suter says it is conducting a thoughtful we ru of emergency services to ensure that the affected peopleod access. time 9:08. a senior citizen died while crossing the street in the union city. the crash was at mission boulevard and lafayette avenue. police say a large box truck hit the man just before 11:00 yesterday morning. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. >>> a new report says pg&e power lines started two small fires during the north bay wildfires. according to the press democrat, they were separate from the huge blays last october. it says one of the fires destroyed two hopes and the other damaged an outbuilding. the investigation adds, strong winds that night caused the power lines to arc. that sent sparks into dry grass and bushes which started the fires. it is still not clear what started the larger fires that killed dozens of people and wiped out hundreds of homes. >>> on a lighter note, people across the bay area took advantage of yesterday's record heat. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spent the day with some folks enjoying the unseasonably warm

about 11:30 police got another call from someone on suter avenue.se locations are about a mile and a half apart. it is not clear if the same animal was spotted twice or if there were two different mountain lions. one witness walked us through how she reacted. >> we were shocked initially. wow, look at that. so, i started to honk really loud to try to make the thing run. and it actually went through the neighbor's yard through the front of our yard, and then went in the backyard of ours. and it made my daughter very scared because she had never seen anything like that. >> these are the first mountain lion sightings reported in palo alto in six months. >>> the president says an unclassified memo vindicates him in the russia probe. but today republicans responded, as democrats fight to release their own memo. >>> plus, meet the bay area girl scout whose sales are blooming thanks to a new law and it is all going for a good cause. that story is ahead. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do you

you for your steadfast lifelong leadership on this issue. [ applause ] recently, secretary mary lou suters and i testified in support of the c.a.r.e. act, which is a follow-up to that 2016 law. the c.a.r.e. act will provide a framework for after school education and broaden pathways to treatment for people dealing with addiction. since 2015, we have added over 1100 treatment beds, increased state spending on addiction services by 60%, upgraded our prescription monitoring program, required medical, dental, nursing, social work, and fa pharmacy schools to teach every student about opioid therapy and pain management, increased access to narcan, certified hundreds of sober homes, expanding school based education, and creating new pathways to treatment. and over the next five years, we plan to add 500 more treatment beds and increase spending on addiction services by more than $200 million. but everyone in this room knows we need to do more. please move quickly to enact the c.a.r.e. act. [ applause ] in addition, we have to deal with fentanyl. fentanyl was present in less than 30% of overdose d

criminals are cops and the cops are criminals then there's the unsolved murder of detective chong suter that took place in november last year so it wasn't part of the gun trace task force but worked with some of the officers who are now under indictment and the day before he was set to testify in the corruption probe he was shot in the head with his own weapon while on duty and in another unfortunate twist which some might find suspicious a patrol car transporting the dying officer to a ospital got into an accident there's no suspect in the murder so far and no eyewitnesses except one unnamed partner and when the police commissioner tried to redirect the investigation to the f.b.i. the agency refused saying that the case had nothing to do with the corruption probe . i'm growing increasingly uncomfortable that my home side detectives do not know all of the facts known to the f.b.i. or the u.s. attorney's office that if revealed to us assist in furthering this murder investigation in the wake of the scandal baltimore police have launched an overhaul could be a new commissioner bowing to r

alone suter and this is al jazeera line from london also coming up syrian forces pound eastern a so-called deescalation zone one hundred thirty eight people are killed in just forty eight hours. i lift off in florida the world's most powerful rocket with a car as its payload takes off from cape canaveral a billion a long mask. and it's pretty basic but it's saving lives in mogadishu where on the road to somalia is only three ambulance. to taiwan where a six point four magnitude earthquake has hit the east of the islands killing at least two people and injuring more than one hundred of those the quake has brought down a hotel and at least three other buildings the united states geological survey says it struck near the northern northeastern port city of wiley and several people are thought to be trapped inside the hotel is the latest in a string of quakes to hit the region in recent days joyce wang is a time when he's journalist based in top pay she spoke to us about the impact of the earthquake. according to the latest confirmation from the national far agency under the ministry of interio

we have 2450 suter, three complaints since we last met and i have yet to have an opportunity to visit that location to further investigate. happy to answer any questions you might have, especially about new complaints that i didn't go over. >> vice president thomas: questions commissioners? >> my apologies not giving you a lot of time to puruse this. >> on the unknown, three different nights or what? >> correct. >> has anybody made contact with the complainant, police or anybody. >> anonymous, unknown location, i don't -- i haven't seen anything in progress there. unfortunately i don't have information about the complainant to go on. >> thanks. >> vice president thomas: that is hard to track down. >> carmen lounge, i know they have i-pod, is it a janitor cleaning -- how do you contact, they're not really on our perview if you don't have a permit, right? >> this is something that has come up in the past. maintenance crews, clean-up folks after a bar closing generally how we handle it, i'll reach out to the operator and stop by and double check to make sure they know what is going on af

the picture outside, a live look from suter tower, finishing the holiday with what will likely be record low temps the next 12 hours. the accuweather highlights, the forecast calling for subfreezing temperatures the next two mornings. we have record lows that are likely over numerous locations. and those records are pretty low. a lot of them in the upper 20s. that's how cold it is going to get over the next 12 hours. and then on wednesday, we're going to track our next front, could bring us some rain and snow. not a lot. but still a little bit of moisture on the seven-day forecast. it's all abo the cold air tonight. 33 the current number in fairfield. 43 in hayward. 46 san francisco, half moon bay. 45 san jose. cloverdale cool checking in with a temperature of 39. so the big story, the call from accuweather the next 12 hours, record-setting lows. where you see an asterisk by the number, that is likely a record being set over the next 12 hours. so record low in san francisco of 38 degrees. that would make it almost the coldest night in four years. 35 in san jose tonight. 35 in oakland. 26

>> family members and suters oshaleem tindle killed in this confrontation are expected to attend thisng's bart board of directors meeting in oakland. it happened near the west oakland bart station january 3rd. tindle was in a scuffle with another man and was shot after refusing to drop his gun. >> i believe that the individual that's trying to fight for his life has already been shot by mr. tindle. >> tindle's family claims he was not given enough time to react. >>> today president trump meets with state and local officials to continue a discussion on school safety. yesterday, the president held an emotional listening session attended by school shooting survivors including those affected by the tragedy at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. mr. trump floated the idea of arming teachers and staff as a way to keep students safe. >> this would obviously be only for people who are very adept at handling a gun. it's called concealed carry where a teach we're have a concealed gun on them. >> this morning, president trump took to twitter to dispute the suggestion that he wanted

we have heard a couple of projects that have come before you, the 222 suter building, also the macy's men's building. these are results, too, of large department stores leaving. storeses are downsizing. they want smaller footprints, as has been said. macy's men, women's, consolidating. these big department stores are not coming. i think you're looking at a case-by-case basis that's really important. that's sort of what we came up with when we were trying to come up with a policy in our publy affairs committee when we were determining what to support. size and configuration of the building, it's important to have a street presence. if you want retail on the second floors and above, you have to go through the lobby to get up there. there's no signage. it's tricky from building to building. is it facing union square park. before that, it was office on the third floor and above. we would like to continue being part of the conversation and we would really be pushing for more flexible. >> thank you, ms. flood. >> any more public comment on this? seeing none, we'll close public comment. >> i