what are the rates that can be sustained and can we be competitive with pg & e rates doing so. all of this would feed into an updated implementation plan that would need to be filed with the california public utilities commission. there was a quick overview, but i know there is a lot to talk about. with that, i will take questions. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, we can have questions now or we can hear from the public utilities commission staff. i think harlin kelly was up next. if you have questions that you want to ask. >> thank you. >> you are here, okay. >> ms. hale. >> thank you, barbara hale. sf puc. i want to thank you for the information. i want to say the collaboration and dialogue that we had with taf was constructive. the report reinforces the number of program design elements that the puc was already considering in the cleanpowersf program. there is five key points from the enernex report that i think from a business perspective are worth emphasis. first is the report recommends that we set the energy price and then figure out the mix of supply that we can affo

we know the pg & e at this moment with it's object. we knew that was coming almost a year ago. based on shawn marshall's statement that opportunity to get the ball rolling now. they should include the business sector. i have heard this that they need lower rates. they have refrigerators running all day long and it's a huge part of their overhead. that dictates them not being able to pay their workers more. customers opting out later shouldn't be different than switching out from cellphone companies. san diego, san luis obispo and others are implementing this program. it's time to move expeditiously. we want our rates and to get our rates cheaper and want to forget the unreasonable pg & e rates hike now. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. >> public speaker: my name is willie rat cliff. i publish san francisco newspaper and i own rising son investment and rising sun developers. it's about time that we moved on this issue. i'm so proud that we've been out stepped. that's been the problem. but even right now, the oil companies would like to take over what we are doing about solar

was doing a great job and one of the things she was showing that pg & e's projected rate was 12 cents a kilowatt hour and at that time even under the shell contract she was showing how we can get 9 cents per hour and it was hundred percent green to all resident. now we are talking about a split rule, light and green. what was whas in sonoma is something that can be developed later. the if sf puc rate could have set the rate not to exceed today. what i'm going to call on the commission is to set the not to exceed rate at the next meeting at the pg & e rate and after that then we develop the program. we need to set the rate immediately. >> public speaker: thank you. my name is rebecca evans. i would like to thank you all for this. i'm not an energy expert. i have been a san franciscan for almost 50 years and over 10 of those years i have watched this process. i hope you get aggressive about it. i have read that scotland is now clean energy. we heard from enernex that there are more jobs for this project than there are for the keystone pipeline. i think that's good news for the city and

we know the light rates are pg & e existing rates. what have you seen in terms of marin and sonoma county and how they compare to the dark green rates? >> dark green rates are more expensive and we have nothing compared to it yet because pg & e doesn't have that product. when you look at what's been around the longest, on average they are cheaper but there are times of the year and certain portions of the four 4 years they have been in existence where they have been more expensive than pg & e because pg & e changes their rates but on average since the last time i talked to them in april of last year they have been below pg & e's price. that's what we are going to look at and explain to people, we are giving you a stable price and pg & e changes it's rates. there are periods when it maybe more expensive and less expensive. on average our goal is to be less expensive over time and given the length of the years and multiple years how we are doing in price comparison through pg & e. i think it's going to be extremely important. it doesn't

the section of the pipe that was damaged was on the property owner's side so pg & e and the city point out it was the landlord's responsibility. >> all the neighborhood they have been coming out here to check it and they asked you going to finish the job as soon as they can, but they're not the people that do the job. they cannot tell you when they

the residents here are very very happy about that. we know at this point that neither pg & e or the city of san jose bear any responsibility for why it took six days but it does appear that it took much longer than expected to cut up a tall eucalyptus tree that fell on this property and to get that ruptured gas line repaired. go into any of the 36 apartments here and there's nothing but cold water coming from the tap. the residents have gone without heat as well for six days. >> you can't take a shower. if you have relatives, you have to go relatives to take a shower. >> reporter: the gas line searching this section of the apartments was ruptured last tuesday when this tall eucalyptus tree, shown here on google earth, fell. the section of the pipe that was damaged was on the property owner's side so pg & e and the city point out it was the landlord's responsibility. >> all the neighborhood they have been coming out here to check it and they asked you going to finish the job as soon as they can, but they're not the people that do the job. they cannot tell you when they fin

cleanpowersf and yes, i will say that as i have reported at prior meetings we do have activity on the pg&e green tariff application before the california public utilities commission. the administrator law judge assigned to that case reopened the record to take in some additional information to reconcile that record with a recent california puc decision on renewable portfolio standards and the integration and the -- excuse me, the costs of integration of renewables into the utilities supply port folio. we had taken the position in the green tariff case that integration costs should be among the costs included in the option price so customers participating in that program are paying their fair share and customers not participating in the program are not paying for the program, and so -- >> could you explain what that means? what does integration costs mean? >> the additional costs associated with bringing renewables online and having them work well with the other resources that are in the supply portfolio so for example a gas powered resource you could turn on and off and dial it up when d

on where the circuit our customers being fed from what is the probable device that is causing the outage. >> pg&e does extensive testing in the real world. out door lab is a miniature model of entire power grid squeezed into a small yard where they can test equipment before sending it out into your neighbor. >> out door yard obviously so we test tonight all kinds of weather conditions as well. make sure everything works. >> of course the bay area does get every kind of weather. that's what this dome is for the. make their own precipitation in here and yes >> we replicate lightning at this lab and put equipment through the paces. we want to find out how hard we can use and abuse the piece of equipment before it brakes. >>reporter: new things to test every day. >> thermostat can provide information talking to the meter. >>reporter: smart amrins and solar power getting more common. so already poses new challenges after storm. >> if there's power outage there could be still feeding into the grid that could potentially pose a problem for our crew working on the line. >>reporter: with hardware that a

yes, the staff of pg&e meteorologists and its own weather prediction models as well. casting has been part of the operation since 1936 but it wasn't until 2009 that pg&e started using an outage prediction model to help plan for storms. >> the model is designed to get us get the scale of the event right and get our preparations about right. we're going to need so many crews, whether it's 100 or 150. and then it helps us position those crews where the most significant damage is going to be. the pg&e service territory's very large. >> they should just use our team of meteorologists as well. pg&e also demonstrated how its smart meters and smart grid technology can be used during storms to help restore power. >>> the new movie some schoolkids can watch for free. why and who's picking up the tab, next. >>> tonight at 6:00 two bay area tech companies are facing off. what apple revealed today that sent another local stock tumbling. that's tonight on our 6:00 newscast. >>> the movement to treat some middle and high schoolers to a free screening of the movie "selma" is growing t

i saw his press release about the communication program in competition with pg & e's monopoly here in the bay area. it's something that city san franciscans have been looking for and to make sure we have a clean sf program and make sure it's really in charge of greenhouse gas reductions. i'm excited about this and looking forward to working together and the mayor is excited about this too and look ing forward to work with my colleagues. i'm hoping to move as quick as possible with this program. if we put forward 30 mega watts of 100 percent renewable energy we would have removed 149 tons of c02 a day. and that level continues to come forward in san francisco in terms of the atmosphere being polluted if you will. where by the end of the summer look to launch the program. i want to make sure the public utilities commission can provide us a sense of a time line with how to move forward and under the auspicious of the community choice aggregation program. i'm very happy to be in this position that we are actually seeing city hall come together to support cleanpowersf and let's move on. pr

it's in connection with the 2010 pg&e pipeline explosion that killed eight people. according to the "san francisco examiner," the emails include all correspondence between the pg&e and the state public utilities commission from 2010 to 2014. the city is trying to determine if pg&e acted properly during the investigation. >>> and a heads up for all you bart riders. protestors plan to demonstrate this friday at the montgomery station in san francisco. they are trying to get alameda county prosecutors to drop charges against 14 activists. they were all arrested in november for interrupting service here at the west oakland station. video here is from that protest which was in response to the ferguson shooting. friday's protest starts at 7 a.m. >>> 5:07 on a wednesday. a beer battle brewing here in california. details this morning on why one company might be forced to change its label. >> plus, a close call for a group on a boat in hawaii. see what happened with a giant during a recent tour. >> good morning from the kpix 5 weather center. we still have a chance of rain in

. >> between the parks is the pg&e landing lands that's 13 acres as part of the vilg assess we'll includehat park because we include them in this network of open spaces there's already developed we want them to ask them to redevelop their parks but this is part of the process. >> this is really great for the southeast part of the city and what an exciting project as well and the industrial areas but the areas i think that the m t c and the government it is good they've included the priority conservation areas i think that is an example of how we used a city create the industrial space thank you for your work. >> any questions. >> is there a map anywhere handy that will be good. >> supervisor we'll get a map it's an amazing space from the north end to the shipyard development and its a big portion we've get you a map and briefing on the project. >> okay thanks. >> okay. we're done with the budget analyst report public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, i have a motion to approve this item we'll take that without objection. >> madam clerk call item 8 please. item 8 a

years put together by the rec and park department and the port of san francisco and the funding from the pg&e it's a really cool program that was designed physically for to engage tyrannies in the southeast sector of the city in rec and park space not only property of the rec and park department but the public parks that are around in the southeast sector of the city the greenacres are 9th and 10th graders that work in the southeast sector and interested in the environment and service to the community it is a 8 month program that rupdz from may through january and it is designed to develop leadership responsibility and basic job readiness skills office the young people to learn about and contribute to their local environment 0 so they work 3 saturdays per month one is 2k5ekd to the park we've been blessed to have the green there and look forward to seeing them bloom two of the past greenacres has severed as the clean up up day and members of the current program and two graduates have gone ton work with the rec and park department we've pleased to see how everyone is moving through nont not

and also strengthened the pg&e conduits and duct banks and cleared block 5, which is of the gas and primary electrical services. now the workforce itself, 160 construction workers on-site on average every day. that is growing and i will show that in the detail of the p & l quarterly. 375,000 construction relate trade hours, bringing us 1.3 million total and have surpused 8400 jobs in 20 states that have been completed because of this project. this graphic happens to be through the end of november and it shows the various locations throughout the country that we are and will continue to add states as more trade packages come online. and there has -- through the whole year there were no work stoppages or labor shortages at all encountered. the outreach to veterans has been very rememberust and working with web core and we have about 90 veterans that are poised through vary suppliers and vendors for the transit center and anvil builders a dbe company received their second contract with the transit center for $15 million. that was their second one. very much a success story for dbe and our coll

. >>> it's a major development in the investigation into the cozy relationship between pg&e and the state's public utilities commission. pg&e produced 65,000 e-mails that offered details on that relationship. tony, it was a massive stack of information released just today. >> reporter: no doubt, a massive amount of e-mails were posted online and the website crashed about 20 minutes ago. we got back in recently and we've gone through self-hundred of them and there's lots of details. here's what we're trying to confirm. this is what we're looking into. more evidence of inappropriate relationships between the utility regulator and the cpuc. basically, last year about 7,000 e-mails uncovered hundreds of improper communications between top execs and power brokers inside the puc. following the release of those documents, three top executives were fired from pg&e. state prosecutors have launched investigations into possible criminal action. san bruno has spent more than $200,000 to get these documents public. >> a lot of this shouldn't have happened in the first place. the exposure was not an acci

and within the past couple of hours, pg&e has produced 65,000 e-mails between pg&e officials and the cpuc. our chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski has been going through the e-mails. tony, it's a lot to digest. what have you found so far? >> literally a mountain of information. 65,000 e-mails made up 40 gigabytes of information. we've been looking through them for the last couple of hours. it's literally going to take several days. the contents of this e-mail caught our attention. authored by an administrative law judge at the cpuc and sent to one of pg&e's vice presidents who was fired during the scandal, referring to the puc, it says we will be defending how we can allow rate payers to pick up the tab for what will appear to the general public and media as pg&e negligence end quote that was written less than six months after the deadly san bruno explosion. since then the city has fought to expose failures of cpuc and pg&e in the months leading up to the pipeline exploding and killing eight. >> we have turned over absolutely everything we have. we have a now era of transpare

&e then they were able to receive with the incorporation of a light green scenario it should be easy to bet pg&e prices with greener energy for san francisco residents it seems like the concerns i've heard that have been larger about high rates that incorporation of shell and jobs have been roved by the report i courage you to look at there it 350 bay area we hope the cac director will be brought back to put together the i didn't want rates so we can move forward with the best data. >> thank you very much eric brooks hello mr. brooks. >> hello commissioners it's been a while eric brooks i'll represented green party the grassroots in our city i'm also a member of san francisco clean energy advocates all who make the representatives in this room just want to say speak to the jobs issue we may not to quickly about specifics on the jobs but what is noticeable about what is in the papers and the annex report before this report came out a couches years ago there was talk from go agencies in the city government they're not being jobs at all or maybe even a deficit of a hundred or so jobs now we've go

&e volunteer handed over document -- handed over documents of the scandal between pg&e and the california public utilities commission. this comes days aftersearch warrants -- after search warrants were served. ktvu's tom vacar is live in the news room with what was turned over. >> reporter: with parties got -- >> reporter: all parties got what they sought after. pg&e handed over a mountain of e-mails between itself and regulators instead of picking and choosing which ones to release. >> the e-mails that were turned over came from a search of 5 years worth of e-mails. between ourselves and the commission. across a variety of different topics. >> reporter: 65,000 e-mailicize a lot of data. -- e-mails is a lot of data. pg&e turned the information over on hard drives. the initial recipients are the california public utilities commission, the office of rate payer, the reform group and other parties. but says pg&e it is unlikely there will be any more illegal deal making. >> we have been dedicated. we looked at those. we found people have not lived up to our standards. >> i

agents also paid a visit to the home of a former pg&e vice president. the state attorney general's office says it has to do with alleged judge shopping. >>> super bowl 50 could pump tons of cash into the bay area economy next year. but one of the mayors in arizona says don't believe all the big numbers being thrown around. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live for us in phoenix. he tells us why the math can get fuzzy. joe? >> reporter: yeah, veronica. you see so many people flooding into the host city here in phoenix, next year in the bay area. no doubt millions of dollars will flow with them. what's in question is how many million. among the throngs enjoying the pre-game super bowl festivities is ike shehadeh mission. he owns a sandwich joint in san francisco. he has a couple of shops in phoenix, as well. >> i'm checking to see how it's going to be if it's going to be huge, then we know it's going to be amazingly gigantic if the bay. >> reporter: ike is about one of 100,000 people coming from out of state a million altogether staying in hotels, buying merchandis

we've reach the out to pg&e but haven't yet heard back. we'll bring you the very latest on the story as it develops. >>> a new south bay housing project ready for construction, and now we're learning who many of the homes will be set aside for. >>> also -- >> i'm damian trujillo live at police headquarters in san jose where there will be no criminal charges against the police officer who sent out controversial tweets. what happens to the internal probe, that's coming up next. >>> i wish a super hero would walk in the room for me and tell me, hey, it's going to be okay. >> no super hero could save the day for this man, so he took matters into his own hands. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. sunshine in san francisco today, does show the cloud cover rolling in by the afternoon. we're tracking the storm that brought the clouds and let you know if there's any rainfall coming up in a few minutes. >>> then at 6:00 the window washer survived an 11-story fall on to a car. now he just learned something incredible. >> i showed him a

one resident died trying to escape the claims. >>> pg&e is set to release thousands of controversial e- mails in connection to the probe of back-chaning diehlings. they were ordered to share 65,000 e-mails with the public utilities commission and the city of san bruno by today. the content of the e-mails is unclear. but previously released e-mails between pg&e and officials at the puc were about pending rate increases following the deadly san bruno explosion. >>> rapper suge knight is in custody in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in los angeles. this is video of knight and his attorney walking into the l.a. county sheriff's department station this morning. police say knight was visiting a movie set in compton yesterday when he got into an argument with two men. witnesses say he gout into his truck, followed the men 2002 restaurant, rav over men in the parking lot and fled the scene. one of the men died from his injuries. knight's attorney has confirmed knight was driving. >> so far the people we talked to said it looked like an intentional act, we're handle it as a homicide. >> k

it's the biggest pg&e rate hike since 2006. money will pay for replacing ole gas distribution lines and installing more blackouts and hiring more workers. the rate hike starts thursday. >>> well the first term was in 1975 when gerald ford was president. today 40 years later he begins his record fourth term. this will be it for 76-year-old governor jerry brown. and he's not going out quietly. and in fact he outlined an ambitious agenda today. nbc's political analyst larry gerston joins us now. high-speed rail economy. governor brown said a lot today. >> yeah he said a lot in one sense. he didn't say so much in others. it's interesting. these kickoff speeches such as browns are filled with broad themes. but some are more substantive than others. now this speech definitely had lots of general thoughts but few specifics. in fact. it left a lot of muddy road maps ahead. with all of that most of brown's vision centered on making sure his accomplishments, if you will over the last term continued. those programs should go on. public edu

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the -- pg & e is addressing the power outage.n oakland as well as richmond and san pablo. it also forced b.a.r.t. to send trains through the station without stopping. >>> a woman was killed after an suv overturned. the crash happened right near highway 101. the victim was caught underneath the vehicle. no word yet on what caused that accident. >>> once again a live look inside the capital building where president obama is expected to ♪ ♪ >> good evening from washington, where we're minutes away from president obama's state of the union address to the nation, his first ever before a republican led congress. i'm shepard smith live at the russell row tun da. spoiler alert the crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. the president will say is that just now. a live look at the house chamber where we're expecting to see the president at any moment. the white house has

the estimated time, again, 7:00 this morning and that's the latest from pg&e. i talked with them at 5:00. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update, kris. >>> all-new this morning, police investigating a shooting that happened in highway 4 in concord. a car driving along the highway ends up riddled with bullets. stephanie chuang joining us at concord police headquarters. what do we know about the events leading up to the shooting, if anything. and the road was shut down for a period of time as well. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you, sam. shut down for about three hours, but everything back open as of around 3:00 this morning. went inside, had some reports. it looked like he dropped him off to a concord police investigator. that's the agency leading the way in this investigation. few details right now. what we do know is there was a shooting on westbound highway 4 around midnight and it happened between the port chicago highway. that is the diablo creek golf course. looks like maybe a late '90s pontiac grand prix. maybe 15 bullet hole

what are the rates that can be sustained and can we be competitive with pg & e rates doing so. all of this would feed into an updated implementation plan that would need to be filed with the california public utilities commission. there was a quick overview, but i know there is a lot to talk about. with that, i will take questions. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, we can have questions now or we can hear from the public utilities commission staff. i think harlin kelly was up next. if you have questions that you

. >> can i point out one thing barbara didn't mention the report starts with an option the greener than pg&e and don't have the phased out in the project one of the comments we talk about jobs as the as we 0 roll out the second phase where people start investing in the build out when you get the initial prices you're basing it on a price less than pg&e point gets rid of the opt out. >> so if we could get a clear understanding. >> this was just to give you comments. >> yeah. yeah. >> i wasn't planning on going into detail we need to talk with the consultant we have other questions and taken a number and running with it we have a lot you know at the end we have to implement it so that's why we provided that information and i'm thankful that the consultants took it under consideration and we'll be able to tease that out at the meeting with the timeline and the real numbers are and all that would be great. >> thank you yes. >> let me get back to my request on the information that is provided to us a red line can be an awkward way to figure out what the issues with and the pros and cons it does

also today the puc fined pg&e $200,000 for safety violations in its natural gas system. >>> heading into the weekend. people wondering about the weather forecast. pretty mild. >> let's get to spencer christian who has a look at the accuweather update. >> i have good news and better news. good news is, if you like this weather, it will last through the weekend and better news there are hints of rain in the future. we have sunny skies across the bay area now. cloudiness across the coastline. what a beautiful view from the roof top camera. it's currently 595 degrees in san francisco. low to mid 60s in oakland, morgan hill, 55 in half moon bay. check out this view looking eastward. it's currently 70 in santa rosa and concord. petaluma, 66. 69 at livermore. as we look from mount tam down to ocean beach a few areas of low clouds. this is our first forecast. coastal clouds tonight and this evening. they'll get blown away overnight by breezy condition there's a will develop into the morning hours and this afternoon. sunny and mild tomorrow afternoon with highs in the upper 60s at the coast to lo

the driver of the car was not injured and no one was injured inside the pizza parlor. pg&e is working to fix the damaged meter. >>> a grass fire early today threatened dozens of condos in pacifica. the tough conditions firefighters are facing even in winter time. brian. >> tough conditions is right, michelle. the calendar might say january but it feels more like july out here. take a listen to this. it is bone dry and this is fire fuel in what's supposed to be the dead of winter. feels like a nightmare. it's 4:30 in the morning, dead asleep. >> that's when firefighters pounded on her door. she was just up the hill from this 5-acre, 6 alarm grass fire. as the fire started to grow she said her husband and neighbor used their own gadden hoses to try and -- garden hoses to try and wet the brush around the condos. >> whatever they could before the fire department got to our side. >> the fire threatened between 80 and 90 homes. all of those were evacuated. >> they said you got about 20 minutes. wouldn't expect that in january in pacifica. >> you have enough wind blowing on it,

the only light? some sunlight coming through skylight. pg&e restored the power to all 38,000 customers by 3:30. &e said the problem was because of "routine maintenance." >>> tonight, a heads up for south bay drivers. caltrans is expanding metering lights. starting tomorrow, the morning commute metering lights will be on until 11:00 a.m. the evening commute metering lights will be extended to 7:00. officials say traffic has gotten worse in the area with workers commuting to tech campuses on the peninsula. >>> well, a woman standing on a santa rosa street corner was killed when an suv overturned on top of her. it crashed with another at third and b street sending the suv rolling ton sidewalk. the woman died at the scene. her name has not yet been released. the two drivers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> san francisco police say that they have found the u-haul that thieves used to smash their way into this store in fisherman's wharf. someone washing the news spotted the van near the mclaren park and called it in. it was cleaned out and there was no sign of the thieves or the jac

consultant reports that show 9,000, 10,000 jobs, huges amounts of megawatt energy at the same or lower rate than pg&e the way it's looking like now and we resolved the issues that sf puc came up last year around jobs creation. we might want to remember that the controller last year said there might be negative 100 jobs. now we have ted egan saying this is right and we're claiming thousands of jobs and where exactly the jobs are and the exact number is not as important as moving the program forward. we see that it's more sensible idea to do what sonoma and marin have done and do 50%, 100% or the break down, light green, dark green can be. we see that the sf puc can do the purchasing instead of shell. all these issues were brought up by the commission, the sf puc and now they're resolved so we staff to work on the things in the background to clarify but we believe by the i understand of january the sf puc able to bring back kim malcolm and start working on developing a final plan to move this forward and with a lot of behind the meter assets -- >> thank you. any other speakers? >> good afternoon. bru

&e crew dug into the ground at the four into a gas line because the to rupture pgtogether 57 businesses were impacted but right now electricity is not a problem they have nothing to do with differences might be a little cold this morning that i use they're here but they have license everything like that as far as the restaurant out here that should have their power and gas rather 93945. >> erica: take a look of those a lot of the golden gate bridge petaluma you're not seeing anything in visible down there as well as santa rosa you see that only of slight few to do with limited visibility where dylan of the dense fog rising the interior locations into the afternoon lots of sunshine and temperatures near average before the cell that all have a look at the extended forecast to be talking about record- breaking highs come up to my next report. >>george: record breaking slow for 680 in the southbound direction that will is the canyon road has the right jammed up to the north of highway 24 for that southbound 680 ride really rough commutes 2832 minutes drive times in the

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: very much on the wire. pg&e crews have been in the silver creek area of san jose since last night when the wind storm wrecked power lines and brought power poles down. the good news is now power is back on for the entire neighborhood. part of a bay area-wide day of cleaning up. downed trees in burlingame. twisted metal poles in san jose. much of the bay area spent the last day of 2014 cleaning up. >> oh my god. you know that tree was probably -- probably been there since the 1800s. >> reporter: a tree that crossed over the busy el camino real and broadway intersection landing on john's house. >> a bren window and some cracked windows on either side. >> reporter: and bringing down power poles that scorched everything in their path. >> it looked like one tree, completely horizontal. one at an angle maybe resting on the other tree or a wire, i don't know. it was at an angle. >> reporter: after the wreckage was cleared away the best news is that it was just wreckage. not much damage. and nobody hurt. >> it was a r

. >> reporter: it took pg and eat a while to get to the same. --pg &e >> reporter: lee no one was in the building at the time. once the team was covered in got out of the burning car she walked right over and surrendered. --teen. >> reporter: that team was charged with driving about a license. at evading the police. no one was injured inside the building. >> jacqueline: if you probably noticed the increase in cloud coverage this afternoon able stick with us tonight brady as mild temperatures within the '40's and '50's. with a slight chance of showers because it is mainly dry outside. >> jacqueline: it will stay dry to the rest of the workweek accurate and that we get. the rain skirting the bay area. it looks impressive on satellite radar. nicosia over southern california edging to the central valley and bay area. it is still mainly dry out there so we would not pick up that much of the rain with the new system. >> jacqueline: 6:00 in the morning the showers approaching gilroy and morgan hill. and the corner of the screen you will see a rising sno