my view is that we do handle some sunshine complaints directly. we handle some that the task force would have made a determination on, but ultimately i think the regulations are clear and the title accurately reflects more or less what we're trying to do with them. thoughts? >> i agree. i mean, i suppose we could say ethics commission regulations for complaints made under the sunshine ordinance, but i think violations is fine too. either way. i think it's fine. >> any other thoughts? does the city attorney have any view on that? >> john givener deputy city attorney. your current titles are fine from a legal perspective, the proposed title is fine from the legal perspective. the one thing i would say that you shouldn't amend any portion of the sunshine enforcement by enforcement regulations tonight because that is not on your agenda. >> mr. st. croix, can you respond to dr. kur's question about 6a? >> dr. kerr is absolutely correct the bar is now one commissioner member can calendar a complaint. i'm not sure why this copy went out, but it's typogra

>> i guess that one fundamental tenant of sunshine and public records is if someone makes a sunshine request and you give the document to that person, you must give it to everyone, so, in a way, this complaint does not really fit in the sunshine box, i think that what the complainant i believe is saying, i wanted records in my personnel file that are personal to me, it is not a sunshine request, it may be that the city can provide those records under other laws, but it does not fit within the sunshine ordinance box. >> i see. okay. >> so what is the consequence of that? >> are you saying that the whole thing does not belong here? or belong or as to some things that are not in her own personal file. i just don't understand that. >> yeah, i mean, i think that the whole thing does not belong here. that what she is alleging, is not really a sunshine violation. because. >> what about the central control logs? >> well, so, sorry, it may be that there are documents that are not confidential, under any state or local law and do not disclose personal information that are sunshinable, and so i

and that also includes the sunshine ordinance. now, under 8.1, if you notice on page 2 of the retention policy, in category 4, it states in the first sentence that documents and other materials that are not records, quotes, unquotas defined by the administrative code in section 8.1 may not be retained, but 8.1 does not say anything about not being retained it says that everything must be retained. and that it must be according to 3 different categories. they are specific, they are current records, and there are storage records, or permanent records, there is no such label as essential records. so, a lot of what you see here in this records retention policy is embellished when you read that administrative code 8.1. and i would strongly ask you to refer to that and apply what is going on here and what was said to be or needed to be retained or not. and now, there is a question as to whether it public records with regards to city records verses, external records needs to be retained, and section 8.1, after the end of section 8, let m

the sunshine ordinance task force says, we're not going to do it. we don't care what the law says; we're not going to do it and when it's referred over here, up until this effort op your part to actually enforce it, none more enforced that jul gomez which was basically ignored by the mayor. basically what we're talking about here is denial of due process. the law san francisco gives the citizens the right whente it they have been deadline the opportunity to make public comment, the avenue of going to the sunshine ordinance task force and asking for their assistance. but what good does to do you? you go there and get the orders of determination, and yet, other city agencies including this body, just ignore those determinations. know your rights under the sunshine ordinance is printed on every agenda of every commission and board in this city and every meeting. and yet when people who actually do know their rights under the sunshine ordinance and come before the bodies and simply ask to have their constitutional rights respected, for heaven's sake, th

ordinance and failure to comply with the sunshine ordinance. i'm furnishing you request that i responded from february 2010 to february 2013. i have also furnished you with the records of hours spent annually by me in research in response to sunshine request and prep for sunshine hearing. 227.55 hours and current fiscal year of 16.15 hours. i may have been technically in violation for failing to release information. while admitting to not responding on a timely basis. i did respond with a letter to mr. clark. i did not send a knowledgeable representative. i followed the attorneys advice. it's suggestive and contradictory provided to me by my city attorney and finally after respond to go request that were thoroughly received by the city attorney. i disagree with the task force finding that i have inadequate responses and a lack of intent to comply with the sunshine ordinance in the future, unquote. i would be more than happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. public comment on this matter? >> my name is robert clark. i'm a witness to the fac

is there a motion to find no violation of the sunshine ordinance? no willful violation of the sunshine ordinance with respect to the agenda item 3a? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> may i have two minutes? >> opposed? >> hearing, none? >> the motion passes. >> you had many minutes. >> it is the chair's discretion, i would like two minutes to answer the comments of the commission? >> it seems to me commissioner's studley opinion that the city attorney can read whatever he wants into this law. >> mr. hartz please. >> but the task force cannot. why is that way? >> the next item on the agenda is 3 b, eth thicks complaint number 1 5-111205 regarding aan action by george wooding and for this item the respondent is phil ginsburg. >> both the complainant and the respondent present? >> complainant? okay. >> mr. wooding. you have up to ten minutes. >> may i shut this? >> yes. >> good evening president hur and commissioners. thank you for listens my name is george wooding. i will start by saying this hearing would have been completel

but, i see no reference to that issue in the sunshine ordinance task force findings. so there is nothing before me that i can find that raises that issue. although it has been raised here tonight, and it will trouble me if different members of the public were treated differently or if the statements were treated differently but that seems to have been mentioned but never addressed by the sunshine task force and therefore, there is nothing that i see before me that i can do anything about. when the ethics commission itself, changed our practice, to put the 150-word statements in the body of the document, we did not do it because we thought that we were in any kind of violation up until then. we did it because we thought that it was responsive, because we thought it would reduce frustration and the members of the public would find it evidence of good faith. but not because we thought that it was required. so i think that it is a good thing to see that the library commission is now prepared to raise for its future practice doing the same thing. but i don't see it as requ

it's not official miscould be duct if it's only the sunshine ordinance. and that is the message. thank you very much. >> commissioners, as the previous speaker mentioned jul gomez has been elected to her position [twao-eupbs/] since you found her unanimously to have violated her responsibility under the sunshine ordinance and yes, the mayor has refused to even deal with it and it's interesting over the last year, he didn't mind spending $200,000 of money to get ross mirkarimi out of office and yet with one of his own appointees, you sent him a recommendation and he ignores it and he ignores that. well, boys and girls, can anyone spell hypocritical? very frankly one of the reasons i have been adamant about the library commission is the fact that they come before the public and they lie. they present number relating to the finances of friends of the public library and through public records request i found they have absolutely nothing to back those numbers up. we're talking $10 million that they have claimed that the friends gave to benefit the public library, and they can't back u

and at least as it relates to the sunshine violation. with miss ballard, it appears that they were alleging willful violations and so, but, again, i don't think that the failure to save the document is necessarily at issue in light of what the sunshine ordinance task force found. >> i would just caution the commission against you know, this matter. separate finding willful violations that is not what the ordinance or what your regulations specifically authorize, you do it is not how this issue was agendaized. >> chapter two, referals to the egg ethics commission. >> of what the task force considers willful violation. >> right. >> and in sections d and e, on page 6, of chapter two, the regulations explain what the ethics commission can do in making its findings and issuing orders. and there, it is a matter of finding violations or non-violations? your point is that we don't have jurisdiction to handle 1 a, 1 aand, and b and under dand e our findings don't require of willful or not. >> exactly. >> you do have jurisdiction over it, i would

of the december 5, 2011 sunshine ordinance task force packet. for me, the issue comes down to like i said one, did he search the records and are we convinced that he search the records and secondly is this e-mail one that would fit under category four? on the first question, we have testimony from mr. ginsberg and now granted it has been many years since this happened. i did not find his recollection to be ill laousive in light that it was difficult for him to reccolect. i don't think that it was unreasonable for someone after two years to not remember precisely the search that was conducted. with respect to the e-mail, this is not an e-mail that asks... he was a cc, on it, it is addressed from mr. beul to mr. dalton. and it certainly expresses an opinion of mr. buel as to the participants and the panel, it does not suggest that there was going to be some official action or that they were asking the panel not to occur. and to me, this does fall into category four as the e-mail that did not need to be responded to. and that it meets the other req

lots of sunshine as we head in toward the afternoon. so yeah, looks like that ridge will strengthen over the next few days. more of an offshore wind coming our way so the temperatures going to be heating up above the average, mid-60s in much of the south bay today. if you plan to head to the east bay lots of sunshine by the afternoon as high as 66 in pleasanton and 64 in antioch. as you slide inside the bay you will see temperatures in the 50s and 60s. more on your weather coming up. right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> we are watching two major traffic alerts this morning already around the bay area. our biggest backups right now are because of this accident southbound 680 approaching calaveras road. the latest update from chp is three left lanes are blocked. traffic is only getting by in one far right lane. so it's very slow going out of pleasanton heading into the sunol area and a tow truck is now stuck in the backup. so it's going to take a while for that one to clear. another hotspot this morning is traffic alert comi

the answer can be i don't know but i will look if you file a sunshine request or -- gee i don't think so. >> what's the provision for 67.22 that c? >> i think the entire section deals with response must respond for oral information. a. the b the role of that person is to provide information in a helpful and timely way and c, that person does not have to sit down and have a lengthy discussion. i think it does not require to respond if it takes more than 15 minutes to provide the information. >> okay. but this is for oral information. not a record. >> that's right. as i mentioned earlier sunshine ordinance does not require the city to create any records. >> okay. i understand. >> if i let him speak am i opening up public comment. >> you can reopen public comment. i maybe able to help you on this. >> no. i understand. it was meant to be a joke. it's not nearly as funny a the 1:0:30. >> just to refer you to section 20 b public information is defined there as the content of public records in public records act whether provided in documentary form or oral communication and doesn't include s

sunshine, it's all about the sunshine for the next several days including your weekend.ows in the 30s each night but afternoons are going to get warmer and by the middle of next week well into the 60s some of you in the south bay this time next week may be close to 70. tomorrow kind of chilly. san jose 57 six degrees below average despite the sunshine. union city, you'll hit 56. a cold start but mild finish. we're talking mid 50s for san rafael, petaluma and san francisco. here's your extended forecast. monday tuesday wednesday low to mid 60s with sunshine, noid upper 60s near the baby the end of this week. that's a truckload full of sunshine. not a chance of rain any time soon much to the cha grin of one ken. >> what's the internet say about this. >> the internet does talk about meteors so don't go there. >> one bolt of lightening is going to hit him. that's the only thing that's going to happen. >> we'll worry about it then. >>> coming up why a lot of people think the near don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is o

we will get a little sunshine today. >> yes, we will start the day with a little sunshine.ghout the day. you will need the umbrella by the drive on at 3:00 or after that. it's not going to be a bad weekend, but get ready, because it will feel a lot like winter again. blustery and cold this weekend. 37 is our temperature this morning with the wind chill of 32. the wind from the south southwest at 7 miles an hour. mild temperatures this afternoon. that's the of positive note on this friday. 33 degrees at dulles, 31 in martinsburg, 36 in hagerstown, 30 in frederick. fredericksburg, 36 degrees. the almanac for today shows be reached 50 yesterday afternoon with all the sunshine. it was marvelous. 37 is -- 47 is our average high. the days are getting longer. we are getting two minutes of sunshine more the today. snow accumulations down for the year. we will add to that a little this weekend, but not much. there's an upper crossed in the atmosphere. that will allow cold air to come in. we will get rain showers this afternoon and in the overnight changing to snow. we will get a low

so, sunshine. >> get ready for some sunshine. we have a new blog. it is a lot of fun.side tomorrow, a lot sunshine. temperatures in the 40's. there might be a sprinkle. after that, a chilly weekend coming up. thank you. >> "jimmy kimmel live" is next.

this is obviously a complicated analysis looking at state law, the charter, and the sunshine ordinance. in this case i believe the sunshine ordinance is trumped by these two charter provisions that make certain records confidential and to the extent what that they are confidential, they are confidential under evidence code second, 1040 and not subject to disclosure. again to the extent that these three pages don't fall into those categories, i believe they are subject to disclosure in a redacted fashion. >> that is not what the sotf ruled >> mr. shaw, please. you had your opportunity to speak. mr. pilpel you may continue. mr. shaw, please give mr. pilpel a chance to speak. thank you. >> so to conclude, i believe that those three pages should be provided. neither memo discusses what the staff's rationale for non-disclosure at the time of the original request was. that may be something that is worth discussing. so i think it goes to the question of whether there was a willful violation or a different sort of matter? i believe mr. menat shaw is free to make a request at any time, particul

should be produced as redacted, and if so, whether that has resulted in a willful violation of the sunshine ordinance by the executive director? any comments from the commissioners on this matter? >> do i not get a five-minute rebuttal on this? through the discretion of the chair? >> mr. met shah i will give you a little bit of extra time during public comment, but i would like to hear from the commissioners. >> thank you. >> as i recall, this relates tangentially to the subject matter of the two complaints, which i recused myself for reasons stated. the issue being raised in this particular instance does not appear to involve the same or doesn't go to the merits of the two underlying complaints. but i would propose that i not participate in the disposition of this question. >> i have no objection to that, commissioners? objection to that? i assume there is no voter action we need to take with respect to commissioner renne's recusal. >> you should vote to. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on whether commissioner renne should recuss himself? >> thank you for your integrity, mr. renn

sunshine by the afternoon on your saturday. full on sunshine as we head throughout sunday's forecast. from the "weather center," we want to update you with some of the latest dry trend in january and february. we are now finding a drought developing throughout parts of northern california, that includes all of the bay area. just as we thought, we definitely need more rainfall. but again, some big headlines coming out of the weather center. >> okay, thank you very much, jeff. >>> still ahead tonight, a group of college students to root for on oscar night. how a bay area school helped boost the best picture nominee. >> the medical treatments that you might not need. >> and moving in the right direction. a notable first for governor brown in his term as governor. >>> it has been a long and odd process, but tonight there is chatter about the oakland a's moving to the south bay. san jose's mayor is reacting to new reports about the move. "the l.a. times"" reports the baseball commissioner's office has given the a's a tentative guide

plenty of sunshine. needed raindrops on tuesday afternoon and probably going through tuesday night and might even last into parts of wednesday morning. chance of raindrops on thursday and chilly stretch coming our way first weekend of march. may be more the lion than the lamb. >> all right. thank you, chuck. >>> coming up in [ anouncer ] ihop is in time square to compare new griddle-melts to your usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. >>> college basketball, georgetown and scuse. >> since losing their second best player, they have gotten better. georgetown and syracuse met for the second time. a special matchup calls for special performance. that came from junior and the stars came out. carmelo anthony, his jersey was retired by the orange. we jump to the second half. auto porter calling for i

lots of sunshine. should feel pretty good.e will be a bit of a breeze here, particularly the first half of the day out of the west. looking at the satellite-radar. we're looking fine. high pressure will build in not did i today. that should give us a nice looking afternoon. plenty of sunshine expected around here for the day. i've got the wider picture up because i want to slow you our next storm taking shape and here it is in northern texas and oklahoma. this will get pushed up along the southern jet stream here and pushed towards the washington area later during the day tomorrow. so i think later tonight, we'll cloud up and during the afternoon tomorrow, we'll have a period of rain and/or snow across the area. best chance for snow will be washington, point north and west. and it is possible we could do some accumulating snow late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night for parts of the area. much of the area will be rain, i'm afraid. i know that snow lovers are a little disappointed. here is the forecast for today. high pressu

the sunshine will be back. outside, taking a check, cloudy skies ruled the overnight hours and as we get our sunday started, an awful lot of low clouds and even a little bit of patchy fog and light rain can be found outside, and not a very good view of the city of washington this morning. i cannot see the blinking light at the top of the monument, and the cloud deck is higher than the monument. winds out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour, and that wind is part of the reason i am so confident the sunshine will be coming back today. metro temperatures, 40 degrees in rockville, and 41 degrees down in camp springs, and 41 in hunting town. what is the rest of the day looking like? cloudy and sprinkles around early this morning and we will break into sunshine around 9:00 or 10:00, and we will have sunshine and a refreshing breeze this afternoon, and highs should be about 51 degrees in hometown, and charles town, west virginia, cloudy skies and up through 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 this morning, and charles town, a high up

i think that what really happens here is sunshine suffers, and the public suffers. and the public loses confidence in government, especially when ethics who is supposed to maintain ethics and was voted to help citizens now represents the city family more than they do the public. so, with that, i will leave you with as someone who is new here, i have very little confidence of any fairness, so thank you. >> i have a question for mr. wooding, please? >> mr. wooding, i have a question for you, if you don't mind? >> you made a comment just now about the documents being provided to you and what you called a clandes tiened manner, were they provided to you by an employee of the department of rec and parks? >> i won't answer, since i write stories, i have to protect my own sources. >> so you think that they were not provided to you through the routine... let me start another way and maybe the trial lawyers can phrase this better. >> you made a request for documents that was referred to an employee miss gong who has the responsibility for that area and it was she that told y

lots of sunshine expected.er tonight, we'll get some clouds rolling in and early tomorrow, we'll start to get our next system approaching from the west. and if it gets in here early enough and there are some indications it may not, but if it gets in here early enough, we may be dealing with a bit of the freezing rain issue for parts of the area particularly out to the west early tomorrow morning before a gradual warm- up. we are thinking high temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. so most of tomorrow should feature just rain shower activity but early tomorrow, there could be a period of some freezing rain around here. mostly sunny today. winds north and west at five t will feel better than yesterday with less wind and warmer temperatures. could be a little freezing rain early tomorrow morning. and here is a look at your accu- weather seven-day forecast. enjoy your president's day with lots of sunshine. freezing rain to rain tomorrow. 50 and then we'll cool it down again. could be a wintry mix around here on

while we have it. >> i like the sunshine on a weekend. >> beautiful. >> 70, 73? nice, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> how about roberta gonzales where is she? she is out and about in the kpix 5 mobile weather lab. roberta? >> reporter: yes, we are. we're here in the hills of oakland. elevation is roughly about 1500 feet here. we are at chabot space and science center. this is officially alameda county but where that green fence is, that becomes contra costa county. now, up here in the hills it's a little more on the breezy side. in fact, according to our weather master with mobile weather, the winds have been blowing up to 13 miles per hour. the air temperature now is at 61 degrees. now, we are here to speak with astronomer gerald mckee began here at chabot space and science center because earlier in our newscast, we were talking about the difference between a meteorite and asteroid and maybe you can reiterate that for the people at home. >> a meteor is when a space rock comes into our atmosphere. if it just passes through the atmosphere and burns up in the atmospher

it's all about the sunshine. at night means 30s away from the water down near freezing inland. and tomorrow will be the chilliest day of the next several. it will be pretty chilly mid- 50s that's it. fremont 56, vallejo 57, oakland you will hit the upper 50s. 59 degrees for a high. your extended forecast is sunshine across the board every day. full sunshine all the way through next friday. milder next week too. we're looking at mid-60s wednesday, thursday and friday. this is extraordinary. in the heart of our rainy season to not even be talking about a cloud let alone rainfall. >> not a puff of a cloud. >> not even. no clouds. nothing. >> couldn't even come up with a joke. >> enjoy the sunshine. >> thank you. >>> he made a statement without saying a word at the world series parade. tonight we'll know the real story behind sergio romo's t- shirt. >> the countdown to the opening of the new bay bridge span is on. kpix 5 is proud to be the official television station for the opening ceremonies in september. and we wi

of the whistle blowers who exposed misappropriations in the gift fund that is at the root of this sunshine concern that mr. menat shaw has raised. what really struck us was the inordinate delays in getting our concern attended to, both by the ethics commission and the whistle-blower program. we also had complaints about department of public health contracts, conflicts of interests and those complaints took over two years to get resolved, at which time we had been driven out of the hospital. so having talked to almost a dozen other city whistle blowers, all of them experienced the same retaliation. there is no whistle blowers that could get away in one piece. so we have lingering concerns that the ethics commission is complicit in burying whistle-blower complaints and in enabling retaliation and destruction of whistle-blowers. i think it would help everyone, particularly the whistle-blowers, if you would release something and you can honor confidentiality, but you don't have to get into this ridiculous secrecy where nothing can be revealed. because that feels like you are doing something wr

more sunshine for everyone today.cirrus clouds have moved to the east and we are looking at cooler weather headed our way as soon a as tuesday. but more significant cooling wednesday into thursday. looks like showers will arrive by thursday. doesn't look like a big system, but maybe some low snow levels for mount hamilton and point south from thursday into friday. so here's the water vapor imagery. yesterday we had the shield of higher is us clouds and now it has pushed not east. nose of high pressure is building back in and with that we get a northerly flow. that's about all we need to scour out the clouds. not everyone is seeing the sun right now. we will work on that. right now here's the computer animation. you notice by 11:00 it looks like we begin to see more clearing across the bay and by noon, yeah, looks like most places will be enjoying some sunshine, except for the coast. half moon bay and ocean beach, we will see pillar point some breeze city winds and cloudy conditions. here's the weather maker. the high

high pressure will give us a fair match of sunshine. clouds that will move back into the area with rain and possibly a wintry mix tomorrow night. no significant accumulation but we will keep an eye on it. >> we pretty much just have volume in the district and virginia. we are now in the rush hour and 395 coming off the belt way toward landmark has a break and then slow again near the 14th street bridge. 270 down to the lane divide is slowing and big delays through hagerstown heading toward frederick with an accident in myersville cleared to the shoulder bought six got 43 and 45 degrees. president obama honors just the fourth living medal of honor recipient. >> find out who upstaged the war veteran, coming up. >> he will lay out his priorities including gun control, and clean energy and outline a plan to create jobs and grow the middle class. >> economy will be center for this peace and how to grow the economy so everyone can participate. >> the president will push for additional government spending to promote manufacturing education, cl

the clouds are slower to break free and let sunshine through this afternoon.d hazy in the bay and 39 to 48 so quite a spread. mostly cloudy at noon and temperatures are jumping into the 40's. we will be near 50, mid-50's to upper 50's around 7:00. clearing tonight and temperatures fall back in the 40's. overcast inland, and 42 to 46 but not so bright and east bay valley was the first to see sunshine and by noon, not today at 47 to 52 and cooler at 55 to 59 dug -- during the afternoon. at the coast, you have mid-to-upper 40's and cloudy at noon getting to 50. by 4:00, the brightest time of the day and the warmest at 52 to 56. rain is on the way. first we go to traffic. >> vallejo we have reports of an accident eastbound. the reverse commute a big rig and a car on the right hand shoulder so cars are getting by without much delay. bart is on time. capital corridor train 523 is delayed from sacramento and running at 25

the sunshine is coming. northern maryland westhe panhandle of virginia. we will make some progress in the district. couple ofve to wait a hours. .4 degrees 39.wind-chill at warm side.l on the 54 in winchester. 55 in culpeper. a cold front will slide off to east for today. you can see the showers. inch ind up about 1/4 term of rains. severe weather across the deep south. we are watching the end of this new areas of low pressure to develop. that will come at us for wednesday and thursday morning. here is a satellite image from nasa. this is the snow cover all northeast and new england. .ou can see lake ontario the snow cover cuts off. the cloud cover sticks around .oday we will make progress overnight. tomorrow should be a partly day.y really nice. can see the system coming at us. the models indicate we could get . wintry mix there is uncertainty on the .recipitation type could pick up a couple of snow. if it is all , mostly cloudy, mild, 52 and 58 degrees. tonight, clear skies, 32 to 38. wednesday, we will have to watch , because if we see be an uglycould

. >> glorious sunshine. 70 degrees, feels amazing, especially in the sunshine. >> you should explain your microphone flag. it is a star-studded microphone flag. >> bedazzled, which i thought was fitting. and the stars are out. we have rodriguez, manny from " moderate family." he will be talking about the fan experience. >> the head cheerleader tomorrow? >> i think so. >> it is wonderful. i always come here and enjoy it and remembering places. the thing that i love is it is a city of locations where a career in places often stand in four places of the past. one of those locations is down the street, hollywood boulevard. there is a grill inside. >> take a look. >> next time you watch a movie set in the restaurant in the 1940's or 1950's, will close because you may be seeing this grill. operating an old school style on hollywood boulevard since 1919. unlike most of los angeles, and here they have not changed a thing. mark runs the place. >> the same place 93 years, why make a left-hand turn? >> they have been dozens of movies not "ocean's eleven" hitchcock, and "ed wood." did orson well

i don't get it. >>> we have some sunshine out there. hazy in spots but we are looking good on this friday. temperatures running well above average. looking toward mount diablo, partly cloudy tonight but a dry weekend in store for the bay area. these temperatures now just beginning to warm outside. we've got 60 degrees in oakland, 62 in liver mother and 60 degrees in san jose. not going to move anywhere too fast over the weekend, so lots of sunshine coming our way. maybe be a little bit cooler as we get into saturday. the weekend is looking good. throughout the afternoon looking good and overnight tonight, maybe a few clouds filtering into our skies. that will keep us from getting so cold. maybe not quite as warm on saturday. how about 67 degrees today in morgan hill. 68 this redwood city 65 in fremont. east bay temperatures in the 60s again and looking good inside the bay. a little hazy. 65 alameda. 672 in san francisco and 67 in santa rosa. the temperatures going to be running in the 30s and 40s. not quite as cold. not expecting any fr

we will see some sunshine later this afternoon, it will be a hazy sunshine, a good mix of sun and cloudsurs. this morning we are sticking around with the cloudy conditions until after about 11:00. 67 later today in santa rosa, 61 in san francisco, 67 in los gatos as well. san jose you'll be right around 64 degrees and of course we've been telling you about it, no stranger you know it's happening tomorrow, super bowl xlvii and we are talking about temperatures even here at home that are going to be very similar to what we're looking at in new orleans by kickoff, 65 degrees, lots of sunshine. winds light through the game, halftime 61 and 58 by the fourth quarter and again, even though it's in the dome, it's always nice to have the forecast for the city that they're playing in. all right, here's your forecast here, 66 today. 67 tomorrow. we'll see more sunshine tomorrow as that ridge builds back in place, we get one more bright and warm day for sunday and of course with those warm temperatures we definitely are hoping for a win and as we get towards the upcoming week temperatures cool off,

overall, we will never more sunshine than anything. things will get interesting by tomorrow afternoon. a really good handle on a scooter to our south. it should start out with nice conditions throughout the day. high temperatures in the low 50's. clouds will move in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. 7:00 with temperatures in the 30's. then we expect the moisture to come in from the south by mid afternoon. it will start as rain across the metro area. higher elevations will see some snowfall. all of that all changed to some snow and minor accumulations can be expected. it will be done with by thursday morning after a few snow flurries. then we will have sunshine and 50 degrees on friday. maybe a few snow flurries on saturday early. otherwise agrees the weekend and getting much colder. things don't look good by the commute home tomorrow. jamee? >> assigned to get going now. it's quiet. no major problems around the region. good morning, washington. or 14th street bridge, nothing to tell you about. one minor incidents in maryland wai

slower sunshine than yesterday., low-to-mid 50's at the coast and mid-to-upper 30's inland. >> the bay bridge, metering lights are on and traffic is sluggish to the macarthur maze and the upper deck moving into the city, and the hayward accident, this is southbound 880, you can see the yellow line there, speeds of about 40, or 35 to 40 miles an hour, which is cleared to the shoulder and another accident, northbound, that now is also cleared so hopefully it will be improving. >> thank you for joining us. the morning news continues in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america" next. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, new details in the last-minute operation to save the 5-year-old held hostage in that alabama bunker for a week. agents rehearsing in a mock hole, before racing in after watching the suspect on camera. we'll talk to little ethan's family in moments. >>> when the lights went out. there were warnings the power could blow

manassas, 41-degree as well for you with sunshine. -- 41 degrees as well for you with sunshine. >> thanktucker. >> on-time traffic time. ic tim >> and we will start on the west side of the beltway, the american legion bridge in both directions moving at speed. lighter volume than normal but we do have some of that volume coming around the inner loop from springfield past route 7 and the dulles toll road. your travel lanes are open. your express lanes available as well. we'll head over to prince george's county. looking at the volume south of route 50 on your way over to 295 and the woodrow wilson bridge running problem-free there. hov restricts in virginia, they have been lifted on 95, 395 and on 66 with the government, libraries, schools all closed today. you see the lighter volume traveling north up towards springfield. one shot for you downtown, this is 27th and k on the approach to the whitehurst freeway. i don't think i have a ever even it this vacant. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. >> thank you. >>> a check of this morning's top stories now. country music fa

lots of sunshine for all of you valentine's out there.. >> we are only a couple of minutes from sunshine on valentine's day. let's give you a look at the sky. freezing temperatures have given it an icy icy -- an icy glaze. many areas at or below freezing. here is our story as far as the futurecast goes. we will see the fog rapidly cleared. tonight, clear skies. a little bit of sunshine. then a cold front approaches. it will dramatically change conditions. the cold front comes through later in the evening and a few rain showers will precede and the company the front. snow showers could follow the -- rain showers will precede and a company -- accompany the front. we will go through the 50's tomorrow. sunday, flurries and highs in the 30's. >> let's go to our live camera. a lot of people on the scene of 29 and maryland. this has been shut down 45 minutes. icy conditions. everyone is forced off the road at four corners. let's go with another direction of the camera. crews are putting down sand and salt. we are also seeing a little bit of traf

but lots of sunshine outside.h pressure sending the jet stream a little bit further to the north. that is going to keep us dry. you can see pacific northwest getting pounded by another storm coming in their direction but not us. we are going to keep things mild and remaining dry for now. a weak system heads toward the bay area over the weekend. and that's about as close a shot as we have to seeing raindrops. otherwise it's mostly clear start. and dry at sfo if you are expecting anybody in or sending anybody out. it looks like it will be a good day to travel except the cross the country problems in denver, snow there, chicago mix of snow and rain. new york checking in with rainfall and 52 degrees. around the bay area, spring- like, 64 san jose, 65 cupertino, and 58 degrees in pacifica. east bay temperatures up into the 60s in many spots as high as 67 degrees in brentwood for today. and inside the bay we'll find some sunshine, 58 in san francisco. and 66 degrees in santa rosa. next couple of days, lots of sunshine c

so, sunshine from now all of the way until this time next week. mornings chilly. late february, early march, nights are long. 14 hours of darkness. sunny, mild during the day. the high pressure, closest to us on friday, the first day of march. we will likely start march off in the 70s. low 60s tomorrow on the peninsula. sanfrancisco, 60. middle 60s in the south bay. san skwroes a good evening, to you, 64 tomorrow. morgan hill, gilroy, sunny valley, mountain view, 60s from walnut creek. hitting 62. cooler from marin. sanfrancisco, 62. look at all of that sunshine as we wrap up february and say hello to march on friday. why not 72 degrees. saturday, 70, next sunday, cooler day of the weekend. darn, going to cool all of the way down to 67 degrees. what will we do? >> i don't know. gorgeous forecast. no rain ... >> the balance we get this is one of the best winter time areas, sunshine and rain. i just don't see rain for the next 10 days. >> what are we going to do in golfing and fishing. >> all right. that is good. >> yes. all lined up. >> perfect. >> yes. take advant

you are here to enforce provisions of the sunshine ordinance. you are not here to allow good government guide to supercede, trump, the sunshine ordinance. there are many things in mr. herrera's good government guide that are not worthy of being used as toilet paper. you will see the parallel to the problem mr. hartz is encountering with the good government guide similar issue in your next agenda item and mr. wooding's case in which the good government guide also contains material on page 89 that is not worthy of a public rest room. page 89 of the good government guide says that departmental destruction policies for material that remains on back up tapes or analogous paper records that the department may have lawfully discarded but may be found in the city-owned dumpster, these are the public records act that would be separate. and the sunshine ordinance requires to search the trash for such records that is pure nonsense, the back up tapes are there for daily use, speaking as an experienced secretary, i know that almost every secretary in this ci

this afternoon lots of sunshine. he 60s inland, sunny inside the bay, hazy sunshine at the coastline and cooler in the upper 50s. high pressure strengthening now. we are going to see a weak offshore wind breaking down at the coastline but at least in the valleys and the bay it will kick up keeping the skies clear and beginning to warm up the temperatures the next few days. very mild conditions expected. in fact, likely to see some temperatures near 70 degrees in the next couple. so we have a couple of patches of fog early ongoing to try to break that up throughout the day today and bring you lots of sunshine into the afternoon, maybe fog at the coast, trying to get rid of that by the latter part of the day. after today it's gone. looks like more sunshine on the way and warmer temperatures toward thursday and friday. numbers today 64 degrees in san jose. about 65 degrees in morgan hill. 62 in san mateo. 57 in pacifica. east bay numbers up to the mid- 60s and we are looking at plenty of 60s in the north bay while insid

enjoy the sunshine.sure is dominating our weather and can you see on the radar it is dry. we will have mid-60's in big sir and san francisco and 69 in san diego and los angeles and palm springs and sacramento, low-to-mid 70's. >> back to our developing news from the south bay. the highway patrol is still at a santa clara home following the discovery of explosive materials inside. cornell bernard is live the scene scene. cornell? >> c.h.p. has not left. they continue to keep a close watch on this house. it has been a very busy place. another homemade bomb was discovered here in the last 24 hours. they plan to blow it up later this morning in a bomb squad trailer. they plan to search the house again. we are learning more surprising and bizarre details about the man. police searched the house two days ago after they say homeowner everett basham made a threat against state senator yee. on tuesday a homemade bomb and chemicals were blown up by the bomb squad. a further search turned up more chemicals and what

we will see an increase in sunshine but maybe not total sunshine with the high clouds. the more sun you will see to the south with temperatures at 63 in santa cruz and santa rosa and upper 50's to low 60's for most of us. the next couple of days the pattern shifts tomorrow. a cooler trends starts on wednesday and first chance of rain is thursday with temperatures in the middle-to-upper 50's. sue has a new accident. >> i did. westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza. the left-hand cash lanes are stacked up because there is an accident at the toll plaza and crews are on the scene to push the cars out of there and someone was paying a toll and someone slammed into the back of them. no metering lights but the reason no the delay is an accident at the plaza. southbound 680 at scott creek road an accident blocking the off ramp and tow truck is on the scene getting the accident out of there north 87 the guadalupe parkway, that should be cleared any time. here is a look at drive times headed out 580 over the san mateo bridge and 101 over santa rosa. >> new this morning, when the