san francisco schools. the district is facing a $32 million shortfall and according to the san francisco examiner, the superintendent says that number could double in the next school year. he's looking at the possibility of budget cuts and lay offs totaling 26 million dollars. >> we're accepting a tremendous loss. >>> still ahead, the son of a missing palo alto couple speaking out tonight. what he thinks happened to his parents. >> an explosive moment caught on camera in the sierra. why pieces of a boulder went flying. >> and a chance to get your hands on the tesla cyber truck by december. but that truck may be a lot smaller than you think. >> all of that plus the extremely important weekend forecast. we previously mentioned rain. note i said previously. we'll have to forecast when we come back. >> don't forget we're extreming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. brzezinski: take a look at this. tom steyer... berman: tom steyer... o'donnell: surging in nevada. scarborough: this is working for tom steyer. o'donnell: surging in south carolina. smerconish: i do

the san francisco examiner reports lefty o'toole's owner was named an invoice to pay more than $1200 for her pride parade floats in 2013. at the time she was on the board of supervisors. if the payment was completed the examiner reports it was not reported and could be an illegal gift. he was arrested alongside former public works director mohammed nuru was facing corruption charges. last week breed admitted he gifted her nearly $6000 by having her car repaired and securing a rental car. we reached out to the mayor for a response but have not heard back yet. >>> you would think with the lack of rain that we have had lately the reservoirs would be suffering. we took a glance at lexington and the santa cruz mountains. which supplies san francisco. and shasta in full sun. they are all at or above average. we have a pretty good dose of snow early in the season. the reservoirs look fine at the moment. so does this. the minutes after sunset. san francisco. the highs from today unusually warm. middle 60s for the most part. 59 at half moon bay. san francisco managed 63 degrees. livermore man

once we had a nice article written in "the san francisco examiner" they used a picture of me.y director of our advertising said, why don't we use your picture? it shows there are real people here. are you kidding me? what is my mother going to say? what is my father going to say? what is my wife going to say? some kind of egomaniac? they finally convinced me after some conversation. he said, let's try one. the results were up tenfold when we tried one. i think people thought, there is a real person behind this business. i can identify him, i can look for him in the post office. i think that helped. anyway, my friends got over it. david: when you walk downtown in san francisco or anywhere in the country, can you walk without having people say there is chuck schwab and ask you for stock advice? [laughter] occasion,t happens on which i'm always honored to have that happen, but for the most part people don't really recognize me. maybe i am parting my hair differently. david: when you were starting the company in the early days, if somebody said, i want to buy 100 shares of ibm, yo

once we had a nice article written in "the san francisco examiner" about us, they used a picture of meleaning over the old machines, and there i was, my directing advertiser said why don't we use sure sometime? it will show there are real people here. i said, are you kidding me? what is my mother going to say? what is my father going to say? what is my wife going to say? and my friends? that i'm some kind of egomaniac? and they, finally convinced me said some conversation, he , just try one. i tried one. the results were up tenfold, because i think people thought, there is a real person behind this business. i can identify him, i can certainly look for him in the post office. he is not up on the wall, so i know to do business with him. so i think that helped. anyway, my friends got over it. david: when you walk downtown in san francisco or anywhere in the country, certainly in san francisco, can you walk without having people say there is chuck schwab and ask you for stock advice or something? [laughter] charles: yes, it happens on occasion, which i'm always honored to have that happen

the pride parade is one of san francisco's signature events. now the san francisco examiner is reporting that nick bovas, the man who ran lefty o'douls was billed $1,250 for london breed's float in the pride parade, when breed was still a supervisor. the mayor's office is saying at this point, there is no indication that bovas ever paid the money, and even if he did, the money never went to promote the mayor, instead it was used to promote the pride event. taking part of the pride parade is a governmental purpose, so any request for funds would have been subject to what are nobody as behested payment rules. a standard process for donations for events like these. the amount suggested on this invoice, would be under the behested payment threshold in place at the time. now supervisor matt haney is asking the city it to investigate. >> i think in order to restore the public trust, to make sure the public knows that officials here are are acting with integrity, are following the law, we have to have a full public airing and investigation, and the results should be shared with the

the "san francisco examiner" says b.a.r.t. police have received training since 2015 to help prevent racial profiling. here are numbers from the report. out of the 2018-'19 citations 46% to 55% issued to black riders. only 10% b.a.r.t. riders are black and about 35% white. riders we talked to say they'd like to see more police on all trains. >> when you want to see them you don't usually see them. when nothing is going on you see them. i haven't noticed that trend. that being said i guess if you're in areas with more minorities you do kind of see b.a.r.t. police interacting with people of color. >> reporter: one recent controversial incident involved steve foster cited for eating a sandwich on the platform when he and others claim others were eating and not cited. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> 6:07 right now. our making it in the bay coverage this morning is focusing on the east bay where tenants who have been protesting a rent hike plan to hold a rally today. as we told you e

the "san francisco examiner" says they have received training since 2015 to help prevent racial profiling. here are some numbers from the b.a.r.t. police report. out of the 2018-2019 citations 46% to 55% were issued. >> when you want to see them you don't usually see them. when there's nothing going on you do see them. i haven't noticed the type of trend. that being said, if you're in areas with more minorities you do see b.a.r.t. police interacting with people of color. >> reporter: one recent controversial incident involved steve foster who was right here at the pleasant hill station cited for eating a sandwich on the platform when he and other riders claim a lot of people can be seen eating or drinking on the platform and aren't cited. the board is expected to oversee the police chief to make sure progress is made. i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >>> our investigative unit has been taking an in-depth look at what happens on b.a.r.t. we spent months riding trains and recording what we saw. you can watch that entire series on our website nbcbayarea.com/derailed. >>> san francisco

the san francisco examiner reports oakland assembly member has introduced legislation signaling his intent to write a bill and the language and timeline will remain unclear. rtys might call for bus only lanes on the oakland approaches to the bay bridge where bus traffic is the heaviest. >>> it's kind of fun to be able to take a look at hi-def doppler and see rain. technically you can say it's raining in northern california. the only issue is it will not get into the bay area. hi-def doppler shows there's plenty of green on the central valley, just like so close you can almost reach over and touch it but it will not adhere. it will sit there and fall apart. in fact i will switch this from what life hi-def doppler has to say and put it into futurecast and the showers that are over there pretty much fall apart over the next few hours. just our lot in life this winter. that was a storm that had really bad aim and came down off the coast and will not do much for us. in fact we've got some clouds out there this morning but for the most part there are a lot of reporting stations say it is clear.

she is likely to make a cameo as herself according to the san francisco examiner. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we're volunteering our talents if they want us. they always have news people. >> with the microphone -- >> thanks, kris. >>> 6:50 this morning and let's take a look at the forecast for you. >> they have some great weather out there for film today in san francisco. no fog there but we've seen it work inland and so we've seen some dense fog in parts of the north bay, the south county and the tri-valley. that is a live look in dublin right now. as we're seeing some of the fog drifting around there. visibility down to about a quarter of a mile. look at san martin, down to zero there. and we've seen it riding up along 101 and so it may be moving into south san jose in downtown san jose and napa now down to a quarter mile visibility. but once that clears out we have a beautiful day. high temperatures reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. and more sunshine in that forecast. as you check out the bottom of the screen and here is why. we still have this b

workshop the san francisco examiner said the agency talked about how hiderships that dropped by 20 million in the last years and b.a.r.t. is considering whether to distribute 1 million free weekend tickets to boost ridership. riders say crime and cleanliness are a concern. >> taking the first train out of orinda to go to the airport and finding somebody sleeping on four of the seats. and that kind of example -- >> the cleanliness and the safety needs to be better. but it takes time. with the homeless population, what are you going to expect. >> the examiner said b.a.r.t. is also considering discounted tickets for rides at night and on the weekend. and they say all 4,000 cameras in the system are are operational now and so that should help with security. live in orinda, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> our investigative unit is look at b.a.r.t. and you could watch the entire series on our website at nbcbayarea.com/derailed. >>> 6:34. students at concord high school are mourning the death of one of their fellow classmates. the 18-year-old killed by a hit-and-run driv

have the camera for a few moments focused on this article from the january 30 edition of the san francisco examiner. off duty sfpd officer who shot at driver in berkeley took hour to call local police. okay. you can focus back on me with the camera. the reason why i'm bringing this up now is because the chief and the executive director for d.p.a. mentioned nothing about this officer who in september of last year was driving in the east bay and used his gun. he was off duty, he used his gun, he shot at somebody in another car. this story was very disturbing, that this fellow, michael shavers, a 13-year veteran of the san francisco police department, fired a single bullet at the other driver. he thought the other man may have had a gun. that's really in question as to whether there was another gun, but here, we have an off-duty officer using his gun in daytime, and he doesn't report it. he calls his lawyer, and he calls the union. this was in the mainstream media, and no one has brought it up, after 90 minutes to two hours of listening to you guys -- oh, it did come up? >> i have it. >> she has it. o

have the camera for a few moments focused on this article from the january 30 edition of the san francisco examiner. off duty sfpd officer who shot at driver in berkeley took hour to call local police. okay. you can focus back on me with the camera. the reason why i'm bringing this up now is because the chief and the executive director for d.p.a. mentioned nothing about this officer who in september of last year was driving in the east bay and used his gun. he was off duty, he used his gun, he shot at somebody in another car. this story was very disturbing, that this fellow, michael shavers, a 13-year veteran of the san francisco police department, fired a single bullet at the other driver. he thought the other man may have had a gun. that's really in question as to whether there was another gun, but here, we have an off-duty officer using his gun in daytime, and he doesn't report it. he calls his lawyer, and he calls the union. this was in the mainstream media, and no one has brought it up, after 90 minutes to two hours of listening to you guys -- oh, it did come up? >> i have it. >> she has it. o

. >>> well making it in the bay and new housing options may soon arrive for san francisco muni workers. examiner reports that muni is looking into building homes on land that it already owns amidst an ongoing shortage of drivers and train operators and that led to slower commute times. agency is looking into building 525 housing units above the bus yard in pattero. >>> and we're coming up on 5:08. a chilly start this morning. and you need to grab a heavier coat as you head out of the door once again in the north bay. we're at 38 in santa rosa. this is 39 in livermore. also 39 this san martin. san jose we're at 44. and 45 in oakland. so as you head out, we're going to feel temperatures going from the low 40s in concord to about 60 degrees. a lot of sunshine today. and it will turn out to be a very nice afternoon. so we'll check out all of our microclimates and what is ahead coming up. mike, you have an update on the wrong way diver. >> and it is the kind we want. no incident and it is clear there the roadway, chp ran a traffic break which is your commute direction around 880 on golf and they did

the victims are being treated for serious injuries >>> now to the video that san francisco police aren't examining as they look for a customer who attacked a cashier in the richmond district to talk area. they hope someone will recognize the attacker.>>reporter: surveillance video shows the man inside on gary boulevard in san francisco's richmond district and it was super bowl sunday at 6:30, a worker hands the burrito to a man wearing a black 49ers t-shirt and then suddenly he attacked the cashier with his cell phone and throws the burrito. angelica hernandez is the restaurant's human resources manager and her father co. owns a business. she gave the surveillance video to police>> it was completely unprovoked so there's nothing to say that he would not try to do something like that to somebody else. >> the attack injured cashier fernando centaurus who asked us not to show his face and he spoke in spanish through a translator.>> he wanted a burrito and so we gave it to him. but after he just started staring at him. >> he said the man appeared agitated and drunk and the offer of food did not calm h

. >>> layoffs could come for san francisco schoolteachers. the examiner is reporting that the superintendent sent a letter to teachers warning of budget cuts amidst a $26 million shortfall and expects the cuts to double for the next school year. the teachers union is negotiating other cost-cutting options besides layoffs. >>> happening today, the deadline for striking uc santa cruz graduate students to turn in their grades or lose their teaching assistant jobs. they have been on strike for two weeks de handing better pay. they accuse them of with holding the grades as leverage. theyi they issued an ult pate -- ulti it is not sure how soon they could follow through with it. >>> the deadly crash we have here. bob redell is on the scene gathering information from the chp. three southbound lanes are blocked. two are open. you see traffic slowly getting past the scene just before you get to third avenue. northbound side getting into san francisco is just fine. this is how it plays out on the maps, folks. overall your commute looks pleasant. green as you would

a new housing option may soon arrive for san francisco muni workers. the examiner reports muni is looking into building homes for employees on land it already owns. it comes amid a shortage of drivers and train operators and led to slower commute times. the agency is looking into building 525 housing units above the bus yard in pattero. >> and it is friday and check out this great video of the fog rolling over the golden date. we sped it up, and kari, make it dramatic for you. >> that is cool. >> i love time lapse stuff like that. it is always cool. >> and it gets a hot of hits on social media. people love to see fog on the golden gate bridge. well that is what we're seeing right now. so maybe get those cameras ready. visibility down to about half of a mile but even less in parts of the north bay. and that fog is so low, it is only about 200 to 300 feet off the surface of the bay. so cool to see that. let's head over to mountain view. we'll start out at about 41 degrees at 7:00. we will get a nice sunny day. temperatures warming up quickly. by 1:00 we're at 63 degr

. >>> a new report in the examiner seems to link san francisco mayor london breed closer to two men at the center of public works corruption probes. last week she admitted to taking a $5,600 gift from hoe -- from mohammed nuru and now another man at the center of the probe paid $1,200 to cover the cost of breed's float in the 2015 pride parade. the examiner concludes it may have been an illegal gift but the mayor tells the examiner she would have paid for her own float. you could go to our section of our home page for coverage on public works scandal. >>> happening today, gavin newsom will lay out his vision for california when he delivered the state of the state. he's expected to touch on the proposed budget on homelessness when he addresses the legislature. we'll stream it on nbcbayarea.com. >>> if pg&e latest earning forecast is sharing investor outlook saying it expected to be profitable after emerging from bankruptcy and they request a 8% rate hike each year for the next four years to cover the cost for fire safety upgrades. they reported $3.5 billion in losses and more than twice

term in the youth agreement with over 50 airlines approved by the san francisco airport in the city and county of san francisco and examinehese leases in the center of workers rights and priorities issues. as chair of the budget and finance committee and additions to the master airline lease often come before the committee through this hearing i want to understand more deeply how the lease determines of defined around worker protection and benefits taking steps to reduce congestion and fully mission and more. thank you so supervisor mar for taking the lead and i look forward to working with this office and with the airport on this hearing. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor haney. >> thank you, madam clerk. first, i am introducing a resolution in support of a bus-only lane on the bay bridge oakland and berkeley have passed similar resolutions in the past few months as well as the ac transit and bart board of directors, san francisco has been a transit-first city since 1973. and it has reaffirmed this status on multiple occasions including cod fying that commitment. the mtc ranks the bay bridge

term in the youth agreement with over 50 airlines approved by the san francisco airport in the city and county of san francisco and examinehese leases in the center of workers rights and priorities issues. as chair of the budget and finance committee and additions to the master airline lease often come before the committee through this hearing i want to understand more deeply how the lease determines of defined around worker protection and benefits taking steps to reduce congestion and fully mission and more. thank you so supervisor mar for taking the lead and i look forward to working with this office and with the airport on this hearing. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor haney. >> thank you, madam clerk. first, i am introducing a resolution in support of a bus-only lane on the bay bridge oakland and berkeley have passed similar resolutions in the past few months as well as the ac transit and bart board of directors, san francisco has been a transit-first city since 1973. and it has reaffirmed this status on multiple occasions including cod fying that commitment. the mtc ranks the bay bridge

san francisco city supervisor wants to create a new department to focus entirely on keeping the streets clean. right now san francisco's department of public works oversees street cleaning. the examiner reports that supervisoratt haney would like voters to decide on a chart erb amendment in november to create a department of street cleaning and sanitation. this is after the resignation of mohammed nuru who faces public corruption charges. >>> in the east bay, students are taking action saying they want to change what they call a rape culture at berkeley high school. the superintendent says about 1,000 students walked out of class and marched to the district offices yesterday. they were invited to speak to school officials. >> we are here because we feel unsafe, we feel unheard, we are scared. we are all in the hallways trying to survive. the group is upset over the school's handling of the report of an attempted rape at berkeley high. stevens says the district plans to increase resources and support. >>> a school board in the east bay will make a critical vote tonight to rename an elementary school after former first lady michelle obama. wilson elementary school is being rebuilt. the

examine any of the witnesses. >>> a live look at downtown san francisco right now. dozens of demonstrators awaiting signs gathering and protesting in the wake of president trump's impeachment acquittal. just reject the cover of raleigh. one of 20 plant in the bay area. organizers say the impeachment proceedings were never a child. but a gop cover-up. of the presidents crimes. >>> in spite of the impeachment trial president trump a bank his highest approval rating ever in the lead up gallup poll. nearly half of voters approve of president trump's performance in office with support increasing within the republican party and among independents. >>> nearly 200 americans evacuated from the coronavirus outbreak zone are being quarantined at travis air force base. among the 350 passengers that landed at the base this morning. the other flight refueled at the base is now in san diego. two more charter planes are expected to arrive in texas and nebraska tomorrow. so far there are 12 cases of the coronavirus in the u.s. six of those are in california. 4 in the bay area. julia

. >>> san francisco unified school district employees are warned of layoffs this year. the examiner is reporting that district staff were sent an email on wednesday ae lertinalea budget short fall. the school district reached a point where it's depleted reserves and needs to make more drastic cuts. they are facing the reality that there will need to be some employee layoffs this year. >>> new details on a violent kidnapping attempt on the peninsula. it wasn't the suspect's only attack. >>> and the parents a bay area student break their silence after their son's arrest in the death of an italian police officer. >>> and just in time for the election, twitter may have a new way to alert you about misleading information posted by politicians. >> those stories are ahead. first we go to mike nicco and talk about our friday. >> if you liked yesterday, i think you'll like today. record high temperatures are possible. we're starting off this morning mostly cloudy, slightly milder. low to mid 40s through the east bay valleys. heading up towards concord, 47. down highway 4, pittsburg, 46. anti

and new this morning, san francisco leaders looking into splitting up the city public works department. the examiner reporting the supervisor matt haney said there should be a new department focused solely on keeping the streets clean. and apparently his idea is not tied to the ongoing public works corruption scandal. haney hopes to introduce a measure in the next few weeks to place it on the november ballot. head to our investigative unit section at nbcbayarea.com to access our dirty street series but more recent series on the corruption probe. >>> pg&e facing a new threat in the plan to emerge from breaking news. the governor had a hearing yesterday and the judge reaffirmed terms for a settlement plan but they want to question pg&e about plans to raise money to cover wildfire damages and ensure costs and that includes borrowing money and selling stock. a showdown in court could come as soon as next week. >>> and doctors and other experts are linking at least 50 more deaths to what is already believed to be the deadliest wildfire in california history, the butte county tire that killed 86 people. t

. >>> a new report in the examiner seems to link san francisco mayor london breed closer to the two mennter of the public works corruption probe. last week she admitted to taking $5,600 as a gift from former public works director mohammed nuru saying it was to fix her car and she's known him for more than 20 years. now the examiner said that emails indicate the other man at the center of the probe, nick boefis, paid $1,200 to cover the cost of breed's float in the 2015 pride parade. the examiner concludes it may have been an illegal gift but the mayor said she would have paid for her own float. go to our investigative unit of our home page for more on the coverage of the public works scandal. >>> and happening today, gavin newsom laying out his vision for california when he delivers the state of the state address. and he's expected to touch down in the proposed budget and homelessness. it starts at 10:30 this morning and we'll stream it right here on nbcbayarea.com. >>> if pg&e latest earning forecast is an indication, brace for rate hikes. they shared the investor outlook saying it exp

. >>> new details on the san francisco long push to open safe injection sites for drug addicts. according to the examiner, a legal victory in philadelphia may pave the way. where a nonprofit won the right to open a safe injection site despite the doj legal challenge prompting the mayor london breed to draft new legislation for san francisco. past efforts have been held up by legal challenges but it is possible that a safe injection site could open in san francisco next year. >>> 4:35 this morning and a new housing study has people living in affordable housing and they say they are at risk of losing homes as families look to make it in the bay. >> the bay area has 2,000 rent control apartments. right now another 5,000 units are at risk because leases are set to expire. back in december they approved several laws to protect ten ants to make nor affordable housing in the city. >>> san jose has the first tiny homes for people would were homeless. the mayor posted the government and city leaders are opening the bridge housing community. the tiny homes development located on mayberry road near coyote creek. 40

. >>> san francisco msh london breed may make an appearance in the upcoming matrix movie. the examiner reports she was supposed to show up to a shoot on thursday but it is not clear whether or not that happen. she eventually reportedly went thank you costume fitting session. filming for the movie has been going on in san francisco for several weeks now, taking over parts of the financial district. this has led to numerous sightings of one of the stars of the film, keanu reaves. >>> thousands have gathered along the streets of oakland for the black joy parade. the mission is to provide the black community and allies an experience that celebrates the influence on culture. they got to compete for best in flow award. $10,000 was divided among four winners who had the best choreography, ride and creative. >>> in san francisco, hundreds gathered for the 32nd annual russian festival. the celebration wrapped up today with music, dangs, and food and art from the country. people even got popular flavored vodkas. i saw all kinds of flavors. not that i tested any myself. >> i believe you. and drew

. >>> city college of san francisco is discussing plans to renovate the booth without cutting classes according to the sf examiner. college leaders cut over 300 spring classes because of an $11 million deficit. the decision sparked outcry with some critics saying it was unfair to minority children. now the board will consider other options before cutting more classes. >>> an east bay b.a.r.t. station is getting an upgrade on 19th street. part of the b.a.r.t. 2014 station modernization plan. b.a.r.t. asked what needed the most improvement, some of the top issues were having working escalators and elevators and improving station cleanliness and upgrading the lights within the station. >>> 4:38 now. and chaos at border. still ahead this morning, the protests over president trump's proposed border wall and a look at how much has already been built. >>> plus getting repairs for your apple device means either visiting a store or mailing it in. why soon you might have to do either. >>> and taking a live look for you at the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that back-up already. mike inouye will help get us through the comm

john dennis says he will address san francisco's recent revelations of corruption in city hall. the examiner reports that nick bovis was billed $1,250 for a pride float for london breed when she was a city supervisor in 2015. bovis was arrested in the federal bribery investigation last month. mayor breed told the paper she paid for her own floats. supervisor matt haney is asking the ethics commission to investigate. >> in order to restore the public trust, in order to make sure that the public knows that officials are are acting with integrity, are following the law, we have to have a full public airing and a full investigation. and the results should be shared with the public. >> now, last week, mayor breed admitted to accepting a $250 gift from public works director mohamed nuru to fix her car. she also disclosed that they dated about 20 years ago. >>> time now 5:16. the sonoma county public defender's office angry about this sweep in sanity rosa. i.c.e. agents arrested five undocumented immigrants in the county. . >> victims are going to be afraid to call the police. they're going to be a

san francisco parks alliance and san francisco clean city coalition. >>> time is 6:16. later today san francisco mayor london breed will speak at a hearing about the homeless in california. part of a dujt sub committee examining how state funding is helping local leaders deal with the crisis. now the speakers will update lawmakers about what has worked and what needs to be approved. the hearing begins at 9:45 this morning on golden gate avenue in san francisco. and mayor breed will be our guest on mornings on 2 later this morning. we'll ask about the public works scandal and we'll ask her about the homeless crisis and the latest proposal to add more homeless navigation centers >>> we're learning more about the district attorney's plan for car break-in victims. chesa boudin is proposing to set aside more than $1.5 million that can go directly to pay for replacing windows or reimburse people for their insurance deductibles. >> i think i'm at threeover four times. i've kind of lost count. >> the district attorney will include his request for funds to pay for those broken windows and his budget proposal to mayor london breed. >>> time is ix 6:17. sal, is everybody behaving for you? >> i would say so. one of the t

john dennis says he will address san francisco's quote recent revelations of corruption in city hall >>> there are new developments in the bribery scandal. the examiner reports that nick bovis was billed $1,250 for a pride float for london breed when she was a city supervisor in 2015. bovis was arrested last month. mayor breed told the paper she paid for her own floats. supervisor matt haney is now asking the city attorney and ethics committee to investigate. >> i think in order to restore the public trust in order to make sure the public knows officials are acting with integrity and following the law we have to have a full public airing and investigation and the results should be shared with the public. >> last week breed admitted to accepting a gift to fix her car. he was arrested as part of the same bribery investigation. >>> the sonoma county public office is angry. since tuesday, i.c.e. agents arrested at least five undocumented immigrants in the county. three people were arrested at the courthouse when they showed up for hearings. >> victims are going to be afraid to call police. they're going to be afraid to come to court. >> now the county sa

san francisco republican party is holding what he calls a rally. john dennis says he will address san francisco's recent revelations of kupgs in city hall. >>> there are new developments in the bribery scandal. the examiner reports nick bovis was arrested in the federal bribery investigation last month. now asking the city attorney and ethics commission is now being asked to investigate. >> in order to make sure that officials are acting with integrity. and following the law. and the result should be shared with the public. >> last week, breed admitted accepting a $5,600 gift to fix her car. he was arrested as part of the same bribery investigation. now she also disclosed that they dated about 20 years ago. >> time now 6:16. new orleans authorities are investigating how a woman died it happened last night at about 9:00. it's one of many celebrations leading up to mardi gras on tuesday. >> nascar driver ryan newman is home with his family after that terrifying crash the at the daytona 500. he walked out of the hospital yesterday afternoon hand in hand with his daughter and wife. the doctors are happy as well. . >> there is no better reward for us than seeing somebody that was critical one day walk, few da

doctors are now examining whether that newborn baby we mentioned earlier was infected by bodily fluids or while a fetus, or after birth. >>> san francisco arch diocese are among the growing number of agencies are responding to the growing number of outbreaks. in a letter to families the arch diocese says students will be providing gnments and academic support. >>> our time : that's. later this morning president trump will address the impeachment charges. . >> and with that bang of his gavel, supreme court justice john roberts concluded the third impeachment trial in american history. senate leaders taublgd about that final outcome. >> right now this is a political loser for them. every one of them right now is in better shape they were today than they were when the impeachment trial decided. >> if the founding fathers thought elections should decide they wouldn't put impeachment in the constitution. >> republican senator mitt romney voted to convict president trump on abuse of power. we're going to bring you live coverage of the president's address from the white house. it's scheduled to begin at 9:00 this morning. >>> we have some new

san francisco transit vehicles for more than 100 years, first it was streetcars and buses have been parked in one location since 1915. now, the muni facility may become home to muni operators. the examiner reports that muni is possibly building housing for operators on this land which it already owns. san francisco's affordable housing crisis has played played a role in the housing for muni drivers. >>> remember when we had just dumping rain that was deep in union square? >> not tomorrow, steve. it will be dry. >> it will not be an issue. maybe the wind but not the rain. that is for sure. >>> it is looking ugly for rain. i guess get out and enjoy the nice weather. temperatures are above average. rafael says "are we looking at eight dry february?" as of today, it is looking dry to the 23rd. there's nothing that says rain yet. it could turn fast. there's nothing showing up. coming, looks really good. southern california my get some rain. sunday into monday, arizona might get some rain. not here. south lake tahoe could get a little dusting of snow. very little. the main impact will be sunshine and warm temps. judy russell says it is beautiful but brisk at the walmart great in concorde. >>

and through this morning, san francisco leaders looking into splitting up the city's public works department. the examiner is reporting the supervisor matt haney said there should be a new department focused on keeping the streets clean and it is not tied to the corruption scandal. he hopes to introduce a measure to place it on the november ballot. and you could head to our investigative unit section at nbcbayarea.com it not only access our dirty street series, but more recent stories on corruption probe. >>> 5:35 and pg&e this morning facing a new threat in its plan to emerge from bankruptcy. the governor's office had a hearing yesterday and the judge reaffirmed terms of a settlement plan but attorneys for governor newsom told the judge they want to question pg&e about plans to raise money to cover wildfire damages and insurance costs including borrowing money and selling stock. a showdown in court could come as soon as next week. >>> concerned neighbors will meet with fremont police tonight in the wake of a recent crime wave. since september police have been tracking a surge in car break-ins across the

. >>> also new this morning, san francisco leaders looking to split up the city's public works department. the examiner is reporting supervisor matt haney said there should be a new department focused on keeping the streets clean. and aparentally hid idea is not tied to the ongoing public works corruption scandal. haney hopes to introduce a measurer for the november ballot. head to nbcbayarea.com to not only access our dirty streets searcys but even more stories on that corruption probe. >>> pg&e is facing a new threat in the plan to emerge from bankruptcy. the governor's office had a hearing yesterday and there was a settlement plan but attorneys for the governor told the judge they want to question pg&e about plans to raise money to cover wildfire damages and insure costs and the plan includes borrowing money and selling stock. the showdown in court could come as early as next week. >>> well doctors and other experts are linking 50 more deaths to what is already the deadliest wildfire in california history. the one in butte county that killed 86 people. this is in 2018. the chico enterprise record ci

examination before he was charged. >>> a man is accused of hitting three people in a crash last week in san francisco. police say 62-year-old steven kernen is the prius driver who hit a man in the crosswalk at 23rd and mission streets then hit two other people getting off a muny bus. kernen had drove off but was arrested when he returned a few minutes later. he is facing felony hit and run charges.. >>> time is 4:38. a family in santa clara stunned and grieving. a 15-year-old boy died after being hit by a car while crossing a street. it happened at that busy intersection of ad new road and lafayette street. witnesses said the teenager was crossing against the light when a car hit him. but his family says that doesn't make sense to them. isaiah pacheco says his family was close to him. he was crossing in the crosswalk, but the black honda hit him. that honda had the green light. . >> he knows how busy this street is. he knows how fast the traffic is flying through here. i just don't see him doing something stupid like that. >> i just don't see how they would see him. i would think there would be at lea

. >>> san francisco unified school district employees are being warned of layoffs this year. the examiner is reporting that district staff were sent an email on wednesday alerting educators the school district reached a point where it's depleted reserves and needs to make more drastic cuts. they are facing the reality that there will need to be some employee layoffs this year. >>> new details on a violent kidnapping attempt on the peninsula. mountain view police say it wasn't the suspect's only attack. >>> and twitter may have a new way for you to find out about misleading information posted by politicians. >> first, we want to know what your friday looks like. mike nicco has your answer. >> it's going to be nice. spring-like temperatures, near 70 in san francisco. doing everything i can to make my friend here happy. down in the south bay, getting close to our morning lows. we're in the mid 40s to upper 40s in many areas. we're cooler in santa teresa, cooler 40. los altos, 50. alameda, san francisco, 54, 53. bodega bay, 54. half moon bay, 57 for the warm spot. san pablo, 44 along with red

. >>> later today, san francisco mayor london breed will talk the homeless crisis in a hearing. they will examine how state funding is helping local leaders deal with the crisis. the speakers will update lawmakers about what has works d works worked and what needs to be improved. also today, mayor breed will attend a separate event dealing with the main issues affecting the city like homelessness and public safety. she'll be joining business and community leaders at the san francisco chamber of commerce annual city beat breakfast. it will be at the hyatt regency hotel. the chamber will release a plan about voter's feelings. and, mayor london breed will be our guest later this morning on mornings on 2. we'll ask her about the corruption scandal involving the former public works director. we'll also ask about the homeless crisis and the latest proposal to add more navigation centers coming up on mornings on 2 at 8:00. >>> right now, we want to check on the commute with sal castaneda. sal, it's friday eve. >> yes, it is. i'm having a conversation with kevin the camera operator. >> he's so distractin

san francisco police are investigating a grim scene iphone 8 park. they pulled a body out of the lake yesterday morning. the remains were taken to the medical examiner's office. >>> happening today, in the east bay, oakland is set to the shutdown a large homeless encampment. it is located from the home depot on alameda avenue. the san francisco chronicle reporting officials will move most of the homeless campers into a new safe rv parking side. that starts today and expected to last until march. >>> also happening today, oakland mayor libby schaaf and community partners are expected to talk about a cd program launched to prevent homelessness. it offers emergency financial aid and legal representation. that >> announcer: will happen at 10:30 a.m. at city hall. >>> keep sending us your housing stories and ideas at projecthome@cbs.com. you can see all of our regional reporting on our website. >>> yeah. the school has to pay up for playing "the lion king" at a parents' night out. >> a lot of parents don't think that he did anything wrong. the emerson that club hosted the fundraiser to raise money for the pta. they brought in a "lion king" dvd to play for