urban areas around the world were traveling around the san francisco bay area and let -- new york. profits are aided by the demand for semi-conductors. the chipmaker says they are growing to a record $6 billion. tsmc has been raising demands with heavy investing including in the u.s. and the u.s. trading income revenue dropped 16% from earlier. jeffries is overall trading the revenue with the company blaming challenging market conditions. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you. not looking at major moves today, but these prices have seen their biggest gains. monetary policy is getting louder. the fed says that getting inflation down to 2% is crucial. james bullard also says he believes the fed should have four rate hikes this year. they have been telling bloombert year. >> there is a fear that inflation was going to have -- comes in higher than expected. >> it met expectations. >> the question is what is the rate of inflation over the course of this year. >> inflation is significantly above what the discount is and the fed target. it sends the message that we ha

strong winds have been recorded across the san francisco bay area and a swath of the sierra nevada.year—old frenchman who was trying to row across the atlantic ocean has been found dead at sea. jean—jacques savin had previously made the crossing in a large barrel in 2019. the adventurer had triggered two distress beacons on thursday night. the circumstances are not yet determined. you'll find much more on all the stories we're covering on our website, updated 2a hours a day, including the latest on the situation in ukraine. borisjohnson�*s government is being urged to delay mandatory covid jabs for frontline national health service staff in england. workers have been told to get their firstjab by february 3rd or face losing theirjobs. on saturday, hundreds of people marched in cities across england to protest against the policy, as katharine da costa reports. save ourjobs! hundreds of health care workers gathered in london calling for the government's no jab, nojob policy in england to be scrapped. they were among large crowds of anti—vax demonstrators. nhs uniforms were thrown at p

we serve over 40,000 seniors each year in san francisco bay area. and i oversee the programs we operate at the portsmouth square clubhouse which we have rented from the park and rec for more than 10 years ago. our staff and seniors attended every workshop on portsmouth square. our community came together and worked hard on the design that eliminated the bridge and was a huge barrier to allowing us to use the clubhouse for much needed programs. we're excited about the new square with the increased space as well as much larger and more functional clubhouse. portsmouth square is probably one of the most important icons and landmarks for chinatown. and many important community events are held in the portsmouth square. during the pandemic, it was used as a community and vaccination sites with distribution sites, community events and outdoor events that many of our community groups answered, like anti-asian hate rallies. improved community center to all the residents. so, please approve and certify the eir so we can proceed. and the sooner the bridge come

in the san francisco bay area this weekend, families desperate to hear from loved ones on the islandse of us have heard from anybody. >> reporter: reverend tumani is the pastor of first tongan assembly of god church in san carlos. his son is in tonga. >> we still trust. even though we haven't heard from them in almost 24 hours now. but we believe. have hope that something good's going to come out from this. i'm just asking anybody who believes in god, please remember tonga in your prayers. >> reporter: the u.n. estimates it could take about a month to repair the telecommunications line to tonga. meanwhile, scientists say there could still be more volcanic activity to come. >> underwater volcanos are really notoriously hard to monitor. you can't just go out and put an instrument down in the ground. there's no ground to put it on. submarine instrumentation is very expensive and difficult to maintain. vigilance is important because the eruption, the overall eruption, may not be over yet. >> reporter: tahalo kami over the past 24 hours getting the news he'd been so desperate to hear that

not necessarily the san francisco bay area. >> how many people would you say have to show up? >> it seems like he was here a lot. >> yes, we was. he liked the bay area. i think a special affinity for both martin and greta to come to california. when you think about the areas of the country where it seemed more open for black people to be treated. >> dr. carson is the martin luther king jr. professor emeritus at stanford and was handpicked by caretta scott king to document her late husband's life. he now leads the world house project at stanford which builds on all the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> i don't know when was the first visit, probably 1956 in j une. that was when he delivered a major speech about the month gum or a bus boycott. >> that historic san francisco speech was not in our archives. with film this old, sometimes it goes missing. but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1964, san francisco. the republican party platform committee hearing just days ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every fo

san francisco represented, we just felt so loved and, finally, like we belonged someplace. and it's been 39 years of feeling that sense of belonging, to not just a geographical place, san francisco, the bay areaever you want to call it, but it's also a state of mind. you belong to what san francisco represents, and to me, we often talk about this, you know, over a glass of wine at night or whoever you're sharing a good time or tall tales with, but, you know, san francisco also is significantly a state of mind. what it represents, as, you know, the most western city in america before you get out to the ocean and sort of the wild west mentality and independence and freedoms and equality and justice and everything that san francisco has been through since 1849, give or take. we have been so proud to be here, and we have just shouted it from the hill tops into every microphone and magazine through the years, that san francisco gave us a sense of belonging. we fly the flag of san francisco proud. on our t-shirts, made in san francisco, born in san francisco, metallica, whatever version it says, we are so proud of our connection to everything that san francisco represents and to all the wonderful p

more than $10 million of personal protective equipment was left outside in the rain in the san francisco bay area, clear for much of the east before bitter cold settles in tonight. heavy snow from the dakotas to missouri. up to a foot in some places. sunny and dry across the west. >>> and finally, we meet the so-called ice queen of tiktok. >> she spoke to our will ganss. >> that's good luck right there. >> reporter: janet stewart is the ice queen of tiktok. >> they've made fun of me for years because i like snow so much. so i guess it was inevitable at 40, i've become tiktok famous for freezing pants. >> reporter: frozen pants. >> hold on. >> reporter: frozen eggs. >> it's this old. >> reporter: and frozen spaghetti? the neighbors are probably like, looking through the blinds like are you seeing this? >> like what is she doing if you can't have fun and you can't laugh at it, i would just cry and be miserable, and my tears would freeze. >> reporter: janet is no stranger to the cold. born in south dakota, moving to michigan's upper peninsula, now living in minnesota with her husband and daughters.

strong winds have been recorded across the san francisco bay area and a swathe of the sierra nevada.an who was trying to row across the atlantic ocean has been found dead at sea. jean—jacques savin had previously made the crossing in a large barrel in 2019. the adventurer had triggered two distress beacons on thursday night. a un official in tonga says the country will be heavily reliant on aid shipments for some time, after last week's devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami. a national emergency team is distributing vital food and water supplies, but they say more than 80% of the population has been affected by the disaster. jatinder dhillon reports. relief at last. a new zealand naval ship, with a desalination plant on board, which can produce 70,000 litres a day, started cleaning the sea water from tonga's harbour, ready for distribution to desperate residents. japan is the latest to deliver urgent supplies, including clean water. and equipment to clean the volcanic ash. it is a complicated operation. the pacific kingdom is covid—free and has strict border control policies, req

> this makes the legendary poet and activist who spent much of her life right here in the san francisco bay area to appear on the coin. it is the first in the american women quarters program which will include coins featuring prominent women in american history. the mit says other quarters in the series will begin rolling out later this year and through 2025. as has announced that tax season is starting on monday, january 24th. that is when the agency will begin accepting and processing 2021 tax year returns. administration officials are already warning, though it's going to be a frustrating season as the agency grapples with a backlog of returns from previous years. the irs commissioner says it will do everything possible with the resources it has available the tax filing season will and on april, the 18th this year for most individuals rather than the usual deadline of april. the 15th. that's because that is as a patient day will be observed in washington, dc on the kron is shining a spotlight on the disparities between who gets paid sick days and who does not. almost 80% of all private sector

of the established working partnership with the sfpuc and members within the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. please read the first item. >> clerk: before i read the first item, i like to announce due to ongoing covid-19 health emergency and given public health recommendation any emergency order that the governor and mayor restrictions on teleconference. this meeting is televised via conference for those watching, there's a brief time lapse between live meeting and when it's viewed on sfgov tv. i like to extend our thanks to sfgov tv staff and sfpuc i.t. staff for their assistance during this meeting. if you wish to make public comment, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 please note that you must limit your comments to topic of agenda item being discussed. we ask that the public comment be made in civil and public manner. please address to your remarks to the commission as a whole. first item, adopt renewed findings under state urgency legislation to continue allow remote meetings for the next 30 >> president moran: commissioner s any comments or discussion? seei

standing with me today as you have heard from julie and members of the san francisco bay areas for safe streets. these are people who suffered incomprehensible loss. steve, gina and joe, we are here for you today. other survivors survived being severely injured with traffic crashes. the brave people are here to demand that the changes to the streets and mayor breed is standing with us as well as a true visionary for safe streets. it is deeply meaningful for us no n pedestrian with madam speaker as well as representative. thank you for being here. for so long they have been focused around making it easy for cars to get around. and the speed of vehicles has been the priority. but this bill does change that. the thing that i think about is every day what if a mid sight airport fell from the sky? that is the equivalent of what we are counting in our country from countless towns and cities and people in communities are suffering from unsafe streets for facing the crisis we have in our cities. we are sending a clear message that the country's approach to traffic safety must change because cra

san francisco's millennium tower sinking and leaning for years, but that's not the only building that's sinking here in the bay area particularly in san francisco. nbc bay area investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken tells us it's a bad situation because the sea level is rising at the same time. tom parsons: i looked at every building in the bay area, so just under a million buildings. jaxon van derbeken: tom parsons is a research geophysicist with the u.s. geological survey, the usgs. he studies how seismic stresses build up on the earth's crust, and lately, he's studying the phenomenon of sinking cities. turns out the entire bay area has sunk as much as three inches on average during the last century. the cause? an extra 3.5 trillion pounds of concrete and steel and everything else that goes with seven to eight million people living here. tom: clearly, the most dense and the tallest buildings are centered in that downtown san francisco area, and that's where we see the most calculated, cumulative settlement from all of those buildings together. jaxon: downtown, of course, is home to the infamous millennium towe

bay area. this is from the out a plaza park in san francisco's pac heights. now, the bay area air quality management district, air quality map showed moderate levels in the 51 to one o one range on the air quality index this morning. we saw earlier that it was just really looking milky an awful out there. one person is in the hospital with smoke inhalation following an apartment fire this fire was reported around 3.20, this morning on technology lane in petaluma. firefighters say that a mattress caught fire in a unit on the top floor of a 3 story building and caused about $15,000 in damage. crews are still investigating the cause. lawmakers investigating the january 6 attack on the capital are now targeting the highest ranking republican in the house minority leader kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. now the january 6 committee. they want to discuss his conversations with former president trump before during and after the insurrection. they also want him to turn over his communications with former white house chief of staff mark meadows. the committee is seeking m

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in the san francisco bay area, the city of berkeley have been close and elsewhere. and again, people are being urged to stay away from the shore. the way that i expect to be less than a meter high by the time it reaches california and is therefore not expected to cause massive damage. but if a person was in the water rip currents and dangerous title calls could be an issue and could produce some danger. so people are being urged just stay away from the shore. they out of the water by all means. ok. thank you. robin. just stand the line with us because we'll just repeat the information on this top story, the tiny pacific nation of tongue that has witnessed its biggest undersea volcanic eruption in decades. i mean the, the vision that you seeing from the satellite is just extraordinary. it's on the some the with showing pictures of it right now. it's just, it's just an incredible saying from space you were mentioning that you've had this the mornings from where you are. but you also mentioned to why before, what are you hearing from hawaii in terms of their warnings a

for the afternoon in the south bay, 58 morgan hill, 59 in gilroy, upper 50's for san jose on the peninsula in redwood city, 59 pacifica, lots of sun in the san francisco area and daly city. in the east bay, temperatures close to where you should be this time of year. oakland, fremont, 57 degrees headed inland. 55 degrees in livermore. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. it does feature chill your mornings with the fog saturday and sunday. plenty of sun and dry conditions. monday, we have a chance of light rain similar to what we experienced today, and it is sunnier and milder weather as we head towards tuesday, low 60's showing up around the bay and inland. another opportunity first weather on thursday. it is a slight chance, but at this point, we will take any chance we can get. >> that is true. thank you. this house, what is left of it, anyway, is up for mmm. hey jack, how'd you get this spicy cluck sandwich to have the perfect amount of spice? i call it, jack's spice squad. who's in the squad? [whispering] it's me. my new spicy cluck sandwich combo. it's my best chicken ever. after my car accident, my new spicy cluck sandwich combo. i wonde

. >>> san francisco is the latest bay area city to weigh in with good news on the omicron surge. city health leaders say cases are steadily dropping. data from san francisco shows cases peas on january 9. a patent nearly 21 cases per day, but on january 12, cases dropped a little more than 1000 cases per day. but the medical director warns that the omicron surge is not over yet. >> hospitalizations, which trail the peak in cases you will still continue to go up. for now, we expect to meet capacity within the healthcare system to take care of people both with covid, and with other healthcare needs. >>> here is a look at the latest statewide covid numbers. the test positivity rate continues to inch down slightly to 20.7%. that is more than 86,000 new cases reported. today marks 2 years as the cdc confirmed the first u.s. case of covid-19 in washington state. >>> looking live at the white house where president biden today marked his first anniversary in office. covid is just one of the big challenges still facing the biden administration. cbs news correspondent natalie brand joint ju

san francisco transportation plan, s.f.t.p., which is under way as the investment policy blueprint for san francisco. the very last component is to document how san francisco has invested our one bay area grant program fund. and again these are programs that gives priority to and is most competitive for p.d.a., priority development areas. let me show you the next slide how we used the cycle one obag fund. programming to support nine projects and this was years 2013 through 2017. $35 million total of our county share. and then lastly, in the next slide, the second cycle which was 18 through 2022, and $42 million in total for seven projects. again, priority development areas are prioritized. and right now, m.t.c. is in the process of developing the framework for the obag cycle three, the next cycle, to pick up after 2022. and we expect that we, sfmta, will be able to call for projects, a san francisco call for projects in late spring with recommendations due to m.t.c. in the fall. and that concludes my report on the transportation investment and growth strategy. thank you very much. i also have my colleague james poppies from san francisco planning department to answer any questions abou

a advisory force, emergency crews to close all san francisco beaches and coastal point saturday morning. >> parts of the bay area saw between one to 3 foot ways. the conditions were so powerful at kelly's cove, a surfer's board broke and crews had to search and rescue the person. the san francisco fire department says that the highest danger associated with these conditions is a strong rip currents. this could actually pull a grown adult into the water and you can become a victim. >> which nobody wants to be throughout the day. park rangers didn't allow cars on ocean beach. >> or at the marina parking lots out of an abundance of caution. if the water got too high. well, later saturday morning, san francisco moved into what is called the green status. officials notify people that the conditions wouldn't flood any homes or businesses, but that people should avoid going in the water. >> however, just 12 miles south of san francisco waves rocked pacific. a strong currents caused for some minor flooding on the boardwalk. now, while the damage was minimal and san francisco officials remind people of what you should do

san francisco general hospital say they will get any help they can get that will keep the public from try to go seek the nonemergency services from places like emergency rooms. in san francisco, bay areaws. >>> happening tomorrow, west contra costa unified district campuses will be temporarily closed after covid cases were reported last week. that means a brief return to remote learning for about 28,000 students across the east bay district. all schools will be deep cleaned during the closure. in-person classes are expected to resume on tuesday. >>> governor gavin newsom is putting out a warning for anybody trying to make a quick buck off of at-home covid tests. the governor signed an executive order to prevent price gouging. now, sellers who increase the price of an at-home test by 10% can face level consequences. governor newsom rolled ought a proposal to spend $2 billion in a response to covid. we have a breakdown for you. it will give millions of antigen tests to health departments, clinics, schools and educational offices, and more than half a billion will go to help encounter misinformation. if you need help finding a test, just go to nbcbayarea.com/covidtesting. we have a compr

richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay areaf market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and t

. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to existd 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 this go

san francisco. people getting ready to welcome 2022 even amid a covid surge. not going to have any fireworks in san francisco tonight. nbc bay area's christie smith shows us what is under way. ♪♪ >> reporter: music set the tone at thrive city winter wonderland for a family-friendly celebration on this last day of 2021. >> it's great for the kids out here. it's a good time to bring them out safely, you know, right before the new year. >> reporter: activities and a lively atmosphere around 12:00 today for what they called noon year's eve. >> three, two, one. happy noon year! >> reporter: families were outside chase center glad to have an event like this. >> it's a really cool event for the kids to come and have fun outside. we've been locked in all this time, so we're having a good time. >> reporter: as for tonight, many said they were keeping it simple. >> we're going to go home and rest and watch tv. >> reporter: san francisco's new year's eve's fireworks show was canceled for the second year. it draws big crowds to the waterfront, but there were concerns about the omicron variant and maintaining staffing. some canceled shows, rest

london ranking fourth for globally for venture capital behind the san francisco bay area, new york, andn. coming up, the future of the cloud. we will take a look at what trends to watch in 2022 with cockroach labs. no, it is not what you think it is. it is a database startup that wants to take on aws and oracle. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. in the clouds, the cloud related while much of corporate america has their heads in the clouds, the cloud related stocks have had a rough start to the year. ed ludlow is here with the latest. ed: case in point of what we're seeing in financial markets. thursday, stocks fell away in the afternoon. the nasdaq 100 down 2.6%, but outside selling, not just in cloud stocks, but software and as a whole. there also stalwarts like microsoft and google. the next chart shows the performance of the subsector. so far this year against the nasdaq 100. the narrative here is higher rates, discounting future value or future profitability. the white line is unperformed. it has fallen 10%

come to mind, they visualize the south, the east coast, not necessarily the san francisco bay area. >eople would you have to say show up? >> it seems like he was here a lot. >> he liked the bay area. a special affinity to come to california. when you think about the areas of the country where it seemed more open for black people to be treated on an equal basis. >> dr. carson is the martin luther king jr. centennial professor emeritus at stanford and was handpicked by document her late husband. dr. carson now leads the world health project in stamford which builds on the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> i don't know when was the first visit, probably 1956. i think in june was when he delivered a major speech about the montgomery bus bowl cut -- bus boycott. >> with film this old, sometimes it goes missing but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1960 four, san francisco, the publican party platform committee at the same chances hotel just ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every four years and every now and then, san

advisory in effect, meaning week defect the effects about 8:00 in the morning around the san francisco bay area. it's all we been it at the time. obviously, we'll keep on top of it in terms of the weather. more of the same. i have the details in a few moments. >> thank you. >>> a mass shooting in oregon sends at least six people to the hospital and one is in critical . it happened during a hep hop convert last night in downtown eugene. someone opened fire in a parking lot behind the building where the concert was going on. the suspect is wearing a hooded sweatshirt and authorities got 30 calls about shots being fired. >> early in this investigation, the crowd that was here was difficult to management. it was hard for us to get control of the scene. and there was not anyone that was willing to cooperate or come forward and give us any witness statements about what they may or may not have seen. >> investigators are working to determine whether the shootings were random or targeted. >>> we scramble to find out home testing kits continues as the federal government releases new details on how every

san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> up next, landing with a boom. the story behind a scary arrival for people aboard a southwest flight to sacramento. >> with covid cases up in san francisco, the city recommends getting tests. but these days, that's not as easy as it seems. >> and our storm ranger scanning the skies in the north bay where more rain is moving through petaluma, heading down to san rafael and concord here in the next 15 to 30 minutes. how much more rain we can expect and how much more snow on the way for the sierra when we come right back. >>> when we come on the air in the west, we take you inside a lab trying to keep pace with the surge in covid testing. how quickly can they turn results around? also, stranded drivers describe the traffic nightmare heading into another evening in virginia. on nbc nightly news. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... an

bay area, honolulu is a shower he. high of 56. 56, rain and snow. high of 35 in los angeles. back in the bay area, mainly clear skies. 52 degrees at san francisco. , san jose. as you look along the bay bridge under mainly clear skies, temperature readings. upper 40's at thunderosa and livermore. 50 in votto. looking toward the golden from emeryville, forecast futures clearing. frosty start to 2022. write skies and dry through the weekend. wet and windy weather. tonight, look at the lows. 26 degrees at lakeport and thunderosa. low 30's and most other inland locations. mid to upper 30's. tomorrow, sunny skies. mainly sunny on sunday. highs in the upper 40's and mainly inland locations. 51, 52 degrees around the bay shoreline and on the coast. sunday night, look at what is approaching. a rainy weather pattern sweeping in on monday and bringing rainy weather. before it tapers off so the first full week of 2022 is going to be wet. here is a accuweather 7 day forecast. chilly mornings coming our way. rain through wednesday. light storms. one other storm impact. mostly cloudy skies thursday and friday. happy new year. >> happy new you. >> abc 7 news is

future for the maritime industry and how people, in this case, will commute to work in the san francisco bay areaso, ron, it is likely to be more expensive, right? because if it weren't, then everybody would have been doing it already. so besides it being a cleaner, more environmentally conscious enterprise, how do you sell other municipalities or other businesses to get on board and invest in this? >> well, it certainly is the first of its kind and it has taken more time and it is more expensive. but the adoption of hydrogen as a fuel source is fairly commonplace. there are hydrogen powered cars and buses. our partners, such as bae systems, has thousands of buses on the road all across the united states, particularly in california, that are powered by fuel-cells and they've been doing so for decades. so it's really this new technology that bring this to bear, and the more vessels, the more buses, the more things that are created using hydrogen fuel-cells as a propulsion engine will actually cause the cost to come down. and, also, there are a lot of folks that are on board right now trying to bri

and people who are there i referenced in the opening in san francisco and also oakland and san jose, many major cities in the bay area where we work that is largely empty still. we have not seen a return to office even though we are 18 months into this pandemic. so we are really grappling with the malfunction of the system that you're been describing before we start to get into solutions i'd love to share from you a bit about what was important to write this book.what is it about the health of cities. securing the help of cities for the future of humanity that was so important to each of you . >> certainly i believe very strongly that cities have been the home for humanity's most importantcollaborations . through the partnership between plato and socrates 2400 years ago, for the creativity thatgave us the italian renaissance . they are at their best, their entryways to poor people to find opportunity. there places where the young can learn and can see their wagesgrow. at their best they are really humanity's greatest invention . and when they don't work they destroy opportunities so for millions of people throughout

this makes a legendary poet and activist who spent much of her life in the san francisco bay area. the first black woman ever to appear on the coin. it's the first in the american women quarters program which will include coins featuring prominent women in american history. them it says other quarters in the series will begin rolling out later this year and through the year 2025. over in the east bay, the el serino police department is mourning one of its own. the department confirms officer jared bernstein was killed in a car crash sunday morning on i-80 near san pablo dam road. authorities say a van in front of officer bernstein lost control and collided with the center median bernstein's car and then 2 others hit the man he was pronounced dead at the scene. chp is still investigating the cause of the accident. there was procession yesterday afternoon as the officer's body was escorted from the contra costa county coroner's office. >>in a statement, the department says officer bernstein was, quote, everything a person could hope for in a police officer said dozen team mate son, b

in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> wow, that's great that they snagged some. the covid-19 outbreak spreading across san quinten is getting worst tonight. on thursday, we told you 65 inmates were positive. by saturday, it was 116. right now, 220 inmates are now positive. the prison says more than 80 staff members have the virus. while 90% of inmates are vaccinated, only 75% of the staff have received the shot. this is the second outbreak since the pandemic started. >>> covid is causing the san jose police department to be stretched thin. sources say that covid cases and exposures are leaving the sjpd patrol unit short on staffing. starting next monday, they are requiring all officers to work patrol as one of their weekly shifts. you may have heard about people losing their sense of smell after contracting covid. researchers are getting a step closer to figure out why that is happening. a new study was published today that identified a genetic risk factor associated with the loss of smell. six months after contracting covid, as many as 1.6 million people in the u

you see him out here over the city of san francisco around parts of the bay area right now. >> partly cloudy skies at this hour. likely see some patchy fog again overnight tonight. temperatures right? the average in san francisco at 57 degrees. oakland a little bit below the average of 55 san jose. 59 degrees. 60 in little more. 59 degrees in concord and 54. cool in santa rosa overnight tonight. you've got the high clouds up above. unfortunately, not squeeze known. raindrops. love to see that rain to go right now. it's going to be a while here. so before we start talking about some significant rainfall, temperatures around the bay area in the 50's, that looks pretty good compared other parts of the country. but high pressure we'll build in overhead again. here we go. sending all those storm systems well to the north of the bay area. keeping us dry and that wind is going to be a northerly wind. that means we're likely going to see that offshore wind and some warmer weather in the next couple of days. enjoy compared to other parts of the country. look at these are the expected

san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, the fire boat station is intergal to maritime rescue and preparedness, not only for san francisco, but for all of the bay area. [sirens] >> fire station 35 was built in 1915. so it is over 100 years old. and helped it, we're going to build fire boat station 35. >> so the finished capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must exist on sea level rise. >> the station 35, construction cost is approximately $30 million. and the schedule was complicated because of what you call a float. it is being fabricated in china, and will be brought to treasure island, where the building site efficient will be constructed on top of it, and then brought to pier 22 and a half for installation. >> we're looking at late 2020 for final completion of the fire boat float. the historic firehouse will remain on the embarcadero, and we will still respond out of the historic firehouse with our fire engine, and respond to medical calls and other incidences in the district. >> this totally has to incorporate between three to six feet of sea level rise over the next 100 years. th

heading into the maze into the city, travel time is just under ten minutes heading into san francisco. most bay area are quiet. golden gate bridge, no delays. san mateo bridge, things are at the limit. just a reminder, bridge tolls increased starting on the first of the year. $7 to cross the bridges at least on seven bay area state owned bridges. if you are headed towards 80 west bound, maze to 101, seven minutes, richmond san rafael bridge, seven minutes from the east bay to marin county. you see a lot of green on censors. if you are ready to head out, 880, 101, 280, all clear. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:51. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> 49ers come out with >>> the >>> good morning. do you know what's on my mind? jinga wooden block championships? no. how about the 49ers? a rookie quarterback, we might want to start getting used to. he came thundering out. a flat out under throw and king of the texans intercepted. was that on the route or lance? any event, 14 plays later mills, rookie from open the sco texans. final seconds of the half, lance nearly intercepted again

san francisco transportation plan, s.f.t.p., which is under way as the investment policy blueprint for san francisco. the very last component is to document how san francisco has invested our one bay area grant program fund. and again these are programs that gives priority to and is most competitive for p.d.a., priority development areas. let me show you the next slide how we used the cycle one obag fund. programming to support nine projects and this was years 2013 through 2017. $35 million total of our county share. and then lastly, in the next slide, the second cycle which was 18 through 2022, and $42 million in total for seven projects. again, priority development areas are prioritized. and right now, m.t.c. is in the process of developing the framework for the obag cycle three, the next cycle, to pick up after 2022. and we expect that we, sfmta, will be able to call for projects, a san francisco call for projects in late spring with recommendations due to m.t.c. in the fall. and that concludes my report on the transportation investment and growth strategy. thank you very much. i also have my colleague james poppies from san francisco planning department to answer any questions abou

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bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights off. it's a nice ride into san francisco. rest of our bay area bridges are really quiet. san mateo bridge all clear both directions, 12 minutes between 808 and 101. if you are taking the golden gate bridge, not a lot of cars out there. you pretty much have it all to yourself. an easy ride into san francisco. that's a look at traffic. >>> good morning. straight ahead, what do i have for your entertainment pleasure? how about the kpix top five plays? it is back and it is beautiful. >>> and as we watch video of 49ers tackle tackle trent william was he will hear from one of the guys expected to block him all day as 49ers, i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com >>> 49ers at ro

that's when you start to see scattered showers across the east bay san francisco throughout the bay area. and in santa rosa, it's the same story for tomorrow. we're going to see overnight showers as well. into early morning hours tomorrow and then later on in the afternoon as we start to get a break in the rain were expected to see a whole nother system make its way into the bay area around friday. we're looking at future rain total. so this is what we're expected to see over the next few days. you're looking at half of an inch of rain in santa rosa. that's predominantly. we're seeing that rain. hey, we're a san francisco. you've got less than a 3rd of an inch and a less than a 10th of an inch in mountain view, santa rose in livermore. so that's the good news. not anything too drastic but rain that we definitely need. we're going to look at your temperatures outside right now mid to lower 40's all across the mat. make sure you wear a jacket will have your 7 day coming up. but for now we'll send it back to you. let's take a look at the traffic conditions. more than likely it is still holi