richmond and approaching berkeley and then as we mover down the peninsula seeing rain moving through south city i'll continue to monitor this as it moves through some of the bay area. ? we care about the commute. over on the peninsula side those are key concerns as we remove the radar. you can see the road weather index. we are watching for reports. so far one in the north bay. it clears and here it is actually northbound with a crash. it shows the slowing. we also have a delay and coming into martinez. the rest of the agencies are clear. >> thanks so much. >> it is 6:01. thousands of mental health workers across the state are set to hit the picket lines. we have more on what is ahead. >> you can see the organizers that started to get here and get their picket signs ready to go. they will be protesting outside here in san jose and also san francisco medical center in san francisco. in all 4,000 will picket at eight kaiser perm thenanente locations. they say for themselves they want kaiser to stop to hire more children in additions so th clinically in additions. they fighting for patients who th

millions of visitors come to south lake tahoe every year.chris fiore, city of south lake tahoe'i meanlook around and see just how beautiful this place is. we want people to enjoy that, but we also want to respect the people who live here.'but with measure t passing... an estimated 1800 vacation homes which are currently for rent in the city... will drop to just 400 homes in the resort core over the next three years.kathy meyer, lives in meyers'i think itús bad, and i think they needed to let the other restrictions they put in place a year ago have followed through for a few more years to see how it all went.'kathy meyer lives in nearby meyers... but believes measure t was a mistake.kathy meyer, lives in meyers'definitely is going to hurt the economy.'the city estimates it will lose close to 4 million dollars in taxes and other fees.but city spokesman chris fiore says police and other officials will respect the voters wishes. chris fiore, city of south lake tahoe'from the enforcement perspective what changes a little bit is the advertisements. weúre going to monitoring the advertisemen

over on 101 right around san bruno south city right at 380.ffic is light looking good in this area. >> volunteers are hard at work sign and decorating. the sparks are flying as they load boxes of flour and other items. to make sure everything is ready for the big event. this year's 130th annual parade is on tuesday. meanwhile four die hard college football fans are proving their loyalty to teams by camping out days they are living on a billboard for 12 days starting today. it's a contest put on by espn. alabama, oklahoma, clemson and notre dame. the college football national championship is going to be played in santa clara november 11th. >> i just don't want any drinking on that and i'm sure there probably is. but when it comes to bay area they're getting a steal of a deal. >> with a very nice view. >> go. >>> time now 4:51. >> a film gets a very bad rating after coming out on christmas day. >> and we want to take a live look outside this time we are looking at the city of san jose. it is 4:52 right now we'll be right back. this is not a bed.

how a south bay city i responding after some of it )s officers were caught sharing porn at work. and the raiders in san francisco? its possible. what s way? how a south bay city is reacting after some of its officers were caught watching porn at work. >>> what sources are telling us. >>> finally tonight, ar and all those letters by all those kids do go somewhere. there for the nightly snapshot. >> reporter: it's that most magical time of year in the most magical place. >> welcome to santa claus, indiana, america's christmas hometown. ho ho ho. >> reporter: there has been a post office since 1856, and for as many years, letters addressed to santa have arrived by the bag full. >> merry christmas. >> tell all the elves and mrs. clause hello for me. >> we receive letters that say santa, north pole, and they are delivered here. >> reporter: because volunteer elves roll up their sleeves and answer them. >> dear santa, i was it's something that i think is so important. children write and really pour out their hearts to us and address some . we're not psychiatrist but if we can say santa

you will notice steady rain from san francisco to south city. castro valley, around hess pairon boulevard seeing is brief downpours. it is light to moderate around san jose, santa clara and willow glen. it's not going to be very long, steady light rain in the north bay. wider perspective soing you the system is continuing to send bands of moisture into our area. i'll be back to let you know how long this is going to last and if it will impact your morning commute. >> thank you. >> a cracked and leaning pg&e power pole is still standing months after marked for replacement. >> neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. unser hassan is live in pacifica with more. >> reporter: if you look up there, this pole is crack and tilteding about two feet. if you look down here, you can see where pg&e tag this had pole back in august for replacement. now the concern for the families on the street that a strong windstorm could knock this pole down. >> these photos clearly show where this power pole in his front yard is cracked. >> yesterday i

city it's raining. letting up in the south bay. it was raining in san jose. that's the rain now over oakland, alameda and berkeley with rain still for redwood city. we'll show you the batch of rain right over the bay area in the heart of the evening commute as we zoom out, sonoma county, napa county dry now. you'll get rain between now and 7:00. it was not warm today. we barely made it to the mid- 50s. the warm spot is san francisco, 55 degrees, 49 in livermore, 54 in oakland, 52 in concord. tonight with the clouds and the on and off rainfall we'll say a little bit milder than we have been recently, vallejo 47, redwood city 48 and san jose 47 degrees. so most often we have a storm system move through typically to our north going from west to east. this one is different. this one is off to our west. it will stay off to our west and meander to the south and east to make landfall over los angeles. what does that mean for us? we're on the outside edge or the fringe of the storm. so waves of rainfall rotating around the storm will rotate through the bay area tonigh

within the focus of daly city and san bruno and south city bear more of the impact. it does move around depending on weather. >> okay. i was just curious about that factor. thank you. >> thank you commissioners for your comments. i do not want to lose that point i want to overemphasize its. this noise study has been done by the f.a.a. and sitting there for one year. as part of the reauthorization of the budget, they have to release it by the fall of 2020. and i think asking the congressional leadership to release it well in advance of that would have a significant impact on this conversation. thank you director for overemphasizing that. that will be a big first step in terms of some of the things. in a perfect world, i would like to see the possibility of the cystic door system abolished. and going back and fanning out the procedures. i think i would also be informed by the noise study. >> i don't have any other questions at this time. i do want to say for the record, to overemphasize this point. we try to do this later in the day, as well as to coordinate with our a

south through dublin looking at showers. westward san francisco, from the sunset daly city and south city showers.rom hayward in fremont new the showers passing east going to higher elevations. sunnyvale and boulder week wet. the accuweather seven-day forecast a droi and cool day tomorrow. >> a good reminder to check for delays at the airport if you are traveling. >> it's windy as well. >> good to know. and thank you. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen with lisa argen. the news continues on facebook, twitter and instagram. good morning america is mechanics. news continues at 8:00 a.m. see you then. >> announcer: let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it. we have a trash issue in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel the community has failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we're in in toget youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best fr

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south part of the city, excuse me. and as i described earlier, oakland is also significant in terms of impact to the community, and so this is their runway 30 nighttime departures. also flying over the mid and the southern part of san francisco. so the opportunity that we were looking for is to combine these traffics and have them take a more community-sensitive approach and utilize over the bay -- over the bay flight alignment. so the next slide is what we call the night hush departure. and this is where you'll see the line from san francisco international going out to the middle of the bay. this is where the departures would fly out to the middle of the bay and then fly up the bay and then fly out the gate, and you can see on the right side of that line, oakland airport, and they would also join this same departure up and out the bay. and we call this, again, the night hush transition. so those flights that make that southerly turn over san francisco would follow this track. >> supervisor safai: just a quick question

an industrial city in south korea is now home to the world's largest outdoor mural the work covers nearly twenty four thousand square metres. reports from incheon city it's become a source of pride for the residents it dominates this part of been shown the skyline and industrial i saw turned into an eye catching thing of beauty standing nearly fifty meters tall a facelift in a city known for its industrial grime. in town is a city of manufacturing and industry we have many aging buildings like this which poses a problem for us this is what they were grain silos but with unimaginative i it wasn't hard to see them as a row of books on the shelf so that is what they became. sixteen volumes that tell the story of a boy's journey from childhood to adult hood while depicting the complete cycle of the four seasons. is probably best known to people outside south korea as a location for the international airport that serves the capital seoul but officials here seem determined that the city should be recognized for far more than just the place you fly in and out of with hopes that some of the milli

already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the south western city of bordeaux clashes between writers and police and then barricades set on fire outside an apple store. they w. correspondent lisa lewis is covering the protests for us they say you've been reporting from a neighborhood which saw clashes yesterday was the same than now. well absolutely i mean the eighth only small that's not far away from the shows in the day and a lot of the damage has already been cleared up but they still some left as you can see just behind me there's a french bank the windows of which have been smashed it'll take a bit longer until we wait to see the damages of lot of yesterday's protests really i've been talking to people here you've been telling me you know we have a chalk by what happened over the kind of care are getting used to that because that's what french precious are like many here understands why the demonstrations. have gone to the barricades and they also understand that they're having difficulties making ends meet but there are some who are now criti

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cities will get on board. >>> you have heard the saying, go big or go home, one south bay city is doing the exact opposite, going small to combat one big. the mayor unveiled the emergency sleeping cabin prototype similar to a tiny home this afternoon. it is part of a temporary solution to house homeless adults who are employed. next week the city council will vote on the proposed pilot. >>> and south bay police are searching for a thief who was captured stealing on surveillance video. take a look, this woman looks around to see if anyone is looking and when the coast is clear, she moves right in, taking what appears to be a decoration from the porch of a home, police say if you recognize her, give them a call. >>> we had a stunning sunset, this view looking west from our salesforce tower camera. gorgeous outside. >> that is stunning, wake up with our team for the latest on atc stng at 4:30 am. and here is paul. >> we are talking about the beautiful view of the sunset tonight because the clouds cleared and we had ourselves some rain this morning, that moved out in the clouds moved out in the afternoon. 39 santa r

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you can see it's mostly rain down to the south, cities like atlanta and columbia dealing with heavy rains, and downtown nashville looking at heavy rain. but just to the north of that, it's sleet and heavy rain. those roads are likely impassable because of how slick they're going to be. cities like raleigh and greensboro, you're now getting straight snow and at times it's coming down very heavy. when you talk about charlotte, it depends on where you live. charlotte is in mecklenber county. if you're in the southern part of that county, you're likely getting snow. if you're in the northern part, you're likely getting rain. one of the biggest concerns, however, is ice. because many of those same locations are going to start to see the eyesa cumulate, whether it's in the form of sleet or freezing rain. the problem is for the areas that get, say, a quarter of an inch or maybe as much as half an inch, that's when you begin to see power lines and trees begin to come down. not to mention the travel concerns, not just the roadways but runways as well. we've already started to see massive amounts

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next week the city council will vote on the proposed pilot. >>> and south bay police are searching for thief who was captured stealing on surveillance video. take a look, this woman looks around to see if anyone is looking and when the coast is clear, she moves right in, taking what appears to be a decoration from the porch of a home, police say if you recognize her, give them a call. >>> we had a stunning sunset, this view looking west from our salesforce tower camera. gorgeous outside. >> that is stunning, wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 am. and here is paul. >> we are talking about the beautiful view of the sunset tonight because the clouds cleared and we had ourselves some rain this morning, that moved out in the clouds moved out in the afternoon. 39 santa rosa, 40 livermore, with the clear nights, chilly nights, san francisco 41, concord 45, 30s inland, fog inland as well, santa rosa 36 degrees, concord 39, livermore 38, oakland 42, a couple showers this morning, we will talk about why we didn't get that much rain but the radar is clear

south africa's cities are growing rapidly architects are looking for ways to provide millions of new residents with affordable housing one of them is kevin kim well a here in the joe slovo township near cape town he's developing green buildings that are within the means of the people who live here both affordable and sustainable. in south africa six to seventy percent of the people live in this environment and they want to for the. solar panels so it needs a different approach. to community members themselves. with support from the city the local university and the community came well and this building facilities that are needed here such as a youth center and a community home. right now as his team is busy constructing workshops for local businesses the community architect keeps costs low by avoiding expensive technology and by conserving resources recycled materials make up eighty percent of his buildings favorite are old pallets. so pilots are very accessible and the idea is to use a material that is a review of. the community its hope these workshops will improve quality of life

four people the forty nine year old tacker killed himself after being wounded by police in the south eastern city of pen us he had no criminal record and the motive is unclear. palestinian refugees in lebanon are resorting to increasingly desperate measures in an attempt to reach europe and who are now paying people smugglers to travel through latin america in the hopes of getting to spain. wanted a better life for his family but their attempt to reach failed palestinian refugees in lebanon are ready to sell everything and borrow money when a smuggler offers a way out even if the route to europe is south america. we flew to ethiopia on october twenty ninth brazil where we stayed in a hotel for a night before travelling to bolivia we tried to travel to spain but we were detained for about forty eight hours before being sent back to lebanon we trusted this broker because many people including my wife's cousins managed to reach europe . spanish police believe at least one thousand two hundred palestinians from. madrid. since the beginning of this year the criminals being suspected of smuggling them

island and other islands are contained in that circle and there are a few census tracts in the south city. this is also a broader map of the bay area that shows concentrated areas for opportunity zones pick vallejo and richmond in particular are key areas. if you were to zoom out in this map and look at california, the three largest areas are l.a., san diego, and fresno. so the bay area has not received as much interest, if that's okay , but we want to make sure we take advantage of the opportunity zones we have been given from the city. so with that, i have provided links and helpful sources if you want to dive into it more. i'm happy to discuss and answer any questions. >> thank you for that. >> i would first like to hear if anyone from the public would like to speak on this. okay. >> thank you. nationally there was a debate against a senator from south carolina. i see how it could benefits a lot of communities, but i'm curious how specifically to treasure island this will be held. i have a few questions for you basically. in the normal world, currently, if you want to defer an investme

tuesday sharif schatz was killed on thursday evening after opening fire at police a new tool in the city's south more than seven hundred police officers were involved in the search for the twenty nine year old after the shooting which killed three people and injured thirteen others bernard smith is in strasburg with all the latest. the hunt for sharif has ended here at the end of this street in what we think was a railway. he's been hiding out since the attack on the strasburg market on tuesday night it's essentially the area roughly worship grown up in southeastern strasbourg and it's where close the railways dropped off by a taxi driver on choose united been forced to drive in here should cut suspects of killing three people in the market and leaving another six fighting for their lives after launched a knife and gun attack on tuesday night in strasbourg market this has been a manhunt since then that a swarm the area with police and security officials causing huge delays as well on the border with france and germany on the border there as police stopped all vehicles crossing as a result fear s

that low pressure out there, sinking south, rain up on seattle, spreads as far south as crescent city at this hour. as they march south, showers in the way for the north bay and beyond. as you can see in the futurecast, here is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. before sunrise, we've got a wide swath of light rain up in the north bay, but a fast mover. as they go south they will evaporate, letting it roll on tomorrow, pretty much gone by the time midday rolls around. should be a very nice day. then a hint of that system coming in on tuesday afternoon, but we'll see. heading out to sfo tomorrow, a chance for early morning showers. then sunshine comes out. temps in the mid-50s, seattle, partly cloudy tomorrow. and rain in london and 42, gosh. overnight lows, temperatures down to 43 in santa rosa. sun up at 7:14. the forecast highs, looking for the numbers most hi in the upper 50s in the south bay, over the east bay. and maybe a splash of showers around 7:00 tomorrow morning, then not much. sun will be coming out later on in the day. north bay will stand the best chance. it'll be chilly again. not as c

. >> one south bay city is thinking small, a first look at the creative solution to the housing crunch. >> plus the struggling raiders do some house cleaning, who they fired and the replacement already picked. >> we continue to monitor this developing situation in san francisco's financial district, a suspicious item closing down a busy street right at the height of the evening commute. >>> a record breaking residential tower is being proposed for the east bay. >> this would sit in emeryville's christy court neighborhood and if approved would be the tallest all residential building in the east bay. kpix5's don ford brings us more details about the proposed tower and the community's reaction to it. >> reporter: for now it's just an ordinary asphalt parking lot here in emeryville, but if one international development corporation has its way, it will soon be a 56 than 600-foot tall apartment building. the aunie group is a canadian- based real estate development company. they are proposing a new 683- foot tall apartment building to go here at the corner of shellmound and christy streets 1

could this be the quietest city in the world? south korea's k—city — built to test driver—less cars. president trump and the first lady have made a surprise visit to iraq to thank us troops for their service. nearly two years into his presidency, it's his first trip to see soldiers under his command in a conflict zone, and just days after his announcement that american troops would be pulled out of neighbouring syria, a decision that prompted the resignation of two high—level advisers. back home in washington, government agencies are still in the grip of a partial shutdown. from there, the bbc‘s chris buckler. president trump travelled with the first lady to iraq, to spread some christmas cheer and to thank troops for their service and sacrifice. we came to al asad to share our eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong and free. but, standing with us soldiers on foreign soil, it was inevitable he would be asked about what many claim is his increasingly isolationist foreign policy. last week, in a sudden and s

city, a smaller number than in previous weeks, after president macron had reversed some of his planned tax increases. yellowjacket protests have also been taking place elsewhere in france, notably near in the southan was killed when his vehicle was in collision with a stationary lorry at a roablock which had been put in place by the demonstrators. there have now been a total of ten deaths linked to the protests since they began in november. thousands of cuban medics have returned from brazil after the cuban government fell out with the brazilian president—elect jair bolsonaro over a joint health—care programme. cuba's communist government pulled the doctors out after brazil's far—right leader questioned their qualifications and called them slaves. he accused the cuban government of keeping 75% of their pay and of not allowing their families to join them. will grant reports. welcomed home to flowers and flags. thousands of doctors who'd been working in remote and poor parts of brazil back in cuba after an acrimonious end to their posting. after brazil's president—elect, jair bolsonaro, had described them as slaves, most were just glad to be home. translation: we expected new moves or change with

city — a smaller number than in previous weeks, after president macron had reversed some of his planned tax increases. yellow jacket protests have also been taking place elsewhere in france, notably near in the southof perpignan. one man was killed when his vehicle was in collision with a stationary lorry at a roablock, which had been put in place by the demonstrators. there have now been a total of ten deaths linked to the protests since they began in november. the us government will remain partially shut down over christmas after politicians in the senate failed to resolve their differences over the budget during a special session. democrats oppose donald trump's plans to use federal funds to build a wall along the us—mexico border. there was further bad news for mr trump as his top official in the fight against so—called islamic state quit over the decision to pull us troops from syria. chris buckler reports. in the us, some government buildings are being closed and many federal employees have been told not to go to work. not because of christmas, but because of a government shutdown. senators, however, were working. they were called to a special session of congress to try to find a funding dea

. >>> this is from sales force tower, live at the south part of the city, south china basin, it is clearing up in this picture but dealing with fog in parts of the bay area. we'll be right back after this, 53 degrees in san francisco. ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> seahawks destroyed the 49ers in seattle two weeks ago. yesterday, san francisco got a shot thseawks for the time in f clinch a playoff spot. second quarter, 49ers led 7- 6, it's garrett, 41-yard touchdown to make it 14-6 san francisco. hawks go for it on fourth and goal. carson stopped nibblely but moves in to the end zone. robert, i can't believe it. game goes over to overtime. 49ers are in field goal range. they bring in robbie gold, 36 yards out. the kick is up, the kick is good. the 49ers win 26-23 in overtime, first victory in seat until five years. 8 combined winnings between the raiders and bengals meant plenty of good seats avai

in spartanburg south carolina cities in tuscaloosa alabama and folks fighting chattanooga tennessee together the plants employ forty nine thousand people including suppliers and service providers dealers sell around one point three million vehicles each year and looking at their trade balance german auto companies export more of a u.s. made cars than they import from germany making them net exports so can the meeting reduce tensions perhaps a little but trade talks are the responsibility of the european commission not make is the head of germany's institute levin's first also says the german car makers are not the ones washington should be negotiating with i asked him what's at stake for the comic has the or the car the tariffs on cars twenty five percent potentially are a threat and they clearly want to avoid that at the same time they are not really responsible for tariff policies so what trump is trying here is that once more to divide in this case the europeans he wants to extract concessions from the comic or the robin negotiating with the e.u. and he's doing a good job of it i mean ger