it's when you get into the neighborhoods, uc san francisco as an immigrant city, and ethnic city, ethnic organizations penetrating every aspect of life. in school,e kids these aremericans -- all tremendously fascinating things. i'm not the only one who is interested. they say, how about our stuff? that story kind of begins and in swiss visa brood of film, which is probably the most famous home movie, -- begins and inns with film, which is probably the most famous home movie. movies of life in camp, which are now in the japanese-american museum in los angeles. these are significant events in the history book. it's the notion of history from below. it is the notion of individuals documenting what is around them with the very individual point a view that is in no way objective. it is personal. it is a personal nature. that is where the value resides. you know who made it. it is a known author. it's an individual trying to interpret what is around them. there are quite a lot of home movies on the internet archive. i think there are 8000 or 9000. we are going to put up just let ourerything we

researchers at uc san francisco find consuming caffeine every day does not lead to extra heartbeats.n fact the study says there's more evidence that cock lat and coffee may indeed have cardiovascular benefits. like the sound of that. >>> all right. still ahead on "eyewitness news" why you can and should eat chocolate cake today. just today, though. we'll let you know. also, ladies, check your make up bag it might be getting raided by your guy. the new trend in beauty. that's coming up. katie. >> this can't miss. well i'll tell you what this forecast is a pretty nice one as well. we can expect to see a nice little warming trend take effect here in the delaware valley in the days ahead and i'm going to tell you how warm it's going to get coming up. >>> all right. do you ever need an excuse to have a sleeves cake. we have a terrific excuse for you today. it is national chocolate cake day. that's right. who doesn't like a nice piece of chocolate cake with that gooey icing on top? yum. if you're heading out to grab lunch celebrate have a slice of chocolate cake share the with a friend. a

researchers at uc san francisco measured chronic consumption for 12 months and found it not true. they found no difference in those who consume coffee, tea or chocolate and those who did not and it suggests that those who avoid calf 19 could be missing out on cardiovascular benefits. >> drink up, guys! >> the bay area is the destination for food lovers so it is know surprise that super bowl city will feature from eats. >> the restaurants from the east bay, south bay, san francisco, all remits and the bay area menu, with flip rolls -- shrimp rolls and vegetarian options and pop-up restaurants be across the embarcadero from the ferry building. a chef said it is a great opportunity to show off california's world-class food. >> the climate is perfect for growing straight off the bat you have the amazing produce in california other parts of united states and the world do not have >> if he wants to send us food we will gratefully accept. >> super bowl city is free and open to the public this coming saturday through super bowl sunday. all the story is more injury what you have in front o

. >>> a man is under arrest for allegedly killing a woman at uc- san francisco's main campus. police say an altercation happened about 5 p.m. yesterday on parnassus avenue. that's where the ambulatory care center is located. the suspect and victim reportedly knew each other and the man was taken into custody immediately. it's not clear if either was a student or patient at uc. >>> 7 republicans running for president took the debate stage last night less than three weeks before the iowa caucuses. as weijia jang tells us the exchanges in south carolina got personal. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump and ted cruz stood shoulder to shoulder on the main stage but their civil relationship may be crumbling. in a debate on the fox business network trump brought up his birther argument. >> my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was no issue there. there was nothing to this birther issue. since september, the constitution hasn't changed. but the poll numbers have. >> the fact is, there's a big overhang. there's a big question mark on yo

. >>> according to new research out of uc san francisco regular coffee drinking does not lead to extraasure the chronic consumption of caffeinateded product over a 12 month period. excessive heart beat could result in a stroke or heart failure but the study found no difference in people who consume could have foe tea or chocolate and those who didn't. in fact the study's author said those could be missing out on cardio benefits. >> chase bank business to introduce atm that don't require a card. said customers can use spart phones to input a code found on the chase app. atm will be upgraded this year. we called chase to fend@ out where those upgraded atm will accepted even at the app enabled machines. >>> if you have ever wondered why your dog is barking for no aparent reason. there is an app for. that smart collar that analyze the dog sound movement and activity an tells the animal owner what the pet is thinking through a smart phone app called what's yap. creators call it most advanced communication system between dogged and humans and say it could identify stress, hunger, excitement

. >>> felony charges are filed against a man accused of stabbing a woman to death on the uc-san francisco campus. david king faces charges of murder and domestic violence. investigators say king's companion 60-year-old nina willits was stabbed to death last thursday. for arraignment this afternoon. happening today, emotions could be high as protestors attend an sfpd meeting. the justice for mario woods coalition plans to speak out at the meeting in the tenderloin. the group wants chief suhr to resign after mario woods was shot by police last year. it wants an independent investigation of the incident. mayor lee has outlined reforms to sfpd following the shooting. >>> san francisco's mayor ed lee submitted signatures to the department of elections for a ballot initiative that would raise the minimum wage in 2016. it would go up to $11 an hour by 2017 until it reaches $15 in 2021. oakland and berkeley are both introducing similar wage hikes due to the cost of living in the bay area. >>> time now 5:09. this isn't your average mud slight. these are big boulders. next why moving men didn't fix

researchers at uc san francisco measured chronic consumption for telephone months and now now differenceo consumed coffee, tea or chocolate compares to those who did not of the author suggests those who avoid caffeine could mix out on cardiovascular benefits. so...have to work out? >> if you weed enough chocolate. haw is not true, by the way. speaking of working out we will need to do more because the bay area is a destination for food lovers and super bowl city will feature delicious items. >> look at this video, restaurants from the east bay and south bay and san francisco and all represented. deliciousness. and deep fried. it is a varied menu. maybe that was a shrimp roll. there is cloud december, and vegetarian options and each pop-up restaurant is located just across the embarcadero from the ferry building. this is really a great opportunity to show off california's world-class food. >> the climate is the perfect climate for driving so you have the amazing produce in california that other parts of the world and united states do not have. not have. >> he is all doubten >> i need that

san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a man is under arrest for allegedly killing a woman at uc- san francisco's main campus. uc police say an altercation happened just before 5 p.m. yesterday on parnassus avenue. the suspect and victim reportedly knew one another and the man was taken into custody immediately. it's not clear if they were students or patients at uc. >>> a man linked to a dead stolen car suspect is now under arrest. early yesterday, alameda county sheriff's deputies chased a stolen pickup truck on hesperian. it went on to highway 238 in san lorenzo and then the driver climbed a wall and jumped. he fell about 40 feet near a cemetery and died. his passenger was found with stolen property and drug paraphernalia. he is now at the santa rita jail. >>> the rain made a mess of the roads all over the bay area last night. these commuters had a terrible time getting out of san francisco. in the sierra, well, they had plenty of snow. if you are heading up there for the weekend, you will need your chains to get through all of that snow and slush. >> it is 5:02. let's check in with the gang now and robert

researchers at uc san francisco find caffeine every day does not lead to extra heartbeats. in fact, study says there is more evidence that common caffeinated products like chocolate and coffee may have cardiovascular benefits. so there you have it. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", the the storm was days ago but some streets in philadelphia still have in the been plowed, jan. >> reporter: that is right, this is day four of snow clean up here in philadelphia, and first day philadelphia school kids are heading back to class, so having a roads and sidewalks look as they get up and move out? we are live in fishtown and we will she you straight ahead. >>> also, we are just 11 days away from super bowl 50, and levi stadium, in callus buzzing with preparations. we have an update the for you, meisha. >>> route 30 eastbound ramp to 202 we have an accident here plus water main break and update mass transit, all that coming up but first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are, the >>> good morning. oh, a head up for you your commute may be a little will wet but tha

. >>> a man is under arrest for allegedly killing a woman at uc- san francisco's main campus. uc police say an altercation happened just before 5 p.m. yesterday on parnassus. the suspect and victim reportedly knew one another and the man was taken into custody immediately. it's not clear if either of them were students or patients at the uc. >>> a big change for bay area football fans. former eagles coach chip kelly is now in charge of the 9ers. kpix 5's mark sayre has more on what this means for the future of the team. >>> reporter: in his three years as head coach of the philadelphia eagles, chip kelly had two winning seasons. but he was fired by philadelphia last month after a 6-9 record. 49ers fans say it is now wait and see. >> you think it's a good move for them? >> i think it will be exciting either way. >> reporter: during one of kelly's last news conferences in philadelphia, he was asked if he worried about his job security. >> no. if it's not good enough, it's not good enough. but i mean, i'm going to continue as hard as i can and show up early and stay late. >> repo

a man has been arrested for allegedly killing a woman in fronts of uc-san francisco's main campus. avenue. >>> today a complete list is out of who will perform at the super bowl city stage: admission is free. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" a grammy nominated jazz album inspired by the sandy hook tragedy. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. we start off with some mass transit delays. we have an accident on santa clara in downtown san jose. it is affecting vta lines 22, 522, 68 and 181. those have been rerouted due to closures. systemwide bart is on time as well as caltrain and muni. check this out. it is "friday light" at the bay bridge toll plaza. great news to report no delays out of oakland into san francisco. busy off the eastshore freeway. we have this ongoing problem at maritime. golden gate bridge looks good. no delays as you head out of marin into san francisco. and as you work your way along 880, southbound right at decoto word of an accident blocking lanes a line of cars behind there. slow out

a law professor at uc hastings in san francisco. his research focuses on financial markets.ints to the law that says federal employees are not allowed to accept gifts that exceed $50 a year from a single source. all gifts must be reported, including entertainment and meals. >> if you're eating food and not pick up the bill. if you're drinking drinks and not picking up the bill, those are all types of in-kind gifts. >> the investigative unit requested all bills. both agencies said they have no records of tpheany gifts. bailey said he had no comment. >> who should be overseeing the ceo? >> the board. the board of directors. >> gary crimmon attended the fourth of july party. >> the match.com founder is chairman of the santa clara valley water district. ruggiero said he not only partied with them in vegas, he didn't hold back. >> he is the one that had the massages. >> he received $1,900 in massages. kremen did not respond for comment. >> how would you characterize this relationship between identiv and government employees? >> corrupt. it is one to involve the government and tax

san francisco p uc says the sewage syst here is old and the area historically has been vulnerable to floods. they say they are looking into some plans but inform relief yet. >> city basically has just given us lip service. we'll look into it we'll look into it. >>reporter: now the federal environmental protection agency launched an investigation. the epa wrote to neighbors it shares your concern about a possible public health threat. we are working together with san francisco bay regional water quality control board to evaluate the concerns you have raised. the agency said in a statement to 7 news in part epa will formally seek additional information from the public utility commission in the next few weeks. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> well we are learning new details about the demolition of a sliding home in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's rain. house being torn down is on this avenue interthe mount davidson cross. sky 7 was over the demolition work early today. neighbors noticed the house had a crack over the weekend and call the building department. owner was out of town at the time

uc police. >>> walgreens workers tried to take down a makeup thief in san francisco. it was all caught on video. coming up in the 5:00 hour, the dangers that caused them to let him go. >>> she ran off during the valley fire. up next, how a dog was finally reunited with her family four months later. >>> good morning, we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well so far on the san mateo bridge. not bad heading up to the peninsula. >>> fog and colder lows the bigger story. and another system is on the way. it's looking pretty wet over the next three to five days. we'll show you where. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we're keeping an eye on the financial markets for you ahead of wall street's opening bell. asian markets finished the trading day mixed and european markets are down across the board, two and 3% of them. the dow, the s&p 500 dropped 2% and the nasdaq fell 3.5%. and right now the futures indicate a slightly higher opening for us. bay area tech stocks were hit hard yesterday. shares of gopro fell 25% after announcing a lower than expected rev

san jose is not found. both were student at uc-santa cruz as we say. an event to remember them will be held tonight on campus. >>> san francisco supervisors passed a resolution to establish a day in honor of mario woods. woods was the young man shot to death by police in the bayview last month. police say he had just stabbed a man and refused repeated commands to drive a knife he was holding. mayor lee has asked the u.s. attorney general to launch a federal investigation into the shooting. supervisor malia cohen also wants an independent investigation anytime an officer fires his gun. >> there are other countries and there are even a few cities here in the united states that have designed a bias-free investigation process and through that, they have been able to foster and enhance public trust. >> as for the proposed mario woods day it would be next july 22nd. mayor lee told our phil matier that he did not think a mario woods day was necessary. >>> we are following breaking news this afternoon. chopper 5 is live over a fire in hayward. it appears to be in an industrial area near pacific and industrial. you can see a little bit of white smoke remaining from o

uc-berkeley this morning. >> more cameras on san francisco street corners why they are here and the role they will play. >> goodning from the kpix 5 weather center. we are tracking a series of storms heading this way. >> we have slow traffic already heading across the bay bridge. a car broke down. i'll tell you what lane is shut down and how bad the traffic delays are. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, january 27. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 5:30. the city council has its way, party time at berkeley could be dramatically changed. anne makovec is at city hall with details of a new plan to keep the wild bashes under control. >> good morning. last night was the first reading of this ordinance that could actually go into effect after a second reading. this follows a series of out of control parties here near the uc-berkeley campus. the signs are everywhere. it's rush week on uc-berkeley's frat row. the past three months have been chaotic here. in december a drunk student plunged from a roof and died during a party. on halloween a crush of 4,000 people gathered here and a riot

coming up, meet the uc merced students who say they can make a trip from san francisco to l.a. happen in 30 minutes for $20. >> what is right about me not be able to stand in my neighborhood too long? >> reporter: accusations of racial profiling on nextdoor.com. >>> the oakland company landed a contract for aerial advertising during the super bowl. >>> here is a look at the traffic as a result of street closures for super bowl city. it's slow going in and around the financial district. >> down load the . >>> pictures and posts on social media, some call it neighbors looking out for neighbors in one part of oakland. some community leaders are accusing some residents of racial profiling. tomorrow, oakland city leaders will meet with representatives from nextdoor.com. >> what is right about me not being able to stand in my neighborhood too long? >> oakland's shakira porter is trying to get neighbors to rethink how they post suspicious behavior. >> you create a crime forum that steers away from reporting crime. >> these are some of the posts on nextdoor.com. neighbors warning other

coming up, meet the uc merced students who say they can make a trip from san francisco to l.a. happen in 30 minutes for $20. >> what is right about me not be able to stand in my neighborhood too long? >> reporter: accusations of racial profiling on nextdoor.com. >>> the oakland company landed a contract for aerial advertising during the super bowl. >>> here is a look at the traffic as a result of street closures for super bowl city. it's slow going in and around the financial district. >> down load the . >>> pictures and posts on social media, some call it neighbors looking out for neighbors in one part of oakland. some community leaders are accusing some residents of racial profiling. tomorrow, oakland city leaders will meet with representatives from nextdoor.com. >> what is right about me not being able to stand in my neighborhood too long? >> oakland's shakira porter is trying to get neighbors to rethink how they post suspicious behavior. >> you create a crime forum that steers away from reporting crime. >> these are some of the posts on nextdoor.com. neighbors warning other

. >> reporter: john crawford is a law professor at uc hastings college of the law in san francisco. his research focuses on financial markets and institutional regulation. he points to the law that says federal employees are not allowed to accept gifts that exceed $50 a year from a single source. and all gifts must be reported including entertainment and meals. >> if you're eating food and not picking up the bill, if you're drinking drinks and not picking up the bill, those are all types of inkind gifts. >> reporter: using the freedom of information act the investigative unit requested all of bailey's disclosures to the u.s. marshals and gsa. both agencies said they had no records of any gifts. we called john bailey for an interview. he said he had no comment and jason hart didn't respond to any of our requests for comment. who should be overseeing the ceo? >> the board. the board of directors. >> gary cremen attended the fourth of july party. >> reporter: gary is on the identiv board of directors also chairman of the santa clara valley water district. she says he not only partied w

. >> reporter: john crawford is a law professor at uc hastings college of the law in san francisco. research focuses on financial markets and institutional regulation. he points to the law that says federal employees are not allowed to accept gifts that exceed $50 a year from a single source. and all gifts must be reported including entertainment and meals. >> if you're eating food and not picking up the bill, if you're drinking drinks and not picking up the bill those are all types of in-kind gifts. >> reporter: using the freedom of information act, the investigative unit requested all of bailey's disclosures to the u.s. marshals and gsa. both agencies said they had no records of any gifts. we called john bailey for an interview. he said he had no comment and jason hart didn't respond to in any of our requests for comment. who should be overseeing the ceo? >> the board of directors. >> crimmon attended the fourth of july party. >> reporter: he's on the identiv board of directors. the match.com founder is also the chairman of the santa clara valley water district. she says he not on

san francisco in that work. my background is in public health. i have a master's in public health and public policy from uc san francisco and the public health department for six years. and i have participated in h.i.v. community planning and bodies and sit on the h.i.v. prevention planning council. what i do for the drug policy alliance is work on heading up our public health and legislative and policy work here in california. including passing legislation around overdose prevention, and h.i.v. and hepatitis c with substance abuse. and i work to help bring the club health conference and conference looking at the public health of san francisco a couple of years ago. i have been interested in the entertainment commission for a while. but it seemed like the public health seat that made the best use of what i have to bring to the table. and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat was open. i wanted to take this opportunity to throw my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to

san francisco in that work. my background is in public health. i have a master's in public health and public policy from uc san francisco and the public health department for six years. and i have participated in h.i.v. community planning and bodies and sit on the h.i.v. prevention planning council. what i do for the drug policy alliance is work on heading up our public health and legislative and policy work here in california. including passing legislation around overdose prevention, and h.i.v. and hepatitis c with substance abuse. and i work to help bring the club health conference and conference looking at the public health of san francisco a couple of years ago. i have been interested in the entertainment commission for a while. but it seemed like the public health seat that made the best use of what i have to bring to the table. and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat was open. i wanted to take this opportunity to throw my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to

san francisco in that work. my background is in public health. i have a master's in public health and public policy from uc san francisco and the public health department for six years. and i have participated in h.i.v. community planning and bodies and sit on the h.i.v. prevention planning council. what i do for the drug policy alliance is work on heading up our public health and legislative and policy work here in california. including passing legislation around overdose prevention, and h.i.v. and hepatitis c with substance abuse. and i work to help bring the club health conference and conference looking at the public health of san francisco a couple of years ago. i have been interested in the entertainment commission for a while. but it seemed like the public health seat that made the best use of what i have to bring to the table. and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat was open. i wanted to take this opportunity to throw my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to

san francisco. michelle. >>> last night the coast guard called off the search for two uc-santa cruz students who were swept out to sea. the coast guard spent most of the day searching for them. but so far, there are no signs they are still alive. they were hiking at bonny doon beach monday night north of santa cruz. an uncle says he is not giving up. >> i'm upset, you know? he's a really good guy. i can't believe it. he would jump in, you know, and save someone. that's the kind of person he is. so i'm very upset, and i'm hoping that he is still out there. >> the coast guard says it will resume the search if there are signs of the students have survived or their bodies are located. >>> crews in donner summit have suspended their search for a missing ski instructor. the 23-year-old man was last seen friday at sugar bowl where he worked. there were white-out conditions there at the time. the father says search crews have done what they can. >> the expertise is there. amazing manpower, passion, i was on the radio and i hear the people out there huffing and puffing in bad conditions searching for our son. >> th

san francisco in that work. my background is in public health. i have a master's in public health and public policy from uc san francisco and the public health department for six years. and i have participated in h.i.v. community planning and bodies and sit on the h.i.v. prevention planning council. what i do for the drug policy alliance is work on heading up our public health and legislative and policy work here in california. including passing legislation around overdose prevention, and h.i.v. and hepatitis c with substance abuse. and i work to help bring the club health conference and conference looking at the public health of san francisco a couple of years ago. i have been interested in the entertainment commission for a while. but it seemed like the public health seat that made the best use of what i have to bring to the table. and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat was open. i wanted to take this opportunity to throw my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to

happening today, state lawmakers from the bay area ved a ucing legislation aimed at making tour buses safer. deckecomes following recent crashes in san francisco. one of them this one in union square, a runaway double decker gulat20 hurt, five critically. turned out the bus had never to innspected by the highway patrol and escaped scrutiny of state regulators. so now among other things lawmakers want to increase funding for inspections. they would be paid for in part is you by higher fees on tour bus operators. heduthe murderer and racketeering case against a san francisco chinatown gangster is winding down. closing arguments are scheduled killedn the child of raymond thew. tadges instructions to the jury are expected to follow. prosecutors allege that chow took over his gang after having previous leader killed and then took over the drug and money laundering operation. chow denies it all. serays the fed lied and therrnment never followed pvo uph on plans to put him in a witness protection program and save him a new identity following serving time in another case. >>> up next at 11:00, is there something in the air? new questions about the fog

san francisco or cleveland. >> doesn' t matter what you are doing. he wants to win. the ultimate competitor and likes to push guys. he is willing to push people zach: uc football coach lost a couple of offensive coaches to kentucky. he has gone to the nfl for his new offensive coordinator, the assistant from miami. basketball coach mick spent the afternoon in the sun down. he powers onto the glass. he had 10 on the afternoon. the freshman says everybody clear out. a finger roll, beautifully done. ucf within four. that would be a game-tying three, but it was off the mark. looks like he came from sunday brunch. a first half run. look at the hustle and the rebound. they were up 30 at halftime. ohio state had few offense answers. iu had it rolling. feeding thomas brian at high altitude . there was a blowout at assembly hall. the bengals had visions of a super bowl trophy. today they' re going to turn in the shoulder pads. stay warm and have a great week. mark: all right. stay warm. we have some flurries blowing around. are we getting more flurries or blowing snow? randi: we had a couple of flurries overnight. tomorrow we will have additional snowfall. mar

san francisco mayor yielding his power on so-called california stops. >>> a coveted cal statue has been recovered. the former coach won three olympic gold medals, stolen from the uc berkeley boathouse last night. a couple days ago, a san leandro noticed it in the back of a pickup truck, cut into pieces and badly damaged. the value southwest mated at $80,000. there are now questions as to whether it can be salvaged. >>> students and parents in san leandro wondering what's next after teachers voted to authorize a labor strike. those teachers who voted voted to authorize a strike if the new contract agreement can't be reached. the cash denise ilitch strapped district saysist cannot meet union demands. the district also says a strike is not allowed under terms of the current contract. there's no walkout date set, but before classes begin today, some teachers are planning on picketing. >> a big veto coming from san francisco mayor ed lee is not happy about it. the mayor fell through with the floej veto the bike yield law. mayor lee says the legislation trades safety for convenience. an officer ticketed cyclists for rolling through the stop sign. the yield law was pass

. >> lifting the fog on san francisco's famous fog, scientists say they discovered it contains small cons tragsz of mercury. professor at uc santa cruz made a discussion along california's coastline and says the fog isn't deadly. >> the fog may be moved away by all the rain that we may be getting into the next couple of weeks and turning things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> that's right. as the rain moves in, less of a chance of fog across the bay area, and can you see on doppler radar and the satellite combined we have spotty showers we're tracking across the bay area ant heaviest rainfall on tap next is about 110 miles offshore with the cold front so in case you missed our time line earlier you can see once we hit 10:30 and about 11:00 this evening we expect some of the heavier rain to begin across santa rosa and maybe not too much for the east bay and the south bay, and then as we head to 1:30 in the morning we'll find areas of heavier rainfall and the overnight hours when a lot of us are sleeping is likely when some of the heaviest rainfall is expected and then still wet weather for the commute. more sca

uc berkeley. it features one of the school's most famous coaches. the significance of the 300- pound statue and how police think it was stolen. first-- ♪ [ music ] >> paying tribute to david bowie, the celebration in san franciscos fans remember the music icon. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the obama administration is laying out a new plan to defeat isis. ash carter gave details at fort campbell yesterday. 500 are being deployed to iraq next month. some will be training and supporting iraqi forces. one immediate goal is to retake the city of mosul in iraq. >>> the family of a man killed in a terror attack is suing twitter. twitter knowingly allowed isis to spread terrorism. they claim isis uses twitter to attract recruits. and twitter says it regularly removes accounts but new ones pop up. >>> shimon peres was rushed to the hospital. he is in excellent condition following a heart procedure and is expected to stay in the hospital for a few days. he won the nobel peace prize and completed his seven-year term as president in 2014 and stays active in the public eye. >>> iranian state video has released a video of 10 u.s. sailors who were briefly detained after crossing into persian waters. two small u.s. naval

san francisco city hall. the mobile earthquake simple later all part of a presentation for the brace and bolt grant. this one has special fasteners designed to hold steady in strong quakes. >>> today uc regents are discussing how to accommodate 6500 more undergrads this year. the uptick in instate commissions comes in response about criticism from the rising numbering of students out of state being admitted into the system. out of state students pay triple the $12,000 annual tuition that californians pay. >>> airlines are expected to report record profits from 2015. they are paying less for fuel but as cbs reporter kris van cleave shows us, passengers are still not getting a break on fares. >> all these fees they tack on after the advertised price. >> i think airfare is reasonable until they nickel and dime you to death. >> reporter: despite the industry near the bottom when it comes to customer satisfaction, u.s. airlines are having no problems finding customers. in the first three-quarters of last year, they made almost $18 billion in profits and during that time, they were on pace to pass 2014's record of $3.5 billion in bag fees. their planes flew 85% full on average and the stee

san francisco in that work. my background is in public health. i have a master's in public health and public policy from uc san francisco and the public health department for six years. and i have participated in h.i.v. community planning and bodies and sit on the h.i.v. prevention planning council. what i do for the drug policy alliance is work on heading up our public health and legislative and policy work here in california. including passing legislation around overdose prevention, and h.i.v. and hepatitis c with substance abuse. and i work to help bring the club health conference and conference looking at the public health of san francisco a couple of years ago. i have been interested in the entertainment commission for a while. but it seemed like the public health seat that made the best use of what i have to bring to the table. and when demetri moshoyannis moved out of the city for family reasons and let me know that the seat was open. i wanted to take this opportunity to throw my hat in the ring. the entertainment commission is something that san francisco does the best. something that we created to

san francisco residents. thank you, itran, bmr owner at 1400 mission. the second letter is from stephany ebbling and she write issues first came to san francisco in 1991 as a visiting student at uckeley and of course, fell in love with the city. i moved here permanently in 1998 and become a citizen in 2011. my entire professional life has been in education. first as a college teacher, then since 2001 at uc berkeley as a student advisor and program manager. and i'm deeply committed to my work as a educator. a salary in public education makes it impossible even to consider homeownership in the current real estate market. without the bmr program, i never would be able to be a homeowner. please keep this program alive, and support this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> can [speaker not understood] >> good afternoon, my name is cam chou and i came from cambodia and living in the tenderloin for 30 years and worked at the mail yard for 27 years. thank you for the projects and now i'm an owner of 1400 and mission street and thank you, mayor, and staff and everybody here. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissionersing. my name is mitchell, director of affordable housing

san jose. a memorial is planned at the uc santa cruz campus tomorrow. >>> 7:08. preparations for super bowl 50 are ramping up. and not just in san franciscover at levi stadium. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega grew up in san jose. she is there now. we talked a lot about what's happening in the city. san jose is transforming apartment of its downtown area, too? >> reporter: yeah. it's really different to see. we're here at the plaza. it looks different with this display here that you see behind me. i mean, it's great. very festive. nowhere near done though. crews need to work on this park. they want this to be a football hub. it's located in the heart of downtown san jose and it's gonna be buzzing with activity come super bowl. now, the park is transforming into what's being called winter at plaza cesar chavez. a beer garden is being constructed and it will have game areas and a cafe will open next friday and will be open the week leading into the big game. downtown ice, the outdoor skating rink that usually closes once the holidays are over, will also be open for homeless and visitors to en-- locals and visitors to enjoy. super bowl 50 bann

san francisco's lower pac heights neighborhood. the measures include tighter regulations, tighter safety standards and stronger inspection programs. >>> two missing uc santa cruz students, the ghocoast guard is giving up its search after a large wave knocked three people into the rocks. one person was able to get back on the rocks. but a 19-year-old woman and 25-year-old man have not been seen since. the coast guard tried to search yesterday, but you know what the weather was like. the man and woman were part of a group of five students at bonnie dune beach south of dave venn port. >> also with the winds, also playing a role in the delay with the helicopter for the coast guard. for us, getting offrode with our engines and not getting them stuck has been an issue, also. >> investigators right now not revealing the names of the two missing students, but they're both said to be originally from san jose. >>> you mentioned the drenching rain over the bay area. getting a chance to dry out today. let's check with kari hall. >> even though we have a cooler start to the day, 45 degrees in the east bay, the peninsula at 46. san francisco at 48 degrees. 45 in

daughter says she is less seen in san francisco's marriott in union square on wednesday and the family is concerned about her safety given her condition. searching for missing uc- berkeley student also has not been seen since last week. the 22 year-old left her car and belongings last thursday morningay have left for the debate for quite a morning on the day she disappeared. silicified china from the morning but did not make her flight she is believed to be at risk and 5 ft. 2 weighs 90 lbs. or glasses. to a >> pam: cream corp. appears ready to deal major blow to organized labor they will consider the free-speech rights of government workers who say they should not be forced to pay fees the public sector union high court's conservative allows public unions to collect mandatory fees for non numbers in order to help cover the cost of collective bargaining negotiations by the way to benefit all employees group of public school teachers claims that their share fees violates the first neman rights of workers whose disagree with unions. >> pam: 70 get a chance of that money of one local store particular considered lucky. stores sold by lottery ticket worth $1 millio

san francisco police officers say honoring woods is completely help appropriate. >> two familiar are waiting to fine out if a body that washed up on a beep longed to a uc santa cruz 25-year-old were washed out to sea when they climbed on a beach. several agencies looked for them but the coast guard suspended the search. >> now a look look weather. warm is sunny. aabsolutely. now, the cooler conditions across the south bay, 45 at cupertino and saratoga and los gatos and san jose at 49. lafayette is 40. fairfield is 39. danville and brentwood 41. newark and sap car less and half moon bay at 45. san francisco is 53. novato is friend. this is san rafael and the golden gate bridge almost this foggy this morning. now, this afternoon, inland, we will transition to haze. when we get to almost, 60 to 62. the coast will be partly cloudy at 56 to 60 and around the bay it will be hazy and 59 to 65. 280 and 17 in san jose partly cloudy and mid-to-upper 60s tomorrow, thursday and rain runs on -- returns. >> an accident at 280 and last check it was backed up to ray. in san francisco with the super bowl road closures bart has 55 trains on time the way to get into san francisco.

san francisco residents. thank you, itran, bmr owner at 1400 mission. the second letter is from stephany ebbling and she write issues first came to san francisco in 1991 as a visiting student at uckeley and of course, fell in love with the city. i moved here permanently in 1998 and become a citizen in 2011. my entire professional life has been in education. first as a college teacher, then since 2001 at uc berkeley as a student advisor and program manager. and i'm deeply committed to my work as a educator. a salary in public education makes it impossible even to consider homeownership in the current real estate market. without the bmr program, i never would be able to be a homeowner. please keep this program alive, and support this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> can [speaker not understood] >> good afternoon, my name is cam chou and i came from cambodia and living in the tenderloin for 30 years and worked at the mail yard for 27 years. thank you for the projects and now i'm an owner of 1400 and mission street and thank you, mayor, and staff and everybody here. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissionersing. my name is mitchell, director of affordable housing

uc- santa cruz students were swept out to sea last week. so far investigators haven't confirmed whether the body is one of the students. >>> i'm jackie ward in san franciscoere there's been a lot of discussion since police shot and killed mario woods on december 2. but now we're seeing a lot of action. mayor lee wrote a letter to the department of justice asking for a federal investigation into the shooting along with a deeper look into the department. mayor lee writes that this would build a deeper trust between the public and police. but he has been under fire for what people call his lukewarm initial response to the shooting. supervisor malia cohen joined the woods family in asking for the federal and is taking it further announcing a ballot measure this afternoon that would require the office of citizen complaints to conduct an investigation anytime an officer fires a weapon regardless if it results in death. >> i'm looking for it to ensure that officers have crisis intervention training. i want to make sure that officers know how to deal with folks that are having mental breaks. >> reporter: she has said in the past that these investigations put ever

i am the uc corporate advisor for the bay area counties, san francisco, alameda, contra costa. i am here it applaud the ipm. that's one of big achievements of the ipm program. you heard about the reduced number of situations where pesticides are used, which is another big achievement of the ipm program and increased over sight, but perhaps the biggest achievement is the integration of multiple agencies so that everybody who is in some way involved can come together and hammer out a plan. because in the end, that's what ipm is. it is a decision-making process. you're trying to manage pests and go through a set of questions and decisions and only the at bottom of the list somewhere underneath this podium might be a decision whether to apply chemicals or not. san francisco has a model for that entire process. i know the word process makes people fall asleep. in this case, that's very important. it may not result in the decision that will make everybody in a room ecstatically happy every time, but probably does result in an overall best management and best environmental condition.

san francisco residents. thank you, itran, bmr owner at 1400 mission. the second letter is from stephany ebbling and she write issues first came to san francisco in 1991 as a visiting student at uckeley and of course, fell in love with the city. i moved here permanently in 1998 and become a citizen in 2011. my entire professional life has been in education. first as a college teacher, then since 2001 at uc berkeley as a student advisor and program manager. and i'm deeply committed to my work as a educator. a salary in public education makes it impossible even to consider homeownership in the current real estate market. without the bmr program, i never would be able to be a homeowner. please keep this program alive, and support this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> can [speaker not understood] >> good afternoon, my name is cam chou and i came from cambodia and living in the tenderloin for 30 years and worked at the mail yard for 27 years. thank you for the projects and now i'm an owner of 1400 and mission street and thank you, mayor, and staff and everybody here. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissionersing. my name is mitchell, director of affordable housing

uc schools. >>> the super bowl fun is just days away and anticipation of the events is going. >> how well do you know the two teams? denver broncos and the carolina panthers. ktvu's joe fonzi went to san franciscoo find out. >> reporter: the super bowl city structures are taking shape. this is san francisco. that means even the most obvious conclusion sometimes are not so obvious. >> do you get a sense it's a big deal? >> just a little bit.>> it is wants any lifetime. san francisco. wow. >> this is their religion. >> they should be having the steps in santa clara. they took the football team away. they should take the traffic too . >> did you get the word the ducks anatomy suitable? >> i thought they were going to be plan. i am pretty sure it is the chicago blackhawks. >> reporter: if i told you carolina panthers and denver broncos, does that ring any bells? >> no. >> i a more into soccer. i am probably getting some booze right now. >> reporter: booze or boo's? >> the panthers. >> reporter: you guys are a good team. >> i know a couple of players. >> reporter: what players do you know? >> tom brady. that's it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: who does peyton manning play for? >> the patriots. >> report

san francisco fire department is issuing an urgent warning to beach-goers. the national weather service issued a high surf advisory. california coastline has been hit with scares all week including the two ucere swept out to sea near bonny doon. officials say surfers are doing their part to spread the word. >> the surfers in particular have actually been spreading the word to locals and visitors. >> the high surf advisory is in effect until five p.m.

san francisco fire department is issuing an urgent warning to beach-goers. the national weather service issued a high surf advisory. california coastline has been hit with scares all week including the two uc-santa cruz students who were swept out to sea near bonny doon. officials say surfers are doing their part to spread the word. >> the surfers in particular have actually been spreading the word to locals and visitors. >> the high surf advisory is in effect until five p.m. saturday. >>> well, we have been on- again, off-again and we are on again as storm number 11 rolls through the bay area. roberta. >> reporter: the difference between this storm and the one that we have been experiencing recently monday and tuesday, this storm number 11, it's kinds of moving in, in waves light to moderate rainfall just not heavy downpours. our life hi-def doppler radar shows the light rains in the santa cruz mountains anywhere from santa cruz into watsonville. ben lomond with moderate rain. rain going east into alviso and alum rock. east bay 580/680 corridor definitely slippery when wet. rain showers hit and miss throughout the altamont pass. rain came onshore after midnight. and there's a lot of fuel

reporter: uc he is to talk with contractors again seneschal the work done properly he wants to make sure that everyone in this area is safe to people in the neighborhood on into this morning san francisco has axle home owners to call building inspectors out to mature at their homes are structurally sound there's a lot of concern in this neighborhood is going to be a lengthy process to get this first the mawson make sure that it is not a danger to other people and then his want to work on finding a cause and seemed to there's anything that they can do. . >>mark: after attending a racist thing part of the principal said the college prep call and heavy and susceptible to this is not represent the san francisco catholic school some concern about what happened to their control of the schools of the party as well renown the only said that there taken action to suspend students starting to mom the embarcadero station entrance to market street near spear street is wrong to be closed almost all day every day until after the super bowl. fifth off >>mark: you and try to find a good place to watch and and and they're going to put a 200 and tv we have you covered when comes to the condensable plans

uc davis says the plume is emitting 1,000 tons of methane every day. state officials are due to hold a briefing about what's happening out there later today. >>> well, the city of san franciscotractor after several gas line ruptures in the haight-ashbury neighborhood. an investigation found workers with synergy project management ruptured gas lines five times while replacing sewer and waterlines. a foreman was lowered down a manhole as two others were holding on to his legs. synergy claims pg&e's underground maps are not accurate. the utility says their maps are fine and synergy ignored recommendations to use hand tools. not heavy equipment. >>> 8:54. a popular san francisco music store has closed with no warning. a lot of music fans found out that rasputin on powellle street in san francisco was closed. news about what happened was first reported in reddit by a former employee. when we called there was a voicemail recording telling customers, yes, it's closed. some music lovers we talked to this morning say they're not surprised. >> due to the fact that i could just google or youtube any song on this right here and the song is right there. i really don't see much of a purpo