take a look at the visibility right now, in san martin, going up from the south county you can barely see anything, but it is clear in san jose. we have had poor visibility at times as well for the tri-valley and also in the north bay. napa the visibility only at about a half of a mile. so you can barely see in some spots. make sure you allow extra time to get to work or school this morning. also don't forget that umbrella. even though it's not raining now we will need it later and also a nice warm coat because it is a chilly start to the day. once that rain starts to fall you will wish you had your umbrella and a warm jacket. now, as we start to see the rain moving into the north bay, here we are at noon, we see the cq"t)osa, point reyes and a approaching san francisco. look at the timeline at 2:30. "((v this future cast andf: see wh & will arrive in your location for today. that's a really good tool there. then as we look at san jose it moves in with some heavy rain in time for the evening commute and then we'll still have some rain tonight for the south bay and spotty showers off

visibility in san martin only at a quarter of a mile.g into the south bay and areas we don't always see this dense fog moving through. so as you're getting the kids ready for school taking them around san jose it will be mostly cloudy and foggy. temperatures in the low 50s. something nice and warm to wear to start out, but as the day goes along we may get into the low. make sure they have the rain gear when they get out of school. showers move in around noon. as we look at our estimated rainfall, this will only bring in light amounts of rain with scattered showers throughout the day and for the north bay that's where we will see the highest totals because that's where the rain begins first. and we'll still have some rain in the forecast tomorrow. a slight chance of thunderstorms. saturday is dry. monday is when we'll start to see another storm system moving in very early in the morning. and another will be right behind that. so we have a lot of rain in the forecast and sierra snow. temperatures in the low 50s for the next several days. m

hours with more rainfall moving from the west off to the east is morgan hill to gilroy including san martin. rainfall totals adding up. .82 of an inch. tracking two things coming up at 11:19 tonight. first one is the sierra snow and the second is the possibility of thunderstorm tomorrow. we will see you then. >>> here is a great resource during these winter storms. our free nbc area weather app. get a more accurate forecast than your standard iphone weather. >>> how about this. lake tahoe and the sierra getting hammered. we will show you what truckee looks like tonight. and how getting up there might be tricky for skiers and borders. >>> a river otter is found out of the water and wandering one unusual wounds. the otter was found near the safeway in walnut creek. someone is shooting the otter. >> reporter: animal control found the otter stumbling at this safeway. and an x-ray revealed it had a traumatic past. >> that is awful. >> reporter: river otters can sometimes be seen. an adult male was found out of the water. clearly in need of help, animal services brought the otter to lindsey wildl

highway 101, morgan hill, san martin, and gilroy, if you're in these areas. visibility in hayward right now. petaluma, santa rosa, and napa, 47 in napa. 50 in hayward and san mateo. we lost our picture there, but it was from our sutro tower camera. we're looking at temperatures in the 50s by noontime. partly cloudy skies, notice the bulk of the day will be dry for everyone with a mix of clouds and sun, near 60 degrees. and almost a carbon copy on sunday. big, big changes for the week ahead. we'll talk about heavy rain coming your way, just in time for the morning commute. cornell? >> lisa, thank you. >>> an investigation under way this morning in canada after two planes collided on the ground sparking a fire and emergency evacuations of passengers. take a look, a sun wing airlines plane on the left clipped a west jet airlines plain in toronto, a collision caused flames and smoke to pour out of the sun wings jet. on the right you can see passengers being evacuated. sun wing says its plane was pushing back from the gate when the collision occurred. at least one

also this dense fog, look at san martin, back to the way we were we had, pea soup fog, you can barelyhing, you do need to allow extra time, slow down and use low beams. also seeing dense fog in the tri-valley and parts of the north bay. it's been drifting around so really causing some issues. as we get a look right now in san jose it's a clear start here getting dressed this morning make sure you have the umbrella, even though it's not raining now we will see that rolling in later on today and something nice and warm because it is a chilly start. let's talk about the timing of when that rain arrives. we start to see it moving into santa rosa shortly before noon and that will continue to work its way to the south with some really heavy rain where we see the yellows and reds, that shows some intense downpours. san francisco sees it by early afternoon as well as oakland and walnut creek and moving into much of the tri-valley as well as the peninsula by 4:00 san jose starts to see that rain arrive as well. then it does continue with some heavy rain until about 7:00 to 8:00 and then it bec

concord and buchanan says 43. 30s in gilroy and san martin. morgan hill and ben loman in scotts valley and socal at 39. it's close fork campbell at 41. you can see activity to the north. we keep it north for now. mostly cloudy north of santa rosa. partly sunny for others. fog is forming in parts of the city and in santa rosa and napa. 50s for the temperatures. another cool day tomorrow morning will be cold. but then sunny and warmer. warmer weather kicks in sunday and monday. it looks like stretch of 5-7 days of dry weather. >>> 4:47 am. people in japan have an alert system that can one that about quakes but experts say person alerts here are still 3-7 years away. emergency warning alerts would go straight to individual cell phones with sound and voice announcement current cell phone and emergency alert systems like weather or amber alerts are simply too slow for fast- moving earthquakes. >> that timeline is what the cell industry tells us will take to propagate a significant changes through the cell system to accommodate rapid mass alerting.

check out the visibility right now, in san martin we are down to four miles so you still have an easy drive. look at livermore, three-quarters of a mile, that's not that far ahead of your head lights. and in concord we are down to about a quarter mile visibility, that tule fog rolling out of the central valley makes it hard to see. in half-moon bay visibility there is zero. right now we have temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s and that's a milder start in san jose, but scattered rain moves in tomorrow and continues through friday. it will be clearing on saturday with a nice day, but a stronger storm will be here late on sunday, i will talk about all of that coming up in a few minutes,

projection for this would be continue some thunderstorms possibly into santa cruz, also morgan hill, san martin and gilroy could be on track for some of these storms the next three hours as well so we'll be monitoring this as we continue throughout tonight. so in terms of the forecast, we'll keep the instability in at 6:00 this evening. i still think by 9:00 we may have a little bit bubbling up in the south bay and along the coastline. as we head through tomorrow morning, what you're going to notice, things really start to clear out for us. with those clear skies there's going to be nothing to keep any warmth near the surface and temperatures will drop and a lot colder for tomorrow. that's one of the biggest changes for us. in the tri-valley we'll start off with 37 degrees. south bay also at 44. here across the north bay an average of 35, maybe some patchy frost. and in san francisco, mostly clear and 44. we'll continue with sunshine as we head throughout the day for tomorrow. it's all due to high pressure building in. it's not a warm area of high pressure. the biggest thing this will do is sen

the usgs said an earthquake struck this morning in san martin. it was a 2.6. no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> now our dry weather continues to be one of those things. a live look outside. you can see san francisco and san jose. >>> no rain in the forecast. we take live look outside. take a look at these clear blue skies and look how warm it is. it will continue to warmum so a lot of people will be heading to the beach. twin peaks looking beautiful on this tuesday morning with our temperatures in san francisco at 55 degrees. it is 54 in oakland and 60 already in san jose. check out santa cruz. i think we'll be hitting the low 70s there. it is already 65. then as we look at our high temperatures, into the upper 60s. napa, 69 degrees. 65 in san francisco and palo alto, 67 degrees. over the next several days, it gets warmer. a degree or two each day as we continue with some very dry weather. do we have any chances of rain in this forecast? i'll let you know. that's coming up. >> we're looking forward to it. brand new revelations at 11:00 involving radiatio

san martin down to zero. it is dangerous in parts of the bay area. as you're starting out getting dressed this morning you do want to make sure you have a hat and umbrella, you're prepared for the rain and with our cooler moving in, a good idea to have a jacket and some boots or some shoes. we'll see the rain moving in and scattered showers in the north bay and for the east bay san jose may not see the rain until 1:00 this afternoon and it will be off and on throughout the night as well as tomorrow. we're still going to see some lingering spotty showers and a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow afternoon. our rainfall totals look to be pretty light. most of the bay area will get a quarter of an inch of rain as the two storm systems move through and another one expected to come in sunday with very cool temperatures over the next several days. >>> for folks on the tracks, talking about delays through the transbay tube. no more delays. muni is moving well. we have this continued sig alert. your two right lanes are blocked

this could hold up and hit morgan hill and san martin by 7:07. 9:00 tonight, a little instability left possibly for the santa cruz mountains, south bay, and close to san francisco. but after tonight, we begin to clear out for tomorrow, and that's going to set us up for super cold temperatures. find that heavier jacket, especially if you live in the interior valleys. trivalley going down to 37 on average. not only close but also clear. you'll need those sunglasses for the morning commute as well as the jacket. 35 degrees the chilliest in the north bay. across the east bay, 41 degrees. overall on the extended forecast, we will see things remaining dry from friday right through this weekend, with some partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. that dry weather will continue as we head into next week. so cold in the next seven mornings throughout friday and saturday morning. despite recent rains we're still tracking a rain deficit across the area. i'll have however we're behind, at 6:48 tonight. >> thanks, jeff. >>> tough luck met her at the three previous olympic games. will this year be differ

highway 101, san martin, still some wet weather. you see that white, unfortunately temperatures in the upper 30s in the sierra nevada, raining at the truckee and tahoe airport. visibility four miles at the coast, downright danger us in petaluma with zero mile visibility. 51 in fremont and oakland this morning. we're from 12 to 16 degrees colder in the north bay. grab the jacket if you're heading out the door, there's a leftover shower if you're far south of the valley. upper 50s in inland valleys. we'll talk about the next significant chance of rain in the next few days. >>> a fake 911 call, a practice known as swatting, that had deadly consequences in the midwest recently, terrified an east bay family a week ago when a s.w.a.t. team descended on their home. hercules police are investigating the 911 call. we're also learning about a different incident in castro valley. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> as soon as i got to the front door, i could see all the spotlights shining onto me. >> reporter: a swarm of police office

martin luther king jr. federal holiday. tom vacar is in san francisco now where there will be a day of service and a march honoring dr. martin luther king jr.>> the march will culminate here around noon celebrating the life of martin luther king jr. a truly remarkable person who for 13 years fought for civil rights and changed the country. all of those years culminating in his assassination he had a target on his back. it is said he walked amongst us for a short time but his footfalls will be heard for centuries. >> i would say first that president kennedy is friendly.>> dr. martin luther king jr. the legendary activist, humanitarian and leader was born 89 years ago in atlanta in the heart of the segregated south. king became a minister who preached bold resistance to segregation through the use of non-violent civil disobedience inspired by gandhi. in 1955 king led the black boycott of the montgomery alabama bus system, the montgomery marches and most significant non-marches, protests and other actions any or all of which could and many times

look at that moving towards san martine and hollister. that is big time. 50s on the temps.ind of on the mild side. there is a northerly breeze which should eventually take care of things. it is a mess down towards santa barbara. i have seen three to four-inch totals and also into l.a. 101 at montecito is closed because of rain. more rain on the way from that low which is now diving towards them and moving out of our area. 50s and 60s. sometimes you say let's bring in another system. it is best after all of the fires in september, october, and november that we get a break. we will now except for a little bit of rain on thursday. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. >>> today at noon, the raiders welcome back a familiar face. glued enbegan his career with the 49ers in 1990. he became head coach of the raiders from '98 to 2001. then he was traded to the buccaneers and he won a super bowl with the bucs and has been a television commentator for the past ten years. he signed a 10-year, $100 million deal to reunite with the raiders. >> we will bring you live coverage of the new

santa clara valley, we are going to have heavy rain moving up from gilroy to morgan hill as well as san martin in the next few minutes. let's go to san jose where we're seeing pretty good coverage of rain and heavier downpours is cross the santa cruz mountains. going up the peninsula, it is all green here, steady downpours continue and we've seen this since about 3:00 to 4:00 this morning. so a lot of rain continues in these areas that have seen the rain for hours now and starting to cause some puddles out there on the roadways. you just want to make sure you keep those storm drains clear as the rain continues to fall. a lot of heavy rain moving from sebastopol towards santa rosa and moving just to the north, seeing some of those heavy rain showers there and also around yountville and moving off towards the east. we head over towards solano county where it is steady rain there and also for orinda and moving over towards oakland, a little bit of yellow there indicating heavy rain. there may be low visibility in spots. you have to be careful as you head out driving around the bay area for the re

san jose four degrees warmer, san martin 2 degrees warmer. we are expecting a bit of a change but not a lot of change. if you look at this we keep those clear skies for today and then overnight as we head into the start of the workweek on monday we start to see an increase in high clouds, that's going to start arriving later. on monday even more cloud cover is expected, but no rain is expected with this cloud cover. so we are seeing a bit of an action, you know, low pressure system but that's going to be sitting off to the north. your microclimate highs for today, look at how much warmer today than all week. earlier this week we topped out in the 50s, today we are going to be topping out in 60s in some spots, oakland high of 62, san jose 64, napa 65, san francisco 62. check out santa cruz, 70 degrees today. i have a feeling a lot of people are going to be heading out to enjoy a nice beach day later this afternoon. long range outlook right now, so what exactly is happening in the area, well, we have that ridge of high pressure that's going to

morgan hill and san martin and gilroy and scotts valley, 38. ben lomond 37. campbell, 38. if it feels cold, it is. 39 in las vegas. 19 in truckee. 36 in sacramento. around safelite tahoe, -- around south lake tahoe, 19. road conditions are improving as everything has lifted out of the area. by tomorrow, everything will be well to the north. things will start to kick out of here as high pressure kicks in. a cold morning with some fog. a few showers to the north. for everyone else it's dry and warmer. sunday, upper 60s. i did see near 70 around san jose. low to mid 50s to the north. mid 50s and upper 50s to the south. this will be the coolest day for a while. everything is warming up as we go into sunday and monday. >> i need to share a tweet from doug. he listens to alexei. we do the news updates and he said he listens to the news updates in the same time it takes him to make a cup of coffee. thank you for that. >>> 6:17 am. officers responding to an emergency phone call about a crime at a home but it turned out to be a hoax. the swatting incident in marin county under inve

look at san martin dropped to .25 mile. dense fog in the county.emperatures today reaching the low to mid-60s. another nice one and i'm tracking some rain. i'll have a look at that in the forecast, coming up in six minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> happening today, the start of 2018 means recreational marijuana is officially legal here in the golden state and dozens of pot shops are, today, licensed to start selling marijuana throughout california as of one minute ago. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in berkeley with a handful of shops opening. i know they have that first transaction moments ago. people are really trying to get in behind you. >> reporter: yes, yes. the first transaction just taking place. my photographer is showing you the first two people that purchased recreational marijuana. you are looking at that man there. he is the first person to have that transaction for recreational marijuana here in berkeley. of course, it's one of a handful of dispensaries selling recreational marijuana in the bay area. a big day for these d

saratoga and los gatos up 17 into the heart of san jose and down 101 through coyote, morgan hill and san martinthe east bay it's starting to bush out to the boundaries of the eastern parts of contra costa and alameda county. scattered showers low to mid 50s, pretty mild in morning, mid to upper 50s with isolated showers by noon when the storm is down graded to a 1. during the 4:00 hour we will probably take the storm impact scale off completely because the chance will fade. temperatures in the mid 50s and low to mid 50s with a few stars poking through the clouds by 7:00. been a tough commute. >>> it has. on top of that add insult to injury, bart had a major delay, now it's reporting back to ten minute delays, this is in the lafayette station due to equipment problem in the pittsburg bay point and san francisco direction. some improvement there. heading outside live, there's matt keller, the back of his head, he is on 880, we will probably be coming up to him next. we will go to sky 7 and look at the didn't, it is a sig alert blocking all but the right lanes, southbound 880 in milpitas before 23

san jose. both he and the instructor were wearing life jackets. >>> we celebrate the achievements and the message of dr. martin luther king, jr. >> the train leaves san jose this morning and reporter matt keller is there for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: three hours away from when the martin luther king, jr. celebration train leaves here in san jose. but i have some bad news for people who don't already have tickets. it is sold out. of course, the tickets were free. the train leaves here from san jose at 9:45 this morning. it will make stops in san mateo and will end in san francisco. once there, people will be able to take part in the march or go to buena gardens for a full day of festivities. this year's theme is the urgency of now. the northern california martin luther king, jr. community foundation says there's been a return to intolerance and despair that has given voice to some of the nation's worst instincts. celebration of the life of dr. king was held yesterday in san francisco where the mood was a bit somber. >> i see a lot of these things happening that the forces of change seem to be going i

check out the visibility right now, in san martin we are down to four miles so you still have an easy drive. look at livermore, three-quarters of a mile, that's not that far ahead of your head lights. and in concord we are down to about a quarter mile visibility, that tule fog rolling out of the central valley makes it hard to see. in half-moon bay visibility there is zero. right now we have temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s and that's a milder start in san jose, but scattered rain moves in tomorrow and continues through friday. it will be clearing on saturday with a nice day, but a stronger storm will be here late on sunday, i will talk about all of that coming up in a few minutes, but, mike, you're saying extra care through the cone zone? >> that's right. we always advice folks to slow down whenever we see anybody working on the roadway, caltrans crews deserve that. looking toward where there's fog through the livermore area, kari talked about three-quarters of a mile visibility, no speed slowing on most of the bay, but here it's unusually jammed up eastbound 580 over toward

san jose this morning. people were handed their commemorative tickets for the martin luther king celebration train to san francisco. where they'll take part in the mlk day events at the yerba buena center for arts. >> equality for all people. >> we try to celebrate this beautiful day and remember the man that did, you know, things for humanity. >> reporter: cal train says there were a big demand in tickets, the ride up the peninsula to san francisco. last year 950 people signed up for the trip. this year 1200 people signed up. >> now more than ever people are starting to realize the true legacy of martin luther king, his fight for racial equality and social justice. and i think the things that he fought for back in the '50s and '60s are things that we're still fighting for today. >> martin luther king jr.'s birthday. >> reporter: many people we spoke to today said the discourse in this country is becoming divisive. the message of martin luther king lost 50 years after his assassination. that's why this family drove from tracy to pass on a positive message to their kids. >> share a moment with our family, let them

if i had reacted differently, it could have had a horrible outcome. >> reporter: in san francisco, allen martin, kpix 5. >>> turns out lots of bay area homeowners would rather have cash than a cozy fireplace. a brand-new program that pays homeowners to decommission their wood-burning fireplaces is already out of money. the bay area air quality management district says it took just 15 hours for homeowners to snap up the $800,000 in rebates. the district says fireplace smoke pollutes the air and causes health problems. people who continue to apply are being placed on a wait list. >> we have so many "spare the air" alert days so it makes sense. going green. >>> it's cool this morning so people may want to turn up the heat. i had five blankets on last night! we have colder air now after that storm passed through so let's show you where that storm is now. here's what we can see. all we're seeing is clear conditions, not fog out across the golden gate bridge. there's a little bit of fog which i'll show you here shortly. sierra snow is still falling. that's what's left of the storm. we may see a very

and 41 in el cerrito. 45 in san francisco with oakland at 43. 30s for many of us, morgan hill , san martin, gilroy to the south. 30s in the santa cruz mountains now santa clara, cupertino, saratoga everyone in the 30s. truckee at 12, reno at 24 with the cloud coverage right there off of the mendocino coast. if you are headed north there is no toward shasta with rain mendocino county to the north. the trend is for dry it could be 7 to 10 days of dry weather. we look to get warmer not today or saturday but sunday into monday. i have seen near 70 degree readings for sunday near san jose. it will be warmer. 50s today and then to the south mid to upper 60s. the rain is done for now in this pattern but we will have cold mornings with warmer days coming.>>> a terrifying incident in the north bay. police respond to a report of a neighborhood shooting. >> in a few minutes we will show you it turned out to be a hoax. we will explain. >>> are ford explores making people sick? the federal investigation after a number of passengers and drivers reported getting dizzy and nauseated. >>> [ music ] >> one

morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. 40s in the santa cruz mountains with 40s and 50s around san jose at 52. it is a cool pattern and the fog which was coming with the cold is now giving way to rain. certainly into marin county, san francisco may be the san mateo coast and points northward. not all of it showing up on the radar but what is showing up is in mendocino or lake county as well as northern sonoma. we have that light drizzle adding up. everything is light in the morning through 9:00. now the front itself with the heavier rainfall comes after noon and then it will pick up for the evening commute. for many of us the evening commute will be about rain while the morning is fog. there is not a lot with the system but it is cold enough it will be lowering snow levels to 3500 feet by the time we get to friday. winter storm warnings start at 4:00 today with the front lining up. that is very cold air. the coldest in a long time. that is the deep low generating the high surf advisory. the next couple of days the cold air will be working in with the wind turning southeast . that is the

today, but we're dealing with low visibility in some spots down to a quarter of a mile and for san martinriving to work this morning. our high temperatures today heading up to 59 degrees in san jose and 57 degrees in concord and oakland. we will see that rain returning tomorrow, we will be tracking that, make sure you keep checking back in for updates. >>> let's see how the roads are moving in oakland with mike. >> very slowly. overall the map looks pretty standard but we zoom in 880 both directions are just jammed approaching just north of high stre street. chp about two minutes ago gave us the update they've cleared lanes on the southbound side so i have to update this map. lanes are not blocked anymore, but traffic still jammed up both directions 580 is a much better route through oakland. of course, we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's nothing unusual, but slow through berkeley. >>> i will be back with another local news update in half an hour. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine wh

martin luther king jr. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose this morning where the celebration train will take off in a couple hours. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the annual martin luther king celebration train which will be sponsored in cart by cal trains will be leaving diridon station at 9:45 this morning heading up the peninsula with stops in palo alto and san mateo before making it to san francisco. once in the city there will be a march and parade in honor of dr. king. the train ride up the peninsula if you are not pham lay it's a social experience with passengers chanting and singing songs in celebration of the late civil rights leader. this year's celebration train takes place with the backdrop of president trump's comments last week when he reportedly referred to haiti and africa as s-hole countries. this was in a meeting about immigration reform. last night he denied making that remark and says that he is not a racist. tickets for the celebration train are sold out. other events taking place in the bay area. up in the north bay in napa at 9:00 this morning a group of

coming from the south so they are warmer. 56 cupertino, boulder creek 51, but we do have 40s in san martin and gilroy. truckee 39 with two inches of brand-new snow in kirkwood. mainly it was rain this morning but there is a tiny bit. we have more on the way except for partly to mostly cloudy skies with a mild pattern we have the system coming in with a lot of moisture streaming in. the forecast models are speeding up the timing of our next system for monday night into tuesday. that will be the best front of the season. that is how it looks for early next week. 60s for the temperatures with 2 to 3 inch amounts. i might have to put some rain for monday evening and tuesday looks to be rainy and windy. get ready but until then we have another system tomorrow.>>> finding air pollution hotspots. the technology that is being placed on cars and will be used in three bay area cities. >>> a pleasanton police officer is recovering from serious injuries after he was hit by a car. a burglary was reported last night and when officers arrived the man sped out of the driveway but was spotted by another of

livermore on the right side that's where you're talking about fog and low visibility as well as slue san martin county. in this tri-valley area south 680 at sunol boulevard a crash struggling to get out of the lanes, it does sound like there is some folks on the opposite side on the shoulder calling the chp and that may be a distraction for drivers.g7d 880 slows down at stevenson, no major concerns there, and the bay bridge has your backup and down the east shore freeway. back to you. >>> we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. #. headlines. we start with a tragic school shooting in kentucky. >> marshall county high school. >> searching for answers. >> get in the building, please. >> a 15-year-old in custody after police say he opened fire at a kentucky high school, now being charged with murder and attempted murder for a rampage that left 2 students dead and 18 hurt. >> how did you make it out? >> i mean, we just ran. >>> will president trump talk? special counsel robert mueller reportedly ready to interview the president in the russia investigation, after lengthy conver

this comes right back up and over gilroy with good rain towards morgan hill, san martine and it makes its way along the santa cruz coast. 50s on the temps. the temps and the dew points are the same. look at southern california. it will be a mess. again, if you have to travel down there, you may not get past -- if you go 101, you may not get past santa barbara. there is flooding around bakersfield as well. it will be a mess in southern california. our system, will it be far enough out that we will be on the dry side? probably later in the day tomorrow. another system thursday could give us light rain north to the golden gate bridge on thursday. then a break on the weekend. gasia. >> thank you, steve. >>> if you and your partner are trying to conceive a baby, you may want to stay away from ibuprofen. it could lead to infertility. >>> outrage over h&m why many, including a singer, are calling it racist. this guy is in a hurry. uh, i was in a hurry this morning. barely had time for breakfast. music sting: crave van! hey guys. try my country scrambler plate, with jimmy dean sausage, homest

san martine. close for soquel. cupertino holding on to 40. today mostly sunny.aybe a few partly cloudies unless you're in the fog then it may be gray most of the day. that is mainly over to the east. increasing clouds tomorrow morning. late morning, early afternoon on the arrival for this. it looks like -- again, it depends which forecast model you're hanging your hat on. this is the wetter of the two or three that i have seen. it does look like, again, mainly north of the golden gate bridge could be one to two inch amounts. we had one to three from the system yesterday. south of that, i think that is overdone. should be the strong jest system in the series. then high pressure builds in. february 1st to the 8th our forecast models are unanimous. dry, dry, dry, as high pressure builds in on the west coast. we will see. still have a ways to go. that is what i have seen so far. if you're in the fog it could be 53, 54 degrees. if you can get through that, 60s. tomorrow, bring in the rain and cold temps on thursday. >> thank you, steve. >>> two local law enforcement

low 40s around san martine and gilroy. in between you can see the cloud cover. part going north. that's where the front is associated with, up there, but we're in the donut hole. we will get more sunshine and warmer temps after the fog. the breeze is variable but it is tending to favor a northerly direction for most. not for all. coming off of the oakland berkeley hills, it is a north and even northwest. berkeley has gone from northwest to southeast. it was northwest about half an hour ago. there is an off shore breeze for some. berkeley is at 44. fremont, 43. palo alto, 42. 19 up in truckee. 37 up in ukiah. rain if you're going to seattle and portland. yes. we could use it down here. there is absolutely no sign of it. not only today but for a while. if the forecast models are right, the forecast suite, the ensemble, what we call it, they are all locked into a very dry pattern. don't be surprised if things are dry through february 14th. things could change. there is a system coming under the ridge. but you get a long lead time on that. you can see that from a long way off. that i

people on train singcaltrain's annual san jose to san francisco martin luther king junior celebration train was just that. riders joining the new birth fellowship praise team in celebrating the birthday and legacy of the late civil rights leader. "....he made the ultimate sacrifice for america, for all of us, for everybody..." "...we're here, we're gonna march and celebrate dr king..." "...it's a teaching moment, a relation moment, a community moment...""...we're all immigtants, that's how i feel...."reflecting the bay area's diversity, most riders boarded in san jose for the 54 mile trip to san francisco to commemorate the historic march in 1965, led by king, from selma to montgomery, alabama. "....i have a dream that my children will one day be judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character..."adwoa manteete quoted from dr. king's epic "i have a dream speech."adwoa manteete/celebrat ion train rider"....king's birthday is supposed to be a day on not off and i wanted to make sure we are focused on the things he stood for and died for..."sponsored by the no

look at san martin, it's down to zero, so make sure you do use those low beams and slow it down. its way into the bay area by this afternoon. we'll see some scattered showers making it into the south bay. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. >>> now to the raging debate over immigration and a group that is the left in limbo. hundreds of thousands of children born here in the united states. nbc's jacob soboroff is here with more on that. >> reporter: around 800,000 young immigrants who could be deported if a deal isn't worked 0 ut in washington soon. a recent study says a quarter of them have u.s.-born kids. so what happens to them if their parents are deported? in motion cexico, a question th been dealing with for years. a public south south of tijuana. it's not hard to find american kids here because their parents are deported here. 54,000 in baja, california, 30,000 in tijuana. the majority of those are u.s. citizens. what's your name? >> george. >> george. jacob. nice to meet you. where are you from? >> from bakersfield, california. >> you're

. >> reporter: in san francisco, allen martin, kpix 5. >> rick says he didn't even know what he was accused of until the police car brought him back home. the police wouldn't tell him, he says, and he says no one ever read him his rights. ever. >>> the last of any steady rainfall is moving out of the san jose. still raining in both morgan hill and gilroy, moving out of the bay area. scattered showers continue until beyond lunchtime tomorrow. you can see the scattered showers off to the west and north of san francisco. but it's snowing in the sierra. that's wonderful news. frankly we need to precipitation more there than here. it's snowing heavily above 4,000 feet in elevation continuing until mid-afternoon tomorrow. mount tam, nearly an inch of rainfall. about half an inch in san francisco. same for windsor and vallejo. it starts to get chilly tonight, but the afternoon highs tomorrow won't be that high. napa tonight 39 degrees with some clearing skies. big strong waves at the oregon coastline. 35, 40 feet high making our 22- foot breakers seem not that significant. but you probably got sev

reporting in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news here on the peninsula the celebration train rolls again. sponsored by the northern california martiny foundation, the annual celebration train carried hundreds of people from san jose to san francisco. they sang songs and shared excerpts from dr. king's"i have a dream" speech. the 54 mile ride commemorates the march in 1965, led by king, from selma to montgomery, alabama. rob fladeboe kron 4 news continuing our coverage those who got off the celebration in san francisco joined a large crowd of marcher honoring dr king and his legacy. some saying the political climate and the presidents recent vulgar and deragatory comments on immigration made it more important than ever to be a part of this event.enough this is disgraceful we have a racist as a presidentthe march ended at yerba buena garden....one of the speakers, acting mayor london breed said the crowd was dr king's dream realized but said there's more work to do.maureen kelly kron4 news here at the 2nd annual martin luther king drum major freedom breakfast in oakland, the civil rights legacy of dr. king continues to inspire a new

really, the celebration about martin luther king have been taking place all day here and in san francisco of people were commemorating the history of doctor king. >> reporter: the dr. martin luther king jr. celebration started early this morning as marchers arrived for a journey to san francisco. from there, they would march a mile and a half for more celebrations. others celebrate his life over breakfast. at this labor counsel, they held

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king. >> the big event at the moment in san francisco is the san francisco labor council breakfast in honor of martin luther king jr. along with the community foundation. it is interesting to note the entire slate of san francisco mayoral candidates are here. it is no more important though than the man that we honor, martin luther king who walked among us for just a short while but whose footfalls will be heard for centuries. >> president kennedy is friendly. >> dr. martin luther king jr. the legendary civil rights activist, humanitarian and leader was born 89 years ago in atlanta in the heart of the segregated south. king became a baptist minister who preached resistance to segregation through the use of nonviolent civil disobedience inspired by the life of gandhi. in 1955 king led the black boycott of the montgomery alabama bus system. the montgomery to selma marches and significant nonviolent marches and protests, any or all of which could and many times did lead to arrests and other police harassment.>> we will be able to transform the tingling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of

live in san francisco, tiffany wils wilson, abc 7 news. >>> it's 5:32 now. we celebrate the achievements and message of dr. martin luther king, jr. >>> the celebration station leaves san jose this morning and matt keller is there for us live. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. this is a very popular and free event. but if you want to ride the celebration train for martin luther king, you need a ticket and the event is already sold out. now, the first train leaves san jose at 9:45 this morning. it will make stops in palo alto and san mateo before heading to san francisco. once there, people can take part in the march or go to the guard especially for a full day of festivities. 2018 is the 50th year since the assassination of dr. king. this year's theme is the urgency of now. the foundation says there's been a return to intolerance and despair that's given a voice to some of the nation's worst instincts. >> i think a lot of people were optimistic about how things were eight years ago, nine years ago. not so sure anymore. >> reporter: north cal mlk will spend the entire year in projec

: varios homenajes se llevaron a cabo a travÉs de toda la uniÓn americana en honor a martin luther king junior. en sanr. >> fue un lÍder de su comunidad. grecia: martin luther quien fue el mejor influyente de justicia racial e igualdad en estados unidos. con su mensaje "yo tengo un sueÑo" alertÓ a la igualdad de los derechos entre las personas mÁs allá de su color de su piel, llevÓ a cabo la protesta pacÍfica. en la marcha participaron varias organizaciones, jÓvenes, adultos y niÑos que se dieron cita para manifestarse de manera pacÍfica. el consejero de la ciudad dijo aÚn faltan muchas cosas por hacer. >> queremos una relaciÓn mejor con nuestra policÍa y queremos sobresalir y tener trabajo y oportunidades para la gente. grecia: un futuro en este actual gobierno que puede verse incierto. son varias las personas que aÚn sigue en la lucha por sus derechos. el seÑor tiene mÁs de 30 aÑos viviendo en sacramento y compartiÓ. >> que la gente tratara de comunicarse mejor. no hacer daÑo. grecia: un evento que estuvo resguardado por oficiales del departamento de la policÍa de sacramento, quienes tambiÉn comenta

san francisco. this is all to celebrate one of the greatest americans in american history. dr. martin luther king jr. he walked with us, and amongst us, for just a short time. but what he said will be heard forever. >> the dr. martin luther king celebration train from san jose, arrived at san francisco's cal train station about 11:00 this morning. bringing folks who would march a mile and a half to the yerba buena center for san francisco's main mlk celebration. now, while the riders rode, the sf labor council held its annual mlk breakfast at the marriott. attended by every mayoral candidate. we asked young and old alike if we have made progress, since king's life ended in the late '60s. >> i feel that we did make some progress. but now that we have a president like we have now, i think is on the back burner. >> martin luther king day means a lot to me, because it is a recognition of the long way we have to go in terms of creating a more equitable society. >> i would say first that president kennedy is friendly. >> dr. martin luther king jr., the legendary civil rights activist, human

in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> in san francisco hundreds marched to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king. >> reporter: people hopped on board the celebration train starting in san jose, poolt aal. >> this country needs to unite together and one another. >> what people have been trying to do for a long time and we have to keep trying to make our world the place to be. >> the march down third street is a time to reflect upon the lessons of the late civil right's leader. >> march in piece, march in love and we are going to show you that we are here, baby, and we are not going any where. >> reporter: standing up against hate and racism. >> to stand in solidarity with the most vulnerable residents of our nation. >> reporter: king was killed in 1968. 16 years for congress to pass a legislation declaring this day a federal holiday. today it is the only holiday recognized as a day of service. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc7 news. >>> hundreds met in downtown oakland for a rally and march. modelled as what they say dr. king's. this is the fourth straight year the march has ta

san francisco residents, samantha powell and martin dominguez are first-time parents. >>> you can expect to pay more on b.a.r.t. and other public transit. starting today, b.a.r.t. fares go up $3.85. paraphernalia b.a.r.t. tickets will cost 50 cents more, but you can save money buy buying a clipper card. >>> all santa clara vta riders can expect to see changes as well. starting today, vta will be implementing new fares and expanded hours of services. according to vta, their new policy will change adult fare from $2 to $2.25 per ride. youth fares, though are will drop by 75 sends. day prices increase. and monthly passes will be $80, an increase of $10. >>> train service will increase from 30 minutes from every 15 minutes during the week. >>> bush is keeping a close -- trump is keeping a close eye on policy problems. >> president trump rang in the new year at a lavish party. >> it's going to be a great year. a fantastic 2018. >> reporter: 2018 may be new. but there are old challenges for the white house. north korean dictator, kim jong- un addressed has country on new year's day, and announ

martin luther king, jr. day tradition going back over 30 years. it's a trip on caltrain from san the full celebration. darron lee and his family made the trip. >> we're trying to remember the memory of martin luther king and everything he done for the african american community, not only that, but the people who helped him get everything accomplished, not just african americans, but caucasians, asians, indians and everything. >> reporter: 950 people rode the freedom train last year and in year the list maxed out at 1,000 200. darren said the world today needs unity. >> everybody coming together in san jose and the bay area, it's showing the world that we can come together. martin luther king, baby. martin luther king junior was >> bernice king also called for people to do 50 acts of kindness between now and april 4th. that's the day in 1968 when martin luther king, jr. was assassinated. she said we need to follow our words with actions. melissa caen, kpix5. >>> a heart stopping catch, a firefighter saves a child tossed from a third floor balcony. >> and beauty ads shown with wrin

hoy se celebrÓ el dÍa de martín luther king, la alcaldesa interina de san francisco en un comunicadoue llega desde washington, no dejaremos de enviar el mensaje de esperanza. continuaremos siendo una ciudad que celebra el amor y la empatÍa para todos". no sÓlo adultos compartieron el legado de martin luther king, sino que los niÑos tambiÉn lo celebraron. " yo tengo un sueÑo" una frase de inspiraciÓn y de cumplimiento de metas. [habla en inglÉs] >> yo tengo el sueÑo de que mi familia se pueda quedar conmigo toda la vida. >> yo tengo un sueÑo de que no me separen de la gente que quiero. antonio: estos niÑos de familias emigrantes hablan de los sueÑos que a ellos los desvelan. >> ellos han sido afectados porque sus familias han sido separadas, estamos viendo cuÁl es su sueÑo. [habla en inglÉs] antonio: el centro nacional de ley de migraciÓn en su momento declarÓ que compartÍa el sueÑo de que toda la gente, mÁs allá de su raza, gÉnero o condiciÓn econÓmica sea tratada de manera justa y humanitaria. >> nosotros tenemos que seguir adelante, nuestra comunidad tiene derechos humanos, derecho

martin luther king jr. day. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose where the celebration train is about to roll out in just a couple hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. yes, the annual martin luther king jr. celebration train will be deporting right here behind me in san jose across from the sap center around 9:45 this morning with stops in palo alto and san mateo before finally reaching san francisco. once in the city there will be a march and parade in honor of dr. king. the train ride up the peninsula if you are not familiar it's a social experience with passengers chanting and singing songs in celebration of the late civil rights leader. we suspect this year's celebration train might have added significance given president trump's comments last week when he reportedly referred to haiti and africa as s-hole countries. last night he denied saying that and saying he is not a racist. tickets for the celebration train are sold out. other events today in napa at 9:00 a group of nonprofits, religious groups and service organizations will be holding an mlk jr. day

. >>> in san francisco hundreds marched to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king. >> reporter: people hopped on board the celebration train starting in san >> this country needs to unite together and one another. >> what people have been trying to do for a long time and we have to keep trying to make our world the place to be. >> the march down third street is a time to reflect upon the lessons of the late civil right's leader. >> march in piece, march in love and we are going to show you that we are here, baby, and we are not going any where. >> reporter: standing up against hate and racism. >> to stand in solidarity with the most vulnerable residents of our nation. >> reporter: king was killed in 1968. 16 years for congress to pass a legislation declaring this day a federal holiday. today it is the only holiday recognized as a day of service. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc7 news. >>> hundreds met in oakland for a rally and march. modelled as what they say dr. king's. this is the fourth straight year the march has taken place. >>> drone view

people gathered around the nation and in the bay area to commemorate the birthday of martin luther king jr. >> in san jose, people climbed aboard cal train. they noticed a big jump in ridership. 1200 people this year up from 950 a year ago. those folks were all smiles as they arrived in the city. then marched more than a mile to the state park in the annual king d ♪ >> hundreds hit the streets in downtown oakland. it was called reclaim king's radical past rally. they want to reclaim what they say as dr. king's legacy as a resister and someone who engaged in civil disobedience to stand up to power. >> and many made it a day of service. >> laura anthony has our story. >> reporter: perhaps a day of rest for some. the martin luther king jr. day holiday was a day for others to work. >> grab a broom. we're going to sweep the parking lot. >> reporter: he is the founder of we lead ours. >> we have a very diverse group here at the park today helping out, cleaning up. >> look how rusty this is. >> reporter: many came here to clean up and are too young to remember dr. king except for history books. >> if he was