and speaking out about the government's responsibility. >> it's not like it's on our property and we can see somebody camping out here and we can do something. it's out somewhere. >> it's part of the responsibility company stupidi stupidity. instead of putting everything on a spirit >> shannon: hawaii police have tracked on an idaho couple wanted for questioning in the disappearance of the wife's children. they were found in kawai, police are now giving them until thursday to physically hand over her two children to authorities. they have been missing since september. tonight's, investigators are searching the debris from the helicopter that crashed sunday morning in dense fog. killing icon kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, and seven other people. the executive director of the los angeles area helicopter association says he thinks the experienced pilot relied on his training. when you hit a zero visibility, you turn back. in this

areas of fogs and 40s. more cool 40s. san francisco and the east bay. ld not need the umbrellas tomorrow but needing that jacket. moving through the forecast into the afternoon, i do think we'll get breaks of sunshe area. temperatures a little bit warmer with that anticipated sunshine with low and mid-60s for the south bay. 58 in pittsburgh. 60 in hayward. the peninsula, 58 in daly city. san francisco, light winds, also a little bit of sun expected and 59 for the mission. ma rinne, napa, i -- marin, napa, 58 in ukiah. similar to this the next couple of days. let me tell you why. high pressure is building from the south. this is going to take the storm track and nudge it more off to the north. it keeps the rain away. it will keep this pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. so dry the next three days as you can see here. i see rain moving in by saturday. into sunday, a third of an inch to three quarters of an inch. better chance of rain on sunday for the forecast. valleys, very stable temperatures. upper 50s and low 60s for highs. relatively mild m

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. >> this is a huge catalyst for change. >> it will be over 530,000 gross square feet plus two levels of basement. >> now the departments are across so many locations it is hard for them to work together and collaborate and hard for the customers to figure out the different locations and hours of operation. >> one of the main drivers is a one stopper mitt center for -- permit center. >> special events. we are a one stop shop for those three things. >> this has many different uses throughout if years. >> in 1940s it was coca-cola and the flagship

bay bridge. this is pre-dawn. .07 inches at hayward. san francisco picked up .04, so we wall en me with 50s around the bay area. san francisco hit 54, and oakland 58. half moon bay 55. overnight tonight buly chilly air mass over the bay area. napa at 41, and santa rosa down to 39. in livermore 43 degrees, and sun up tomorrow morning at 7:24 a.m. another low drops through tonight, and again it's a fast mover, won't drop much. but there's a more significant storm on its heels. late wednesday and much of thursday it will be stronger, wetter, windier, it will be thursday. for tonight we'll pick up about a tenth to two tenth of an inch of rain. here's midnight. so you see a line of mostly light showers moving over the south beta hour, and then it's just out of re. tuesday afternoon it's not bad, but watch wednesday, this distinct band of showers moves through, but that's not until thursday. in the meantime scattered showers around the bay area, but not much. the numbers close to about an tenth of an inch. san jose object .03 inches. but here's thursday. san francisco for thursday in the three quarters of an inch area

. >> nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is outside in san francisco. let's turn things over to nbc bay area's sharon katsuda. >> reporter: we're still waiting for confirmation from police and all the details, but the store owner here says a driver slammed into this tree. she's just glad that nobody was injured on this wacky, stormy day. grabbing hoods and scrambling for cover. it wasn't just the drivers having a tough time in today's thunderstorm. we talked to two uber drivers. >> i started off in fremont. so when i was on the bridge, it started pouring really bad. so i was stuck another hour in fremont. from fremont here is like 20 miles. and it took me two hours to get here. >> customers want to go very fast. i say because of the weather and the traffic conditions, i can't go. and one thing is that i don't want to get a ticket. >> reporter: not sure what police will do with the driver in this case. the suv slammed into the tree, which took out the driver's side mirror and smashed the door. you're feeling bad for the person. >> i do, they'll come out a

fortunately for us in san francisco bay area, lacasa is a bright light in the darkness.beautiful new home is a bright light. thank you la casa for saving lives and thank you for saving my life. [applause] >> next up we have a woman who needs no introduction. here we go. cathy is the executive director and she joined la casa in i is . she has met the needs as they have evolved and globe. grown. three increased number of services by 300%. she is on oversight panels and worked to bring the gaps and service and champion domestic violence with policymaking bodies throughout the city. she brings a wealth of program and strategic experience to la casa. each day hundreds are made safer because of her leadership. as someone who has been here through the process of the moving into this building, we really cathy did it almost entirely herself. it was amazing to watch and wish i could be more helpful. we are lucky to have your leadership at this organization. i think you touched the lives not only the survivors in the city but the people in the room individually. without further ado

reporting live in oakland, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> a fire at a recycling center in south san francisconed for hours. our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. this was part of our breaking news coverage in our 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. newscasts. it's in south san francisco at oyster point near genentech headquarters. you can see that billowing white smoke. it could be seen for miles. no injuries were reported and no word yet on how this fire started. >>> new at 11:00, politicking the ban and sending it to the ballot. a new law aimed at banning people from parking on some south bay streets just isn't happen. mountain view passed two laws stopping oversized vehicles from parking on narrow streets. it was supposed to go into effect this summer. a measure aimed at blocking the ban qualified for the november ballot, so the city council had two options. rescind the law or allow people to vote on the measure. tonight they voted unanimously to let the voters decide. >>> san jose about to get a new high rise hotel but some downtown businesses aren't happy about it. the 19-story hotel is set to g

web page called community in crisis which sheds light on the issue of homelessness in the san francisco bay area. you can check out our stories on kron 4 dot com grant choice now then just a week and a half of the petaluma story has been hit by thieves swiping thousands of dollars worth of merchandise kron four's noel bellow reports. >>it definitely is a growing trend we're starting to see groups of people just running into stores grabbing as much merchandise as they can and then running out to a getaway car. it's exactly what happened at the american eagle here in petaluma not once but twice this is an uneasy feeling that that could happen at any time. >>shoppers of the petaluma premium outlets were shot tuesday to learn of e major steps that have taken place at the american eagle store in the last 10 days on the 4th we several $1000 worth of sheens taken and then on sunday, the 12th we had group of individuals that came in and also did a large retail set theft of several $13,000 to be exact lieutenant tim lyons with petaluma police says both groups had a getaway car waiting in the parking lot,

bay area case. doctor panos not surpeised that a patients or patients are being tested here in the bay area can sitting considering that san francisco international airport when the very few direct flights to china you know this might have to stop because the city is on lockdown. >>but we will wait anxiously for those test results to come back to live tonight in oakland outside of the alameda county health department i'm justine waldman on fort dix. >>we are just seen and although corona virus says not been confirmed in the bay area as we said health experts are on the lookout and asking anyone who might have symptoms to contact their doctor just to be safe coffers charles clifford reports now from the san francisco department of public health with more. >>well here in san francisco on friday, the department of public health says that so far they have not found any cases of corona virus in san francisco. they are screening at hospitals and keeping an eye out for any problems but so far no cases have been found they also say that ahead of lunar new year the chinese holiday. they're asking people to know if you've traveled to china re

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fortunately for us in san francisco bay area, lacasa is a bright light in the darkness. this beautiful new home is a bright light. thank you la casa for saving lives and thank you for saving my life. [applause] >> next up we have a woman who needs no introduction. here we go. cathy is the executive director and she joined la casa in i is . she has met the needs as they have evolved and globe. grown. three increased number of services by 300%. she is on oversight panels and worked to bring the gaps and service and champion domestic violence with policymaking bodies throughout the city. she brings a wealth of program and strategic experience to la casa. each day hundreds are made safer because of her leadership. as someone who has been here through the process of the moving into this building, we really cathy did it almost entirely herself. it was amazing to watch and wish i could be more helpful. we are lucky to have your leadership at this organization. i think you touched the lives not only the survivors in the city but the people in the room individually. without furth

bay. san francisco 46. daytime highs head to the bay area, so it goes through fast. 57 here in san jose. right over to concord. let's bring you to redwood city also. looking at double fives. 56 in the mission and right here for the north bay 55 in mill valley, 51 in clear lake. wednesday, thursday and friday, new chance of rain. saturday night into sunday, about one inch. and we'll start off next week dry. also for the inland valleys daytime highs milder there by thursday and friday going up to the 60s. so we get some rain in here tomorrow. but a better bet this upcoming weekend. >> looks nice. >> check out behind jeff. >> i know. it's stunning. >> beautiful! >> great stuff this time of year. >> i got to look at you guys and not over there. >>> c up, thiecutive is calling rules. what the head of google's parent company says about regulating artificial intelligence. >>> one of the most talked about moments of the night, the sweet moment between brad pit and jennifer aniston at the annual screen actors guild awards. >>> new tonight, a 49ers watch party turned deadly. a grandmother kill ed

web page called community in crisis which sheds light on the issue of homelessness in the san francisco bay area. you can check out our stories all at kron 4 dot com 80 square miles of land is up for sale in livermore for the first time in 85 years and that land is larger than the entire city of san francisco and right now the state of california wants to buy it for michelle kingston explains why the m 3 ranch is about an hour outside san francisco when the state of california wants to buy the land to create one of the largest state parks in decades, this property up for sale is nearly 51,000 acres and it straddles 4 counties. >>it's on the market for the first time in 85 years this really is a once in a generation opportunity. >>this in 3 ranch. >>was first called the other in the 30's. it's their gun on the market and it's larger than san francisco. it's twice the size of the amount diablo park area. it's over 50,000 acres governor gavin newsome mentioned just days ago that he wants legislative leaders to dedicate $20 million from a one-time surplus to help purchase new public parkland. >>but

web page called community in crisis which sheds light on the issue of homelessness in the san francisco bay area you can check out all the stories we've done so far by going there to kron 4 dot com. >>in the south bay, a security guard is being credited with stopping a assault. it happened behind a strip mall near east capitol expressway. monday afternoon. there was a man who was hired to care for a 13 year-old girl in san jose and the security guard noticed a car was parked in a remote spot once he approached he immediately noticed something was not right. >>i knew something was wrong i deferment is something was wrong. i did see things i should have. i'm a father, i'm a 6 year-old daughter and. that's what i saw was not ok. >>70 year old swan when was arrested. police say that he had been hired by the victim's family to drive her and some other children home from school. in the north bay, a convicted offender and fairfield is back in jail after police responded to a report of a prowler the homeowner called police saying there was a man in her yard and he was taking his pants off. and looking f

bay area. it shows a high concentration in san francisco. from the same meeting, there is a slide showing 44% of the land area within existing pdas is at risk of gentrification or displace meant by the uc berkeley displacement project. this is consistent with what is happening in the mission. according to the documents the pda process began with letters of interest for designation which were submitted in september. the time to begin community process should have been before the letter of interest was submitted. who submitted the letter of interest and what was the content? a letter of confirmation may have been submitted in september. if so, this would be a commitment to complete the pda plans by 2025. there would no locker be the option for -- longer be the option for the symbolic pda. was the letter submitted? what was the content. when it was under taken by the gang of four, did anything of these four agencies have the community process during this phase? not that i'm aware of. presentations were made by planning after the facto a few comm

reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for that report. >>> new details tonight about why a muni train continued down the tracks after killing a pedestrian. happening early this morning south of visitation valley. a spokesperson said the train was stopped at the last light on the line when a person tried but failed to open the train's doors. that person tried to climb over the safety straps and sit on a connector between two train cars but fell off and was hit by a second car of the trains. the operator didn't know what happened until another operator called the tracks. >>> a lot of recent wild fire victims lost everything. but now the federal government is warning that wild fire victims will be billed part of what two articles of impeachment to the senate this week. the senate gop leader mitch mcconnell wants no new witnesses. the president tweeted that pelosi and adam schiff should testify in the trial. >>> adding to tensioning in washington this week is the controversy surrounding the president's decision to k administration targeted him because he was plannin

area for the time being. students are also being told to walk in pairs and be aware of their surroundings. >>> not just san francisco, car break-ins are a problem for several bay area cities like palo alto, fremont and san jose. the latest hot spot is sunnyvale. last night alone officers responded to 43 smash-and-grabs. but this time police caught the thieves right away. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in sunnyvale for us with the details. what happened there? >> reporter: well i'm here onatn this street were hit last night. including this one. the window is missing and still see the shattered glass on this suv. tonight two suspects are in custody. and police say that something they allegedly stole here in sunnyvale led them right to them. shattered glass, that is what 43 people in sunnyvale woke up to find this morning, including budge garrant. he said his car is his livelihood because he is a lyft and uber driver. >> right now i can't work because there is no window so i condition drive. >> reporter: about ten others parked on rockefeller drive had vehicles burglarized. >> just called my insurance since i have a deductible so i think i have to pay out of po