you'll hit 44 in vallejo, and san fransisco to 46 degrees. our radar is clear with clear skies even though it's spring there are still some wintertime weather going on around the country. going to go north of the border to edmonton, alberta, 5 people were seriously injured and many others minor injuries, they still have big-time problems there. what we have here is a big-time ridge of high pressure. taking thastorm track way up to the north protecting us. let's talk about where the ridge actually is. it is off to the west and since by rule of nature winds go clockwise around high pressure we're still getting the northwest flow. temperatures tomorrow even with sunshine all day long for most of us will not hit 70 degrees. high pressure, get a little bit closer over the weekend keeping us dry, milder into the low 70s and the storm track up toward washington and british columbia, not for us, we're dry for the next five days. chilly mornings, mild afternoons, sunny through monday. some showers for next week. couple degrees milder tomorrow. livermo

ktvu have confirmed the san fransisco entertainment commission has issued a 72-hour emergency suspensionor nightclub 330 ritch after gunfire erupted at the club near at & t park. police are still looking for the shooters. we learn about the chaos and violence that sent club goers scrambling. >> reporter: the gunfire broke out just before 1:30 this morning at a nightclub in san fransisco, south of market. >> everybody was screaming, people running in and out, blood on the floor in the club. people falling and getting stepped on. >> reporter: it started with an argument inside the 330 ritch club. one man pulled a gun and fired. brittany williams ran outside and hid behind a car to avoid being shot. >> terrified. i have a child to go home to. this was a girl behind me what to do. i said i have no idea. >> reporter: three men were shot all from the east bay and police expect the victims to survive. after the initial gunfire inside the nightclub, this dispute spilled out into the street where more shots were fired. and what police described to me as a rolling gun battle continued to this park

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began in 2002 it's given away more than 20,000 dresses and this year it's handing out dresses in san fransiscolley and san diego. >>> the barbie doll has been an american icon for half a century and for one collector it is an obsession. he calls himself stanley the barbie man and his entire house is a temple to barbies. 2,000 of $2,000 of them. his collection is valued at 8 -- $80,000. he collects the dolls and also the accessories including a plane and a pink corvette. >> do you see one you like? >> i never had a barbie. >> see. and that's the place to go to see if this was one that would just make her little girl heart dreams come true. >> i had two brothers so i played baseball and football. i did have a purple tiny doll with hair that looked like don king. >> a troll. >> somebody watching right now will tell us what that was. >> i'm going throw you guys a barbie party. >> i didn't have one either. >> they were wonderful. >> i guess we missed out. >> team usa is closer to the next round. former warriors come back to haunt their former team. sports is next. [ man ] it's big. quickly reconnec

at the same time, on the other coast, in san fransisco, the health board there attempts to do their ownand in the case of san fransisco, they tried to ban toys in happy meals, and so, you know, just as we saw with transfats, a lot of people looked to new york for leadership, although i think, frankly, what bloomberg is doing is the opposite of leadership, and so i'm glad that the judge sort of dealt below him. dagen: the judge ruled this was arbitrary, i think, capricious was the word, but if you go back to the drawing board and maybe make more sense out of this ban because it doesn't apply to milk shakes and large sugary drinks sold in bodegas in the city. can you write it in a way to pass muster with a court? the mayor is not giving up at this point. >> well, i think that -- what you described was the half of it of the the other half was largely that the health department doesn't have the authority to legislate. they can implement rules that the city council passes issue and i think, unfortunately, where there could be an opening. i'm not going to council the mayor on how to do that.

harris, now the attorney general in california, used to be the da in san fransisco, she had a very different approach where she wanted to convert the cases and not treat everyone in that opposite and not have her assistants go for convictions, and wrote a book called "smart on crime," and we don't want to lock up everybody because they don't need to be, and look at the role as prosecutors in a bigger way, and there are other prosecutors out here who are trying to do the right thing, but far too many of them, in my view, do have this win at any cost attitude, and that attitude is a type of attitude that results in the find of injustices talked about in the book. >> host: is there a way of holding that -- these prosecution offices accountable for the actions? >> guest: well, that's the question. that's what i tried so hard to get at, and in the last chapter of the book, i talked about reforms, and there's so many different problems in the system, and i think that the answers a reforms vary depending on what the problems are. for racial disparities, protection, there's a private now going on at

as soon as i read this, and i saw that it trechs from santa barbara to san fransisco, i thought, welle are two of the most environmentally sensitive places on the planet. i just don't see how the signs of the economic benefit are worth what would be dangerous to the environment. >> well, let me say a couple things to that, melissa. first, we agree absolutely the environment has to be protected. that's issue number one. any energy source that does grave damage to the environment should not be pursued, and so there needs to be objective analysis of the implications, but there needs to be objective analysis of the economic implications. you can't balance cost and benefits unless you know -- melissa: you look at things like the xl pipelines, there's no objective analysis satisfying unless it's destroying the environment. they are an enemy of shale, fracking, enemy of oil of the there's no report -- if the report came out and said that it wouldn't cause damage, environmentalists wouldn't accept that. how do you get around that? i mean, do you think you can possibly convince the people of c

neil: i'm not worried, as are you with all the sudden heaving a missile to san fransisco, but i'm worried are because they have some of the technology selling it underground because they need the money, and those folks doing something bad to us, and, yet, there's no effort to try to stop that, prevent that, even slow that. >> right. well i don't know who they sell it to right now, even their buddies in china think they went around the bend. no, i think that's a legitimate threat. base decisions on knowledge at hand. right now, they are not a threat. to use an analogy hear, and liberals hate it because judges and attorneys accuse people who defended themselves when being mugged of using excessive force. if they mug you, put a gun to your head, give me your stuff, i can't assume -- comparing the analogy if we thought north korea is a a threat, i can't assume he just wants my stuff or that that guy needs extra change, and there's nobody around and there's a tool for the sole purpose of causing death at my head. if there's an opportunity to kill him first, and that's not the case. notice how

cheryl: boys of summer return next week, and up in the west coast minute, how the san fransisco giantsedia center for baseball. going to break, though, look at the ten-year treasury against global investors in the past two weeks, and they are flying into that safety of the u.s. treasury. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy allf these years. ♪ >> i'm tracy burns, the cost of a home loan increasing. average rate of a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 3 #.75% this week, up from 3.54 last week according to the latest survey. 15-year rate also road up 2 pcht -- 2.76 up from 2.72 a week ago. realty track has the u.s. foreclosure inventory report. inventory jumped 9% in the first quarter from a year ago, and the total number

you have a new product for the san fransisco 49ers, helping the football team manage the back end.s we love to make the fan happy. if you think about the average mother or father taking the daughter or son to a game, you want to make sure that's the greatst day of their life. they are connected on the mobile before they get to the game. then they submit their ticket. now you know who they are, where they are sitting, who their favorite player is, their birthday, upsell, cross sell, and make them so happy. also, the teams, they need to run like best run businesses. the visionary owner of the 49ers runs the business on sap. best of all, roger, the way he runs the nfl says, hey, i have to put the nfl on realtime on sap so i connect to the team and i connect to the fans. this is the final thing. the scouting process. if you think about money ball, who are the best players statisticically all over the country, and how do the teams recruit them? >> that's like the movie. bill, you're killing me. >> you have to manage the data. >> very cool. bill, we talked about it before, and there's al

you know, eric holder came to san fransisco for a meeting that muslim advocates put on, questioned about the sting operations insisting these are a legitimate law enforcement tool to find terrorists. what we've seen under obama, and i think there's been hesitancy by the press to really be critical of this has been increase in surveillance, warrant taps, the amount of warrantless surveillance we see. the fbi, when they believe there's a threat, has 72 hours to did through e-mail, your trash, go through any kind of digital rem inapt that you may be involved in terrorism. there's an explosion of that. google releases the amount of government requests it gets. what we've seen is a strong stance in obama in defending these actions. there's a steady increase in the types of cases, and look at the initial mother jones investigation, there's a year of data since then, and the percentage of informants that are agent provocateurs compared to those who provide the means and in some cases, the idea, is higher than what we thought before. these are people, like, the case, the most recent one is the c

he founded a summer program in san fransisco originally called the tinkering school, and at the schoolkids, they go for a few week, and they use real tools, and they do things like build suspension bridges, working roller coasters, and other cool stuff. he was well-known for this, we awe san excerpt called "five dangerous things you should let your kids do." you saw the first three of those. the last couple were break the digital millennium copyright act, fire sharing and all of that, and the last is let your kids drive a car. [laughter] he talked about little kids. but the idea is that, and now he's actually cofounded a private school calledded bright works which based on the same principles with the idea is immersive learning that, you know, while you are learning the things out of textbooks, you can also actually do them. if you are doing physics experiment, you can do the physics experiment and read about it, and you can do all these things simultaneously. it's an interesting approach on how to, again, not so much teach kids how to tinker, but to encourage the tinkering they alread

subcommittee on marriage of the united states conference of catholic bishop and the archbishop of san fransisco. comp -- come on, we can do better than that. [cheers and applause] >> well, my friends, my brothers and sisters, we are in this great fight, brothers and sisters, and right now, we're at the center of attention of the country. a lot of people are watching us right now. there's probably people watching us who disagree with us on the issue. i want to begin with words to those of us watching us now who disagree with us. i want to speak on behalf of us to you. what i want to say is we love you. [cheers and applause] we are your neighbor, and we want to be your friend, and we want you to be happy. please understand that we don't hate you, that we are not motivated by bigotry. it is not our intention to offend anyone, and if we have, i apologize. i ask thaw you please try to listen to us fairly and calmly and try to understandous -- understand us and our position as we'll do the same for you. to all of us, my friends, brothers and sisters gathered here, thank you, thank you for your presen