mike colville, former president of the west bay region of sutter health. jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area. tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground. but the biggest and should be reserved for the folks back there who are building this building, our construction workers. >>[applause] >> so, the topping out ceremony is a recognition of the final still being which will be in a few meds raised to its place way up high, a recognition that the structure has reached its highest point and we can begin filling it out. this event is a tribute to that. the folks that are working on this project

this one with some bad blood early-- brett sutter fights jc lippon after a borderline hit-- sutter would win that fight. but manitoba on the ensuing power play would strike first blood-- tick tac toe-- petan to de leo-- to rafl for the 1-0 manitoba lead. later in the first-- another fight-- joe finley and rafl going at it-- they go down-- not done yet they're back up no harm done to either. period-- the outlet pass ahead to zach mitchell on the break away who goes five hole-- buiscuit in the basket-- 1-1 wild... and they'd go on to win 2-1 max fortunus nets the game winner. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local and part of tomorrow through. look for mostly cloudy skies again tonight with a few snow showers out west early on and some flurries possible here later. temperatures will fall back into the 20s, but the winds will still be pretty strong, so it will feel like the 10s. thursday will be a mix of sun and clouds through the day, but those nw winds will still keep our temps down a bit again with highs in the mid 30s expected. friday is wh

and thanks to her leadership -- and thanks to her leadership along with secretary mary lou sutters we are making progress. they're developing intake, investigation, supervisory, foster care and in-home service reforms, some of which haven't been updated in years and some of which never existed at all. i want to thank you, commissioner spears, for your leadership of this critical organization. thank you. [ applause ]

the neighborhood is shocked by the violence that unfolded inside one families home kathlyn sutter/neighbor 21:31 i felt sad terribly heartbroken for whatever the situation is i can imagine being a mother and going through any of this dj is also wanted for possession of a firearm by a felon. hampton police need you to take action against crime. they )re searching for police say a woman and two men were sitting in a car on towne center way when king approached them last week. inside the car police tell us king tried to rob the woman. that )s when he shot her and ran. that woman was taken to the hospital and should be okay. police tell us king is armed and dangerous -- but if you know where he is to take action and call the crime line. virginia beach public schools say overdrawn lunch accounts are making it harder for them to provide affordable meals each day. now the district will revise their breakfast and lunch service policy. any student who s unpaid lunch balance exceeds 20 dollars and 75 cents will be given a bagged lunch option. it includes cheese, graham crackers, and juice for breakf

trump and clinton sutter hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that of bi-lo. greenville, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $27.40 on this week's groceries - that's 19%. so head to walmart and see what you >> we have some breaks in the clouds. mainly in north location. a few places to cool into the 30s. but overall a very mild night around the region. with the cloud cover this is going to keep most of us well above freezing as we go through asheville is very balmy 51 degrees. wind out of south at six miles per hour. we take a look at greenville right now. a few more clouds, 52. if you have the white jacket, that is really all you will need. as we go through the overnight and early morning hours, very, very mild and comfortable. southwes

kathlyn sutter/neighbor 21:31 i felt sad terribly heartbroken for whatever the situation is i can imagine being a mother and going through any of this oncam dj is also wanted for possession of a firearm by a felon. new details in a robbery and shooting death in hampton. suspect in the case--- but it s not the man who pulled the trigger. it )s this man-- 21- year-old tacare veney. police say veney and timothy johnson were armed when they held up the gift card atm store on mercury boulevard friday night. police say the store clerk was also armed -- with a legal handgun-- and shot both suspects. johnson died at the scene. police found veney a few blocks away -- with a bullet wound. he was treated at the hospital. and now he )s facing weapons and robbery charges. the store clerk is not facing any legal charges. sheriff s deputies are investigating a homicide in accomack county. the sheriff s office says at noon they got a call about a man shot outside a home in horntown. when they arrived at raymond townsend lane -- deputies say they found 22 year old robert baytops the fourth with a gunshot

sunday afternoon of a little the shooting have been under round- the-clock in the afternoon from sutter st. the jove himself into a gas station and maine and sacramental street for he was a was a call the police department and was taken to hospital where he is expected to survive in silver or gray dodge charger with three people inside that was seen going east on main street police responded friday night after getting reports of a shooting at a grocery store parking the victim was near her car when a man approached from behind and the man she gets from her purse for offices from the one conscious with a bullet wound across the forehead she was taken to hospital and is in stable condition the suspect fled the scene before police could arrive to the area >>gabe slate: 40 all about it if next. >>will tran: we went up there to get a sneak peek of was on to mixology shells look fantastic. >>gabe slate: it is the warehouse were some of the biggest concert a one to be unsuitable week it is amazing what they're doing that transforming this old warehouse full of steel and wood into a super high

janet wu, wcvb darryl sutter newscenter 5. ed: we seem to see a different hillary in new hampshire today. >> you did. nobody performs better on their backs against the wall as opposed to hillary clinton. about 2:00 this afternoon, hillary clinton has a huge deficit between her and bernie sanders to make up the difference to win this in a she almost did the same thing in 2008 with obama. we will see if she can do it again paired again. ed: how will she do it again? .> she has a campaign exactly the way she did toda>>< every single day every single minute for the next seven days. the greatest days in politics. she has the women on the ground that is very experienced at doing it. that is how you do it. can chain? we will see. it could be end up enough of the when. ed: ted cruz' s success transferring to new hampshire? >> two totally different states. he shares tradition of ellie is what evangelical voters. new hampshire is the middle of new hampshire will not punish you for being moderate as long as you are strong, strong immigra

john sutter wanted to keep it secret, but the extraordinary news of a gold strike soon leaked out. san francisco's population was just over 800 when a merchant who published the town's first newspaper and became one of the first millionaires confirmed the discovery of gold. >> the gold rush didn't really get started until may 12, 1848. that's when a man by the name of sam brannen came down from san francisco, marched across portsmout square waving a bottle yelling gold, gold, gold from the american river. >> james poke officially announced the news to congress and the rest of the world -- the gold rush was on, creating one of the greatest mass migrations in history. >> there was a time in 1849 when the population of san francisco was doubling every ten days. and san francisco almost overnight was changed from a pastoral little village to a bustling metropolis. >> people came from everywhere, overland, by sea around cape horn. san francisco's harbor soon filled with sailing ships from all over the world, some 20,000 people came by the end of '48, 100,000 by the end of next year. and

sot: dylen riggs/ neighbor 00:30 to me they )ve always been a happy family" kathlyn sutter/neighbor 21:31 i felt sad terribly heartbroken for whatever the situation is i can imagine being a mother and going rough any of this" family members say they do not know where dj is. police say he left the scene driving a 2014 red toyota camry with a license plate that reads "prosper." newschannel three is following breaking news out of new york city two police officers are in the hospital - they were shot around eight o )clock tonight - our sister station in new york reports the officers are expected to survive. officer was grazed in the head and the other was shot in the leg. one suspect reportedly killed himself - one other suspect is in custody at this hour. more than 100 officers are one the scene. the shooting happened less than five miles from where mayor bill de blasio is delivering his state of the city speech. new tonight a man in virginia beach says someone broke into his home earlier today, stole cash, but the suspect left his cell phone behind. police are still trying to find the pe

and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground.

cbs4's david sutter reports from west miami dade. >> reporter: his name is alvarado garcia and cops say he will be locked up for awhile. according to authorities he is the man in this video robbing a 13-year-old in front of his school. >> he is quite brazen. he threatened a child, a 13- year-old walking with friends, with a gun. >> reporter: but not for long. >> lots of times when we put videos out it is because we believe someone may recognize him. and with the 13-year-old, someone recognized that man, they called us with information and that is how we got the ball rolling. >> reporter: we spoke to the 13- year-old and his friends seen in the video, both were relieved. >> now i can walk around safe and i guess i don't have to worry about him. >> i feel safer now. i don't have to look back. >> reporter: garcia is no stranger to law enforcement. check out his rap sheet dating back to 2001, burglary, battery, grand theft, cocaine possession, and now five robberies. that's right five robberies detectives have tied to him across miami. and that is not all. >> detectives are certain that he

changes in the next two spot we start to finish take to window and then dismantle the window the sutter chill for about three days. and it will start to finish. and then those studios treated it with a did not want to teach you how to do. we want you to know how to do this is not difficult and how difficult and time-consuming it is. and then you know what to do. and then the architect and designer's event what i do is salt the projects. the guys put it together. anything we can draw we can make it into more. in the gift shop, we have artists from all over the united states from $10 up to three or $400 we really want that artistic piece .-dot one somebody sees it you want to the same piece of jewelry to someone else and then we also see my for dogs they are graders and a lot of people will bring them bones when they come in. that is why they are so chubby. you will not see this buses in north canton. and they do have workshops. we are going back to cleveland with a jewelry designer. >> this was eight years ago and i was all helping out fronts for christmas, and we also offer teaching the

. >> parade starts at second and market streets, up post, sutter, across chinatown and kerney, ends at columbus avenue at 8:00. again, expect traffic there if you're in that area. >> a lot of fireworks. that sounds like fun to me. >> it does. big party. >>> still to come, the fight between apple and the fbi becomes intense. protests being planned across the country. >>> the strongest storm to hit fiji is over the country. we're getting our first look at the damage. a family won't be able to stayae >>> a family won't be able to stay at their home tonight because a fire tore right through it. it broke out at 11:30 this morning an bryant avenue and firefighters got there, they saw smoke coming from inside the home. flames had already burned into the attic and through the walls but the good news there, no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> thousands of people paid their respects today at the funeral for supreme court justice antonin scalia. the mass took place in washington, d.c., at the nation's largest roman catholic church. among the attendees, family, frien

it turned out to be sutter's mill, the second largest gold reserve on the north american continent. >> ossie: oh, my lord. >> the second laest gold mine under their house. >> audience member: wow. >> that'd make you suicidal... the world looking for gold and there it was. >> ossie: the whole time. >> true story... in the papers. a man saw a picture frame... in like a little flea market and wanted $2.39 for it. and he didn't like the picture, but he liked the frame. so he bought it, got home... pulls out the old ugly picture, and behind it, is another arresting and very fascinating painting. he said, "this looks like an important painting." he called the museum. they said, "bring it over and we'll look at it." turned out to be a painting by a famous artist worth -- and the museum paid him $11 million for that painting that he bought for $2.39. somebody saw it and did not recognize. everything you're wanting is close to you merely awaiting david was a master mentor, but absalom didn't recognize his father's greatness. solomon did. i wish i could tell you that if you had a fabulous mento

it goes up to post, down sutter, across chinatown to kerney then ends at columbus avenue about 8:00 tonight. do expect a lot of extra traffic in the area. if you're out there hopefully the weather will cooperate. >> today and for the days to come. >>> normally this time of year we have to worry about rain for the chinese new year parade. high clouds around san francisco. 55 degrees. mostly clear. cool night ahead as we see cloud-free skies toward livermore. 54 degrees. san jose, 56 with a few high clouds. heading through the day tomorrow we'll see temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 60s around san jose. san francisco, mid 60s, despite a chilly start to the morning. watch the temperature trend. you're seeing it at the bottom of the screen with the seven-day forecast. places like san jose will begin to see the temperatures on the rise. mid 70s. we could break records approaching tuesday into wednesday. no signs of rain there. but temperatures feeling a bit more like spring including san francisco. we should see temperatures climbing into the low 70s for the beginning of the week, so t

i also want to add my recognition and thanks to sutter and dignity for their contribution along with the other stakeholders. one of them includes pat lansdale, the vice president for continuum of care at the california hospital association it was a pleasure to work with dir. garcia's staff in these meetings. and to have the hospital counsel is a part of the collaborative effort. so, we look forward to having these discussions with key stakeholders that are outlined in the report, and coming up with our own set of recommendations in the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm patrick--but i want you to understand how underwhelmed i am by these reports. long-term care coordinating meetings and i think about eight years. this moves the ball down the field about 1 inch . on page 23 of the report, table 15 shows the spinner 43.3% decline of bags bags since 2012. in the 14 years since 21. of those remaining 1012 45.1% were eliminated under your watch. [inaudible] build 180 beds. it's a long way towards helping your [inaudible]. page 21 of the report shows those one of 11 people 111 people

interesting for the on sutter it sheds national politics in the second half of the 20th century. the man lived to be 100 years old, and his life was full of twists and turns. psychological complexity. unintended consequences. secrets. we know the secret of having fathered an african-american daughter that we learned about after his death. i want to talk about the motivation of thurmond, and what drove him. the most important figure in his life is his father, who had an interesting career. comingher was an up and young politician in the political machine of pitchfork ben tillman. he is an infamous demagogue of the jim crow south. he was the biggest man in south carolina, and thurmond's father was a lieutenant, a county prosecuting attorney. when he gote rise into a dispute one afternoon. the man actually picked a fight with thurmond saying he was complaining about a position he had not been appointed to be in. he cursed to thurmond and they got into a fight. man came back around to his law office, and thurmond shot the man. he was acquitted for self-defense. if you try to build po

kathlyn sutter/neighbor 21:31 i felt sad terribly heartbroken for whatever the situation is i can imagine being a mother and going through any of dj is also wanted for of a firearm by a felon. in just a few honors - the small town of moyock north carolina - will be remembering one of their own - gone too son. family and friends of nine year old lucas ballard - the boy killed in a car crash earlier this week - will be holding a vigil at his school tonight. newschanenl 3s nadeen yanes is live with a preview. well guys weather postponed the vigil which was orginially scheduled for yesterday - but here in northeatern north carolina the rain hasnt stopped - so tonight - rain or shine - family friends - and the entire community here in currituck county - will be coming together to honor the 9 year old cub scout - known for always making friends. remembering cub scout killed?/moyock elementary school amanda joy hernandez / lucas family member roxanne lewis / family friend taking action 38:03 he was quite but he was sweet lucas ballard was the quite sweet cub scout - killed in a crash in norfolk

. >> cbs four's david sutter is in new hampshire. look for the report and following the super bowl and the live edition of the late show with stephen colbert. >>> here at cbs four, we are starting something new. this is the beginning of the segments. this is mentoring matters. >> rudabeh shahbazi joins us. >> they are living here in south florida dedicated to making a difference in the lives of young people. at the same time we will bring you stories that we hope will inspire some of you to do the here is a glimpse at one of the the stories. >> -- one of the stories. >>> this is not an easy one and with this man. who volunteered his time to change a young boy's life. >> i was like one of the little kids looking at the windows. >> i believe that i was chosen by god to do this. >> i never really saw a husband and wife relationship in the home and i never saw a father, how he relates to his children in the home, but i saw it here. >> he was my role model as far as not just becoming a man. but understanding how you are. >> you just push

it begins at second and market, goes on powell, sutter, ending around 8:00.re will be street closures if you go, remember, it does get cold out there. trust me on that. my friends and i marched in this parade in high school. and perhaps we know someone we can slip this red envelope to for a dry forecast? >> that is an interesting idea. >> can he be bought? >> probably. >> for the right place proois. >> less with money, more with wine. >> wine is money. it looks like it will not rain on your parade this year. kristin looks adorable in that picture. some things never change. >> it took an envelope to say that. >> there are pockets of light rain now, but today's storm such as it was, is winding down. so it's currently 52 degrees in san francisco. most locations have temperatures in the low 50s. looking westward across the bay, mild pattern beginning tomorrow, record highs next week and there is a slight chance of rain. looking at satellite notice to central valley, some areas of fog lingering into mid morning hours and giving way to sunny skies. a batch of high

it begins at second and market, goes on powell, sutter, ending around 8:00.re will be street closures if you go, remember, it does get cold out there. trust me on that. my friends and i marched in this parade in high school. and perhaps we know someone we can slip this red envelope to for a dry forecast? >> that is an interesting idea. >> can he be bought? >> probably. >> for the right place proois. >> less with money, more with wine. >> wine is money. it looks like it will not rain on your parade this year. kristin looks adorable in that picture. some things never change. >> it took an envelope to say that. >> there are pockets of light rain now, but today's storm such as it was, is winding down. so it's currently 52 degrees in san francisco. most locations have temperatures in the low 50s. looking westward across the bay, mild pattern beginning tomorrow, record highs next week and there is a slight chance of rain. looking at satellite notice to central valley, some areas of fog lingering into mid morning hours and giving way to sunny skies. a batch of high

lexi sutter talked with one mother who says the new guidance is desperately needed. the barnes family is a happy one. but mother emily will be the first to admit... it hasn't always been this way. "it had gone undiagnosed for all these years and i didn't understand." for more than five years and with all three pregnancies... she suffered from postpartum depression. "all of the sudden i was having panic attacks and i was in hysterical tears." struggling with intense emotions... she realized they were wrong, but not rare. "common enough that it's in about 1 in every 8 people." doctor rabiya suleman sees depression in expecting and new mothers all she's already using the recommended depression screening guidelines. "we screen them immediately after they have the baby, we screen them in our office as specialists of women's care right when they come in for their postpartum visit." "the recommendation is absolutely a first step. it has to happen that women have the ability to talk openly and honestly and it has to happen early and often." emily is now a resource for other

they told somebody the things they were feeling their child would be taken away." >> that was lexi sutter reporting. emily works with the pregnancy and postpartum resource center to help others going through the same struggle. coming up after the break... youtube is creating a kid's show using beatle's music. and burger king is adding a new item to their menu this month. << >> << >> stock indexes are ended wednesday mixed. materials and energy companies fell more than the rest of the market. the dow lost more than 99 points to close at 15,914. this year. the nasasq climbed nearly 15 points and the s&p 500 slipped a fraction of a point. traders were encouraged yesterday by word from federal reserve chair janet yellen that the central bank will be cautious about raising interest rates. it's a kids' show built around the music of the beatles. with more on that story and other business news, here's ktiv's kaitlyn kinney.... thanks guys. netflix is bringing the beatles tunes to families across the globe with an animated original series called "beat bugs." the series will feature five bug-like

the company says the goal was to promote the convenience of the app but some yuba-sutter to say the ad was promoting a lending environment similar to the years leading up to the housing crash in the great recession. federal officials say homebuyer show always take the time and ask questions. >>> if you think you are broke -- your broken smart phone is not worth anything. the apple focus tech blog will soon pay for tonight votes -- iphones. they hope the program will encourage people to upgrade phones instead of breaking -- replacing a broken stream. >>> the government is saying we are sorry and why being a doctors say there's a vaccination that can be important to get more than once. a study site is found whooping shots 9 percent affected. they suggest you should get the vaccine to prevented and adults to get a vaccine which is dangerous in infants. >>> the centers for disease control is apologizing following a controversial recommendation issuing 2 women. women have been warned against drinking during pregnancy for a long time. new guidelines advise health professions to tell women to

let' s check in with andrew sutter in our live drive five. where are you? andrew: things are looking all right. we wanted to show you what to expect when it comes to cleaning your car this morning. the car has accumulated some snow on the windshield. we are off kings mills road and is parking lot has been untreated. that is where the snow will start to a kimye first. this parking lot has not been treated. there is no snooki relating -- there is no snow accumulating. you can notice the snow continuing to fall. the snow is accumulating on the grass and parked cars, but not on the roadways. that is because the surface temperatures are a little warmer . you are going to clean off the car this morning and that will probably be the hardest part of your morning. if things keep up the way we have seen them this morning, it will not be too bad. lisa: thank you, andrew. we continue our coverage right now. dan griffin is live. mark: the wind is picking up as well. good morning, dan. dan: we are here in sharonville. the 275 is behind me and what sticks out to me is the

cbs4's david sutter reports from west miami dade. >> reporter: his name is alvarado garcia. and he robbed a 13-year-old at gunpoint last month in front of his school. >> he is quite brazen. he threatened a 13-year-old walking with friends with a gun and was able to get away with it. >> reporter: the surveillance video hit the airwaves, giving police the tips they needed. >> with the 13-year-old, someone recognized that man, they called us with information, and that is how we got the ball rolling. >> reporter: we spoke to the 13- year-old and his friends seen in the video. >> now i can walk around safer and i don't have to worry about him. around without having to look back. >> reporter: garcia is no stranger to law enforcement. check out his rap sheet. burglary, battery, grand theft, cocaine possession, and now five robberies. that's right, five robberies detectives have died to him across miami and that is not all. >> detectives are certain he may be a sect in other open cases we have within our city. >> reporter: burke-parsons- bowlby corp. is being held on no bond. when h

here is where i would go, the underground on sutter street is located in san francisco, they sell designer sunglasses or regular glasses at a deep discount and they get last area's models, overruns, odd colors from all sorts of manufacturers and they sell them at a deep discount. >> i need sunglasses. >> that is a inside insider tip. if you have a question for michael finney record it on smartphone or tablet and send it to the maim on the screen or post it to social media with # askfinney. your questions will be antithe right here. >> help for crabbers impacted by the ban this season. >> cam newton walked out of the post super bowl press conference. what made him get up and leave. >> a look from our camera on mount tam, a beautiful sunrise looking from marin right now. looking from marin right now. we will have weather and i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croiss

johnny sutter won the race.>>> reporter: daytona 500 coming up right here on fox to tomorrow. we are giving one lucky viewer a chance to win a commemorative driver helmet autographed by legend jeff gordon. to enter, go to the ktvu.com -- ktvu facebook page. like the entry form and applications -- entries will be accepted until 11:59 pm tomorrow. all the rules are on their. >> i'm sure we are excluded but why that would be cool to have. >> orden is a local guy too. -- gordon is a local guy too. >>> let's head out to the chinese new year parade. claudine wong is there now. >> reporter: we have the first entries in this parade making their way down the street here at union square. really just a tremendous night. this is actually our favorite part when the sun starts to go down and the lights in the colors of the parade really start taking off. it's really just a magical night. you can see the line dancers coming down. when you talk about the history of the parade and what it means to san francisco, it's a proud moment for the chinese community as they sure chinese culture with th

the attack happened outside a fit club at sutter and take already -- taylor street. the victim is 25-year-old joseph razzo, 29, people analyst and popular deejay. so for police have made no arrests. >> look at the screen, police need your help to find this man, joseph b-o-r-j-e-a-n-n. seen leaving his home, a white man, 7-year-old, 5' 7" and weighs 200 pounds wearing a white shirt and tan or brown pants. he drove away if a broad 2004 four door nissan with california license plate 5fkf889. he suffered from a medical condition and may have become disor beyonded. call police if you have any information. >> there is renewed effort to remove the homeless people living along train tracks in sonoma and marin counties and keep them away. that is according to the press democrat. the issue is gaining urgency because commute rail service is set to resume in the north bay later this year and local officials say they are trying to prevent unnecessary problems. the rail transit authority is working with the police and homeless advocates for months now, and the transit authority ha

do you realize that when sutter found all that gold in california, it would have all been his if he'd have just kept his big mouth shut. - what would you suggest, sir? - oh, yes. - there's a fortune down there in mchale's lagoon, just waiting to be plucked. what are you waiting for, boy, on the double hubba, hubba, hubba. - yes, sir. - oh, thank you, thank you, thank you, it's so nice to know that you're on my side...at last. you're working very slow, elroy, shake a leg, shake a leg. mchale will be back soon. - well, sir, it's just my uniform, i don't want to get it too wet, sir. - oh, never mind your uniform. with all the pearls we're going to find here, we'll buy you 100 uniforms. dive, boy, dive, dive, dive. - yes, sir. - looks like we got company. uh-oh, it's old lead bottom, and he's shucking oysters. - he must have found those phony pearls we planted. - ohh! - huh? what phony pearls? - the one's we spiked those oysters with. perfectly harmless business venture but he wasn't the one who supposed to... - harmless. you call it harmless when we end up with binghamton in our lap? dog

the attack occurred outside the cellar at sutter and taylor streets in the early morning hours of january 25th. police say he had been out with friends and they were attacked by a mob of at least seven people in front of the nightclub. if you have any information, please call san francisco police. >>> super bowl activity ramping up at levi stadium in santa clara. a big v.i.p. tent has been set up in the parking lot. there is already a perimeter set up around the super bowl venue. you should know that tazman drive is closed. officers are working overtime to make sure nobody gets through. most people who live and work in the area appear to be taking it all in stride. >> mostly traffic closure this whole week driving to work. the normal route i take is closed because it's right by the stadium. traffic detours. lots of loud noise. a lot of helicopters hovering overhead. >> law enforcement officials say there are no known threats, but the thousands of police officers, federal agents, and private security staff are all on hand just in case. >>> time is 7:37. for many visitors super bowl week is

. >>> a shooting in vallejo hurt a 30-year-old man happened on sutter street. he drove to a nearby gas station where he called for help. he is expected to survive. officers say they're looking for a silver or gray four-door dodge charger. witnesses say the car that was carrying three suspects at the time of the shooting was last seen driving east on main street. >>> happening later today, a man accused of hitting and eventually killing a cable car operator while driving drunk is going to face a judge in san francisco. william slammed his motorcycle after he got off of his cable car right near taylor and francisco streets last june. he succumbed to his injuries and died two weeks ago. he had been a cable car operator for less than two years. >>> happening today the world health organization holds an emergency hearing to look for ways to combat the zika virus now spreading across parts of the globe. world health experts say the outbreak is now impacting some two dozens nations and territories. it's been declared an international public health emergency yet, somet

new york city, central park how about 13 degrees below this morning and now t`ey're suttering at 28 degrees so it's still very cold as we look out over parts of of the midwest the northeast. we covet a clouds around and the breeze ctinues to be stiff. winds from the east-southeast sustained about 10 to 15 must miles an hour, and at times those b bezes have higher than that and those breezes are the reason we have a few showers strolling in on the breeze, so to speak. can't rule out one orr two of more of those tonight as temperatures hold in lower 70s. this is what the doppler radar looks like. the rain is not widespread we'll keep an eye on did the upper keys, a few showers offshore. these will tend to move on on the breeze tonight. the rain may be a@ittle more concentrate tomorrow morning as we track a frontal system that pushing soch rainfall in our direction. right now the balance of that rain is showing up over areas of mississippi and the panhandle where, by the way with pensacola is one of the spots under a tornado watch. by the time the storms get here or the rain defensively, we're

are looking for witnesses to the fight that led to the death that happened outside a nightclub at sutternd take already street january 25. the examiner identified the victim as joseph razzo, pole list and popular deejay. no one is arrested. >> a legislature is calling for the breakup of the public utilityies commission saying it is too big to succeed. if did thirds of the senate sign off on the reform act, it would head to the ballot. voters would get the final say on whether to force the commission to break up by july of 20189 call comes as the commission has been blamed for l.a.x. monitoring of pg&e prior to the deadly 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. >> proponents of limiting the consumption of sugary drinks have fallen short in the political arena but california is largely supportive of the efforts. a new field poll fines that 78 percent of voters favor taxing and putting safety warnings on soda and other sugar-sweeted beverages. 68 percent support taxing the sale of the beverages to fund school nutrition and physical activity programs and some say it will reduce health conditions

john paul stevens and david sutter. >> thank you, pete. >>> the island nation of fiji has been slammed by a major cyclone. wind speeds are near 180 miles an hour with gusts of nearly 220. that is equal to a category five hurricane. the capital city is reporting the power is out. the government declared a state of emergency for the next 30 are facing quote an ordeal of the most grave kind. >>> and affluenza teen ethan couch will face a adult court after the probation violation. he fled to mexico which is a violation of probation after he killed four people in a drunk driving crash four years ago. >>> and joseph dylan french is described as armed and dangerous. this security video captures the 16-year-old hitting the female officer over the head. he then grabbed her gun and tried to shoot her. she says that gun failed to fire. french has been in juvenile custody before. now. dylan is here with the check of the forecast. can we talk about what happened it's the windy city, but this took it to -- >> another level. >> 72-mile-an-hour winds. look at this woman. the poor thing can't stand in

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and then from market a little town and then to post complete and paul sutter back and it will in theumbus jackson public transit certainly will be impacted and on around will be closed more than a hundred floats units will be moving along the route video from last year's 600,000 fire crackers will be used in this tradition in san francisco and 18 '60s one of the best 10 parade in the world. in the largest chinese celebration outside asia happening tomorrow. >> gary: good evening everyone in a few minutes lawyers basketball again this season the to oppose all-star break at the top of the hour 484 warriors the company will be able to take on the trailblazers first of a six game road trip and have more on the warriors at 8:00 tonight. to bay area athletes well-known and made contributions to the years passed away. utility player tony phillips died of an apparent heart attack age 56 he started third tony phillips does pass it jim davenport all of us who grew up in the bay area regional third baseman for the giants in 1958 jim passed away today victim of heart failure age of 82. when your

to be from grateful the state of massachusetts where governor baker and secretary sutter and so many in our state have worked so hard, including director botticelli in his position now and years back. people are talking about it now. the stigma is finally changing. it is still there, but it is changing. but i can tell you firsthand when you have a son or a daughter you are watching on a daily basis lose their life, lose their dignity, lose everything, and you are just trying to reach them and you can't, that drug is so powerful. with a it begins prescription from an injury in sports, which is very common way that it starts, or if it begins with an experiment, either way, it can become a way of life, and the family tends to be forgotten a lot of times. in theht see them emergency room's sitting there for 12 hours begging for a bed, only to walk out later knowing that there is nowhere for their son or daughter to go, and to go with one eyeht open, knowing that they will run out the door for the first chance that they can get, and knowing you can get a phone call that they will die toni