what is the purpose of sunsets? ten you talk about whether the surveillance programs and the legal authority auto shelflife, pros and cons? >> sure. some history of the sunset paper as relates to what was intelligence service i, fisa savannas is a post-9/11 area of daschle security law. prior to september 11, 2001, then october 2001 with the usa patriot act was passed, was amended a number of surveillance log related provisions, fisa had a pretty good run as being fairly consistent. it was originally passed in 1978. there wasn't a substantial amendment to the law until 1994 in the physical search provision was added. that was a permanent authorization at the time. it did not have one of these temporary sunsets building. it was just congress considered it a law was passed in 94 and that was it. that savannas with baked into the law. there was some lighter and inmates in the late 90s as a pertain to business records authority. and then it was 2001 with the patriot act and we started to see the beginning of these provis

what is the purpose of sunset. can you talk a little bit about really surveillance programs that have a chef live. >> so the history of these senses are tingly as it to a foreign intelligence surveillance act. truly a post 911 area of national security law. prior to september 11th 2001 ended in october of 2001, the u.s. patriot act was passed, which was amended a number of surveillance was will made into permissions. ten pretty good around. it seems fairly consistent so as originally passed in 19798. it was in a substantial amendment to the law until 1994 would the search provision was added. that was a permanent authorization of the time. it did not have one of these temporary sunset things building. congress and it considered it. the law was passed 94 that was it. so with the lighter amendments in the late '90s, pertaining to authority. and it was the patriot act where we started to see the beginning of these preventatives of sunset. where the law would-be authorized with certain sunset day. what they did was the

the city college sunset initiative has received enthusiastic support from my conti constituents, and it shows how popular city college classes are for the city. and more significantly, we are expanding city college classes in the sunset through an add back modification. i want to make it clear that the proposal to expand peef, including -- will include new revenue sufficient to cover the new supplemental funding to city college with no reduction in funding to preschools to 12th grade education that peef currently supports. i'd like to thank the many city leaders for working with me on this, including tom temprano, and many student groups. colleagues, i look forward working with you as i bring the proposal in the new year. the refuse i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mar. [applause] [gavel]. >> president yee: excuse me. next time you want to show your appreciation, just wave your fingers. we can see them. thank you. next person? >> clerk: supervisor peskin is next up. >> supervisor peski >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. president, colleagues, i will submit almost a

to date we have acquired 35 buildings with two 90 units in the sunset, mission, excel seo, soma and eight ash bury neighborhoods with 137 total units in the pipeline that is $135 million of city funds committed to helping support 550 residents in san francisco. absolutely amazing. i want to thank meta and someone will speak today for being an amazing community partner. the city can invest the funds. without partners and people willing to do the work, we can't get this done in a timely manner. often times they are timely. we are grateful for the partnership with meta and the san francisco housing accelerator fund. they will talk in a minute. i want to thank the residents for their patience and excitement and trusting the city to work with us to make this happen. i know dan adams is here from the mayor's office of housing. thank you for doing amazing work around affordable housing every day. with that i want to introduce thsupervisor for this district r small site acquisition, supervisor fewer. [applause] >> thank you. first i want to start off by saying a big thanks to a lot of people. met

and the thing that is so special about the sunset and the richmond the west side in general is that's where the families live. that's where the children the families with children that's where the young people, that's going to be the next generation of san francisco. so how could we be so unfair to these people, to these families, to these children, by not thinking about them and how they are going to be getting around. they need schools. they need hospitals. it's not just a matter of earmarking certain parts of the city and say oh, this is going to be our new pda. so that's what i'm hoping that you would consider and the planning department, you know should actually look into. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm chris. local native san franciscan. and i wasn't going to talk on this, but i'm a surfer a kite border a city worker. and i'll tell you what if people who surfed at ocean beach saw the plan, i would have this room filled. you wouldn't even be able to fit people in this hallway. i'm a kite border. and a guy told me a story, his name is gather he used to be th

and you have a great way to share the food bank. >> sunset development company will be making a $10,000 contribution this holiday to the food bank of contra costa and solano. it is the holiday season so it is a good time for to us remember the value and benefits of it giving back. >> boy, and it certainly does help. i can tell you, john calendar, you were with the food bank. that amount goes a long way. tell us about that. >> absolutely. we served one in nine people in our community here in contra costa county and solano. sunset development has been a great partner of us throughout the years. we are great full for the contributions. that's going to help a lot of people. >> thank you, and thank you to your employees who help in day in aday out. of course. >> and we wish you happy holiday. if you would like more information, go to kpix.com/give. >>> first daughter ivanka is holding a summit for affordable child care. >> as a mother, i know that most rewarding -- >> it's time to pass family leave and expand access. >> the event comes one day after the house passed a bill that provide all f

but we know our friend is not riding off into the sunset or kicking up his heels. i know he's bound and determined to keep putting his expertise and institutional knowledge to work on behalf of georgians who need him. i have no doubt he'll keep on advocating for georgians with a pen and a phone, more friend across the country than anyone can count up, and maybe a few of his eight grandchildren by his side. sounds like a pretty enviable work arrangement and no doubt, johnny has earned it. he's earned the right to a little less light night voting and a little more time with his lovely wife diane. so on behalf of all of his colleagues, i'll tell johnny go ahead and relax just a little. maybe find something to drink, but this time around he should enjoy it on the front porch with diane and leave the laundry till later. we're savoring our last weeks alongside our good friend here in the senate. we're so lucky to have called him our colleague. >> finally, on a happier note, or a bittersweet happy

some got to see a little bit of brightness, this was the end of the day in leeds, a glimpse of the sunseter weather continuing. milder than today across the northern half of the uk, at the same time i'm hopeful we will see some drier air from the near continent which should break up some of the cloud and give us a little bit more in the way of brightness but still a lot of cloud out there through tonight, still some outbreaks of rain across the north and west of scotland where it will be breezy. skies tending to clear for northern ireland in for northern ireland and northeast scotland, there may be some breaks into the southeast as well, a fairly cool night across eastern england. for the vast majority it is mild and a mild start tomorrow, there could be the spot of drizzle for the hills but towards the midlands and east anglia and the southeast, it should brighten up into the afternoon, a similar study a similar story for northeast england, some brightness for northeast ireland and eastern scotland, still some rain in the northwest of scotland. the mild today for all but with the southwe

some go to see a little bit of brightness, this was the end of the day in leeds, a glimpse of the sunsetrow, some milder weather continuing. milder than today across the northern half of the uk, at the same time i'm hopeful we will see some drier air from the near continent which should break up some of the cloud and give us break up some of the cloud and give usa break up some of the cloud and give us a little bit more in the way of brightness but still a lot of cloud out there through tonight, still some outbreaks of rain across the north and west of scotland where it will be breezy. sky is tending to clear for northern ireland will be breezy. sky is tending to clearfor northern ireland in northeast scotland, there may be some breaks into the southeast as well, i fairly cool night across eastern england. for the vast majority it is mild and i'll start tomorrow, they could be the spot of drizzle for the hills but towards the midlands and east anglia and the southeast, it should brighten up into the afternoon, a similar study for northeast england, some brightness for northeast ireland a

as the sunsets on their first day back to hosting test cricket. . so test cricket is back in pakistan after more than ten years. here are the thoughts of the pakistan cricket board chairman, ehsan mani. it isa it is a very special day. the first time in ten years. test cricket back in the stadium after 15 years. this isa in the stadium after 15 years. this is a very special day for pakistan. and we hope to build on this and have a great year in twenty20 and we look forward to that. it is so important that these kids, when they come see their heroes and see their role

the sun and the. sunset are. johannesburg south africa's largest city the metropolis is full of contrasts. it's a center of crime and wealth. for neighborhoods known as the townships right next door to office towers 4 and a half 1000000 people live here. today . johannesburg is playing host to a special encounter. to a capella in some ways from 2 different continents have come together c.l.o. from life 6 germany and just 6 from johannesburg south africa. for a week these 6 women and 6 men will join forces to create a common repertoire. well. hope to. each group brings its own musical tradition with it as well as curiosity about the others this in your strum have a broad musical education just 6 learn by ear without sheet music they rely on their musicality and intuition will see as classical repertoire fit with the african beats of just 6 that's all beautiful because. it's just like how comes on top of what they're doing you know with the rhythm. and he joined us make this very basic. cause we don't proofread. wha

. >>> and taking a live look outside this saturday evening, the sunset a few minutes ago living an array of colors across the bay area skies. but we have changes on the way, and they're coming in on the satellite. another low pressure center is winding up in the gulf promising to spread rain over the bay area sunday. today nice and sunny, but a completely different picture tomorrow. in fact a good amount of rain as well with more than an inch expected around san francisco, not quite so much up north. in fact the bulls eye on this is in the central bay area. about an inch and a half in the city by monday morning. clouds increase overnight. sunday begins dry, but that will change. the rain will develop first in the north bay sunday morning then spread south the rest of the day and sunshine returns on monday. so what's happening on the first day of 2020? that's coming up in the forecast. >>> 6 people including 3 children are displaced tonight after fire ripped through the their home. it started just before 2:00 this afternoon on the second floor of a duplex on north white road. firefighters

as the sunsets on their first day back to hosting test cricket. the fans will be hoping that this is a dawn of a new era. so test cricket is back in pakistan after more than ten years. here are the thoughts of the pakistan cricket board chairman, ehsan mani. it isa it is a very special day. the first time in ten years. test cricket back in the stadium after 15 years. this isa in the stadium after 15 years. this is a very special day for pakistan. and we hope to build on this and have a great year in twenty20 and we look forward to that. it is so important that these kids, when they come see their heroes and see their role models, actually see them life, make such a big difference. a four time world coach of the year, leading new zealand to the world cup in 2015. steve hansen's would always be big shoes to fill. but that is what ian foster will attempt to do, after being named as the all blacks new head coach. after landing the job he says he's ready for the topjob despite the pressure's that comes with it. persistent catch and byjob is to be what t

. >>> now we're finally getting to see the sunset after soggy sunday. is this a time of what to come for 2020? darren peck is joining us now, and they always say never turn your back to the ocean. >> excellent point, and that sunset is an excellent example of why there's concern. tomorrow will be sunny and relatively warm, so you're probably tempted to say let's check out the beach and waves. now you know though, the beach hazard starts at 1:00 tomorrow in the afternoon and doesn't expire until 9:00 wednesday from bodega to monterey bay. and tomorrow we have it made. there's no significant weather issue. maybe a few high clouds, but not enough to mess with the new year's eve fireworks show. i will say grab a sweater. we'll be in the upper 40s which is chilly, but not that cold for us this time of year. i'll be back in a few nu to dmiis opportunity for rain. it's not a big one, but it's still there. >>> thanks, darren. new at 6:00, commuters are turning away from a once popular concord park and ride lot due to a homeless camp. trash and break ins are maki

meet 0 other people if communities in the 60s a 70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunsetdistrict and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day bu

you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunsetround and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ everyone. thank you all for coming to our quarterly disaster council meeting, a few days before the holiday week. we appreciate everyone being here. i will -- i like to call the meeting to order and remind folks if you are speaking, if you have questions, if you're presenting, please use the microphone as we are filming this and we want to make sure we capture everyone. so, we are going to start with our first item with a report around preparedness. before i start that, i just wanted to say that since the last meeting, we have gone from summer to winter and from fires to floods, as is how it goes in san francisco. i just wanted to say thank you and to acknowledge the department of emergency management, the p.u.c., public works, m.t.a., fire and rec park. we met yesterday t

the emeryville camry showing the sunset and the gorgeous afterglow. today was a nice day to be out and about after yesterday's cloud cover and on and off showers. take the jacket, scarves. by 11:00 p.m. well into the 40s if not a couple spots into the upper 30s. we're going to cool off quickly. numbers out there mainly in the 50s. app in concord, 52 in pal aloe, 50 in half moon bay. live doppler 7 along with satellite, you can see the mess in southern california bringing the snow that shut down i 5. a lot of rain in southern california, northern california, beautiful, dry as could be. that storm is going to move out of california overnight tonight. we saw the beach hazard statement. the risk of rip current and sneaker waves is with us until 9:00 p.m. tonight. 10 to 15 feet. they will gradually subside overnight. speaking of tonight, getting cold out there, dropping well into the 30s in most spots. what we'll watch for is patchy fog developing in the north bay. we'll show you the day planner tomorrow. bright and beautiful after the cold start in the mo

having the lights come on with clean energy is very important. >> the sunset reservoir has solar panelsat take up about four city blocks covering the reservoir and the solar power generates energy for city resources and clean power sf for residents participating in the program. >> it was easy to sign up for the program, i went online to cleanpowersf.org and i started getting pieces in the mail letting me know i was going to be switched over and it just happened. when i pay my bill, i still go to pg and e and i don't see any difference between now and a year ago. >> sign up online, just have your account number ready and it takes about two minutes and there's nothing to install. no lines are getting connected to your home. all the power goes through the existed power grid. >> we haven't had any problems with the switch over to clean power. >> it's super easy to sign up. our book keeper signed up online, it took about 15 minutes. nothing changed but now we have cleaner energy. >> we see clean power sf as a key strategy to meet renewable energy goal, we have a goal of 50% renewable energy

the sunset about 54, up in the north bay.warmer from 57 in petaluma, calistoga checking in at 58. on the east bay, beautiful day, mid to upper 50s for you. 58 in hercules. heading inland, very narrow range. a lot of sunshine, 54 in pleasanton. tonight calls for 30s to low 40s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, increasing clouds tomorrow. a chance of rain on wednesday. dry by the end of the week, it looks like more rain by next weekend. good monday morning, jobina. >> good monday morning to you. love it. good morning. we have taking a live look at san rafael, 101 there. nice and clear. i'm not seeing any major issues on the roads this morning to start off your monday. great news here. moving down to san jose, live look at 280. nice and clear as well. no problems. i will check in on some dry times. santa rosa to petaluma, quick 14-minute ride there. 280, 680 to highway 85, 11 minutes. to the maps so you can see no major issues, just some slowdowns out of tracy. reggie and kumasi? >> thanks. >>> so investigators have broken up

and as the sunsets, we will dip into the 40s and well into the mid and upper 40s by 7:00. grab a coat if you're heading out. sue? >> looking at a very clear and clear in both directions, clear in the air and clear on the roadways, we have a few cars coming across the golden gate bridge, no fog there. as we pop over to the richmond-san rafael bridge, it's an eight-minute drive from the toll plaza over towards san rafael. no delays at all. mostly green out there with a couple of instances of some slowing. an accident eastbound 4 near san marcos, several lanes blocked there. it's early enough that traffic is not slowing. they had four lanes for a time blocked north 68 0 near jackson in san jose. that's near the clearing phases. >>> the man accused of stabbing and killing the younger brother of c.j. beathard will make his first court appearance. >> michael moseley is being held without bond on two homicide charges. he surrendered at a vacant home after it was surrounded by officers. police say mosely fatally stabbed clayton beathard and another man outside a nashville bar satu

heavy rain pushing right over san francisco right now and across the sunset district as well as across the bay bridge. you can see the heavy rain for the east bay, berkeley and as well as for open. even martinez, across the east bay you are getting a pouring. it is -- you can see the drenching raid . from oakland, baraga, san leandro, getting light rain this morning and even for the south bay, you can see that light rain and because of that a live look and you can see this is our salesforce tower camera looking north. i want to show you our san jose camera and the raindrops on our live cam. temps are running in the 40s and 50s. a milder start compared to the colder mornings that we have experienced over the last couple days. so mid 40s in concord, upper 40s in san francisco, mid 40s in santa rosa, 50 in oakland and looking at 49 in livermore. san jose, you are coming in at 52 degrees. many locations starting off the day with that rain. so grab an umbrella, that rain jacket as you head out the door. we are not done with the wet weather as we go through the afternoon. will keep the chanc

the sunset is at 4:51 and the sunrise at 7:17 tomorrow. the daytime high is 58 san francisco, 59 oakland, 60 redwood city, concord, fremont, livermore, 61 san jose. we have the 49ers taking on the falcons and looking at sunshine and clouds, cool in the mid-50s and the raiders taking on the jaguars partly cloudy skies, sunday afternoon as well. with temperatures in the mid- 50s. you can watch the game here on kpix 5. so we are looking at the rain, wet weather and rain at times through the afternoon and evening today. looking at a few showers for your saturday, dry weather on sunday and that continues monday and tuesday. then the wet weather returns for the middle part of next week. >> sounds good, thank you.>>> the 49ers can secure a playoff spot this sunday, they are taking on those falcons from atlanta, 11-3 niners . the falcons are 4-9 and the niners did you win or tie. >> tune in at 1 on sunday at kpix 5 to see the last raiders game at the oakland coliseum. fans plan to set up camp at midnight tonight, we will be live right there with t

caught on a ring camera stealing packages outside of a home in the sunset district. y from a group called safe lies found that sentence is there is the number one city for package theft with 24 incidents per 1000 people. >>> southern california man here set up a security camera to catch a package thief never expected this. turns out, it's a squirrel. stealing his stuff and storing it for the winter, apparently that's a big call. the missing packages were found squirreled away in a nearby bush. >> that's so funny. >>> still to come, a bay area school gearing up for a program on the grid iron becoming a powerhouse heading into their fourth state championship game tonight. >>> oaklands football team gearing up for a david versus goliath style battle. >> the team is preparing to play in their fourth straight state championship game this weekend, they are going up against the school 10 times bigger than them. pacifica high school, many players play in different positions because they don't have enough players. it's a close family, all the coaches are alumni who used to pla

we see more of those scattered showers into the sunset now. so doppler just updating and bringing some more downpours in that direction there's more sitting off the coastline, so everybody starti a little wet up towardthe beaches, a lighter amounts of rainfall on terror shelter cove nata and the east bay you're starting to pick up some morate amounts of rainfall intoakland and rich mean you see these bands that are just pushing on throh right now and begin to see some light rain in san leandro tting very close now in san ramon and more to come overnight tonight so this is really going to be something that's coing mostly overnight tonight think maybe some scatted showers tomorrow morning. but i think the worst of it will be gone. yeah kind of cloudy there a little bit wet looking from the berkeley hills as the system moves through temperatures. now in the 40's d 50's a couple systems can line up we've got this man got another e off the coastline. so we'll keep things unsettled with showers in t forecast not only for tonight. and tomorrow morni.

we have had stunning sunsets around the country. a weather front pushing in from the north so not try everywhere. this weather front will slowly push further south. light and achieve. showers for northern ireland later in the day towards the scottish border. one or two showers possible for cumbria. for much of england and wales it remains dry. sunshine racking up the cloud. lifting temperatures to a pleasant 11— 12 degrees. into new year's eve on tuesday another fine dry day almost across the board. a few showers to the south—west of england. blood pressure to the south—west. cloudy for central and southern england. further north and east, likely to see sunny skies through the day but it will turn cooler for new year's eve. temperatures in single figures for most. if you are celebrating new year's eve, were not expecting any particular disrupted weather, though strong winds or rainfall and temperature is reasonably mild. mr and fog forming for new year's eve. —— missed. into new year's day, high—pressure still holds on to our weathe

helping into union city and also a little slippery around the bay district and san francisco and the sunsete have this moist flow of air that is continuing to move through and as a result of this we are seeing what you're looking at which is few showers. it's a level 1 on our storm impact scale. tomorrow up to coming up. >> you can track the weather on the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> building a better bay area can sometimes get contentious. tonight once again passionate parents shutdown an oakland unified school board meeting. things remain relevantly calm as protesters used a creative tactic to protest budget cuts. anser. >> reporter: when the protesters wouldn't stop the school board once again moved their meeting and this is the school board that yesterday submitted a letter of intent to recall the school board president. tonight's protests came in the form of parodies. this comes a day after london was served a notice to recall. >> there are members that ed to go. people need to be held responsible for the behavior of octo

i don't understand, you know, why should so sosilito is exclud while the outer sunset which takes a good 55 minutes from downtown is included. maybe it should be amended to include the entire california. suburbia won't get hit at all thanks to lack of busing, lack of rail and lack of adequate transit and it will be us. it's mostly the urban areas. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a tenant advocate. we're gravely concerned that sb50's broad rush zoning will further incentivize je gentrification by creating a windfall to developers by failing to capture affordable housing or other benefits in return to address community needs. we need real affordable housing and protection from the risks of displacement impacts of the massive imbalance towards market rate housing, which the amendments in the resolution help address. our san francisco neighborhoods should be able to create a community-driven planning process as they organize and collaborate with their local representatives and city planning departments. i support the amendment to address sensitive communities, so sort out a defini

if you're going to the sierra, that's a look at the sunset yesterday and right now it is 7 degrees. we're doing pretty well with our snowpack there across the sierra, we are right where we shoul w normal amount we have on this date, and as we go through the forecast, we are going to see mostly dry conditions, near normal temperatures, but just cooler with some passing showers in the forecast on sunday. and as head out on the roads, here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, not a lot of cars coming across, coming in from the north bay in to the city. we've seen a couple of incidents out there on the roads, with some travel delays that may start to build up especially in the east bay, as we look at what's happening around oakland, walnut creek, a couple of incidents but the sensors are not showing that cars are slowing down and looking at the south bay. we're also looking at a couple of non-injury crashes, but overall the flow is pretty good. so i'll keep an eye on this as well as the forecast, that's coming up again in a few minutes. >> all right, we'll check back with you. thank

these are live pictures from that scene and we have reached out to police is on ninth and judah in the sunset district not far from golden gate park. this is police activity. started before 3:00 this morning. our reporter tom jensen heading to the scene right now and we'll have more for you. a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> a live look at capitol hill which we are watching closely this morning. sources tell nbc that in a matter of hours house lawmakers will announce two articles of impeachment against president donald j. trump. democrats considered the evidence overwhelming, republicans say no facts linking president trump to impeachable conduct. coming up at 5:00, a live report from washington and then at 5:45 today in the bay scott mcgrew will have much more coverage on today's announcement. we will take you to washington, d.c., as soon as that report with a special report which will happen as early as 6:00 this morning. >>> a live look at sfo this morning. looking pretty clear out there. no clouds or fog. now, if you're planning to head out of town using sfo, there is "today in the bay

a water main break causing major problems in the sunset district. it's at 18th and noriega. break has been going on for quite some time now. it's flooding at least one home. you can see all the water pouring out into the street there. emergency crews are there. nearby 19th avenue is a major traffic artery. so proceed with caution through that area. mike inouye joins us with the impact for commuters possibly out there. >> that's right, laurament on the map, you see where it sets sunset district. that's what we're focusing on. right off 19th avenue. it's also highway 1. between golden gate park and 280. you see this is one block away from there. it looked like the water from that shot was coming down from 17th down toward 19th. i'm assuming those two roadways are closed. you can use them to the south -- to the north there. the other roadways are just fine. particularly to the south. should be no problem. they're all two-way traffic. the water is a concern for the houses in the area and more complications. meanwhile, over to san francisco. traffic over there the bay bridge toll

my legislative aide allen wong, and the nanny neighborhood lead -- many neighborhood leaders in the sunset who have provided input. i'd also like to thank the fire department, police department, and office of resilience planningt planning for working with us and the steps that you take to make sure that residents will be protected from catastrophic earthquake fires. finally, i'm proposing a set of nonresolution amendments that have been reviewed by deputy city attorney givner. the first amendment specifies that the annual firefighting report on the emergency system shall be due on january 1 of each year, and the second by june 30, 2021. colleagues, i thank you for your support on this resolution. >> president yee: okay. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: do we need to take -- mr. president, do we need to take the amendments first or should we -- >> president yee: do you want to make comments? >> supervisor safai: yeah, i do. >> president yee: okay. go ahead. >> supervisor safai: okay. thank you. so first, i want to thank supervisor mar for leading the charge on this. this has also been

of the sunsets.e been posting about it online. our very own sally captured this beautiful skyline over anfield. you‘ve also been sending in your own snaps. sam sent us this one of the sea at south—westjersey. and how about this — a lovely end of day image of whitby courtesy of ian. how are you, carol? good morning! good morning, everyone. we did see some beautiful sunsets last night. some of us will see a beautiful sunrise as well. this morning we have a 12 degrees difference in temperatures in the highlands and it is currently 12 degrees whereas at gatwick it is freezing. most of us today will have mild conditions, but we do have some rain moving across scotland and northern ireland this morning. eventually getting into northern england late on in the day as a weak feature. the first thing this morning for travelling in parts of southern england and the midlands, watch out for some patchy fog, but you can see where we have through this evening and overnight there is a weak weather front continuing t

on 18th street and noriega in the sunset district and sharon katsuda is there live with the very latest. sharon? >> reporter: well, laura, look at this mess behind me and a spokesperson just confirmed with me, that all of this was caused by an eight inch water main break. this was a 1930s old pipe now being replaced. you're seeing the process happen right now. it all started at about 7:00 this morning. >> old faithful. that is what it looks like. it looks like old faithful. >> reporter: water came gushing out from under the street at noriega and 18th avenue and you could see it spouting into the forerunner parking on the street and neighbors had water and mud rushing at homes. last week other water main breaks cause traffic back-ups and left neighbors without water and one crew member said cold weather does cause breaks and that is a concern for other old pip pipes around here. >> and the fire department put a suction machine into my garage which i'm very grateful for because it would have taken forever -- we just have a 1926 drains in our house, that is how old our house is. it would h

. >>> we have mostly overcast skies today, the sunset managed to create stunning colors in this guy before a new storm system moves in tonight. it will get wet again after midnight tonight in the bay area, earlier in the north bay as the system winds up offshore, a system that promises rain showers right through sunday for much of the bay area. you get an idea of the fact it is well north of the immediate area. you can see it raining around yreka and down here not much. it will take a while to develop. future cast shows when the rain arrives in the bay area. after midnight in the north bay and slams into the coast at the same time at 5 am tomorrow morning. after that initial onslaught, there will be post frontal rain as well, this coming through again, another good shower at 10 am, that is the kind of day sunday will be, on-again off- again ring. we can develop spread north to south, gusty winds along with this, the breezes picking up, showery start to sunday. we will ease up in the afternoon, there's more on the way and we will cover it when we have the weather forecast in detail in a few