san francisco. from 83-2002, he is president of wge ventures ink, which were engaged in commercial and residential real state. the signature development were the met ron in district 6. the san francisco medical center 1 and 2 and the 4 seasons hotel [inaudible] mr. caulines practice law with the firms of stein heart and [inaudible] a former at the state level seck riitary of the business and housing agency for the state of california, he coordinateed the management of housing [inaudible] department of real state at the state level. he served on the board of california housing finance agency. he has city planning back ground working with [inaudible] cook and associates and among the major spauckts was directing the comehensive study economic and [inaudible] housing requirements for development of down town san francisco. in feb he was appointed by the mare toorb the san francisco art commission and make the art [inaudible] reach the community [inaudible] san francisco art instustute [inaudible] as board member of the museum of modern art he sieves on the ecective xhutty [inaudible] a former trusty of [inaudible] and san francisco state dmoo university foundation. going back mr. caulines received the

. >> special early valentine's day at the san francisco va medical center hospital today. county student sent more than 3000 valentine's to veterans. congresswoman spear was behind outpouring of support. she was inspired by columnist ann landers who encouraged her readers to send card to them on have tines day. >> and valentine's indicate came early at the peping winen closure at the california academy of sigh neps golden gate park. biologist passed out heart shape valentine's to the african penguin which seem to really appreciate it. penguin usually take them back to the living spaces and shred them. they like to use soft material including leaves and twig and paper to fluff up the nest and that often encourages couples to breed. >> well more to come here tonight on 7 news at 9:00. did this highway patrol officer go too far taking down an uncooperative passenger? in this case a fellow peace peace officere- the vicious winter storm that has descended on the eastern sea board moving up the coast. latest on it. >> meet the new spokeswoman for the california drought. how did l

. one of the medical centers is in san francisco. the university of california has been negotiating with the unions for more than a year. and school officials argue the strike will only hurt students, patients and the community. >>> google is pulling the plug on its free citywide wi-fi service in mountainview. they installed it eight years ago, but the network hasn't kept up with the demands for data. google is going to take it down over the next couple months. mountainview city council is considering a plan this week to build a new public wi-fi system for the downtown area. >>> jimmy fallon's first week of the "tonight show" pulled in big ratings. last night with guests justin timberlake, the show had 8.8 million viewers. it capped a week of ratings that haven't been matched since the cheers final in 1993. next week will be the audience retention test. the olympic games played a role in the ratings. thelady, jerry seinfeld, lady gaga, will ferrell and u2, to name a few. >>> let's bring in the man, the man. >> i'm a star, terry? >> c

san jose convention center. >>> san francisco supervisors will get an update on an agreement that allows california pacific medicalter to build the new hospital on van ness avenue. the owner and the city reached a deal in march of last year that calls for sutter to guarantee jobs, build housing, and commit to keeping another hospital st. luke's, open. a coalition of 50 community and labor groups will attend the hearing. >>> a month after a court battle to keep a 13-year-old on a ventilator and feeding tube, jahi mcmath mother is breaking her silence posting a letter thanking the public for their support. the letter did not give any specific on the 13-year-old's condition. she was declared brain dead in oakland at children's hospital, but she sees positive changes in her daughter" can tell you that she is much better physically since she has last children's hospital and i see changes that give me hope." >> fremont police hope someone will recognize a man who broke into a car using a golf club to break the windows out the 24 hour fitness on the parkway. a witness took the pictures with a small phone january 17. he w

the workers went on strike last may and november at five medical centers including ucsf at san franciscopresents patient care and service workers including custodians, employees and gardeners. they have not been able to reach a new contract deal. >> 8:39. it looks like san francisco is out romancing terrorist as the city of love. san francisco is the best city. san francisco have plenty of places to go on a date. this is a good reminder of what friday is. >> valentines day. time is just about 8:40. what a slaughter house is doing now after a huge beef recall and also why the north bay cattle ranchers say what we call is not necessary. >> reporter: we're live in wood side where legendary star shirley temple black dies at 85. >> right now we're still seeing heavy conditions around the south bay as you can see, 280 is slow in both directions. we'll run this down for you and have other drive times. >> areas of fog still persistent but areas of sun beginning to break through for few. no rain. can we find any this week or wait until next week? good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in

medical center. >> : traffic is also a nightmare coming in san francisco's will apply from the bay bridge toll plaza rain is up to the north and to the delta up. portions of the sourcing a little below down over the peninsula and in to the south bay boys brand certainly going to be picking up in the overnight hours. so far today we've seen very angry falls totals down in san jose it's been over 7 in. of rain. just a few hundreds and can't do. >> : rainfall is going to pick up dramatically in to tomorrow morning were going to see several inches of rain what was all said and done. airline were going to continue his seemingly light showers and couple of areas. >> : the heavy what rain picking up again saturday morning pretty widespread as well. at a clock it continues. at 8:00 it continues. >> : the computer model showing you how it's favoring in the north bay. for some of the heavier cells. as a move into sunday morning will see another rain round of heavy rain. but the clock is down over the south bay and will see shower and conditions there the rest of the evening. on sunday rainfall totals are goin

add to that 13,000 patient care workers from uc's five medical centers who say they will strike in solidarity. one of those is in san francisco. the university of california has been negotiating with the unions for more than a year now. school officials argue that the strike will only hurt students, patients and the community. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" we head back to season where janelle wang uncovered appear olympic park mystery. >>> and google is cutting off its free wi-fi on the peninsula. what mountain view is doing to replace the service. >>> and we have plenty of low clouds outside this morning. misty skies closer to san francisco. a look at your seven-day forecast when we come right back. >>> take a look at san rafael. the clouds there just a little bit lower than they are in san jose. a wild start to the day, but the good news is you can enjoy the mild temperatures because there is rain on the way. >>> sochi's olympic park is brand new, but there is something inside the park that is a century old, and only a handful of people know about it, including our own super sleuth, janelle wang. >> reporter: you coul

medical center. we'll have the very latest tonight at 11:00, and, of course, be sure to follow us on twitter. >>> a former san francisco teacher has been arrested in mountain view, accused of trying to have sex with a 17-year-old boy. police say carlin edelman was looking to finally meet the boy he had been communicating with online, but the boy turned out to be a mountain view police detective. investigators say edelman had exchanged pornographic videos and pictures and thought he was dealing with a minor and now detectives are looking for other possible victims. >> suspect proactively contacting what he thought was a 17-year-old male, basically for sex. >> edelman had been a teacher at the academy of arts and sciences in san francisco but resigned in september of last year. the school district says his departure had nothing to do with any wrong doing. edelman also worked at lowell and lincoln high schools. the district says a background check was done prior to hiring him. >>> could last april's armed sabotage of a pse&g substation in the south bay been a terrorist attack? it happened in south san jose. phone lines cu

medical emergencies. >> another place to help keep our kids safe opens today. the san francisco children's advocacy center officially opens this morning at 8-30. the new center on third street near cargo way hopes to provide a support system for families wanting to stop the cycle of child abuse. services include education and training for parents. and a place where police, doctors, social workers and family members can come together to investigate abuse. the c-a-c hopes to serve two-thousand children in just it's first five years. >> the blue angels fly in to the bay area to talk about coming back to fleet week. a rep from the u-s navy jet team will land at oakland international airport around noon. that's where the blue angels will call home for the big event. mark your calendars.san francisco fleet week is october tenth through the 13th. tickets went on sale february first. >> i am so glad that they are coming back. >> also back is the range. we have to storms are going to come through. >> we are mostly seeing light rain along the coastline. storm tracker 4 shows a lot of green on the screen. not all of

medical research. no place in the world has anything like that. and we have cambridge but we also have san francisco and we have san diego. we have ten centers one. we have ten. so that's our window on the future and it is working really well. >> it's always been a place where knowledge was absolutely the ultimate currency. >> and you can get good coffee now. >> alwaysad a great coffee, by the way, i wasn't there for myself, i was there visiting my kids. you say that companies, american companies, are producing a quarter of the world's gdp. >> yeah. >>ost people don't realize that. >> what's ppened is that the positive trends that are going on in the u.s. have been lost in all of the noise, particularly in washington, as we squabble and try to come to either no agreement or hash over old agreemen facts are that the united states corporations, that manufacturing is alive and well and getting bigger in the united states and it stopped growing in china. >> and we should be clear, that's great news, the fact is that american u.s. multi national sent millions of middle class jobs to china, to romania, to all over the world. >> absolutely. >> the

medical center and is expected to be okay. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: a historic stained glass window snatched from a san francisco church.t saint boniface church in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. father john harden discovered the loss shortly after three monday afternoon. whoever stole it had to walk through the sanctuary with the five foot window to leave the church. >> to actually take a whole window out of the church that's pretty amazing. it's a hundred and six years old and was brought over from germany and because of the german parish and it's a stained glass window of saint boniface the patron saint of this church. it's a very sacred thing a sacred piece of art for us. the father says the >> pam: stainedglass can't be replaced. it had been a part of the church since 1908. >> pam: the recent train was not enough to clinch the drought emergency. as kron4 dan come and report the east bay-supple utility district is asking more their rain 1 million customers to reduce their water usage by 10 percent. she's so if you take 10 percent of that is 25 gal.. >> reporter: rainfall was at 24% average now at 50%. still that

again, valley medical center closed to incoming ambulances because of a hazmat situation. five san franciscohe five officers were indicted yesterday following a lengthy investigation. it is tied to raids on hotels in 2011 where some of the officers were reportedly caught on surveillance video forcing their way into hotel rooms without justification stealing money, property, and drugs. >>> welcome back 9:28 the right now. there was a waterspout reported off the coast of monterey. looking at green there right now. you'll find very heavy rain across the santa cruz mountains. could not be surprised of more reports of funnel clouds today and small hail this afternoon. we'll track that all morning long. keep it here on nbc as this radar continues to stay lit up. >>> anthony, we had a tough, tough morning. flooding in the south bay, lots of flooding reported on roadways. some have started to open. over here, this bridge, the san mateo bridge shows you the remember innoce remnants of the water on the bridge. eastbound 580 has cleared. we're clearing out of castro valley and into oakland. >>> thank y