he'll talk more about his goals for the san fransisco police department. now, i will also sit down with chief scott and i'll tell you more about what he says tomorrow morning on mornings on 2. >>> san fransisco's pro video is opening a new visitor sent ergs in one of it's oldest billing, an old army jail. a ribbon cutting will be held near the bus stop. they received an early tour. the building dates from 1900 and went through a $5 million renovation. there are still bars on the windows and lines on the floors outlining the oal cells. this is a beginning of a new experience even for long time san fransisco answer. >> even people who grew up, it's foreign territory because being a military base for so long people didn't come here, so it's actually new for a lot of people who have lived here all their lives. >> the building is open seven days a week. make sure you join us at 9:00. we'll have a crew live for a special preview. looks like they did a lot of work there. >>> thousands of families in san jose still evacuated this morning after floodwaters hit thei

and today at the arch diocese of san fransisco, you have an important role. the book is called renewing parish culture, building for a catholic future and you've taught and worked in parishes so you have hands on experiences. let pee state this. what's the anatomy of the parrish? it has three groups, the people, largest group, the staff, smaller group, and then the priest, if you're lucky enough to have a priest, is priest or one, or two, or three. of these three groups i'd like to have you address the challenges and identities for all three, and if you could, let's start with the largest group, the people, the congregation, the people in the pews. we know there's a decline in parish participation. can you suggest to us what's keeping people away? >> one of the things about parishes is they have this internal parts and constituents, actors, but they live against the backdrop of a wider, larger culture. myself, i've been a parishioner where i grew up in salt lake city, on the east coast in florida, in seattle, here in san fransisco. the backdrop in each of tho

he is being held in custody without bail. >>> muni drivers in san fransisco have accepted the terms ofheir new contract. the san francisco examiner reports that 1000 of the roughly 1300 operators who voted approved their conditions. just 3 years back, hundreds of muni operators called in sick to work during a period of stalled negotiation. this contract includes a 6% wage increase over the next 2 years. >>> 5:44. let's get a check on weather and traffic. >> is that a new dress? it's so pretty. >> no. i appreciate that. you know, that's one of my favorites. >> you always look nice. >> my mom always says, she is wearing my favorite dress. >> a lot of love on this desk. you look gorgeous. >> [ laughter ] >> mai tai is not popping enough today? i should wear a bright yellow one? >> my goodness. >> i'm still waiting for that complement. >>> let's talk traffic. start with the richmond san rafael bridge, looking good, but on the eastbound side, you are stop and go. this is all due to a rollover crash on eastbound 580 after the toll plaza. let's take a look at how traffic is looking across the

if you're traveling into san fransisco, critical mass bike ride is every last friday of the month. this start at 6 p.m. at justin herman plaza. expect delays in the area. of course, share the road. weekend time. do you have any plans, roberta? >> i do have plans. thanks for asking. good morning, 6:47. suddenly i would rather not discuss them right now but thank you, i will talk about it on monday after the fact. right, kenny? >>> let's look outside right now, our live weather camera looking toward the bay bridge, clear skies, unlimited visibility. wow. what a difference the end of the week makes when we compare with store minutes on monday, as we kickstart presidents' day. this is the scene looking toward san jose, visibility unlimited, no reports of any of our local airport delays. good morning to our weather watcher, darrell yee. hi, darrell. boy, it's cold. thanks for playing along with us. three things to remember, scattered showers in our saturday forecast. snow level drops very low, 4500 feet. if we see any flakes it will be just that. sunday, mainly dry, and a few morning po

president trump's new immigration directives were a topic of discussion at a community forum in san fransisco last night. it included danny glover, attorneys and an immigration judge. guidance memos issued this week from the department of homeland security called for more border agents, more detentions of people in the country illegally. the head of the national association of immigration judges says the immigration courts are already struggling to keep up with a huge backlog of cases. >> the immigration courts for many many years, for decades, has not had sufficient funding to be able to hear every case with the amount of attention it deserves in a timely fashion. >> judge dana lee mark says currently there are about 300 immigration judges in courts across the country dealing with more than 500,000 pending cases. >>> we have another state of emergency close to home. how recent disasters in clear lake are making flood conditions there even worse. >> and up next president trump's directive on transgender students and how the move could affect a case keurntly before the u.s. supreme court. >>>

downtown san fransisco allgood across the span of the bay bridge. >>> you will soon see a change on mcdonald's menu. all sizes of soft drinks will cost one dollar. the small size smoothies, shakes and frappes will cost just two dollars. in a statement, mcdonald's says they're trying to reinvigorate excitement for beverages. this comes after the quarterly earnings report in which the chain posted a 1.43% decline in sales in u.s. stores. >>> sales at victoria's secret are expected to plunge 20% this month compared to february of last year. that is according to its parent company, l-brands. part of the decline is due to the fact that they scrapped the swimwear line last year and also got rid of its famous catalog. >>> not in our healthwatch, eating lots of fruits and veggies can go a long way to helping prevent early death. in fact, scientists found people who ate up to 10 servings of fruits and vegetables each day doubled the nutrition recommendations, significantly reduce their risk of heart attack, stroke, cancer and early death. >>> a new british study finds brainy teenage students are less l