sunday, which would have been the 50 anniversary of roe v wade by officially launchish ing the san francisco bay area abortion rights coalition. [applause] this is the very first ever bay area regional collective of municipal and county governments and reproductive health justice stakeholders who are committed to working together to reinforce and reimagine the local reproductive healthcare system in this new post-roe era. number two, we are here to visually demonstrate the collective commitment of this coalition. take a look around the room, folks. our squad represents the beautiful diversity that is california. it is both deep and broad, hailing from all 9 of the surrounding bay area counties. and finally, we are here today because the fight for abortion rights and reproductive freedom and justice was never about abortion. the fight for abortion rights and reproductive freedom and justice has always been about power and control over women and girls agency and bodily autonomy. we are here today to state loudly and unappall jtically, we will not back down and we will never go back! [applause] and the

to do is invite you into a conversation this morning about a jewish population here in the san francisco bay area. we would like to introduce you to julie goal, the director of community impact at the san francisco-based jewish community federation and endowment foundation and also to rabbi andrew kastner, also a director of the community director foundation of east bay. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> let's just jump in an ask you, what is the jewish population study? >> right. this is a study about the demographics and so much more of the bay area jewish community. there are many things that are exciting about the study but the most exciting i think is the first population study that has ever been done that includes the entire bay area, that is 10 counties. it looks, not just that demographics, but more sort of like social demographics, about the population. >> generally, we are talking about the far east bay, sort of what we think of the south bay, including silicon valley -- >> yes. >> out through napa county? >> yes, even solano county and, of course, san francisco. >> wonderful. wha

several bay area relief organizations are right now mobilizing. the san francisco chapter of the armenian relief society started collecting money to buy relief supplies. >>> the devastation in turkey has officials in the bay area raising new questions about seismic retrofit efforts. in about ten minutes, the work that still needs to be done to make sure you're protecting your home from a powerful earthquake. >>> oakland police chief armstrong wants to get back on the job. his attorney sent a letter today to the mayor and police commission formally requesting reinstatement. he was placed on leave after an external review found he failed to properly scrutinize an officer accused of misconduct. the report concluded he did not look hard enough into the case. at a news conference yesterday, chief armstrong said the findings rely on a lot of incomplete and wrong information and simply don't add up. he argues the narrative of his role in the matter, quote, defies even common logic. >>> also in oakland several prominent east bay politicians are coming together to announce

bay area. it's not san francisco anymore. it's mountain view. this comes from a new rental report on the bay area from zumper, a san francisco-based company. mountain view is now the most expensive place to rent. the average place for a one bedroom, $3100. that's up almost 25% from last year. it's also a couple hundred dollars more than a one bedroom in san francisco. one factor leading to the recent spike in rents, well, inventory is low. and that's actually leading to bidding wars for apartments. >> people are willing to pay between over $100 to $200 more a month just to get a property. >> joining us now is crystal chen, a senior manager from zumper. nice to have you on the program. okay. let's get right to it. why mountain view? i love the place. but why is it more expensive than san francisco? >> i think internationally with high interest rates and uncertainty in the economy, a lot of people are opting to stay in the rental market for longer. instead of buying. so that creates more demand and more competition, which puts upward pressure on re

many rare snowfall blanketed hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes that without power across several states and travel is facing major disruptions with thousands of flights grounded. but as i'm big as preparing for floods as a major storm system approaches tropical storm, freddy is expected to make landfall on friday. the when says around 400000 people live in there is lying in the predicted part of the story. at least 4 people were killed to madagascar, and tens of thousands of forced from their homes when the storm moved through. as a tropical cyclone tuesday. former film magnet harvey weinstein has been sentenced to an additional 16 years in prison for raping a woman in los angeles is already serving a $23.00, a sentence for separate sex, chrome conviction in new york. weiss's of healing against both convictions. a series of allegations against him in 2017 or to the creation of the meat, to movement that campaigns against sexual violence. ah, this is out there, and these are the main stories. it's been a one year since russia launched thi

hang separately, you know. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay areaeed to exist in order for communities to thrive 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

santos studied queer men here in the san francisco bay area and he really focused on that group because he explained to me that unfortunately quer men do have a higher rate of binge drinking than the rest of the general population. there's a lot of reasons for that including the fact that of course there's a lot of stress that just comes from the identity and facing homophobia and also there is this vibrant culture around gay bars and gay clubs, but those are really centered around alcohol, those places. kristen: despite the fact that the study mainly studied one particular demographic group, do you think the results and the proposal would work for other groups, too? >> absolutely. dr. santos was saying that this is a medication that can work for anyone and it is not just a supply for queer men but the broader population. julian: that is dr. santos' picture. if people are interested in this treatment, what should they do? >> the next step is really a -- as relates to talk to your doctor. dr. santos is on the cutting edge of researching new ways to use a medication, so right now it is ki

and what a giant she's been in san francisco bay area, california, national politics. but clearly, this is also an element of generational change that is going on and emblematic of what's going to be happening with democrat statewide here over the next say 3 to 4 years. that is the first step. i think in that kind of inevitable fall. shifting to the next phase for democrats here in california. yeah, there's a lot a lot of talk on both sides about to, you know, the next generation taking over. i'm old enough to her when she was mayor feinstein in san francisco. so she goes way back. plus, ride 3 only 5, but anyway, 3 decades in the senate. >> she also represents kind of a bygone era when it comes to democratic politicians. she's, you know, moderate. yeah. i think that's an important element here. whoever succeeds dianne feinstein is going to beat her even if it is it is someone to the moderate side. but the democratic party has shifted to the left in california a in quite a bit. if you go back even farther she represents, if you john ruh a type a generation of politicia

this is the number for the san francisco bay area. human trafficking hotline. it's open 24 7, and it is confidential. that number to call is 41590. a well known oakland baker is on life support tonight she was seriously injured by robbers fleeing in a getaway vehicle. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us hundreds of people who love the business owner and now praying for a miracle. the doors of angel cakes bakery were open wednesday. the small business that rose from a rundown corner in oakland was the sweet dream of its founder, jen angel. she had such a hard time keeping it going during the pandemic. and then there was the car crash that ruined the front of the bakery, and it was so important to her to keep it going to keep to keep the jobs for the people that she supported wednesday afternoon, friends gathered, bringing love and hugs as angel lay in a hospital across town support and um. she's probably not going to make it. she brought people together who needed each other and who could help each other and love each other. angel was downtown about 12 30 monday aftern

for many, a rare snow day is welcome including these sledders in the san francisco bay area. the storm is easing california's drought. but one of the state's largest reservoirs is still only half full. the next month will be critical in determining how much water we have. >>> if you want to do a visit in yosemite, you must make other plans. the dangerous snow and ice have forced rangers to close the park through wednesday. the only people allowed on the roads are the people who work at the park. one of who used to be mr. darren peck. already in place. it be if you the snow covers it. nobody else can come. you have the who place toself >> were you ever stuck there like these guys were and no visitors? >> i'm always happy to get distracted in discussions about yosemite. the huge flood was 1997 there and i was there as the rain on snow event was happening. i left january 1 at 10:00 in the morning at 2:00 in the afternoon, the whole valley flooded and you couldn't get in and out or three or four days. >> you must have been just 16 years old back then. >> good point. good point. t

ensure that in san francisco we can continue to make advances in research in hiv, alzheimer's, and heart disease and cancer right here in san francisco. once again the innovation of the bay area. this project has also created many new jobs. and while we will still say international hub of this vision. i would like to thank the team and supervisor dorsey, who is not here but for his tireless support and would like to thank the gladstones team, and karen johnson from hms, and lastly mark, the project manager and niki henry who is not here today. that's it. thank you for coming and thank you, madam mayor, for [ applause ] >> >> >> [door opening] >> okay, kids. our next guest speaker for career day is the sheriff from san francisco. >> hi, everyone. does anybody know what a deputy does? >> they involve the law. >> you know what, let me show you what it takes to be a deputy. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> at the san francisco sheriff's office, we're looking for a few good deputies. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> we need people who aren't afraid to push themselves. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> who are willing to go the distance. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> men and women who is up for a challenge. >> who love it as much as w

for many a rare snow day is good, including the sledders in the san francisco bay area.he storm is easing california's drought, but one of the state's largest reservoirs is still only half full. the next month will be critical in determining how much water we have. adriana? >> incredible pictures, tom wait, thank you. >>> so where's the storm heading this weekend? let's check in with meteorologist molly mccollum from our partners at the weather channel. >> low snow levels, high winds, flooding rains, blizzard warnings. this historic winter storm has it all. speaking of blizzard, the last time southern california had to deal with a blizzard warning was february of 1989. from the central sierra to the grapevine, travel will be near impossible. the pattern stays active until sunday. an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain causing more flash flooding, landslides, and mudslides. by the time all is said and done, upwards of 6 feet of snow above 6,000 feet. what starts in the west doesn't stay in the west. this dynamic system will move into the plains, bringing the threat for torna

that's causing some surprise, where snow fall blanketed hill tops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power across several states. and is major travel disruption with thousands of flights grounded. mozambique is preparing for flood. there's a deadly storm system. there's tropical storm. freddy is expected to make landfall in a southern african country on a friday. the winds office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says around 400000 people live in the areas that lie in the storms projected path. these 4 people were killed in madagascar and tens of thousands displaced when the storm moved through. as a tropical cycling late on tuesday. ah, this is out there, and these are the top stories now. it's been the one year since russia launched this invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war to thousands of people have died with millions displaced, ukraine's president. what america lensky address the nation. as the war with russia enters its 2nd year. the president said to the country has withstood every

many rare snowfall blanketed hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power across several states and travel is facing major disruptions with thousands of flights grounded. as i'm bake is preparing for floods as a major storm system approaches. tropical storm freddy is expected to make landfall on friday. he when says around 400000 people live in there is lying in the predicted part of the story. at least 4 people were killed to madagascar, and tens of thousands of forced from their homes when the storm moved through. as a tropical cyclone tuesday, former phil magnet harvey weinstein has been sentenced to an additional 16 years in prison for raping a woman in los angeles is already serving a $23.00, a sentence for separate sex con conviction in new york. weiss's of healing against the both convictions, a series of allegations against him in 2017.

weather conditions are happening is causing surprise. rest no full blanket of hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. and there's more snow and other parts of the south west of the country. where the 1st blizzard warning since 1989 is in place for the mountains north of los angeles, between 35 centimeters and 2 meters of snow could fall there by the weekend. perhaps less surprising, but still unusually cold. the storm conditions across the north of the us, montana has recorded temperatures of minus 23 celsius while pots of neighboring north dakota expecting minus 30 to some 25 degrees below the february average. and minnesota could breakups record for snow fall. meanwhile, the east coast is experiencing unusually warm weather. washington d. c is expecting temperature of close to $28.00 degrees. which equal the record high for february when it's normally about 20 degrees cooler. now that you are p and commission and other institutions, a banding tick tock, and on all the official staff devices. it's part of a move to improve cyber security. with concerns over the chinese owned video hosti

it hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. and there's more snow in other parts of south west of the country. the fence visit warning since 1989 is in place for the mountains north of los angeles between 35 centimeters and to meet the snow could fall by the weekend. perhaps less surprising, but still unusually cold. the storm conditions across the north of the u. s. of us, montana has recorded temperatures of minus 23 celsius while parts of neighboring north dakota expecting minus 30 to some 25 degrees below the february average. and minnesota could break its record the snowfall. meanwhile, the east coast is expecting unusually warm weather. washington d. c is expecting. temperature is close to $28.00 degrees, which equal the record high february, when it's normally about 20 degrees cooler. pan african revolutionary leader, thomas and kara, has been re buried at a memorial science and picking offenses capital. what could do, because hack has more 35 years after his death, a final good bye to thomas hunger and 12 of his compani

no full if it is blanketing hilltops in san francisco bay area and california temperatures are more than 10 degrees celsius. below the average for this time of year. first, blizzard warning since 1989 is also in place of the mountains north of los angeles . or the winter storm is wreaking havoc across the country with hundreds of thousands of homes without power across several states. also been major travel disruption with thousands of flights grounded and drivers trapped on the icey roads upon african revolution, really, to thomas and kara, has been re buried at a memorial site and became us as capital. what could do? gu, 35 years after his assassination. our reserves nicholas huck has more now on the man known as africa's che guevara, 35 years after his death, a final good bye to thomas on god and 12 of his companions who are being laid to rest at a memorial in walker, judy sancho, a pan africanist revolutionary, who was also a feminist, and an environmentalist he sought to lift his people out of poverty and emancipate them from what he saw as the shackles of the former colonial power.

snow storms are again hitting the united states, rest know full blanketed hilltops in the san francisco bay area. on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes are also without power across several states. ah well, desert, you're watching a sly from dough hill. robin. a headlines is the one, yes, since russian president vladimir putin announced the military operation in ukraine . the un general assembly has passed a resolution calling the russia to and still it is 141 of the 193 member nations. h is in favor of demanding moscow immediately, and unconditionally withdraw from ukraine. she ever tansy has more from the united nations. it's all pretty consistent, and this is what the u. s. and e, u and ukraine, you and ukraine, drafted this resolution welted to say, look, this is 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated the wave of a chief that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade another member state, they said it ca

that's causing some surprise, where snow fall blanketed hill tops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power across several states, and has major travel disruption with thousands of flights grounded. mozambique is preparing for floods as a deadly storm system nears tropical storm. freddie is expected to make landfall in a southern african country on friday. the winds office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says around 400000 people live in the areas that lie in the storms projected path. these 4 people were killed in madagascar and tens of thousands displaced when the storm moved through. as a tropical psych.

many rare snowfall blanketed hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes without power across several states. at set from meet laura kyle and he's continues her on al jazeera of the inside story. ah hello, it is warming up nicely once again the cross see arabian peninsula laws, the clear skies here in cat, i will see typically getting up to 26 celsius in doha. so looking good. a similar temperature there too, for a q weights fine and dry and more of the same as we go. one in 2 were sunday temperatures a little higher than that coverage weighs high there for to by getting 30 degrees already. some are cooler, some winter. yeah. i, which was a far north of afghanistan, but not too bad up to was, nor the parts into levant. it is january dry and settled at the moment sir. temperatures will tend to just pick up as we go on through the next couple of days . aleppo for example, could touch 20 degrees, maybe some bits and pieces of drizzly rain for a tie, but that will clear through, as we call one through the we can not too much to speak of here while the

s. rest no full blanket of hilltops in san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes are also without power cost, several states. and this major disruption cost travel with thousands of flights grounded and dr. is trapped on icey roads. the european commission and other even institutions are battling tick tock on the official stop devices. it's part of the to improve cybersecurity with concerns over the chinese own video hosting service. the united states ban tick tock from federal government devices last year. and some politicians want to ban completely from the u. s. the commission says it's made a decision independently because all of those stories on our website at algae or dot com is updated throughout the day. more news in half now, but now it's out there world to stay with us. oh ah . ah d a in ah. no, no sir, well, i'm sorry i'm from a stay and i should relate or as many on have a couple things a lot with. 2 dominant, let you all of the new irish a bit more normally when i enter bill, we're little have to walk a number that is oh it may go all night with ah ah

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christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> up next here at 6:00, san francisco no longer holds the title for most expensive rent in the bay area. we'll tell you which city now tops the list and why. >>> plus, san francisco is swimming in vacancies, not for homes but office space. one supervisor's suggestion for making use of all that empty property. >>> right now we're seeing pretty skies looking off to the west of san francisco. and tomorrow we could see pretty warm temperatures around parts of the bay area. a look at that and when showers return for the weekend. >>> right now the u.s. gleaning fresh intel on that downed chinese balloon and now revealing dozens of countries may have been observed by chinese balloons of the urgent health warning about two eye drop brands, the symptoms to watch for when we join our (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at hom

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in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the jewish community is taking actioner a man walked into a san francisco synagogue and started firing a gun. last night we showed you this video from the schneerson center in the richmond district. he started firing what appeared to be blanks. this happened wednesday night. today synagogue leaders say they plan to have a security car parked in front of the building for shabbat, which is tomorrow. sfpd and the fbi are investigating. they believe the same man who walked into that synagogue may have also walked into the balboa theater and flashed a gun on tuesday. >>> not one, but two chinese surveillance balloons in the sky and one of them is flying directly over the united states. so what is it doing and what should the pentagon do about it? tonight former house speaker and experts on china are weighing in. here's nbc bay area's thom jensen. >> reporter: the high altitude balloon was spotted over military bases and missile sites in montana earlier this week. former house speaker nancy pelosi who was in san francisco frida

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event of an emergency. to learn more how to submit a reimbursement visit sferh. >> good morning, everyone. happy monday. happy to be here for this special hearing. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> president. >> here. >> clerk: vice president. com

. >> we all neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey african-americans migrated to the san francisco bay area, but bayview hunter's point to work as part of the ship yarding culture and tradition. that is how the black community got its root in this incredible city. a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in developme

this is such a great day for the golden state warriors, for chase center, for san francisco and for the entire bay area. thank you to mayor breed and speaker pelosi and everyone who had a hand in getting us here. from the time we started designing chase center years ago, we knew it was important for it to be a transit first building. and in the central subway is a critical part of that. we're obsessed with creating the best possible experience for all of our fans. and obviously getting to and from the building is a part of that. it's going to cut 20 minutes in travel time for those going to events and games at chase center. awesome. you think about people coming from all parts of the city and coming from the east bay, they will be able to take bart, to the pal street station without going above grade, they will get on the central subway and it will drop them off at their front door. from day one, we have paid the fare for all attendees to be able to ride muni so your game ticket, yeah, clap for that. thank you. [cheers and applause] so your event ticket or game ticket doubles as your muni ticket so tak

have a packed house but we have so many people from so many different places around san francisco, around the bay area around the world. i want to start by thanking claudine chang for her words and reminding us of challenge this is persist in our country. but also highlighting how we continue to come together. we continue to come together to support andup lift one another in san francisco because we know that although the tragedies have occurred and although we know that there was losdz of life and sadness. we also recognize the significant cans of the resiliencey of the various communities who have been faced with various changes. i applaud our diversity and strength and how we come together and celebrate lieutenant area new year today in city hall. we celebrate black history month on friday in city hall. come together toup lift one another, that is a part of why san francisco is so spchl i want to thank claudine for her work and bringing a community together and thank my cohosts for the celebration. including people you will hear from later carmen chew. our city attorney daved chui. our public defen

reporting in san jose, nathalie vera, nbc bay area news. >>> black history month celebrations are happening all across the bay area in san francisco today a parade headed down third street in the bayview. the event started in 2018. the activities included music, food, and performers right there. mayor london breed also joined the celebration, honoring black trail blazers in the community and and highlighting the accomplishments of black community members. >> we invest $60 million specifically in the black community. we know that that is not only helping our community-based organizations serve the community, it's helping to add more businesses on the third street corridor. >> parade organizers said this was an opportunity for people to create community while also celebrating black history. >>> over in fremont alex li and state senator aisha hosted the city's 24th annual black history month celebration. they honored six community members who they say might not otherwise be acknowledged for their work. >> actually acknowledging those change makers in our community today that don't get acknowledged, right, that don't have a platform.

there are resources to help you're looking at the number for the san francisco bay area human traffickingt's open 24 hours a day, and it's confidential. that number is 415907. san francisco mayor london breed has launched a new operation targeting drug dealing in the tenderloin. the latest effort follows last year's emergency declaration to address the neighborhoods overdose crisis through policing and public health measures over three month period. the city's new strategy is said to involve roughly 20 police officers tasked with disrupting drug markets and arresting drug dealers. just this week, police officers in the tenderloin seized a large amount of drugs in one arrest, they confiscate hated more than 630. g of fentanyl, 100 g of meth and 44 g of rock cocaine. authorities say tenderloin officers seized more than 81,000 g of narcotics and 1900 pills last year. our time now five oh, four. there's a new audit that says the san jose police department is not doing well when it comes to response times and staffing problems are blamed the standard for the highest priority calls says the pol

have a packed house but we have so many people from so many different places around san francisco, around the bay area around the world. i want to start by thanking claudine chang for her words and reminding us of challenge this is persist in our country. but also highlighting how we continue to come together. we continue to come together to support andup lift one another in san francisco because we know that although the tragedies have occurred and although we know that there was losdz of life and sadness. we also recognize the significant cans of the resiliencey of the various communities who have been faced with various changes. i applaud our diversity and strength and how we come together and celebrate lieutenant area new year today in city hall. we celebrate black history month on friday in city hall. come together toup lift one another, that is a part of why san francisco is so spchl i want to thank claudine for her work and bringing a community together and thank my cohosts for the celebration. including people you will hear from later carmen chew. our city attorney daved chui. our public defen

at 3:30 this afternoon it's right over san francisco and parts of the east bay. all other areaso tonight and then additional snowfall on those hills and mountains around the bay area. clearing out tomorrow. a look at the rest of the forecast. it's going to be chilly and it is going to be so nice to get some sunshine, but rain returns this weekend. janelle. >> okay. that sun will feel good. thank you so much, carrie. >>> what day to be under underer an vaccine no situation order in daly city because of a gas leak. >> reporter: it's about 12 hours but pg&e finally was able to cap off two parts of a north county fire crews were watching over pg&e crews as they were digging up concrete around that ruptured gas line so they could cap it two ends before turning the t gas off. the homes are on gellert boulevard near king in daly city. the ruptured reported before 11:00 last night after people heard explosions down the street. another resident said their electrical box blew up. pg&e addressing a second gas leak there. the battalion chief said they had to let the fire bern even if neighb

many rare snowfall blanket has hilltops in the san francisco bay area on thursday. hundreds of thousands of homes without power across several states. those are the headlines we're going to be back in about half an hour. goodbye. here in new york, the united nations had to be convinced to refer the keys to the international criminal court the i c. c. previously investigated, crimes against humanity, war crimes committed in uganda, the democratic republic of congo, and our for. but there was one obstacle, syria is not a member of the i. c. c. and investigation required the unanimous vote of the permanent members of the security council, including russia, an unwavering ally of damascus. when he got up for bella, when that boise again you said is his young kids on peace body. mom you consider situated as a foreign hotspot visible, devona more naughty, and i pheasant. don't also decode, pathetic use your and does he were p o e e w i n o y keith, your pause it assemblyman damage could as his pass. so apathetic, complicate both of them be to seal pussy and as as human it could be that the most

in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> the man who sprayed an unhoused person with a hose had his court date pushed back. he admitted last month he sprayed the person outside of his art gallery in san francisco. as you can see it was caught on camera and the video went viral drawing outrage around the bay area and beyond. quinn wasn't in court today. his lawyers stood in arguing that the person was known to be disruptive to local businesses. he faces up to six months in jail and a $2,000 fine if he is convicted. his arraignment was rescheduled for march 23. >>> also in court, the man accused of firing a replica gun inside a synagogue. prosecutors say that he fired blank rounds into the center in san francisco earlier this month. no one was hurt and the bullets were blanks. but he is charged with a hate crime and several lesser charges. a judge granted a motion today to hold him until trial. if he is found guilty, he could go to prison for ten years. his next court date is tuesday. >>> and an abducted child is safe. the police are still searching for the kidnapper. turns out it's the mom

force force music moofk historiy african-americans migrated to the san francisco bay area, but bayview hunter's point to work as part of the ship yarding culture and tradition. that is how the black community got its root in this incredible city. a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in developme

san francisco. catch "press here" after "meet the press" sunday morning at 9:00 on nbc bay area. >> thanks, scott. >>> it's the golden gate bridge where you can see the low-lying crowds today. a different story from yesterday, kari. >> absolutely. things have changed a lot since yesterday. and we even just saw a shower passing by san francisco near the bay bridge. let's look at our camera as we are now seeing the clouds rolling by, this just a few minutes ago. had a lot of rain drops on the camera lens, also some sprinkles coming down around the oracle park area. we can see it from this view, from the bay bridge as we see those clouds rolling by, even dropping a little bit of rain that we've been able to pick up with our stormranger mobile doppler radar with a shower right over the bay bridge and moving toward oakland. other than that, right now we're still mostly dry, but there will be increasing rain chances later this evening as a cold front moves in. we'll be tracking that, and i'll take you hour by hour. that's coming up in the forecast in just a few minutes. marcus? >>> we are getting new deta

san francisco, amber, thank you. well if you or someone you know, is a victim of human trafficking . there are resources. this is the number for the san francisco bay area. human trafficking hotline. it's open 24 7 is confidential. that number to call is 41590799. francisco mayor london breed has launched a new operation targeting drug dealing in the tenderloin. this latest effort follows last year's emergency declaration. what you attempted to address the neighborhoods overdose crisis through policing and public health measures over a three month period. the city's new strategy is said to involve roughly 20 police officers cast with disrupting drug markets and arresting drug dealers. and just on monday, police officers in the tenderloin seized a large amount of drugs. in one arrest, they confiscated more than 630 g of fentanyl, 100 g of meth and 44 g of rock cocaine. authorities say tenderloin officers seized more than 81,000 g of narcotics and 1900 pills last year. the death toll is rising quickly as more debris is cleared following this week's devastating earthquake and aftershocks in turkey and syria . more than 15,000. people have now been confirme

yes absolutely, but our local beaches around the san francisco bay area will be pristine. in fact, if you're heading on out to the coast that beach hazard statements should expire by nine o'clock tonight, where we have been experiencing waves after eight and 10 ft. building northwest swells, rip currents. very dangerous and sneaker waves do not turn your back. to an angry ocean. otherwise it's going to be gorgeous at the coast tomorrow highs today it was 55 pacifica, also in the mid fifties and livermore. these temperatures are below average. for this time of the year. we should be at 62 in santa rosa, but instead 58 degrees, it was in the low sixties and center zane typically this time of year, right around 63, all right, laurie and toc operations providing us with his beautiful sundown. sunset was at 5 50. we're still getting a glimmer of some orange over the city of san francisco. we're currently it is in the mid fifties. so the temperature so if you're heading on out on this friday evening, very mild. the winds are pretty much on the flat side. but we're watching a lot