the second biggest use is pledged tax increment. as a reminder, increment that's generated either in mission bay north, mission bay south, or the state owned parcels in transbay, very small amount in south beach harbor and this year it's very exciting to report, we just got the first property tax distribution from the controller in january, and we have over $150,000 generated in pledge property tax income in shipyard 1. so that means there is starting to be some there, and it's an indication that redevelopment works. we have worked really hard to put development out in that area and it's now generating property tax which is showing up on the rolls and generating revenue for future development, which is what redevelopment is supposed to do, so that's really exciting. and so our next steps are to hear your commentary and feedback, integrate that into the rops, and then go back for oversight board approval on january 22nd, and then submit an improved rops before february 1st. and if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer them. >> are there any speaker cards, madam secretary? >> no, madam chair, there are no speaker cards. >> i will close public comments since there are no speaker car

bond made its last payment last december and so those funds are now reflected in the rops under the south beach harbor line. so, in our conversations with the port, we have identified that one of the key issues that we need to pass to fully transfer the property to the port is the cal boating loan, and we are looking at a number of ways to accelerate payment on that loan so that we can potentially pay it off and do a prepayment and then transfer the loan, and once the loan is paid off, we would fully transfer south beach harbor to the port. as we continue to explore those options, we will keep the commission up to date. and our last senior staff member here to present is raymond lee. he will talk to you about some of the achievements of contract compliance. >> good afternoon. our work activity certainly for fiscal year 17-18 is to support each of the program managers for each of the project areas. but what i would like to talk about are the accomplishments for the fiscal year 16-17, and where we go from here in terms of future reports. for the past fiscal year, $1.1 billion has been awarded by

. >>> a live look from the south beach camera. you can see all the fog right now. you may want to leave extra time to get to work. by then, the fog will have turned to rain. let's check in with sandhya patel. >> you will be facing challenges. not just the fog but some areas will be dealing with wet roadways. yes, we have clouds and fog around, but i am tracking a cold storm, and this system is going to bring more than rain. there's a winter weather advisory for lake county, begins at 7:00 tomorrow night and runs through 4:00 p.m. friday. this storm is going to bring some low snow levels. a light system for thursday, friday, cold showers, breezy can condition snow level down to 3,000 feet. >>> silicon valley buzzing about apple's decision to build a new campus and hire thousands of new employees. this is part of a $350 billion commitment to the u.s. economy. the buzz coming despite the fact that the project is not going to be built in california. katie marzullo has the sorry from san jose. >> the jobs aren't going to be in our back yard, but they're still on our str

the south beach camera showing you cloud cover stacked up. low level moisture will allow the light drizzle to continue. 61 in san francisco. mid 60s. 58 in oakland. today's highs were in the upper 50s to the low 70s. san jose got to 70 degrees. so pretty mild. abc 7 exploratorium, you can see the skyline. the temperatures, upper 50s to napa, 58 degrees. the camera is showing you what's going on. rain drops on our a dry pattern this weekend. on our storm impact scale, the current system going in with the light system. it will be breezy at times. hour by hour we go. this won't be a widespread event. we're in between systems. your morning commute will include some very wet roadways. you will notice the showers become more widespread and the rainfall will continue through afternoon and evening hours. i will become more scattered in nature through nighttime hours as we look at the winds. hour by hour as well. it will be breezy. 10:00 tonight. 26-mile-an-hour winds in half moon bay. still breezy for the morning commute. not tarbly windy. the rainfal

. >>> a live look from the south beach camera. you can see all the fog right now. you may want to leave extra time to get to work. by then, the fog will have turned to rain. let's check in with sandhya patel. >> you will be facing challenges. not just the fog but some areas will be dealing with wet roadways. yes, we have clouds and fog around, but i am tracking a cold storm, and this system is going to bring more than rain. there's a winter weather advisory for lake county, begins at 7:00 tomorrow night and runs through 4:00 p.m. friday. this storm is going to bring some low snow levels. a light system for thursday, friday, cold showers, breezy can condition snow levelw levelw lel 3,000 feet. >>> silicon valley buzzing about apple's decision to build a new campus and hire thousands of new employees. this is part of a $350 billion commitment to the u.s. economy. the buzz coming despite the fact that the project is not going to be built in california. katie marzullo has the sorry from san jose. >> the jobs aren't going to be in our back yard, but they're still on our

. >> a live look outside from the south beach camera. it doesn't look bad, but there is a storm rolling in, and mike has today's accuweather forecast. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >> good morning, again, or if you are just joining us, hi there! this is going to be our last good possible soaking until february 5th, so we're going to try to squeeze as much from this multilayer cloud cake you can see out there from emeryville. the highlights, it's going to be we

in the wake of the storm system, a live look outside from the south beach camera. gorgeous view as the sun is going down. hues of purple and red, a nice night on the way. rainfall, 24 hour, pretty much where we expected it to be. the highest totals fell in the north bay. you can see those numbers around a half inch to an inch of moisture outside the north bay. those numbers really dropped off. you can see down in the south bay, we really struggle to reach even a tenth of an inch of moisture in some spots. right now temperature wise, behind the cold front, it was a cool-feeling day to sdarts off t the school and workweek. temperatures dropping into the 30s for parting of the north bay. closer to the north bay waters, in the 40s. but the bigger story after midnight, a lot of moisture on the surface, and that's going to condense into locally dense fog. be prepared for that. foggy spots tomorrow morning. here's your day planner. areas of dense fog early on. it is chilly inland. we're in the 30s. a winter jacket is needed. you do not need the umbrella tomorrow. a little

here is a live picture from the south beach camera. this is a beautiful view as we look across the bay back toward the west. isolated shower ended this evening. a few light showers are expected tomorrow and it will be dry and milder later in the week. on the storm impact scale, tomorrow's system is a level one. nothing like what we saw yesterday. scattered light showers breezy at time, less than two-tenths of an inch is expected. so what is left of tonight is just an isolated shower. and then we go into the morning commute, there will be plenty of fog at 5:00 a.m., so please be careful. at 7:30, we see a few showers developing around sonoma sonoman at 10:00 a.m., into the east bay and around noon, very spotty and light. not a washout. but keep the umbrella handy. by 4:00 a.m., this is all gone. temperatures in the morning will be chillier than today. temperatures dropping down low 40s to the low 50s. once again watch out for that for the afternoon, temperatures will be mid-50s to low 60s. plenty of clouds lingering. and can't rule out a

here is a look at the western span of the bay bridge from the south beach where if you go a little bit farther to the east there was a little patch of fog, it was really eerie driving through that this morning, it looks like the mist machines on the side lyons of football or at various parks to keep you cool. it was kind of misty and visibility was dropping rapidly. rain to showers today, it will be breezy this afternoon, more so than yesterday afternoon but no wind advisories and no flood watches. clouds open and where they do tonight dense fog will form especially up in the north bay. it will be a dry and warm weekend. a look at our high temperatures today, closer to average, 60 in fairfield and santa cruz and san jose the warmest, most around 57 to 59 degrees. tonight you can see the fog thickest in the central valley, some of that will spread into our neighborhoods as you head up into the north bay. significantly cooler tomorrow, low to upper 40s, even a 51 in san francisco. so here is a look at some of that rain that's going to keep backing its way up into the south bay, especiall

j-wow, the situation and the rest of the gang got turned away from a few local hot spots on the south beach everybody wants to see if they're going to have an easier time this time around. but they're parents now. >> governor rick scott doesn't know this is happening. >>> meanwhile, the other season of floribama shore just finished. defending each other at the local watering holes. it's already been renewed for a second season and it looks like quality tv. >> america. >> proud. >>> we're glad to see tom cruise is getting back to work jumping out of buildings. last summer he broke his leg after attempting a stunt for the new "mission impossible" movie. the director vowed not to go to the same location and he kept that promise. >> they say this is a safer window. looks like cruise nailed it this time. >> cruise has also been spotted getting chased across the london skyline. neither cruise nor the helicopter were harmed while filming this particular shot. >>> finally a very large truck harmed by a very large man. that's what he likes to do is throw men. he was fired last night on wwe raw so he

this is a live look from the south beach camera. and as you can see, the fog is in full effect.mally we can see a little bit of the bay bridge, well, more than a little bit from this camera. this morning, no, not at all. it is pretty chilly today as well. oing to be dry, but then on our exclusive abc 7 weather impact scale, a big storm is headed our way. it's a 3. lisa has all the details coming up. >>> and happening today, on this dry day, your final chance to see new cars from lincolns to lamb burr gee helps to appreciate the models. they stretch for models at the convention center. the doors open at 10:00. >>> also happening today, if you're still hanging on to the holidays, you can enjoy san jose's christmas in the park one last time. plaza decaesar chavez has been transformed for the 38th time in a row. many schools are bringing awareness to charities and causes. that opens at 9:00 this morning. >>> let's go up on the roof and head to lisa with an accuweather forecast. >> hi, carolyn. there's certainly a lot of fog out here. not in just the typical spots we see in the north

this was from earlier this evening from the south beach camera. look at the clouds coming at us as we look toward suit row tower. unstable atmosphere. that's why we had scattered showers earlier this evening and that's why we had this lovely time lapse. live doppler 7 shows the rain is all gone and the snow that was local is gone but there is snow shower activity around the sierra nevada. it is lightening up right now. look at this view. this is from our tahoe camera. we are seeing some snow coming down. this is really a welcome sight. as you know we have been hurting for snow. at kirkwood, seven to 11 inches of snow was reported there. a beautiful picture there. in terms of the rainfall here in the bay area, we had .71 at mount om nem, if you are wondering about the next storm let's look at the highlights. we are in for a freezing cold night inland tomorrow morning. bright and cool as we head into the afternoon. and several more rainy days are in the seven-day forecast. a live look from the suit row tower camera. cleaner air as the cold front came

. >> but look at the south beach camera. e bay bridge socked in with fog right now. >>> a live look from the sutro tower camera shows you the thick layer of fog this morning. all you can see is the top of the sales force tower. >> ka ching. >> i have bad vision, but i couldn't see anything. >> it was definitely there. fortunately the planes can see it even if you can't. good morning on this thursday, january 18th. natasha and alexis have the day off. >> you have never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. what a forecast. that fog is incredible. >> it is incredible out there. it's more widespread. i'm going to focus on that in the next weather hit, in about less than seven minutes. i want to give you an idea what to expect today. that's our storm impact scale. this storm is 1, light. rain today and chilly showers tomorrow as the snow level drops to 3500 feet. could get a dusting of snow on the higher elevations tomorrow. we have the dangerous surf out at the coast. you can see the rain. mainly north of m

coming out of the part two, part three will be a period of time where we take the public down into the south beachth of the ferry building area where many of these piers are located that we're talking about in the rfi. allow people to understand the policyçó recommendations down on the ground and take more site-specific look and see if there are questions that we can answer or further ideas and comments that come up by doing site visits, talking about how these policies could apply to our piers and seawall lots to improve public realm and public access in the area. that's a block of work that we anticipate will take a few months. then we'd wrap that up. the amendments to the waterfront plan itself is a staff piece of work. once we get all of the recommendations from the working group after part three, my whole team is going to be going down under and doing a major reorganization, redraft of the waterfront plan. we'll come back, those will be proposed amendments to the plan will be then to go through public review and comment. there is also going to be an environmental review process as well. it wi

a live view from the south beach camera, you can see a few clouds in the distance. these are the forecast features. we may see an isolated shower or two this afternoon, but it's pretty much over. a few light showers through the bay area tomorrow, mainly in the north bay and we can expect dry and milder weather beginning on thursday and continuing through the weekend. overnight, look for lows in the upper 40s. here comes the next rain, weak storm, a light storm ranking one on the impact scale will move in tomorrow morning bringing light showers. best chance in the north bay. most locations will receive under .1 inches of rain. notice how dry it will be in the overnight hours when clouds start to move out of here late tonight and during the early morning hours. then the clouds move in about 6:00 tomorrow morning in the ukiah area, along with light rain through much of the north bay between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. the morning commute will be impacted by the rain. looks like only in the north bay, if anywhere. only in the north bay. then we'll see the scattered or isolated s

a live view from the south beach camera, you can see a few clouds in the distance. these are the forecast features. we may see an isolated shower or two this afternoon, but it's pretty much over. a few light showers through the bay area tomorrow, mainly in the north bay and we can expect dry and milder weather beginning on thursday and continuing through the weekend. overnight, look for lows in the upper 40s. here comes the next rain, weak storm, a light storm ranking one on the impact scale will move in tomorrow morning bringing light showers. best chance in the north bay. most locations will receive under .1 inches of rain. notice how dry it will be in the overnight hours when clouds start to move out of here late tonight and during the early morning hours. then the clouds move in about 6:00 tomorrow morning in the ukiah area, along with light rain through much of the north bay between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. the morning commute will be impacted by the rain. looks like only in the north bay, if anywhere. only in the north bay. then we'll see the scattered or isolated s

representatives from the south beach mission bay neighborhood association, from riking hill and the barbree coast neighborhood association and sales force attended the meeting. we want to thank the department of homelessness and supportive housing, commander lazar and his associates from the s spd, and andrew robinson from the c.b.d., and cindy sampson from the project team for presenting. with that said, the presentation fell somewhat short. protocol inside of the center was and is developed and funded for the various levels of security associated internally. what is of concern is the specific protocol in funding for outside resources which does not appear to be fully flushed out. outside of the center, the plan appears to be more reactive. if the neighbors see problems or have issues, call the c.b.d. emergency line, call 311, or the sfpd and they will respond. what we have also heard were concerns of inadequate funding to address any increases in needs for response and service. this was a challenge heard across the various organizations. as a c.a.c. did not have time to formally debrief a

i'm involved in the community serving on the board and as transportation rep of the south beach mission hill neighborhood association. in the recent pass as an officer of the democratic club. however, my comment today is provided as an eight-year resident of mission bay. over the past six years, i've had the opportunity, along with my neighbors, some for up to 10 years as you heard, to be involved in the planning process for the mission rock development. this includeded providing feedback on a variety of public documents and numerous community outreach meetings and workshops. in addition to current residents and local businesses, those community leaders involved in the planning of mission bay from the beginning were also involved in the process. we discussed building heights, transportation, quality of life, open space and so much more. together we shared our insights and provided input on this project which will help transform this part of the eastern waterfront into a vibrant and complete community. good for us as neighbors, good for us as community and our city. as i mentioned, this

the south beach neighborhood group with katie ladell and alice rogers was here and bruce agate, dog patcheighbors, community-based organizations and advocacy groups all throughout the city. especially affordable housing advocates and park advocates. we have had a long journey together and i feel really good about it. not only the relationship with the port, but the relationship with the community has produced a promise that i'm proud of. we've worked hard with the sister agencies throughout the city. the mayor's office of housing, the m.t.a., planning department, p.u.c., public works, contract monitoring division, city build. josh arsay is here. bcdc state lands commission, the department of environment and energy. it really has taken a village to get to this point. we're very grateful with the positive relationship that we have and getting start sod we can transform this part of the waterfront. i'm also going to pass it to fran who's really been heading our project on a day-to-day basis for many, many years who has spent hundreds of hours working with your staff and staff of the differen

i'm in new york on the south fork of long island on my way to the beach community of southampton. a viewer wrote to me about her father, whose childhood hobby became his lifelong obsession. he wanted to share his strange collection with the world after he died. his heirs want to honor his wishes, but is the world even interested? ♪ >> my name is linda munn. in 2011, my father, my father, orson, passed away, leaving the family one of the largest collections of its kind, along with the monumental challenge of carrying on his legacy. >> linda has invited me to her parents' country home. hi, linda. i'm jamie. >> jamie, it is such a pleasure to meet you. >> so great of you to invite me here. you wrote me. you said you had something really strange. >> i have something very special to show you. >> all right. i'm ready. shall we go in? >> come on in. >> yeah. in here? >> yeah, just walk straight

we have the weather window open from south beach. this is what it's going to look like the rest of the day. cloudy and hazy. but it's not haze from smoke or particulate matter. that ended yesterday. it is pretty mild out there, from 52 at clear lake to 62 in oakland and hayward. let's take a look at one of those areas that's still pretty hazy, our inland east bay neighborhoods. cloudy, humid air. that's why we have the haze. cleaner today. today dense fog will form, and cooler and strong storms will form. we had a few breaks earlier this morning. as you look upstream, there's a nice wall of clouds coming our way. this wall is moving to the north a little bit so it will open up overnight. that's why the dense fog will form and we'll see a little more sunshine tomorrow than we have so far this week. temperatures will top out. about 59 to about 62 degrees. here's how my accuweather 12-hour planner breaks down. dry, no rain. still humid at noon. near 60 at 4:00. not much sunshine. mid-50s at 8:00. we'll see a few stars but at midnight den

peruvians followed eighty one year old francis from the amazon in the south to the beach front mass in one chuckle in the north. many like seventy eight year old. made long journeys to see the pope. i believe in the holy father though i suffer from my back i made the effort travelling twenty four hours by bus i'm happy. francis don't prove years to not forget the poor. a society that doesn't accept those who suffer compassion toward suffering is cruel and inhumane. the argentine born pontiff. criticised corruption in latin america he urged indigenous people to protect the un and condemned human trafficking and crimes against women but said nothing about sex abuse by the clergy. overshadowed by the sex scandals. with. both the revolutionary and the defending him. in chile at least ten churches were burned more than eighty people were arrested for protesting the abuses by the clergy but the pope defended bishop. who victims say covered up abuses. then i will talk there is not one piece of proof against him it's clear. the pope is under a lot of pressure. for not saying anything about thi

the south and east, notice how the green is consistent. it is steady and it continues to the evening. so have the umbrella from atlantic city toward cape may and from south of wilmington toward rehoboth beacht by the time we get into monday. temperatures tomorrow in the lower to middle 50s. not as mild today. don't expect to see any sunshine like we saw during the day today. again your greatest chances of showers south and east. so let's look at the super bowl outlook for anyone that is headed up to minneapolis. now again the game is indoors but you have to walk to and from the stadium. looking at maybe flurries, 10 degrees at 6:30 and then a balmy 2 degrees at the end of the game. so it looks chilly. i'll have your full ten-day forecast at the end of the day. >>> this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> thank you very much. danny pommels with you. we are 4568 half way there. this is the longest two weeks eagles fans have experienced but the countdown is on. but the work is done here. they leave for super bowl lii tomorrow and they prepare to fly away and put wheels up, if arriving in minneapolis will make this experience f

. >>> a third person has died on the south valley beach in less than a week. nadian man was found unconscious in the water after scuba diving. two other men also have died. and oakland man -- an oakland man drowned in knee-deep water on thursday. >>> more than 50,000 people have now been evacuated in the philippines as the country's most active volcano continues to arrive. it -- the volcano started rusted last week and authorities have expanded the evacuation zone warning of more violent and deadly irruption may be coming in days.>>> the midwest is dealing with some severe weather. at the minneapolis-st. paul airport you could barely see. the snowstorm has left thousands of air travelers stranded and drivers are being told to stay off of the roads. the snow it -- the storm is headed toward the upper northeast.>> they need to have the super bowl in los angeles or miami. but this year it is in many annapolis. so the fans are going to -- in many annapolis. >> it has been really cold in the northeast and as you talk about right now and i am looking at the new york

bit of a coastal breeze that will pick up in the next couple hours especially along half moon bay, pacifica. that can help cool things at the beaches. the south bay, you will feel the warmth out there. sun rise tomorrow is 7:14 am. here is a look at the high temperatures. 67 fairfield and concord. liver more 71. we are in the mid 60s for san francisco. this is all because of high pressure. high pressure is here to stay for a long time. we are in for sunny warm conditions for several days. we are looking at about ten days that temperatures will look very similar to this, mid to upper 60s, even low 70s by this weekend. we can hit the mid 70s for a lot of spots. summer-like weather is here in january. >> perfect timing for the super blue blood moon. >> say that fast. i have been saying it all morning. >> it should be a good show. >>> a self driving car that will deliver groceries. the bay area company behind this new super vehicle and when they expect to hit the roads. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of

streets of boston being flooded with chunky water, chunky ice water and the shore areas down to the south shore beaches being flooded a lot of inland flooding was being reported, that became the story. the flooding rather than the snow and the ice and for the next few days that's what they have to cleanup and cleanup lou is what they're doing and the other private snow plows going by outside the hotel at the boston harbor and they've been at this all day long both private guys and public sanitation station workers and that is their challenge because tonight into tomorrow and into the day after it's going to freeze here. 24 hours from now the temperatures will probably be down in the single-digits and then by saturday around zero maybe even in the negative area fahrenheit so they're used to this type of thing in boston. today was pretty rough. lou: well i'm glad you braved it and survived it. connell mcshane from boston thanks so much. on wall street today another record breaking session for stocks, the dow gaining 152 points, not only do we have a new record to tell you about. ladies and gentlemen the

now the entire -- the entirety of the beach looks like south beach, massive hotels that are 16 storiesnt. there's highways, there's tunnels that go nowhere. >> jimmy: is it good that they did these -- made these changes, do you feel? or does it take away some of the charm from when you lived there? >> i'm sure some people love it, created jobs and stuff. >> jimmy: do you know people there, childhood friends? >> yeah, i saw my buddy john. it was funny, driving around i was like, i remember that, i remember that. wait a second, i think john lives over there. i went to his house, no one was there. all right, i'm going to do the thing. i wrote a note, tacked it to the door. i was like, man, this is like the d >> jimmy: right. >> show up to someone's house, if they're not there, i'll try again later. simpler times. >> jimmy: you called on him. did you ask him if he could come out to play? >> yeah, basically. his mom was like, get out of here, he's grounded. >> jimmy: did john contact you? >> he did, we ended up having a great night. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: one of those t

in new ways here on the korean peninsula in some ways does seem to be specifically beaching out to the south korean government which has a lot riding on these upcoming olympics and has been hoping that they would serve as some sort of catalyst for us because we didn't work. josh i think it's safe to say that twenty seventeen will be remembered as a not be a serious a bit saber rattling between north korea and the u.s. so what is the outlook for twenty eighteen so came in his speech did not make any more promises either to halt his weapons programs or to develop any new specific technology however he did say that he would continue working to make sure the weapons he has operational and as you mentioned he reiterated the fact that he has a button on his desk either figuratively or literally underscoring that he plans to wield an operational nucular force into the future and wants to make sure the world knows it now in his speech can also addressed economic issues how is his country dealing with those increased u.n. sanctions this is a very important issue for kim he needs to be assured special

concord 58 and this is the view from our south beach camera. we will see foggy areas through the night and in the morning hours. a stronger storm arrived on sunday. we will continue through the day monday and perhaps into tuesday as well. we are looking at some rough surf. a high surf warning in effect from 10:00 tomorrow night to thursday night. wave heights already up to 13 feet. we expect those heights reach up to 20 feet roughly. rough and dangerous. and possibility of deadly rip currents. overnight low mid to upper 40s. tomorrow look for highs ranging from 60 at the coast. only upper 50s in the north bay. milder down the south bay where san jose will top out at 63 degrees. take a look at our next approaching storm. coming in thursday and friday ranks one on our scale. accompanied by cold air as well. most locations seeing .25-inch. gusty. and of course the dangerous surf. forecast starting at midnight tomorrow night. we will see that rain expanding just before the beginning of the morning commute. then throughout the day rain reefing other

concord 58 and this is the view from our south beach camera. we will see foggy areas through the night and in the morning hours. a stronger storm arrived on sunday. we will continue through the day monday and perhaps into tuesday as well. we are looking at some rough surf. a high surf warning in effect from 10:00 tomorrow night to thursday night. wave heights already up to 13 feet. we expect those heights reach up to 20 feet roughly. rough and dangerous. and possibility of deadly rip currents. overnight low mid to upper 40s. tomorrow look for highs ranging from 60 at the coast. only upper 50s in the north bay. milder down the south bay where san jose will top out at 63 degrees. take a look at our next approaching storm. coming in thursday and friday ranks one on our scale. accompanied by cold air as well. most locations seeing .25-inch. gusty. and of course the dangerous surf. forecast starting at midnight tomorrow night. we will see that rain expanding just before the beginning of the morning commute. then throughout the day rain reefing other

have become the first people to be rescued at sea by drone swimmers got into trouble off the lennox head beach south of brisbane the lifeguards launched the dragon and used it to drop a rescue pod into the water and its use was then used it to get back to shore the lifeguards had been getting ready to practice using the drain before the emergency gave them the chance to try it out for real. one of the world's first dedicated virtual reality out spaces is open in london new wave of artists has begun experimenting with a technology set to revolutionize the way it is produced viewed and even sold new parker has more from the gallery in central london. it's a gallery space like no other bare walls no sculptures canvases or photographs just several headsets and a dark spawn's lined room for centuries new technologies helped to evolve this is the next level i'm floating in a colossal bright space it feels like i'm in miniature and there are giants around me there's a huge garden i've now floated into a huge room and what looks like the artist is sitting on a floor down below me it all sounds very alice in

higher snow totals to the south and closer to the beach. hate it when it snows more at the beach than the city. >> you like the beach for the sand and the snow. >> upper marlboro, megan mcgrath headed that way for us. you can see main roads looking okay. 270, pretty slow from frederick down. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> some folks are waking up without water in kensington, maryland this morning. crews are working to fix a water main break on west university boulevard. the customers impacted can get water from a station set up near waterford condos. no word how long >>> we have team coverage on this weather alert day. >> news 4's chris lawrence is live at union station with a look at conditions there. chris, good morning. what are you seeing? >> reporter: i'm seeing a bit of a change from even 20, 30 minutes ago. it's all based on what chuck was talking about. the wind. let me step out of here. you can see a little bit behind me. you can see the wind whipping up the snow on the ground starting to blow it around. when we were driving

peruvians followed eighty one year old francis from the amazon in the south to the beach front mass in one chuckle in the north. many like seventy eight year old. made long journeys to see the pope. i believe in the holy father so i started from my back i made the effort travelling twenty four hours by bus i'm happy. francis don't prove to not forget the poor. a society that doesn't accept those who suffer compassion toward suffering is cruel and inhumane. the argentine born pontiff criticized corruption in latin america he urged indigenous people to protect the amazon and condemned human trafficking and crimes against women but said nothing about sex abuse by the clergy in. part of the trip was overshadowed by the sex scandals and with the solution i have both was a revolutionary and the others defending him. in chile at least ten churches were burned more than eighty people. were arrested for protesting the abuses by the clergy but the pope defended bishop one battles who victims say covered up abuses and yet everything everywhere there are people on the day i am shown proof against

the ocean beach master plan. supervisor tang noted that the additional community outreach will occur before any projects are finalized. other comments were supportive of the overall managed retreat strategy for south of ocean beach. supervise sort tang and p/esskin shared appreciation for the extensive outreach involved in the amounts. no supervisors had questions about the ordinance, though. the committee then devoted to forward the item to the full board as a committee report. finally the committee considered interim controls proposed for commercial areas. they would require conditional use authorization for all institutional use located on the first story. certain categories of institutional use located on any story and a personal service use operating the salon or providing cosmetic service located on the first story. it would also require conditional use authorization for any commercial use to residential use. there is no public comment on this item and no substantive questions from the committee members. the committee forwarded this to the full board with a positive recommendation. at the full board hearing this week, the supervisors unanimously up healthed the appeal of the categorical exem

but this is the tin towi ter st extending across the southeast, the beaches in h south carolina under winter storm watch at this hour. the reason is a wintry mix. before you braeeak out the shovels, talking about sleet and snow mixing in. this is in effect as we head through the nix 24 to 48 hours. we'll watch that closely for you. that's also of course the mig story. we continue to plummet as far as the numbers. the folks are asking what is going on. and basically the reason for that is arctic os sill lation, two phases. negative phase. you want the positive that's where the strong ring of winds tep the temperatures and cold air in the north pole. right now that's not the case. the we're in a negative phase. that's why we're in this. another round coming in for the weekend and even into the middle part of next week. >> brutal. >> >> just what you want to hear. >> awesome. >> it's cold. le but hot for the stock market. today mark the the first twtrad. the dow raised 25% higher last year hitting multiple milestones since 2013. 2017 was also the best year in the last four years for the

world you get, that high tide this afternoon, that really caused some problems down on the coast, south shore beaches, here in boston, there were areas where there was flooding, and ice chunks coming out of the harbor into the streets, that has been the issue, i know about an hour ago, i checked there was 25 thousand people in state of massachusetts without power, before we started talking that was down to 21 house,000, they e working on it, they are also, i said harbor is that way, street, main road is right here, they are doing a pretty good job plowing. as i get to on main street, i m at blacktop that is a good sign, it is going to freeze, once it does, they can't plow it. they have been working hard to get it done, the earlier floods were no joke, they had a terrible blizzard here, a nor'easter in 78. >> connell thank you very much. coming up president trump campaign on immigration reform, the question today, will and can he deliver on his promises? is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinit

the sunset at 5:11:00 p.m. from our south beach camera. we had fog in the picture there but also high thin wispy clouds gave us this colorful sunset tonight. some of you had a chance to take a look a. some sent pictures. thank you. i showed those earlier on the 9:00 newscast. keep them coming. you'll be seeing more fog tomorrow morning for the commute but eventually that fog will disappear and take a look at what will appear. 70 degree weather for san jose. average high is 59 degrees. you will notice the uptick in temperatures particularly over the weekend from 66 saturday to 70 on sunday. still pretty mild on holiday monday. then the temperatures will begin to drop. some changes definitely in store as we hit the weekend. right now, i want to show you live doppler 7. we're dealing with quite a bit of fog. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in petaluma. dense fog there. it's heavy in napa, half a mile, 3/4 mile visibility in santa rosa. even fog in places like oakland, livermore which is why they're reporting visibility anywhere from 5 t