san jose up a goal >> canes coach darryl sutter jacked out of his mind. san jose up a goal in the second. joe pavelski stuffs it in. yes, for the lead. sharks win 3-2. they take the season series from the kings. now, we have been tracking bay area rower matt brown for over a month as he and teammates race across the atlantic ocean in a row boat. >> when you tell them about what you are about to do, what do they say? [ laughter ] >> they say you are crazy. >> look at how big he looks there. brown was spending much of his time on the grueling trip. this was the scene tonight in antigua where the boat made landfall after 35.5 days. that is the fastest time. he got off the boat, went straight to his wife and daughter who had not seen him at christmas this year. congratulations. right? >> that is incredible. >> yeah. >> they didn't recognize him because he only weighed 62 pounds. >> that's right. lost a little weight. >> we reported he got seasickness and man. >> crossing the atlantic in a row boat? you have to get used to getting seasick. we'll be right back.

we need to work to put pressure on sutter to keep them open.f they close, we need to make sure we have an emergency room to serve residents. >> and as you know, the inauguration for president-elect trump happens in a couple of weeks. he has made immigration a big issue. and he has specifically targeted sanctuary city saying he will withdraw federal funding. berkeley currently gets about $11.5 million in federal funding. what will that money be used for? and what is it currently being used for? you've said that you're not giving up the sanctua city status. what will you do if you lose that funding? >> the funding that would be affected by such a policy is funding for the most vulnerable, public health programs, homeless programs, housing programs. and so we need to make sure that we can keep those services in operation if president-elect trump decides to follow through on his threat. we're also going to be working with other cities in the bay area to have regional resources, legal defense resources, resources for undocumented families because be

are being downgraded or removed sutter nonsense. they are at every n.s.c. meeting. to be clear the memo lay us out if there is a principal meeting outside their scope, for example, a domestic issue that doesn't pertain to the military, they are not required but certainly welcomed to be in attemptance. we recognize that certain homeland security issues may not be military issues, and it would not be in the best interest of the joint chiefs' valuable time to be at these meetings. just yesterday we called several outlist severely misreporting this topic to better inform them about what this memo means. let me walkthrough this real quick. this is the 2001 n.s.c. standup memo. this is the 2009 memo. and then this one is -- i have 13 here as well. the 2017 right here. this is the language that is in -- language that consists of the national security team, the director of the central intelligence, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff as statutory advisors to the n.s.c. shall also attend n.s.c. meetings. that is the identical language in 2017 as it was in 2009 when

as soon as sutter does it everyone else will do it. looking ahead, as you know it will be a bumpy course depending on what happens with the new secretary price assuming secretary price is confirmed. i think we are likely to see the biggest changes in medicare, which will effect our budget greatly our members and will require very facile policy change to keep the programs running. where there any questions about the annual report? >> any commissioners have questions or wish to provide comments? >> i'm impressed with the detail and the breakdown and i think i feel as a commissioner that had preparation for some the issues that jump out and getting back to page 4, one of the issues it does-i just lost it- one of the issues that jumped out is the medical cost for kaiser versus united healthcare versus blue shield i think. and that despite the difference in membership, that there is differential in terms how much money is spent in different places and your graph below that-i apologize i lost the page. page 4 but i am not in the presentation

that update and separate unrelated update that blue shield last week closed a three year deal with sutter health without any member disruption ment two years ago the deal took several weeks and a lot of angst among members and able to close the deal a couple days after the last deal ended and ret rote active to january 1 and a three year deal. >> thank you paul for updates on both of those items and i continue to be amazed at the changes in the cal index process. thank you. >> what is the name of the organization cal index merged with? >> inland empire health information exchange. >> inland. >> so, what is the new name? is cal index the new name or what is the new name of the organization? >> that is my next update because there will be a new name. it won't be inlend inempire or cal index. >> is inland also non -profit? >> yes, same status non-profit. >> let me launch into this or hold off which i will do when you come back with the new name. >> thank you. >> thank you, paul. >> i think it makes a total 16 million lives. >> i think there is 16 million patient records and i think the next

it's happening on kearny and sutter street in chinatown from 10:00 to 8:00. it's free to attend. it was a picture-perfect night at boreal mountain resort this evening. excellent conditions on the slopes.just the right amount of people.and the travel here was a piece of cake.sort of. aundrea mills/rocklin resident: "oh, it was easy.not bad. a little bit of traffic, but.what made you come up tonight to get your 2 hours in? got to get the practice in, i've got to get better." shaydar edelmann/boreal mountain resort: "we've had, coming up on 50 inches of snow the last 3 days, on top of 200 the last 2 weeks before that. so, the conditions are as good as they get in tahoe right now." and, whether you're hitting the ski resorts this weekend.or traveling to the casino's or another destination.you're window of opportunity is now. brad wood/caltrans: "yeah, tomorrow will be a good travel day, and besides there will be less snow. it's sunday i'm concerned about." at times tonight.there were near white-out conditions. and come sunday.when the sierra is suppose to get 2 more feet of additiona

sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >> while they were going on, of course, we had a monday night massacre. >> right now at 11:00, fired up over the firing of the attorney general of the united states. late tonight another move by president trump, one of the many that have led to more protests. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining you. i'm janelle in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight president trump followed the nation's top attorney after she publicly defied him saying she won't order justice department attorneys to defend his controversial travel ban. >> live in san francisco, sally yats was not the only casualty tonight, gene. >> reporter: that's right. president trump has appointed a new acting u.s. attorney general and a new acting director of ice. the moves come as his controversial travel ban continue to draw protests. acting u.s. attorney general sally yates announces she won't defend president donal

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as soon as sutter does it everyone else will do it. looking ahead, as you know it will be a bumpy course depending on what happens with the new secretary price assuming secretary price is confirmed. i think we are likely to see the biggest changes in medicare, which will effect our budget greatly our members and will require very facile policy change to keep the programs running. where there any questions about the annual report? >> any commissioners have questions or wish to provide comments? >> i'm impressed with the detail and the breakdown and i think i feel as a commissioner that had preparation for some the issues that jump out and getting back to page 4, one of the issues it does-i just lost it- one of the issues that jumped out is the medical cost for kaiser versus united healthcare versus blue shield i think. and that despite the difference in membership, that there is differential in terms how much money is spent in different places and your graph below that-i apologize i lost the page. page 4 but i am not in the presentation

parks are a variety of san francisco and have been so for one and 50 years thank you to a deposit sutter eir is inaccurate the eir claims native plants are more tolerant more adapt active to climatic change and require less irrigation no evidence is provided the fact over thirty species are non-native i despite being hit are peshz it is a gardening preference and one that is opposite of sustainability it requires constant application of toxic herbicides to maintain them number 3 the eir is inaccurate because that states that the blue eucalyptus is not invasive the eir makes many references to eucalyptus being inner 58 the california plant society says eucalyptus has a limited and blue gum trees are not causing heartache harm which is the standard to see invasiveness and eir is inaccurate abused 39 what occurs states that 39 encourages the growth in the forest health the response to comments indicates it helps impregnate but 39 is only beneficial when trees are young and vigorous enough to take advantage of the competition otherwise the benefits from 39 maturity tree is negligible so the

. >> reporter: finding lasting love 14 years ago when she gave firefighter ryan sutter her final rose? >> reporter: now two adorable kids later. >> yay. >> reporter: trista and ryan are still in love. and defying the odds. >> simon cowell sat on the couch with me and said i give it two weeks. oh, yeah. >> this is gorgeous. >> thank you. we love it. >> reporter: choosing to move away from the spotlight, the suters live in a small town near vail, colorado. >> it's an awesome place to raise kids. >> ryan is still a firefighter and recently started a blog. >> you're going to be turning 10? >> reporter: trista an author and a busy mom. what is the secret to a happy marriagy supply think forgiveness is a big one because no one is perfect. and neither of us are perfect. >> reporter: as for bachelor nick's dramatic season, the couple has some advice. starting with corrine. >> eventually it has to get like serious if he wants it to get serious and she's got to go. she's just a distraction. >> reporter: your take on nick? >> he was a stand-up -- a gentleman based on some of what he's done in th

need of help tree populations here in san francisco we didn't have trees in many of the areas until sutter adapted the autobond from 1906 from any golden gate park where we served kids 20 kids in and out of school and simple it is dangerous we'll have a tree fail during camp it sounds like gunshots going off and the teachers kept the kids from harm we have tree limbs break safety is the first thing we need to restore the habitat for creating an educational living library there is strength in diversity we need food and water and shelter and have hmo gins efforts today, i bring agency exhibit a a native of san francisco born and raised in the hate and off lease in golden gate park this is an mammal that thrives in our neighborhood if there is suitable habitat that to say freshwater and diverse slushy in san francisco a legacy of positive educational compassionate human outreach for future generations let me ask us in my own voice what will our children say when necessary ask why didn't you do something when you had the opportunity. >> please do please do. >> why didn't you do something is no

sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> a south bay handyman is facing murder charges tonight in connection with the killing of a prominent member of cupertino's chinese community. the body of tommy was found buried in a shallow grave. ktvu's ann rubin tells us about the trail of evidence, which lead investigators to a suspect. >> authorities believe this man, christopher elbrocks kidnapped and strangled his employers. it all began january 18 when he was reported missing by his family. >> it is incomprehensible to us how something like this could happen to a kind giving man like my father's. >> reporter: she was a real estate investor and school board member who never made it home from the gym. authorities say that same day he was caught on camera at the banks, trying to cash in a forged $10,000 check. later the camera reported him buying a shovel. eventually authorities recovered the van. they say it was filled with clothes and abandoned. nearby authoritie

according to sutter middle school officials, this is not the first time the teacher involved has been accused of being racist. this is the second round columns from this particular teacher in less than three months. he made a comment during a history lesson that was highly offensive to it an eighth- grader and his family. the school board is now investigating his conduct. >> it is a concerning allegation and we understand regardless of context for many people, including in our community, this is a piece of history and also an inflammatory, racist, symbol of hate.>> in the last hour we have learned that controversial teacher has decided to retire, according to the sacramento bee. it also reports the confederate flag was removed from the classroom.>>> coming up, the trashing of bay area freeways. at first glance, it looks like people are simply tossing trash out their windows but i highly doubt someone tossed out a shopping cart, which means there is more to the story. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>> plus, mexico has turned over the world's most me -- mo

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we are seeing those right here near sutter creek.e seeing some thunderstorms here along the west slope of the sierra and a winter storm warning in effect for the sierra throughout the day today until 2 p.m. so your current temperatures outside are mild. we are in the 40s and 50s throughout the bay area. and we will continue to see these scattered showers throughout the day today. storm number 2 arrives tonight into the early-morning hours on friday with post-frontal rain continuing throughout the day on friday. doesn't look as strong as yesterday's storm. we'll see lingering showers likely on saturday for some. then storm number 3 overnight saturday into sunday. this storm on sunday does look like it will be similar to what we saw yesterday with heavy rain and high winds. we could see some advisories on sunday due to the nature of the storm. futurecast shows again scattered showers throughout the day before the next front arrives overnight tonight. we'll time it out for you coming up in just a bit. but first here's roqui. timing out

as soon as sutter does it everyone else will do it. looking ahead, as you know it will be a bumpy course depending on what happens with the new secretary price assuming secretary price is confirmed. i think we are likely to see the biggest changes in medicare, which will effect our budget greatly our members and will require very facile policy change to keep the programs running. where there any questions about the annual report? >> any commissioners have questions or wish to provide comments? >> i'm impressed with the detail and the breakdown and i think i feel as a commissioner that had preparation for some the issues that jump out and getting back to page 4, one of the issues it does-i just lost it- one of the issues that jumped out is the medical cost for kaiser versus united healthcare versus blue shield i think. and that despite the difference in membership, that there is differential in terms how much money is spent in different places and your graph below that-i apologize i lost the page. page 4 but i am not in the presentation

need of help tree populations here in san francisco we didn't have trees in many of the areas until sutterdapted the autobond from 1906 from any golden gate park where we served kids 20 kids in and out of school and simple it is dangerous we'll have a tree fail during camp it sounds like gunshots going off and the teachers kept the kids from harm we have tree limbs break safety is the first thing we need to restore the habitat for creating an educational living library there is strength in diversity we need food and water and shelter and have hmo gins efforts today, i bring agency exhibit a a native of san francisco born and raised in the hate and off lease in golden gate park this is an mammal that thrives in our neighborhood if there is suitable habitat that to say freshwater and diverse slushy in san francisco a legacy of positive educational compassionate human outreach for future generations let me ask us in my own voice what will our children say when necessary ask why didn't you do something when you had the opportunity. >> please do please do. >> why didn't you do something is not