san francisco does not deserve a shortened down tower. the skyline of the past 40 years and needs a break out of its tired conservative change that has stalled progress of any future iconic towers that are talked about but never truly realized or built because of selfish politics that go on in this city. san francisco needs visionaries that have the foresight and daring and are not afraid of change. san francisco needs the original design of 1,200 feet to rise to a breathtaking height that will certainly do justice to our beautiful skyline for all the world to enjoy and visit. the short and design of the tower would not have an observation deck or an entertaining restaurant for the visiting public to enjoy. all great cities have one or more shadows but does that stop you from visiting them? for one special time and for this special tower, cannot the board, the plan department -- the planning department -- can i have a few more minutes? >> everyone gets three minutes. you can turn in your comments to the play department. >> thank you. >> good evening,

this is what would be the san francisco skyline, but you cannot see it. the fog is heaviest in santa rosa, napa and oakland, they are all at a quarter mile the stability. sfo is that one eighth of a mile visibility. when our 10 minute arrival delays. look for all three bay area airports to review reporting interrupted service being cut of the. we will talk more about this and the strong winds that we are expecting for wednesday and thursday coming off a little bit. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. more on a brazen shooting in oakland, eight people are wrong if including a one-year-old. details coming up as the kron4 news continues.

wind is not very strong at this moment the duty storm out west to california print out their san francisco skylinewith the storm system its way across the country right there a couple of days away, and back to tell you more about how that might impact early next week and look into next week seven day forecast and a moment the all important current forecast for the weekend variable cloudiness that is the brunt of forecast mainly clear tonight the computer does that at times seems to be a friday night favorite i think we've read this one last friday maybe that is what it is i do not know we were not party and in the weather office believe may do not know if there tonight temperatures in the mid 30's during the day tomorrow in nice day mostly sunny quite windy and milder height 57 degrees increase in 15 degrees 15 mi. per hour winds gusting to 30 mi. per hour. partly cloudy and a 47-51 degrees for low temperatures pretty nice. have not been that high temperatures past couple of days. more extensive clouds dead tomorrow on sunday with the very much so isolated showers not a lot of rain and peaks of so

serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one

>>erica: we saw some sunshine on the golden gate bridge, as look at the san francisco's skyline, some of those clouds are beginning to push their way past. more sunshine bay area wide. we did have a patchy fog to deal with earlier this morning, especially into the north bay. that is no longer the case, no more problems with visibility. in the afternoon we will remain dry with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the mid-50s. things will remain drive for the next couple of days. by 2:00 p.m., the blue on the screen indicates everybody's sitting in the fifties. right now, things are drive around the bay area. what weather infiltrating a debate. there is a band of yellow and orange is letting the bay area and half. moderate-heavy rainfall and the evening and overnight. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows sunshine over the next couple of days. wednesday is when we introduce wet weather to the forecast, especially into the afternoon. thursday looks to be a pretty what thanksgiving. but in time for black friday we dry things up and clear things out with more sunshine headed int

. >>> san francisco city skyline is about to get brighter. the buildings will be lit in the 25th lighting ceremony. 17,000 fight also light up the four buildings. they will be turned on at six. we will bring that to you. >> occupy san francisco to some it's a political movement. others it's a homeless camp. why some say the mess aim age is getting lost. >> i may call is a cancer surgery, remove the tumor and get treatment at once. . >>> complete bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu channel 2news. >> is this hear to make a point about social injustice or is it a magnet for the homeless? we have new numbers on how many people are occupying the plaza who will there because they have nowhere else to go. a struggle that's happening with the camp. >> it's drizzling, but it hasn't hurt the camp. many say it's the best way to keep the occupy movement in the public eye. others just see a public eye sore. this man is an architect downtown and a big supporter of occupy. he said the camp is becoming more about the issue surrounding homelessness

san francisco. you cannot see anything. typically live be able to see the skyline with transamerica building but we cannot see anything this morning. the fog is to thick. here is a closer look at the tests. this chart is showing you how visibility is reduced. less than 1 mi. visibility. that is what we are dealing with this morning. you can see how intense these conditions are. a dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m.. visibility is under a quarter of a mile. give yourself plenty of time this morning, you will need it. temperatures have not moved a lot. we have not really gotten into the '50s just yet, except for mountain view. and things will steadily warm up as we head into the early morning hours. cox sunrise and about 10 minutes. this afternoon things will be all right. mid-60's around the media bay. the upper 60s near mountain view and los daughters. across the north bay the 60 degree mark is a general trend. thick ones would get rid of the fog will looking for a partly cloudy to mostly sunny afternoon. no more rain, as far as the 7 day around a vacancy.

this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking at the skyline of san francisco.oday we had high temperatures bank anywhere between 58 to 68 degrees, the warmest location gilroy. it will be sunny and warmer wednesday. this is the scene towards the bay bridge and currently we have temperatures in the 50s, plummetting quickly as sun set at 5:03. waxing gibbous moon, will be full on thursday. crisp conditions again tonight and for the next couple of days temperatures over 70 degrees before the rain arrives later on this week. tonight not as cold. 36 in santa rosa. that's up from 32 degrees last night. low 40s throughout santa clara through sunnyvale. upper 30s in concord through clayton and 47 degrees mountain view all the way to los gatos. area of low pressure pushes against the pacific northwest, some of the clouds riding up and over this ridge of high pressure of the we refer to that as a dirty ridge allowing some of these clouds to drift in but nevertheless we'll still be dry but we will refer to it as partly sunny conditions. 60s beaches, upper 60s, 70s across t

san francisco. >>> a raid involving federal agents near skyline high school.wner says he's not sure what's going on. >>> i just contacted a high- ranking police officer i know. o.p.d. was involved in the raid a couple hundred yards from skyline high school. i spoke to the son of the owner of the house and he says he still can't believe what happened. the son's owner told me that one of the reasons they can't believe what's going on is, they don't even live in the home anywear. the home is in foreclosure. the house is being prepared for sale. he says that some people were staying there. they were fixing up the house in exchanges for a lower price. but other than that, he doesn't know what's going on. >> my initial reaction was to contact you guys as quick as possible and clear the family name. we are no longer associationed with that house -- associated with that house. >> reporter: u.s. marshals, the chp, oakland police, snipers and k-9s broke down the door at 26 kathy lane. looking at this video, it doesn't look like anyone has lived here regularly or recentl

skyline. it beat out san francisco which had won the award 18 years in a row.. charleston mayor joe riley. >> you know when people come to charleston, whether they are from the u.s. or from another continent, for the first time, they always are surprised. it's like they didn't know this kind of place existed in america. >> reporter: charleston was a cradle of the confederacy. it was here the first shots of the civil war were fired. that history can be felt all around from streets paved in stones once used at ballasts in sailing ships and the city market where vendors still sell their handmade crafts and that doesn't touch on the great southern cuisine. these are the draws for visitors to charleston where the thrill rides don't occur on twisting scream machines, but rather on more sedate vehicles. >> we regulate very carefully the tourism industry. we regulate the number of carriages, where they go. we regulate where buses can go. we keg late the size of walking tours. >> reporter: all that attention to tourism is because it's big business here. 4 million visito

skyline here in san jose. gorgeous mountains in the back. we take a live look at san francisco. see overcast conditions. we have a layer overhead. it won't last long. the/be out in full force over the city probably by 10:00 a.m. today. the storm track is well to the north. we are going to see the showers come back in the mix. we'll debtget a couple of dry d. warmer than yesterday and more so for tomorrow. 60 in san jose. 56 in redwood city. all right. we have a lot more rain on the way. this thing is going to come in fast. packing punch. you can see here orange and yellow embedded in the front. we stop the clock for the future cast at 3:00 p.m. on wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year. this is a good indication. we set this in motion between 3:00 and 6:00. the showers descend south. we could pick up half an inch of rain. so the ski will come through quickly. but it's packing a punch. the fran is forecasted to come. a few showers to the north on friday. let's check your drive with mike. >> look at the slowdown. this is westbound 80. reports still of the taxi that's stalle