local vancouver its, canadians -- vancouver its cannot compete. a city that used to exist, be affordable and liveable for canadian citizens for that purpose turned into a giant international monopoly game. >> what do you try to do. do you want people not to buy homes in vancouver, if they are not canadians, or not to buy it if they are chinese, once you get the information, what would you like to see changed? >> i would like to see a combination of two things - what australia has implemented with a system of taxation and fees for applications to buy real estate from out of the country. vancouver has a situation whereby - transit problems where a million people will move to the city over 30 years, the government wants to implement a tax to pay for the transit expansion. well, if they do what australia does, with the fees and a tax, they'll have australia going to take in over 700 million over four year period. that will pay for the transit upgrades that are needed in vancouver, and we won't have to tax people a crept. >> vancouver is a beautiful th

>> reporter: a teenage baseball team has arrived from vancouver. all of its members are japanese-canadians. the squad was created last year to mark the century of a team that played a very special role for the japanese community in canada. the vancouver asahi was formed in 1914 by second-generation immigrants. at the time, 40 workers faced different types of discrimination. empty employment prospects were limited. this 94-year-old is the only surviving member of the baseball team. >> translator: the team traveled to many places for friendly games, as we wanted people to understand japanese immigrants. we wanted to become friends with white canadians. >> reporter: the squad's success became a source of pride for the community. and it was famous for its spirit of fair play. from 1937 the vancouver asahi won the pacific northwest championship five consecutive times. an achievement that contributed to their induction in the canadian baseball hall of fame. japan's attack on pearl harbor marked the end of an era. canadian authority sies interned all peop

. >>> foreigners are buying up property in vancouver only to leave -- it empty. >> reporter: people tellthis all the time. jennifer you are so smart. you are such a great person and you feel like you are just pedalling, and pedalling, and not getting forward. it really -- there's a psychological aspect of it that makes you think you have done something wrong. >> reporter: jennifer fox has multiple college degrees, and a research position but she just can't compete against the millions of dollars of foreign capital buying up real estate. the average price of a people here is 11% more than it was a year ago. suspicions are mounting that too many of the homes are unlived in because for speculators even leaving them empty is profitable. the chinese population is expect expected to double in 15 years. the city of vancouver is issuing an open call to all of its residents, watch your neighbors, pay attention to their comings and goings and if the it seems like that house is unoccupied report it to the city. >> would you do that? >> i would definitely do it if i knew. if i saw a house or condo t

vancouver has become one of the world's least affordable cities.e list, vancouver number two sidney, san francisco and san jose round out the top five. foreigners are buying up properties and leaving them empty. june people say jennifer, you're so smart such a great person and you feel like europe just pedaling and pedaling and not getting forward. it really -- there's a psychological aspect of it that makes you think you've done something wrong. >> jennifer has multiple degrees and a research position but feels she can't compete against the millions of dollars of fortune capital buying up vancouver real estate. the price of an average home in this city is more than 1.4 million canadian dollars 11% more than a year ago. suspicions are mounting that too many of vancouver's newly constructed homes are unlived in because for speculators, even leaving them empty is profitable. >> the city's chinese population is expected to double within 15 years. now people are pointing fingers at asian investors as the main source of property vacancies. >> the city i

next week. >> you have another team in vancouver playing very well that can score goals. defensive effort you will be happy with that neglect you have options to work with here. offensively we have to get nogueira healthy and somehow work on things to make things click more but that final half has to be better another game begins a canadian opponent, next week is vancouver from the western conference. that will do it for us here at ppl park in chester pennsylvania. the the toronto final toronto fc shuts out philadelphia union one to nothing. we thank you for watching union soccer here on six abc. for tony le marsi jill lloydon, peter pathas and our entire cry i'm jp dell acam acamra. now we invite to you stay tuned for "action news" and enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarg

. >> union and vancouver struggles continues for the union, broken play, vancouver will capitalize, pedroith the goal, and one-nothing vancouver. then in the 44th minute another missed cue here. octavio rivera will get the goal. and the union lose three to nothing. >> this could be the highlight of the day albany taking on colonel, ncaa he is lacrosse tournamentment check out goalie, rear done, check out his speed goes coast-to-coast 20-yard line, break the double team right, there don't worry not done. because he will score. amazing goal. he made 19 saves, albany wins it 19 t >>> well, welcome back everyone, wizards world comic con activities are continuing at the pennsylvania convention center this weekend and today actor steven amel hit show arrow. airs on our sister station the "cw philly". and place the title character based on the famous dc comic superhero. the show season finale airs next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on the "cw philly". we'll be right back. stay with music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my m

where were you, in vancouver or something? >> i just got back from vancouver, canada.s different? no one seems to be rushing anywhere [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you find that the pace is slower in canada? >> yeah. they just seem to be like we're good, everything's okay. what are you all worked up about? just getting up, you know what i mean? it's america. get going! >> jimmy: do people that are coming to your shows fans of the podcast? >> do i have a lot of fans. i can't really say i have a demographic. it's more of a disposition [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have ages 14 to 70 of slightly disenfranchised, irritated people that feel too sensitive to live on most days. they come out [ laughter ] >> it's interesting. i had a situation. i seem to have become more pleasant or more appealing. i don't know what's happening. but i'm walking down the street in vancouver. i see this nice family of four, young parents. they seem like nice people. a couple of what seem to be teenaged kids. the father goes marc maron. i go yes, hi. they said we're all coming to your show as a family. a

morales alone lofted over sylvester who was signed a few days ago. 1-0 vancouver. footwork. ball on a 7% j and union fall 3-0. >>> finally tonight it's prom night for emmanuel acho. here's the photo he tweeted. a fan reached out to ask if he would accompany her to her prom. he agreed under one condition, if hanna reached 10,000 váweets which she did, and he honored his part of it. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. ready to get rid of that old mower and move up to a honda well, you couldn't have picked a better time choose from ten different models with features you just won't find on any other mower whether you decide on the rock solid hrr series or the amazing hrx series you owe it to yourself to c

this season has not gone well for the union they are preparing to visit vancouver tomorrow night despite the struggles, this team still fights. >> we are still together and we are going to fight to try to get a result in vancouver a tough place and you know nothing really galvanizes a team than winning together. that is the only solution at this point. >> they need a win, just 1-6-3 thus far. >>> the dad vail regatta taking place this weekend but for those not quite cut out for the athletic demands of rowing there is this. the college of new jersey in ewing held its annual cardboard boat regatta students built their own boats from cardboard and duct tape, some were sea worthy and others the combination of paper and water just didn't mix. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony wil

. >> vancouver. >> how many bears exist in the state of tennessee. >> 100. >> 50,000. >> i would probably say 0. >> i'm from california i don't know. >> five. >> that's correct. >> are you serious? >> they are all the memphis zoo. the warriors and grizzlies have a starter who played the same college. can you name the college or the player. >> hell no. >> oh geez. i only know the two guys from florida and they are both on the warriors. >> conley and. >> michigan state and of course zack grandal and green. >> give me the first name or last name of the memphis head coach. >> i don't know. what's the coach's name. >> i see his face but i don't know his name. >> steph curry. >> mike? >> larry? >> last name is urgan? i don't know the first name. >> that would be dave urgan. >> i need you to sick the last line for me. when i was walking in memphis. >> i don't know. an old elvis song. >> i was going to get some barbecue on beal street. >> something about the off the ground. >> walking in memphis. >> i got my feet on the ground. >> very close. >> walking with my feet. >> so two review the memphis

she is seven months pregnant and boarded a flight to vancouver with her two-year-old son. >> he was having a fussy day. he was loud, squirming. >> reporter: she told the cbc in canada what happened next. >> then they turned the plane around. went back to the gate and asked me to leave the plane after he had fallen asleep. >> reporter: she tweeted just got off a flight because my son was crying loud. and my two-year-old crying son was a big threat to united. my two-year-old a threat? kicked i us off the plane. sky west airlines says despite numerous requests, the child was not seated and was repeatedly in the aisle of the aircraft before departure. the crew made the appropriate decision to return to the gate in the interest of safety. but other passengers on the flight did not see it that way. passenger shane finley called the situation appalling and passenger paul moore said in a posting to united everyone on the plane was shocked at how unprofessional, unreasonable, and how insensitive a certain member of your staff acted. >> i was embarrassed that we were getting thrown off of an airplan

how about the union, visiting vancouver, pedro morales ain't alone. forget about it.lobs over brian levester who was signed just a few days ago. 1-0, vancouver and ball on a string for brian maddox. blasts one past levester. union take it on the chin 3-nil. it was prom night for emilio ocho. this is a picture he tweet back in january. hanna del monte, a fan from virginia reached out to otto to ask if she would accompany her to her prom. not really a little girl he agreed, if hanna reached 10,000 retweets, which she had no prok doing, taking dare of that in just a few hours. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> at 5:57 on this sunday we continue to follow breaking news in philadelphia. three teens are shot one of them is critical. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at one of the crime scenes on south street. jesse? >> reporter: new information for you this morning rosemary. that person you mentioned who was critical, they've been updated to stable condition. we'll talk about where these victims were hit and the search for the suspect, coming up after

she is currently 7 months pregnant and boarded a united express flight to vancouver with her 2-year-old son. >> he was just having a fussy day. he was crying. he was cloud cover. he was loud, squirming. >> reporter: she told the cbc in canada what happened next. >> and then they turned the plane around, went back to the gate and asked me to leave the plane after he was fully sleeping on me. >> reporter: blackwood treated just got kicked off a flight because my son was crying really loud and later, apparently my little two-year- old crying son was a big threat to united. my 2-year-old a threat? kicked us off the plane. in a statement, skywest airlines which operated the flight under the united banner says, despite numerous requests, the child was not seated and was repeatedly in the aisle of the aircraft before departure and during taxi. the crew made the appropriate decision to return to the gate in the interests of safety. but other passengers on the flight did not see it that way. one called the situation, appalling and another passenger said in a posting to united, everyone on that f

she is currently 7 months pregnant and boarded a united express flight to vancouver with her 2-year-old son. she told the cbc that her son was crying and squirming in her arms. >> they turned the plane around, went back to the gate and asked me to leave the plane after he was fully sleeping on me. >> skywest airlines operated the flight under the united banner and they released a statement saying: >>> a bereaved family in antioch wants to address a big problem. they live on west 11th and modano street where their 47- year-old son was hit and killed this month. the hudsons say a driver started doing donuts in the street. timothy hudson came out to confront him and was hit by a car's front tire and dragged 45 feet. his parents say reckless driving and even sideshows are common in the area. they are asking the city council to put speed bumps in front of their house but city officials have said, they don't have the money. >> we're putting our own speed bumps up out here. and if i have to be the one to drill 'em into the pavement, so be it. i don't care. what are they going to do, put me in

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they're starting in vancouver. please welcome to "the tonight show" our pals u2!t we're talking about. this is -- wow. this is it right here. all right. all right. this is it right here. all right, all right. let me -- first of all thank you and welcome. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. i want to set the stage for this moment, because of course you know i love you guys so much. and i'm a giant fan. and the first show that we did when we brought the show back to new york, we had you as our first musical guest. and you performed the hell out of the song on the rooftop here in new york city. and it was just so memorable. and i'll never forget it. and it was just a moment. and thank you so much for that. so then we're talking to you and you go, "jimmy, we have a a new album." [ laughter ] and i go -- it's a bad impression but yeah. >> must have been you larry. >> jimmy: that was -- yeah. yeah. no idea with that. i was probably doing adam there. and so i go, "oh, my gosh, this is great, what do we do? let's do u2 week. we'll do a whole week of u2," an

had to delay its departure to vancouver tonight. because of an outbreak of the norovirus. >> pam: passengers arriving to board. were told that the star princess would have to set sail two- hours later so the ship could be sanitized. >> pam: a spokesperson for the cruise line says, the gastro-intestinal illness. affected a little more than 5- percent of their guests on the previous cruise from hawaii. >> pam: those passengers were said to have recovered by the time the ship docked at pier -27 this morning. >> pam: some of the people we talked to who were scheduled to leave tonight. are feeling a little uneasy about the upcoming voyage. >>"excitement has gone down a little bit, i hate to get sick going home, i've been away for a while so getting sick coming home would definitely be a downside." >> pam: those we talked to. who had been on that 15- day voyage from hawaii. say the ship did a good job of containing the sickness by setting up a quarantine with the ill passengers. and regularly wiping down surfaces. >> pam: california lawma

the final in vancouver. we will set up shop in vancouver for the entire month.ave a great shot at going very far. and, you know, it's a great team. you know, soccer right now -- if you kick a round ball with your foot on tv right now, your ratings are up 40 to 50%. liz: it's as simple as that. right? >> we're going through a generational thing where if you were a teenager in the late '70s and early '80s working the new york cosmos here with pail a and beckenbauer. those teenagers have teenagers of their own. (?) moms, dads, sons, daughters, have soccer in common in this country for the first time. i think the growth in soccer will be exponential. >> thank god for electronic arts and fifa. he learned about world geography. he also learned about pele. i mean, that's how far we go back. but fox sports has done a lot of different things. one of the things that sticks out in my mind, what you've done with some specials. the one with evander holyfield and mike tyson about boxing had me completely riveting. and i'm not exactly a boxing fan. where does boxing go now tha

but the ship had to be disinfected, causing a delay before the next trip to vancouver. still ahead thousands of students affected by the college shutdown could soon be relieved. and a camera found hidden in a public restroom on the compass--campus >> gary :and we have information with the warriors and the giants and a's coming up a little bit later in this broadcast >> reporter :and parts of the area got a really good soaking of rain today i have your storm tracker 4 forecast coming up after the break >> pam :police are investigating. because a camera is discovered inside a u-c berkeley women's restroom. the camera was found last friday. it was found in a public restroom inside the the central building residence hall. police say, in late april, a sign was posted on the public restroom saying it was closed. and directing people to use the women's staff restroom down the hall. then on may 8-th. the recording device was found in the staff facility. u-c police say, they are investigating someone who is no longer at u-c berkeley. police are also working to find victims in th

what about the union visiting vancouver. pedro morales ain't alone. forget about it.s it over brian sylvester, who was signed just a few days ago. 1-0, vancouver, and look at this. ball on a string for darren maddox. sheds the defender and slams one past sylvester. union take it on the chin 3-0. it was prom night for eagles linebacker emanuel acho. this was a picture he tweeted. hanna, the little girl you see in the picture, reached out to see if he would accompany her to her prom. he agreed if hanna reached 10,000 retweets which she had no problem doing, taking care of that in just a few hours. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> coming up, police investigating multiple shootings in philadelphia. three teens were shot in the area of south street. nbc 10's jesse gary is live with more details. jesse? >> rosemary new information from south detectives. they are talking to a person of interest in one of these cases. we'll talk about that right after the break. >>> all right. a good sunday morning. it's a warm one. temperatures already into the

what about the union visiting vancouver. pedro morales ain't alone. forget about it.obs it over brian sylvester, who was signed just a few days ago. 1-0, vancouver, and look at this. ball on a string for darren maddox. sheds the defender and slams one past sylvester. union take it on the chin, 3-0. it was prom night for eagles linebacker emanuel acho. what a great story. this is a picture he tweeted. back if january, hanna del monte, the little girl you see in the picture, a fan reached out to acho through instagram and asked if he would accompany her to her prom. not really a little girl. he agreed if hanna reached 10,000 retweets, which she had no problem doing, taking care of that in just a few hours. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> this is one mother's day a california woman will never forget thanks to the quick-thinking action of her 6-year-old daughter. we'll explain, after the break. >>> certainly a mother's day to remember for one california family. a 6-year-old girl is credited with saving her mom's life after the woman suffered

she said it started when her 2- year-old son started crying loudly while waiting for a flight from vancouver. after taxiing they returned to the boarding area to refuel but by that time the child was asleep and she was kicked off the plane. after several hours she was put on another flight. >>> sanford university is one of 18 laboratories around the country that may have mechanically received a shipment of live anthrax from the u.s. army. the university received notice this week that a single vile of anthrax shipped last summer my contain a small amount of the bacteria. the university says there is no safety threat and only two individuals handled the sample, following boy hazard guidelines. the vile is being sent to the cdc for evaluation. the military said no one reported symptoms and the anthrax shipments are now being investigated by authorities. >>> another police shooting, this time in georgia, left a man dead. it happend in carrollton, georgia, about 20 mills west of atlanta. an officer here responded to the call of a man with a gun at a gas station around 9:15 last night. a crowd of

lawyers filed a lawsuit in vancouver on may 5th, and is seeking $100 million. the network: he was the cairo's she have along with peter greste and mohammed badr. they were convicted of spreading false news. peter greste has been deported. mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr are awaiting retrial. the network said: >>> in bangladesh another blogger has been murdered the third killing in three months. on may 11th he was hacked to death by a gang in the east. authorities are yet to confirm the motive. but the 33-year-old was threatened over a pro-secular blog post. religious groups pushed for tougher anti-blasphemy laws to keep religions out of politics. his bloggings was based on anated yist blog are who was killed. and another was killed for anti-islamic writing. >>> from the u.s. based committee to protect journalists it was said: >>> macedonia is a small country of 2 million people. the government has a big media story. three months ago the leader of the main opposition party accused of the government of an ilsurveillance programme, the phone tapping of 20,00

a sadda won the silver in the 2010 vancouver games but failed to reach the podium in sochi and finished sixth. she says her focus is on competing at the next olympics. several top ranked skaters have taken temporary breaks and then returned to compete. south korea's kim was among such athletes. she took silver in 2014 after a one year absence. >>> okay. here in tokyo it's cloudy partly fair with a current temperature reading of 23 celsius or 72 degrees far rent height. here's our weather update starting with how people in the u.s. plains are dealing with the aftermath of tornadoes. >>> yes, james, rough weather affected many parts of the united states over the weekend. at least 34 tornadoes were reported in areas from texas up into minnesota. hail and strong winds were reported as well. i want to take you to oklahoma to show you the damage done by a twister. residents began cleaning up after a series of tornadoes hit parts of oklahoma on saturday. homes were turned on its side and vehicles were damaged. one resident described it as freight trains hitting each other. the marine corps was

. >> reporter: we also spoke to several passengers who were getting on board the ship to head to vancouver today. they said they had heard about the norovirus outbreak but they just consider this part of doing business. if you're going on a cruise this is a possibility. >> unfortunately that is the case. simon perez live in san francisco, thank you. follow this story on line at cbssf.com and at 5:00. >>> the senate snait passed a watered down version of a controversial vaccine bill, it would prevent parents from obtaining vaccine exemptions for their children because of religious or personal beliefs. the bill requires children to be vaccinated before they enter kindergarten. students who already have the exemptions won't be required to get shots until the seventh grade or if they move to another school district. >> our approach to vaccination is one size fits all but we all have different genetic makeup. we have different abilities to accept and withstands the toxins that are inherent in vaccines. >> we'll see. will it protect the number of children we need? will this bill raise the conver

first in vancouver, where they spent a month rehearsing. >> this is behind the scenes stuff that no onetually under the stage right now. >> the edge took us through their subterranean stage set up. >> this is what we call guitar world. the reason why so many every guitar has to have a spare. this is the steps that i come up beginning of the show. and this is my little area of the stage. >> u2 tour is a blend of both high and low tech. edge uses these antique amps. >> it's still valve technology. it's exactly the same as it was in the he '50s. >> then there's the mammoth led screen suspended. >> we basically have this double-sided screen, but we can also climb into the image. want to see inside? >> let's take a look. >> during the concert the band climbs into what feels like a giant cage. >> this will be home for the next year or so. >> what is it like performing in here? >> it's different. very different. >> but it's transforming the concert experience. when my image was thrown on the screen with edge inside, i could appear to hold him in the palm of my hand. on opening night it was bon

tonight in vancouver union give up two goals in the first half, bad soccer bad call, it looks off sidepedro morales beats ryan sylvesteri, 12 minutes laters. union defenseman ethan white taking down by riveria no call boom, goal, union lose three-nothing. >>> his hearties not the only thing broken this weekend, so is tiger wood game. just how tough are things for tiger at players championship? he failed to drive the ball past the ladies t today. take a look at tiger on the second hole t shot barely goes 100-yard. doesn't even reach ladies t box. he double bogeys the hole. finished 75. worst score on course. tied for 68. chris kirk has a one shot lead. >>> delaware drexel, and temple, monk mens leaders at the dad vail regatta coming in the final race. mens varsity eight on the schuylkill river florida tech edges out michigan. drexel comes in third and it helped them clinch mens title. drexel wins dad vail regatta for third straight year, how about dragons dominating on the schuylkill. >> tough, tough. >> "action news" at 11:30 continues next, juror who forced a mistrial for accused kill

out we do have a low moving into the pacific northwest, bringing rain for areas like seattle into vancouver. down toward california though we're staying dry. and we really do need the rain in the area. 21 for the high coming up on tuesday. again, rain into houston, extending into atlanta. notice the highs up to around 30 degrees for new york and washington, d.c. but then see the transition coming up by wednesday. we'll see the cold air wrapping around that cold front moving through the area. temperatures dropping as far down as the teens in boston as we go into wednesday and thursday. now let's take a look at the forecast for east asia. we are still keeping an eye on the tropics in the western pacific. one is severe tropical storm dolphin. another one is nuor which used to be a typhoon. nevertheless still packing a punch as it moved through the southern islands of japan here. look at some of these wind gusts. up to 211 kilometers per hour in some areas. and in three hours in kabira 143 millimeters of flooding rains that took place. we are now seeing the storm moving to the north and east at

it happened during a concert in vancouver last night when he took a bad step right off the stage. it comes six months after bono was badly injured in a bike accident. he's back on stage, but still recovering. meantime, the edge posted a photo of his bruises on instagram with the caption, "didn't see the edge. i'm okay." >>> when we come back, farewell to the king. a look back at the life and music of a blues legend. ♪ the thrill is gone the thrill is gone away ♪ >>> fans and fellow musicians tonight remembering the great b.b. king who died at his las vegas home yesterday after an extended illness. messages of condolences at the b.b. king blues club here in new york, a flower is there on the king's star hollywood walk of fame. the historic b.b. king museum, a simple man with a guitar. these pictures courtesy of our jackson, mississippi, affiliate wlbt. b.b. king was an ambassador of the blues, went from humble beginnings to worldwide fame in a career that spanned decades. b.b. king's voice and those signature guitar licks helped propel the blues into the mainstream. the undisputed

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have to find a place that is good enough to also build a company and so we have been thinking about vancouver. you know, the town pool maybe is not as good as silicon valley, but at least they have a start-up visa which is something we could qualify for pretty easily. actually pretty interesting. what they do is they have outsourced the decision to the private sector in canada. so they ask you, you know if you can get a support letter from a canadian venture capital form, angel group or an incubator then you can get a visa. >> what's ironic -- i understand you're saying you don't want to go to canada, because all the really talented engineer base is in the san francisco and bay area. what would be worse is losing you to canada, is if you convinced a number of talented engineers in san francisco/bay area to follow you and we'd be triple hurt or quadruple hurt just by the way that we have set up these policies. >> yeah. i mean, it's already hard to find excellent engineers here. because there's so much demand. honestly, i'm not sure i could convince my team to move to canada. you know it's a bi

sounds crazy and not all that out of the ordinary and a cold low pressure system is developing over vancouver island and it will drop southward. as it does we'll start to see changes out here first in the way of clouds and a little bit of a cool down and then we may be seeing a couple of showers and in the sierra, certainly some snow down to 6,000 feet expecting a couple of inches and if you're traveling up to the tahoe area some of the passes will be impacted and keep that in mind. here's a look at the timeline. as we head toward the afternoon and evening hours down between the south bay to gilroy to the area in the hills you'll be seeing a few returns and then some of that moves north ward 7:00 p.m. thursday when you're sitting down for dinner going into the 10:00 p.m. hour and can't rule out showers across the bay area and not a lot and we'll be tracking that for you as it materializes and tomorrow morning, don't forget a jacket and weather and half moon bay eastward and southward mid-40s to low 50s and tomorrow afternoon we'll bump up the temperatures and san jose cupertino, 71. on the pe