the san francisco giants lookslike just as many people at 1:00 as 9:00. [ laughter ] >>> and getting y. look at santa rosa, down to 37 degrees. that's 15 degrees cooler than san francisco's 52. we'll be below freezing in santa rosa and napa. close to freezing in fairfield and livermore. oakland 42. but the big story continues to be the lack of rainfall, complete lack of rainfall. 19 days. tomorrow will be day number 20. the record is 43 set back in the time of the civil war, and also just four years ago. i don't think we'll get there, but we'll get well into the 20s because that ridge even though it moved a little off to the west didn't move far enough, and the new weather pattern, warm and dry to cool and dry, well the cool and dry thing stays here for awhile. numerous fronts moving through, one comes through tomorrow, but without a drop of rainfall. tomorrow morning clouds in the far north bay at 7:00. by lunchtime mostly cloudy, but only for an hour or two. that slides through, and then next week another boundary moves through. it's dry, but this one pushes cold air down into los a

san francisco apart. those coming behind us will one day look back and look at the recipe how the blueprint that the giants and how we in san francisco, we might fight among ourselves, but we have a way of figuring out, and we have moved this project. you know what, jack? i don't care that it look 11 years. really, seriously, you know? anything that's worth having -- i just got through reading mandela's book, the long road to freedom -- if it would have taken you another five, it would have been well worth it. going to erase that. but to the giants organization, to the port staff and to all our partners and to our community, the corrines of the world and everyone, and toby, we all pitched in to get this thing right. we were worried about all the issues, and i think that we're there. and for me, i am more proud for commissioner brandon, who has been on this commission for 21 years, that as president, she really gets to see this come to fruition 'cause she was with you during all those days. so i couldn't be prouder to be up here with you with my fellow commissioners and hearing the public speak volumes. and

reports on the development. >>> reporter: the mission rock privately funded project of the san francisco giantsan francisco and the state. it will be a mini city within the city, much located on vast parking lots used mostly for at&t games and events. >> a little taller than the buildings of mission bay, but in doing that, that cleared out a lot of ground area to do some large regional waterfront parks but i think they are going to be really well appreciated not only by the new residents but by the people that live there. >> reporter: the giants will build 1500 housing units. >> 40% affordable to a range of incomes up to moderate incomes and that's obviously a groundbreaking thing for san francisco. >> reporter: the giants will also build 1.4 million square feet of office space and a quarter million feet of ground floor retail space making this a significant unified live- work complex and something else. >> i think the idea for the giants is to have a place that's a 24/7 destination that con complement the mission bay area and ballpark patrons. >> reporter: the mission rock project is in superv

a report on this year's vaccine's effectiveness is due out shortly. >>> the san francisco giants season got off to a official start with the fan fest. thousands turned out to check out the field and the new players.>> reporter: fans lined up early to be the first to the giants fan fest. >> i got here at 4:30 pm yesterday afternoon. friday afternoon. >> reporter: but even before fan fest got underway, ticket sales got underway. the fans were ready to port -- put last season's record behind him.>> we will come back. they just had to get the practicing, and we will win. >> reporter: are you going to stick around for autographs?>> we are going to try to. >> reporter: the gates opened up and fans flooded into at&t, getting up close and personal with some of the new faces on the team and some familiar faces. the manager said that he likes the roster that he has going into the season. >> we need our new guys to help us out, and this is great evidence that we are going to succeed. and also on hand is brian stowe, a man who was attacked in a dodgers game several years ago. >> we are going to win

committee, alice rogers, toby levine and of course i want to recognize the project sponsor, the san francisco giants for really truly committing to a project that works for san francisco. their very mucher that lives in san in -- developer lives in san francisco. they're going to see us every day. i think it really matters a lot to have developers that are committed to working through very difficult conversations to figure out how we can come up with a project that works for all of us. of course, i want to also acknowledge the port and our director along with the office of economic workforce development, the planning department, the mayor's office and the city attorney. i will hand over the presentation to the port. i saw -- >> supervisor, before we move into the presentation, there are other members of the board that would like to make comments as well. >> before we bring up the port to speak, we have members of the board that would like to make opening comments, and i know there will be a number of questions from board members about this project. but i do want to just acknowledge that the board kn

that is considered one of the worst trades in san francisco giants history. he also played briefly with the oakland a's before retiring in 1974. he remains hospitalized this afternoon, family members are with him at the hospital. the giants organization is not revealing many details. obviously, his family, friends and fans are hoping for positive outcome. >> all right. thank you. >> the two men charged in the oakland fire pleaded not guilty. defense attorneys say their clients are being made scapegoats. they blame lives within the -- the landlord. it is the oakland fire department, the building inspectors and planning department, it was a complete failure on the part of local government. >> today a trial date was set for july 16. both men will be in court next month. >>> a man accused of killing an eight-year-old was back in court. he was 18 when he was arrested for stabbing the little girl after raping her. the defense asked for time to review new documents. they plan to file a written. they are confident the decision will stand. >> he is a juvenile and he ne

san francisco. take the pie and expand more for everyone. in this matter, supervisor kim, giants, labor, community have weighed in on a for-profit project with 40% affordable housing. we hope that becomes the gold standard for san francisco as we go forward. so just -- i won't leave you with my personal note. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. (please stand by) >> strong neighborhoods and communities versus financial profit and taxes, the city makes taxes whenever we can. i'm here knocking on the door of market rate rents. overhead, please. 80-year-old gal, her market rate rent went up $600. she moved to another building and stroked ten months later. wonderful little couple. both of these are the nicest people. this couple, i didn't get a chance to shoot the photograph of that. this is the second rent increase. one of our residents who is still living there, a long time resident, about 20 years, she worked for the giants. she has to continue working for the giants because her below market rate apartment isn't paid for by her social security. section 8

the san francisco board of supervisors approved the plan by the san francisco giants to turn 20 acres of land into minicity within the city. >> is across the bridge from the ballpark that is where we find tom vacar with details. >> reporter: think about the mission, the marina, they are all many cities within the city and so will this be but this one will be on steroids. it is called the mission rock project in almost totally privately funded project of the san francisco giants in cooperation with the city of san francisco in the state. it will be in minicity within the city. much located on vast parking lot use mostly for at&t games and events. spoke little taller than the buildings of mission bay and in doing that i cleared out a lot of the ground area to do large regional water from parks that i think will be well appreciated not only by the new residents but by the people that live there. >> reporter: the giants will build 1500 housing units. >> 40% affordable to range of incomes up into moderate incomes that is a ground breaking thing for san francisco. >> reporter: the giants wi

he was such a great champion of the san francisco giants, when i was in washington d.c. i was invited to the white house when the giants won the world series and he was wearing the big ring and he said do you want to try it on? yes. so he just loved the city so much that i'm really grateful to be one of his appointees. we invite public comment. >>> next item? >> next item is number seven to be powered by 100% renewable power by 2030. the sponsor is director deborah raphael this item is for discussion. >> thank you. so anthony, are you going to -- >> sfgtv can we have the computer display. >> and commissioners you have the handout for my slides. i know the screens here are pretty fuzzy, at least what we're looking at. so this is a familiar image to those of us in the room who work with the department and city and climate action goals. we believe that talking about climate change like in phrases like we have to get 80% below 1990 levels by 2050 makes everybody's eyes glaze over and you don't know what that means or what to do. in san francisco when we talk about climate goa

. >>> the san francisco giants today say hall of famer orlando cepeda condition is improving one week suffering a cardiac event. today, the giants issued an update by saying the orlando cepeda family would like to thank the baseball family for their concern and well wishes for orlando. we are pleased to report that orlando continues to make significant progress everyday and please continue to keep him in his thoughts and prayers. orlando cepeda is 80 years old and was taken to the hospital after he fell and hit his head and suffered a cardiac event. orlando cepeda was known as the baby bull it is 17 seasons. he played for atlanta, boston, and kansas city also. great news there. >> we wish him all the best.>>> the sharks make a trade and find out who is coming to san jose and what it could mean for the team. >>> the warriors are taking on the knicks and one warrior gets the attention of a madison square garden celebrity. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a

el agente libre ha acordado un contrato de liga menor con los san francisco giants.a ha llegado de ser tan preocupante como la epidemia de gripe porcina presentada en 2009. palmira: los mÉdicos han encontrado que algunos ataques al corazÓn estÁn ligados a la influenza. palmira: seguimos recibiendo los vÍdeos de los pequeÑos que nos cuentan lo que aprendieron en la escuela. fÁtima dice que aprendiÓ que todos debemos de reciclar y reusar para salvar al planeta. ramÓn: en nuestro segmento llamado "hoy aprendÍ" compartiremos solos lo que aprendieron sus hijos en las aulas escolares. palmira este vÍdeo lo puede enviar por facebook o por correo noticias14@univision.com que pase buenas noches. peresenta gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de viernes -- presentador: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche. denuncian que el departamento de seguridad interna viola la protecciÓn de legal de la fauna silvestre al construir un muro en la frontera. arrestan a policÍas por integrar-- por entregar jÓvenes a grupos de delincuencia organizada. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor

san francisco. take the pie and expand more for everyone. in this matter, supervisor kim, giants, labor, community have weighed in on a for-profit project with 40% affordable housing. we hope that becomes the gold standard for san francisco as we go forward. so just -- i won't leave you with my personal note. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. (please stand by)

. >>> we have an update tonight on former san francisco giant great orlando cepeda who is hospitalized in fairfield following a cardiac event last weekend. our sports director mark ibanez is here now. today you spoke to juan mar shell. he visited cepeda in the hospital. it was emotional. >> emotional and encouraging. i mean, these two guys go way back early '60s with the giants. and you know, juan lives in miami, florida now and he heard about orlando and made haste to get back out here. he is being inducted into the multicultural sports hall of fame tonight and he was in the east bay and couple of hours ago i had a chance to sit down with juan and talk about his career and his friend orlando who he visited yesterday in the hospital. >> yesterday i went to the hospital and i -- when i left the hospital, i was so happy because i talked to him and he opened his eyes. and i told him to grab my hand and he did. so the person that was taking care of him right at the hospital told me that's a good sign because yesterday, he didn't do nothing like that. so i am very happy and i know that he g

we will also be hearing from a couple others, the project sponsors with the san francisco giants and a senior project manager from oci, to give a presentation on this redevelopment plan amendment before we hear the mission rock project area plant. thank you, mr. martin. >> thank you. good afternoon, president breed, supervisors. mike martin, deputy director for the port of san francisco. i'm here on behalf of the president and the port commission and executive director elaine forbes. she's staffing our port commission meeting, so i have the honor of being here before you today. i know she wanted to be here very much to see this very significant day on a very significant project for the mother -- port. the project began with the approval of senate bill 815. sb815 created an innovative bargain structured around port property for things like housing and office in exchange for the increased revenues from such development. i think that sparked an opportunity to move from what is currently an under used surface parking lot and turning that into housing units, office and retail space to ser

tuvo un histÓrico paso por los san francisco giants.su historia. va a ser esta noche sÓlo a las 11:00 p.m. ramÓn: seguimos recibiendo los vÍdeos de sus pequeÑos que nos cuentan quÉ aprendieron en su escuela. almira: rebeca va en tercer grado-- palmira: rebeca va en el tercer grado de preparatoria. rebeca: me llamo rebeca y tengo nueve aÑos. hoy aprendÍ divisiones. ramÓn: participÉ en el cemento "hoy aprendÍ" para que pueda ver a sus niÑos en vivo en nuestro noticiero. palmira: en viena su vÍdeo de 30 segundos por facebook o a noticias 14@univisiÓn.net. much federica: [ríe] ♪ ilia: es martes 20 de febrero, estas son las principales noticias. hablan en exclusiva con univisiÓn los padres del con venezolano que muriÓ la semana pasada en la matanza de la escuela del sur de la florida. mientras el presidente trump ordena buscar regulaciones para prohibir los dispositivos que convierten armas semiautomÁticas en automáticas, legisladores de la florida rechazan intento de prohibir fusiles de asalto . hispanos de arizona denuncia discriminaciÓn y

that was also first year the giants played in san francisco. >>> an east bay man is recovering from a gunshot wound after meeting two people he thought wanted to buy his car. that meeting turned into a carjacking, a shooting, and a wild police chase much caught on camera. jodi hernandez got hold of the surveillance video, joins us live showing us the scary moments. jodi? >> reporter: janel, witnesses tell us it was terrifying. the car owner and a police officer were injured during that carjacking and chase. tonight the two suspects remain on the loose. you're looking at surveillance video of a carjacking going sideways in east oakland. >> it's scary. it was very, very scary. >> reporter: police say it all started when the owner of a porsche suv met with two prospective car buyers for a test drive. police say instead of a test drive they shot the car owner in the elbow, then took off, sparking a police chase into a dead end street. >> i saw an suv just shoot out this way. >> reporter: witnesses say the suv made a quick u-turn and crashed into the police car that was in pursuit. >> basi

we are reporting from scottsdale. >> reporter: we are here in scottsdale at the home of the san francisco giants. the lockers are waiting for the players to come in. this is pitchers and catchers time. the giants have a high profile catcher. it is hard to believe that buster posey is starting his 10th major league season. he says it is a championship drought. he has never come to camp on a 98 loss season.>> for us to lose that many games, i know our expectations were higher than that. >> he is happy with the giants in the off-season. they acquired veteran players.>> they said we may have carried this down and start over but unfortunately for us they put is where we want to be. they added players such as jackson. i know they feel like we can do that. now it is up to us to go out and do it. >> aged 30 is a marker in pro sports. how much longer will be his career? he will be 31 next month. his veteran status has changed how he views his career.>> i am not 24 anymore. there are only a few more years that i can play. i want to make the most of the time that i have left to play the game that i enjoy s

san francisco residents. for too long, the city southern eastern waterfront has been disconnected from the public that especially hurts some of the city's historically under served neighborhoods. the san francisco giantsare invested in this, and they have been responsive in addressing the city's needs for more active recreation opportunities. we are thrilled to see the san francisco giant's commitments to parks, especially prioritizing putting a new park as the first phase of their plan. the parks alliance is also particularly pleased with the considerations that have been made to address sea level rise. the creation of open waterfront and investment towards the usable methods of transportation such as bike connects and bike share stations. although parks and recreations is our organize's priority, we want to applaud the community pledge to keeping 40% of the project affordable housing. we hope you would join us in supporting the mission rocks project as a whole. thank you for your time. >> thank you. arnold townsend. >> thank you, president brandon, commissioners. arnold townsend. i just want to rise to support this development. i've been involved with this several years now, and the development is j

he joins many others who have had their san francisco giants numbers retired.re are six others with the new york joints organization. they're going to celebrate this on august 11th, 2018. the game against the pirates. >>> we will see you back here at noon. ♪ you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or

the san francisco giants baseball legend, we learned today, early last night, he was working out at a gym at his home in fairfield, when he left he evidently collapsed and hit his head, fortunately, he was with two friends at the time and they immediately called 911. he was taken to a nearby hospital, and as of this afternoon he was unconscious and not able to breathe on his own. he is 80 years old. in the meantime, back in st. louis, the san jose sharks are doing their thing. they did win three games. this is the cutest kid in sports. he was banging on the glass. and jonas comes in from the left side to score. they did need this sensational play by none other than brent brent burns. -- brent burns. it went to the edge and it did not cross the line. and the sharks pull it out 3-2. >>> we have time to check this out. a young golfer at a young show in minneapolis had to make this putt, at steak a $75,000 -- what was at stake a $75,000 bow. -- boat. and also $25,000 in cash. >> there are a lot of lakes in minnesota. >> he is the happiest man. the happiest a man is is when he gets a boat

it is funded by the san francisco giants. it will transform a parking lot right across from at&t part incidents. stores cafis of 1500 housing units. it has a one $.6 billion price tag. construction is expected to start next year.>>> think this valentine's day like a giant pillow fight. hundreds of people gathered in san francisco this evening to take part in an annual tradition. -- nothing says valentine's day.>> reporter: to make the mess easier to sweep. it still look like a blizzard at the ferry building. a few hundred people at the stroke of 6 launching into a free-for-all with friends and strangers. hitting the person with no pillow. rough enough that it's a mentally some retreat to the sidelines and catch their breath before more punishment.>> all is fair in love and pillows. and tv cameras are not fair.>>> is engaged couple launch their warfare with a kiss. they expect this will become their romantic tradition once they have tied the knot. >> reporter: have you done this before? this couple came from san diego. to char

. >>> well, the san francisco giants season got off to an unofficial start today with the annual fanfest. >> reporter: fans lined up early to be among the first in the giants fanfest, none earlier than mark gram. >> i got here 4:30 yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: but even before fanfest got under way tickets got under way. >> i'm a try fan and i'll be back. >> who do you want? >> pence. >> reporter: the gate opened up and fans flooded into at&t. manager bruce says he likes the roster he has going into the season. >> we have got to build up and okay our new guys can help us -- of course our new guys can help us out. >> reporter: the teams super fan making a super prediction for the season. >> we're going to win the world series. >> reporter: they'll have to talk on longtime rival the dodgers. they're opener is set for april 3. >>> and in san francisco china town's lunker new year -- lunar new year celebration. the dog is a symbol of love and family. the annual flower market has a long history that dates back to the late 1800s. >>> well, if you love tequila's heather has more for you. >>

giants!"at a-t-and-t park in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. speaking of baseball ... arizona. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)a cooling trend is forecast to continue through monday as an upper level trough settles over the region. this trough may also result in widely scattered showers at times across the southern portion of our forecast area from late today through tuesday night. otherwise, dry weather is expected to continue through the week and into next weekend. ( marty ) the boys of summer are about to get back to work. the giants and the a's are both about to kick off the 2018 season in arizona. catching a spring training match-up is an easy getaway that comes with some unexpected desert perks. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now..(ááá2 shot on camááá)(ááádanaááá) with spring homes in scottsdale and mesa, their stadiums are only about 15 minutes apart, so catching both teams in action is easy.but with so much to see in the desert.. squeezing in those baseball games can get tough. it almost se

struggling to live in san francisco, too. >> reporter: district 6 supervisor and mayoral candidate jane kim said she's thrilled this project is happening in her district and commends the giants. >> they're a team that's really rooting for san franciscans and i think this will be a model project for the country in terms of how we build mixed income fronts. >> reporter: before the vote the supervisor wavered on her support for mission rock. >> i don't know how i'll vote probably until i get in there. >> reporter: her main concern, a lack of public schools in that area. >> at mission rock it's 40% below market rate, which is fabulous, but then those families will need a school to send their children to and we already have an existing population in mission bay and there's no school for them there. >> reporter: expect the city skyline to change 1 again thanks to prop d voters approved in 2015. buildings at mission rock will range from 90 to 240 feet. so this project hasn't been officially approved quite yet and as ken mentioned, it's supposed to be happening any moment now. we'll have an update at 6:00 tonight. from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> amazon's latest

baseball player has ties to the florida high school. 25-year-old armis garcia, catcher of the san francisco giants grew up in broward county. stoneman douglas high school is northwest of that area. garcia says although he didn't attend that high school, he has close friends who did. >> it's devastating. you know, it's not really anymore words than that. you know, like you said, it's home, so whenever something like that happens back home, it's definitely crushing. >> garcia did not say if he knew any of the victims. and pitcher, tyler sere is doing his part to help those affected by the north bay fires. the giants prospect from fremont asked teammates and friends to donate gear and equipment to young athletes who lost everything. he started a go fund me account for the victims. his efforts helped raise more than $70,000, and just last month he held a baseball clinic by santa rosa. >>> berkeley police officers went undercover at cafe strada to catch the thieves. the cafe across the street from the campus has been a hot spot for electronic thefts. around 7:45 that evening, four people entered the ca

. >>> new information this morning on the health of san francisco giants' legend orlando sepeda. the team said he remains in the hospital in critical condition after suffering what's called a cardiac incident on monday night. the giants asked fans to keep orlando and the family in thoughts and prayers. the slugger known as "baby bull" played for the giants from 1958 to 1966. they retired no. 30 in 1999, the same year he was voted into the hall of fame. >> a week ago today, a former student opened fire on a florida high school killing 17 people, and survivors are now rallying with hundreds of other students at the state capitol. students are demanding and end to gun violence. this is a live picture from p k parkland, florida. meantime, lawmakers rejected a ban on semiautomatic rifles. students plan to hold rallies with lawmakers and vowing to storm washington next. >> not trying to eliminate all guns, but we cannot protect our guns before we protect our children. >> president trump will host a listening session this afternoon with survivors of the florida shooting as well as the s

because bob melvin's career also began with the san francisco giants. >> how about that usa women's hockeye. how big is that? >> that was one of the great finishes we've seen. maybe not the lake placid level but it was huge. lake placid was over finland and beat tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and the rest of the morning crew will ha >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> we'll have all of the news to

mayor george mascone fought to keep the san francisco giants here. congresswoman nancy pelosi became the first woman to serve as speaker of the house of representatives in 2007. those who live, work or visit san francisco are fortunate to experience traces of the earliest contributions and creations of san francisco italian culture in businesses, shops, daily lives throughout north beach. every time i'm in north beach, i'm reminded of my great uncle and aunt who met in north beach. he was a fixture there in the '50s and '60s and she was the bell evidence secretary at the grammar school. they were both so proud of their italian heritage and i hope they would be proud of the steps we're taking here today. i want to thank the coalition of italian-american organizations and lorenzo ortono. i also want to thank supervisor peskin that represents north beach. this ordinance seeks to honor all italians for past and present contributions to san francisco and it seems to recognize the rich heritage of italian-americans and to celebrate their im measurable contr

the board of supervisors unanimously approved the san francisco giants' mission rock project. it will transform a 28-acre parking lot south of at&t park into retail shops, offices and housing including 1300 units for middle income families. >> we are targeting units for families between $80,000 and $150,000 a year because we know so much of our middle class who earn good wages in san francisco are struggling to live in san francisco. >> the billion-dollar project will be funded by the developer, bonds and taxpayers. >>> the white house doing damage control after the fbi testified on the domestic violence scandal involving a top staffer. rob porter accused of abusing his two ex-wives. as allen martin explains, that's now raising questions about background checks conducted on members of the trump administration. >> mr. president, do you have a message to domestic violence victims? >> reporter: president trump once again dodged questions about former white house staff secretary rob porter. >> do you believe rob porter's ex-wife, mr. president? >> reporter: porter resigned after t

. >>> speaking of pitching, former san francisco giant's ace lincecum is reportedly taking the mound again in the major leagues but not for the g-men. he has a guaranteed contract with an unnamed team. lincecum has spent the past year away from the game. the two-time cy young winner sat out last season after a dismal stint with the l.a. angels in 2016 carrying a 9.6 e.r.a. >>> the giants tweeted videos and pictures from scottsdale, arizona. they're trying to bounce back from a 98-loss season with help from newcomers, andrew mccutcheon and evan longoria. the first game is against the brewers. the oakland a's in mesa, arizona, they posted videos and pictures on social media. ricky henderson was there to chat with players and get them pumped up a bit. the first spring game on friday. >>> it's a good thing they're training in scottsdale, because the weather has been a little wild. let's talk more about the wild weather hitting the bay area. new video into the newsroom from david nguyen in the oakland hills showing tiny snowflakes falling into the palm of his hand. could be tiny hail as w

coming up what the san francisco giants are looking to do with some land in your at&t ballpark. >>> the book of moorman is now playing in san francisco, we will speak with one of the stars who grew up in the area. get in for lunch now at olive garden with lunch duos, starting at $6.99. choose your favorite pasta, sandwich, or our new meatball pizza bowl and pair it with all the soup or salad and breadsticks you want. get never ending value for lunch at olive garden. >>> spring is in the air in arizona where baseball players are preparing for the upcoming season and trying to make opening day rosters. joe fonzi is in arizona joining us from the giants facility in scottsdale. >> reporter: good morning. i thought i should give you the daily weather update. yesterday in mesa as we were looking at the satellite they should be getting rain. he had no more god in those words out of his mouth and it started raining. we had rain overnight and we heard someone say they got more rain in the last 24 hours compared to the past six months but it does not look like that will happen again today. in sco

. >>> all right, well, how about your oakland a's and san francisco giants.hey are gearing up as they continue to play. good news on their front. here are the giants and a's of course. mark will have live reports that will kickoff tonight and will carry through into the weekend. >>> the window for the mavericks surf competition are not right. they are confident this will happen next year because they plan to open the window. we look forward to that event. >> that will wake you up in the morning. >> this year was the first time for women. >>> i don't surf but i'll watch it. i do enjoy watching maverick. >> it's amazing. >> i'm more of a golfer guy if you must know. >> if you are driving on 580 you can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive on 580. there have been no major problems into livermoore. you will see slow traffic already. right at 238 it's heavy. busy traffic there but after that at union city. northbound on the right you can see traffic looks okay for downtown oakland but it's an 10 to 15 minute delay. . >>reporter: the system is snow beginnin