and now the wharf area. can you not get an it if you are stuck. police are aware of where the students have been heading and are try to gather them to keep them safe as far as traffic, though, it is another problem. if you are near this area, get out of it. try and get home a different way >> as for the message we have seen a variety, the rain bow black for lgbt issues, we see the mexican flag and signs that say "not our president," a variety but they are marching and chanting. can you stay on top of the student walk out and we will continue to cover it but you can watch it through the news app or abc7news.com. enavailable push alerts for the app to be >> from abc7, breaking news. >> these are from sky 7, hundreds of students would left school in san francisco to march. they started at city hall the down market street. to the embarcadero. at the embarcadero and then near the wharf, block traffic the entire way. no damage reported. and it has been peaceful. >> but descriptive to traffic. we will check with alexis smith and littest. >> this is causi

water spilled over on to sidewalks and long wharf wharf in boston more tee boulevard had to be closed flood waters rising along cape there potential for more coast will flooding gn i go heidi tonight we'll keep an eye on that for you all looerng long. >>> fox 25 investigates uncovers concerns about islamic extremism inside a massachusetts prison we've confirmed six facing possible discipline for setting power structure requiring uniforms and contracts of allegiance. we also learned of a report that inmates used recording from al qaeda recruit tore preach jihad to prisoners. the department of krektsz said today it was in context of personal spiritual struggle not of war against nonbelievers. >>> also tonight a quincy police are trying to track down person who broke into a mosque and toel thousands of dollars of donations and equipment. weeks. as fox 25 robert goulston reports, police do not believe this is hate crime. on video you see man pulling on his scooter moments later he walks up to the mosque and jumps down to his side door and using a screwdriver gets it open. first time he ge

right now i want to talk more about that flooding situation down at long wharf. for that we join kelly ann. kelly ann: it is remarkable ho things have changed in the last hour wn we saw the peak of the king tide at 11:08. you can see the lower levels here which dry but one hour ag we were seeing water completely rushing over that lower level. quite remarkable how quickly that water rushed in. that was somethinghat i tracked it a lot of people here to the p earlier. we saw people jumping in the water, taking off the shoes. jumping in this very cold water at the time. that on short component, we are starting to see that at the coast. starting to make things feel chilly. recet but at this point it is remarkable how tt water earlier was not only feeding onto the piebut also side roadys causing trouble for cal businesses. there wa some water rit around the entrance to the restaurant around the time when a lot of folksead out for lunch. that is something we will see along the coastline through much of this afternoon. this evening. that did not coincide with this king t

we're at long wharf park along boston harbor. this was the place to be earlier this morning during high tide. if you wanted to see the results of the supermoon everyone has been talking about. where i'm standing you don't see much here but water was about a foo mother nature this morning didn't disappoint. scrolling through the tidal waters in mid november. some people just couldn't resist. >> it's wild. it's very unexpected. >> it's loom like ice but it feels great. it's refreshing. >> reporter: nature lovers out to see the coastal flooding at long wharf park in boston harbor. snapping pictures enjoying the experience. >> it's exciting. unique opportunity to experience nature in a different environment. >> reporter: at 11:06 it wasn't just high tide. it was a king tide. result of the gravitational pull from the supermoon many witnessed earlier this week. a moon that hasn't passed this close to the early in nearly 70 years. >> i saw the moon last night through my window so i wanted to see the high tide. >> reporter: what fascinat

there was the scene this morning at boston's bong wharf. it's excepted to happen again tonight. it's happening because of the incredible supermoon we've been talking about. only thing causing flooding concerns for parts of the area. rain is hitting much of new england. it has been that way for a couple of hours. let's get to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner with how long this is going to last. >> reporter: i think another 2-3 hours then it does wind down. we're in a drought but the timingsticks because it's smack-dab in the middle of the evening commute and there are steady pockets of rain out there. here is one lifting out of massachusetts. now into southern new hampshire. as this moves through, quick half inch of rain another narrow ribbon of steady rainfall approaching the metro. that is going to cross the pike and eventually route 2 and work up to southern new hampshire. here is the back end of the weather system showing up through martha's vineyard, buzzard bay, from a storm system about on top of long island. it'll continue to move north up into northern new england later

. >> reporter: yes, we're at the long wharf park i long boston harb ooh not too much fun out in the rain but i got to tell you that was the place to be earlier today when the high tide came n. you could see the results of the supermoon everyone was talking about. look down here. you can see that if i were standing here this morning, during high tide, would have been standing in a f water. mother nature definitely did not disappoint. the irresistible call of mother nature. strolling bare foot in the tidal waters of mid november glass almost like face but it feels great. >> it's wild. it's unexpected. right. it's fun. >> reporter: at high tide this morning, spectators came out to see the coastal flooding at long wharf park along boston harbor. the flooding waters rising up and over the stone steps a foot deep in the walking area. trash barrels lifted by the water and swaying in the waves. >> rising water i think is very fascinating. to see it like this when usually it's 10 feet below where the leverage is. >> reporter: it was a king tide the result of the gravitational pull from the superm

kron-4's stanley roberts did a people behaving badly segment about two ladies down on fisherman's wharflly fought off. a would be robber with pepper spray. after the story aired. it was shared on social media thousands of times. however the story did not end >> reporter: it cannot open their doors for anyone except local law-enforcement cannot participate in halloween and the way >> britteny: and then we continue to see this rain from around 5:00 a.m. at the mid '60s there francisco 63 dailies in the low 60 to ithaca 7 tel redwood city 88 and same thing petaluma high '60's heading into tomorrow 67 and san jose 66 degrees in cupertino tomorrow. 74 cast shows a want to get in the showers tonight and tomorrow lots of sunshine returns to us and. >> stanley: there. stanley roberts explains. well we've had people walking in here one guy told me to go get some wasp spray because it will go 50 feet instead of my pepper spray i'm like ok thank you after the segment aired about the two ladies at alioto - lazio fish company fighting back against not one but two separate robbery attempts . a couple

and where i'm standing now, this is long wharf park. boston harbor. you look down here: an hour ago, i would have been standing in a foot of water. you can see that it has receded. out to sea there. this, of course, is all the result of that super moon that people have seen the last couple of days here. nature. well, today, the second half of that was looking out to sea and mother nature did not disappoint. strolling through the tidal waters in mid-november, some people just couldn't resist. >> it's wild. it's been unexpected. right? >> oh, it is almost... it feels great. >> reporter: nature-lovers out to see the coastal flooding in boston harbor at long wharf park. snapping pictures and just >> it is exciting. it's fun. it's something different and a unique opportunity to experience nature in a different environment. >> reporter: at 11:06, it wasn't just high tide. it was a king tide. the result of the gravitational pull from the super moon many witnessed earlier this week. a moon that hasn't passed this close to the earth in nearly 70 years. >> i sa

doesn't need anything else. >> reporter: tyler has been working here along fisherman's wharf for 30 years. he is ready to sell bay area crab again. >> we are eating crab from washington and oregon that's expensive and then with the worry of the toxic acid, people weren't buying. >> reporter: now at crab is safe to eat. about 60 miles to the sonoma mendocino coastline is closed to crabbing. they are testing crab for acid north of point reyes. some have come back clean but the state is waiting until december 1 to give the "all clear." so today is the first day of commercial crabbing season and it will go through june. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, working to fight fast-moving flames. >> we have california wildfires in north carolina. >> what firefighters say is fueling that explosion of wildfires and the strategy that's being used to try to stop them. >> plus, apple's hottest new products honoring steve jobs. here's a hint. it's not an iphone or computer. >> good afternoon from our kpix 5 studio in san francisco. we are pretty cloudy right now but i'm going to tell

the wharf will consist of shops, restaurants, condos, and office spaces. the development will run along the waterfront for nearly a mile. the grand opening is set for next october. we are just eight days away from thanksgiving and airlines are lowering fares and making it easier to keep track of your luggage. john gonzalez is live at reagan national with more. from holiday travel - to holiday some of it's black friday deals while you were sleeping. a first look, coming up. and a trump presidency, bad for business? what could be next for the brand new trump international winter weather. today, v-dot will hold it's annual winter weather briefing. officials will show off new equipment and snow-removal materials... and the national weather service will be there to talk about their forecast alerts. and you can find out when snow is on the way. sign up for our abc seven weather alerts.. to get up to neighborhood. toss to eileen - warming up each day through saturday - next chance of rain: saturday night - 20 temp drop saturday to sunday - coldest air of the seas

cranes are the main feature of the project called wharf. we are there now after mayor muriel bowser updated the progress today. what did she say, sam? sam: well, one update is they have a date for this project 1,500 people labored away, they gave a report and brought in el galion a sailing ship to celebrate one of the biggest construction projects underway on the east coast. >> i will be very proud to be the mayor that delivers this sam: bowser is the fourth mayor supporting the project. it w it will have underground parking spaces, 700 hotel room, 900,000 of the office space on the channel of the potomac in southwest. >> washington, d.c. is a water front city. >> it will link it to and alexandria. retail shopping, a large concert hall. mayor bowser lived in northwest said she spent time here. >> my dad kept a boat at the washington marina. i have spent time on the water front. >> it's built in two phases. the first to open october 12, 2017. design work has begun on the second phase. it's all to transform this part of d.c. the developer say

the wharf today. most of the boats head out to drop their traps in the ocean. at midnight they can pick them up and head to shore with the catch of the day. >> we are getting the gear out. >> reporter: preliminary indications are this could be a good season. the sport fishing season opened last week. >> the crabs, i heard, are big and beautiful. >> reporter: in 2015, ocean temperatures rose eight to 10 degrees which led to massive algae blooms which contaminated the crabs. authorities closed the fishing season until march, that meant no local crabs for thanksgiving or christmas. >> it feels good to be in the mix of things. >> reporter: this year traces of chemicals have forced authorities to bar fishermen from some areas but there are plenty of areas that received a clean bill of health. >> this year we are going to have thanksgiving crab. it's like a religion in san francisco. everyone is calling. >> reporter: seafood restaurants are saying, out with the crabs from washington and in with the locals.

. >>> developers of the wharf project along the patomic river in southwest d.c. shared some new information about it today. the company that runs the odyssey and the spirit cruise line on the patomic will run the water taxi system for the wharf. four georgetown, national harbor and alexandria and hilton will build a 175 room hotel. this is all scheduled to open next october. >> i'm telling you, if you left this town 10 years ago you wouldn't recognize the place. >>> a washington post reporter didn't get off on the right foot with his new hometown. that will happen when you call it the worst place to live in america. christopher wrote an article for the post claiming just minnesota on social media, so inningerham visited to see what it was all about. a few weeks later he made a surprising announcement, he was moving there. >> my mom was like, well, why don't you think about going to that nice town that you visited just a few weeks ago. wouldn't that be fun, those people seemed so nice. >> i needed some convincing. >> my d.c. friends are probably going to cocktail

it's happening at fisherman's wharf this morning. and kron four's averi harper is there right now >>averi: the floods will be traveling down the embarcadero later on this morning. weekend. three people murdered in a quiet oakland neighborhood. what we know about the person who police think might have done the crime. and. a home invasion in the east bay. what the robbers did to an elderly man before looking through his house. and coming up next. more and more people are starting to leave california. what new research is saying, coming up. >> will:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. more and more people are leaving california due to the rising housing costs. a new report from data analysis firm core-logic says for every home buyer coming into the state. there are three californians selling and moving elsewhere. researchers say the expensive housing market is to blame. the median home price is 428- thousand dollars. and prices are up 71-percent since 2011. and incomes are not keepin

organizers from market street the fisherman's wharf were called in attendance. for the store veterans they come every year of fighting the importance to support wanna the celebration of her heroes in san francisco. i think it's safe to say no one in the bay area takes more flak from the public for recording people in public than our very own stanley roberts. however there are new cameras recording your every move. the catch is. they will mostly record people. behaving badly. >> stanley:the driver in the red car is about to be pulled over, i'm out with officers welkinfeld of the oakland area office the california patrol and he is testing a new pilot program at the light go straight, straight at the light go straight apparently right is the new straight but at least he pulled over morning, i stopped you for not wearing your seatbelt do you have you driver's license and registrations so while this stop is going on it is being recorded upfront and personal we are getting an exclusive look at new body cams being worn by the california highway patrol so why aren't you

here at fisherman's wharf. they are selling crab and they are seeing a big rush so far. commercial fishers are feeling optimistic about this season, especially that it started on time. they're hoping that the weather conditions will improve out there. right now they do see some large swells, eight to ten foot swell. that is making it difficult for the fishing boats to stay out there for as long as they would like. they're expecting the weather to calm down this weekend and you can expect fresh crab in stores at your local restaurants, hopefully on your dinner table in time for thanksgiving. >> well, make sure that you get crab yourself. maybe some sourdough and we will see you back here tomorrow. >> all right. good deal. >> thank you, alex. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. mark, as we saw there from alex's picture, blue sky over the golden gate. >> yes. crystal clear blue skies. he was talking about the surf. we have seen sizable surf and gusty winds. that has been a challenge for those heading off shore. as you can see for example, the wind is up.

. >> reporter: crab pots were stacked high and deep along the piers of fisherman's wharf.will drop out their traps, at midnight they can legally pull them up. >> we are excited we get to start on time. >> reporter: preliminary indications are that this will be a good season. the sporting season started last week. >> from what i hear the crabs are big and beautiful. >> reporter: this is different than last year. last year ocean temperatures rose which led to massive algae plooms and authorities closed the fishing season until march. that meant no fresh local crab for thanksgiving or christmas. >> i stepped away from it last year because of the trouble last season. it feels good to be back. >> reporter: this year traces of chemicals have forced authorities to restrict fishing in mend oa seen fish -- mendocino. >> this year we are going to have crab. >> reporter: seafood restaurants say out with the crab from washington and in with the local catch. >> it boosts business, last year was very disappointing. >> reporter: we are live at fisherman's wharf. a few boats are packing u

the pa rain went through fisherman's wharf. >>> -- parade went through fisherman's wharf. >>> a bikerded help and some people helped him. the biker turned out to be bruce springsteen. >> who picked him up? >> i do not know. they rescued the boss. >>> depths are trying to come together after donald trump was elected president. up next, the changes at the democratic national committee that may soon be made. >>> a gunman is at large after opening fire on police officers in san jose, what led up to the shooting and what we know about the suspects. >>> good morning, we have slow traffic out there, the dense fog is going to be coming in over the bay bridge. you can see it's slow and foggy out there. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break ♪ life. you never really know what's coming. life just... happens. just when you think you know where it's going, sfx: (ambulance sirens) it takes you someplace else. and that's why covered california is here. to help californians who need health insurance get it. so you'll be ready next time life happens. because it's more than just health

looks like a wharf rat died up there. the babysitter's only good till 10:00. aren't we going to the pier? maybe i should just take a cab home. are you kidding? no, it's o.k. i'll be all right. ome. here's for the pizza. bye. thanks, tina. good night. good night. good night. you know, it just struck me. babysitters are the backbone of the popcorn industry. they sit for your first kid-- yeah? are we o.k.? yeah. what's going on with us? it's not us. it's me. i know i've been no fun to be around. no. a lot has happened. you'll feel better. no, i don't think so. it's like i don't feel anything anymore. ever since my mom died, i have no feelings about having fun or being affectionate or anything. i don't know what to say. i don't think we should see each other anymore. lately the only time i really feel good i'm sorry, doogie. o.k. i want to say let's not do this, try to work at making things better. you're a wonderful boyfriend. you're one of the most important people in my life. you taught me so-- don't. i know all that. i love you. i love you, too. i hate this. i

the students there rallied in city hall walking down towards fisherman wharf. that crowd has dwindled but some appear to be heading to the golden gate bridge. >> that is where we find alex savage. what you see, alex? >> -- >> reporter: yes, it has made its way throughout san francisco today but it is kind of winding down. and just across from the palace of fine arts. and you can see, at this intersection just beyond us, we have a very small group of protesters that just made their way here to this location along the marina and they had a conversation with the members of the san francisco police department and they were just turned around. that was the situation as it stands. it appears, to the larger group of several hundred protesters sort of disbanded in the aquatic park fisherman's wharf area. this group has sort of splintered away. there were concerns that maybe some of these anti-trump protesters are going to make their way towards the golden gate bridge but it does not appear as that will market -- that that walmart. -- materialize. but you can see, that

>>pam moore: realize and fisherman's wharf for a lot of the boat to khrushchev hist >>reporter: some people although they want local crab the department's public health and not a warning to the one certain part of the crap that you should not eat 2015 concern private for several months for some of to mr. crucial holiday season if if he do this sick sense of a bombing diary the indigenous my start in 30 minutes but he thinks the public health warning is a little bored fifth ha >>pam moore: this is a result of the nine injuries so far it is that time once again to change the clock this time we're falling back which means everyone will enjoy an extra hour of sleep they're reminding us of the turn and test track in time to turn back the clock also pushed the button to test your home smoke detectors >>reporter: just a rainfall of first data near ukiah at 7:00 p.m. that to the '60s sentences go in mountain view 73 in san jose and we will be right back the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers,

it's all part of a plan to redevelop the wharf in southwest. news 4's derrick ward got a glimpse into the future and has our report. >> reporter: in the days when tall ships plowed these waters, the water facilitated commerce and transportation. this replica of a spanish galion was part of a backdrop to an announcement about d.c.'s massive southwest waterfront development project, the wharf. a plan for its future, a river runs through it. >> the biggest treasure of the sea is the water. we're trying to bring the prongt to the water. employment centers. >> reporter: like alexandria, d.c. and maryland's mgm grand. will it rival driving or metro? that remains to be seen, but planners hope with the completion of the new southwest waterfront, some commuters will also have a new and practical way to get around via the river. >> get to enjoy our beautiful city. >> reporter: and by this time next year, this place should be up and running. we are live near the southwest back to you. >> thank you, derrick. >>> you may have seen the video come up on your

fox25 meteorologist jason brewer live at long wharf in boston where water took over most of the walkway there, jason. 11:00 this morning and brought the water right up through storm drain. here is video shot by a fox25 viewer earlier today where you can see the salt water sloshing up on deck. we caught up with one worker who said that the water today came up to the street curb. >> people out here playing in the water? >> yes, they were very excited. >> reporter: shoes off? water. >> reporter: a little bit warmer in october, i guess. >> not today. >> reporter: today too cold to play in the king's tide. >> yes. >> reporter: we got word of morrissey boulevard being shut down in dorchester. i spoke with mass state police and they said the water was higher than it was with the last super noon october. skyfox was overhead and got these shots as well. north to beverly where residents alongshore avenue had the king tide water creep up on to their recede after about an hour. right now clearing out those storm trains out here on long wharf because another high tide cycle will be coming up here to

live at fisherman's wharf, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> 6:03. a teacher is on paid administrative leave after reportedly telling students they would soon be deported under trump's presidency. that teacher works at oak grove high school in san jose. a student who does not want to be identified tells nbc bay area it happened last wednesday. she and her friends decided to sit during the national anthem in protest of what she calls donald trump's rhetoric and positions on immigration. she said the teacher told them to stand. when they didn't, the student claims the teacher got frustrated and said this: >> good luck with the deportation -- being deported now that donald trump is president. you guys had it better here than you will over there. i was actually shocked and angry because i never thought i'd hear this coming from a teacher. >> the east sized union school district would only say a teacher at oak grove is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation. the student hopes the teacher will be disciplined. we reached out to

news 4's derrick ward is live with a closer look at the wharf and everything that will soon be there. hi derrick. >> reporter: yeah, this is taking a look at it in three dimensions. as you can see now, it is definitely coming up. they've broken ground. 'r planners say that this is just another part of the mosaic of development that's laid out across the city and this one utilizing one of the city's heretofore underutilized resources and that is the river. >> nothing stays the same. it's going to get better or it's going to get worse. >> reporter: city leaders and developers see the new southwest waterfront as a definite change for the better. the city charting agnew course on the river. project tells us. >> reporter: 24 acres. more than 3 million square feet for living, working and dining. d.c. southwest waterfront has come a long way. developers say this project won't stray too far from the city's character. may be hard pressed to find a big chain restaurant or shop here. >> it's very authentic, it's got really d.c.-centric, everything that we've done. we've been developing in washin

they're arriving back here to places like pillar point and fisherman's wharf, up the coast in nsf. the department of fish and wildlife has kept about 60 miles of coastline between point reyes and the sonoma mendocino county line closed because the crab are testing positive for levels of domoic acid. that's what devastated the season last year. they're hoping to make up for the loss this season. there is a concern, though, about a recent swell in the ocean that might have buried a lot of the crabs in the sand. >> i've seen stronger seasons. we've had pots that weren't quite full yet. best i have seen so far is a third, not quite a half. so typically the first week we'll see pots that are absolutely -- you can't get another crab in there at all. >> reporter: and you're not seeing that. >> haven't seen it yet. >> reporter: everything starting on tame? prices good? >> and, get her done! >> reporter: the department of fish and wildlife will soon be testing more crab up north to see if those levels of domoic acid have gone down in the 60 miles long stretch north of point reyes. it's a ne

but nevertheless for people who couldn't go to festivities on november 11, tomorrow on fisherman's wharf plenty of sunshine. travel weather forecast at redding 72. sacramento 73. fresno 77. lake tahoe and yosemite partly cloudy skies, should be beautiful. a beautiful time of year by the way to visit yosemite, not so many tourists out there. the leaves changing. the snow first few flakes coming down yosemite and fall and winter no better time. 48 at napa. 46 santa rosa. 50 in san francisco. and 52 in san jose. daytime highs tomorrow under sunny skies, we are going to be looking at temperatures ranging from about 70 to 75. it doesn't get much better. 73 at livermore. 57 san jose. 71 mountain view. 70 in san rafael. the extended forecast, we have sunshine tomorrow and monday. a few more clouds on tuesday. by wednesday the plot as well as the clouds thicken. a weak cold front will bring light showers at least the threat of them maybe to the north bay. after that, thursday, friday, saturday more sun and temperatures in the mid-60s. first half of the week then 70s. second half 60s. but that's

this surveillance video the fisherman's wharf hotel show him stumbling through a hallway where he wasn charges now. >>> a facebook drone failure is under investigation by the u.s. safety agency. the drone seen here ran its first unmanned test flight back in june. the high altitude aircraft suffered a structural failure, however, as it tried to land. fortunately no one was hurt in the incident. >>> all right, a i long with the championship ring, steph curry is sporting new jewelry these days. >> monday's game against the base pacer, curry could be seen wearing a orange and black bracelet that says be strong. he spend time with 17-year-old brodey stevens at riley's children's health in indianapolis. he has been battling leukemia but it v. stopped him from cheering on his favorite player. stef gave him warriors gear and more to his new friend. >> curry is a class act all the time. >> he really is. >>> we are going to check in with roqui and see how the roads are doing? >> yes. let's look at a stalled car here causing slowdown into crocket. if this is part of your morning chews, westbound

for this weekend your veterans day parade sunday at fisherman's wharf plenty of sunshine, 67 degreessco. holiday ice rink open in union square this weekend. mixture of sun and clouds, sunday the warmer sunnier day. 67 degrees. and yes, we'll take you on a tour of our bay area ice rinks. walnut creek sun and clouds there this weekend, 71 degrees. and now to marin on ice, 70 there for you and i think this picture is a pretty good indicator of what to expect this weekend. plenty of sunshine as you skate around. likely going to be t-shirt ice skating weather for you. heading to sunday streets, roqui just mentioned the street closures there on the embarcadero, mostly sunny on sunday. 67 degrees for you there. and the extended forecast, increasing clouds today but still very pleasant with highs in the mid- to upper 70s for the warmest spots. chance of showers overnight and early saturday. and then sunshine building back in continuing sunday, monday as our temperatures build, as well. next shot of rain tuesday night into wednesday. and then cloudy and cooler into the rest of the week. >>> t

are beyond our control the city changes the by little and there are certain areas like fisherman's wharf and coit tower they're protected over the length of time but the tourists come to see a lot of the businesses if not all the businesses are ones that the neighbors like that the neighbors apron news and miss if they're gone the history of they're part of city along with the history of the entire city is dependent on some of the businesses remaining in place and anything that can be done to maintain those buildings goes to always maintain the character of the neighborhoods and the characterization of the neighborhood is maintained so is the history and character of san francisco we're a wonderful city we make billions of a year from people coming from all over the world to visit and part of the reason they see things like those businesses which they in most cases would never see millionaire and certain with the one we talked about it is almost one hundred years old that will be something i think would be in a tourist guide or something which point out and someone says guaranteeing this

. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joining us from fisherman's wharf. good news after a very rough season last year. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. it will be business as usual for the fishermen here. you see a boat in the distance, loading up their pots. that's not necessarily going to be the case for folks up north. per california department of fish and wildlife, they sent ous a news release that the portion of the coast has been closed off due to those high levels of demowic acid found in crabs in that area. also a close your north of pigeon point in san mateo county. if you remember last year, that's the same they say that can sicken people who consume it. closing fisheries last year from santa barbara to the oregon state line last year. it lasted through march and cost fishermen to lose millions of dollars. they say the acid levels are much lower this year. but the areas that are affected will be closed until they feel those areas are safe. live at fisherman's wharf, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you v

. >> reporter: he has been working here on fisherman's wharf for 30 years. he said he is ready to sell bay area crab again. >> we were were getting crab in washington and oregon and the toxin, people haven't been buying. >> reporter: 60 miles of the sonoma mendocino coastline are closed to crabbing. they are testing for acid north of point reyes and so far tests from eureka, crescent city and trinidad are clean but still the state is waiting until december 1 to give the "all clear." the commercial crabbing season is under way and it will stay open until june. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> ucsf is under fire for outsourcing its i.t. jobs. kpix 5 reporter susie steimle spoke to employees being laid off and training their own replacements. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: audrey has been showing up to ucsf as an i.t. employee for. >> 17 years. >> reporter: this summer, her bosses told her she and 48 other employees would be out of a job come february. all of their positions will be outsourced to hcl technologies in india. >> it's probably discriminat

tim grayson for assembly. >> a new ride is rattling the bones at fisherman's wharf.y have just opened the attraction at the cost of $1 million. the ride has a drop of over 11 feet. the show's producer says it simulates a jump from the island prison into the frigid and choppy waters of san francisco bay. >> if you're not familiar with the dungeon, it's a one-hour show located on jefferson street. it has real actors and elaborate sets that detail the legends of the city from the gold rush to alcatraz. >> joins tomorrow right here on the 9. we will talk about her new movie the edge of 17 which is about high school life. >> we will also try to figure out sal's d.j. name which he is not divulging, not even to us. we have to remind you there are just six days left until the presidential election. the election in total of course. a lot of people say there is a lot of craziness. as it continues we are giving you a chance on the 9 to essentially clear your head. take a look at your screen and enjoy this moment of sanity. [peaceful sounds] >> so peaceful. thanks so much for jo

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some soldiers come home but never leave the wharf. >> bright, vivacious, gregarious. just very intelligent. younger would give the shirt off his back two friends who didn't have what he had. >> reporter: daniel somers enlisted in the california national guard in 2003 and wanted to make a difference. >> two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center. >> why parents lived within 2 miles of the twin towers so we always felt that that was a part of his desire to give back. i don't think he ever had going overseas and killing people. >> most people's exposure to the guard was they are the people that stayed home. they were called out for floods and for fires. >> reporter: but national guard stayed deployed longer and were often redeployed again and again. daniel faced two deployments. he was managing -- managing a humvee, fully exposed. >> he was going out on special forces missions while he was over there. >> when he came back the second time, after being over there for about nine months, that is when we really saw a tremendous change in him. >> reporter: >> it hu

and a look at your veterans day parade sunday at fisherman's wharf, 67 degrees we should see plenty of sunshine on sunday. sunday will be the sunnier day of the two but both will be nice. holiday ice rink in san francisco now open. mixture of sun and clouds this weekend 67 degrees there. a look at the extended forecast for you, again we are dry today chance of showers overnight but dry for most of us on saturday. sunday, monday warming up. another chance of showers tuesday into wednesday. and then temperatures cool down a bit and we increase cloud cover for the latter half of the week. >> thank you. >>> sunnyvale-based yahoo is under more scrutiny over a major security breach. according to a regulatory filing, the internet giant detected evidence of a hack attack at least a year and a half before launching an investigation. that probe revealed personal information had been stolen from about half billion users. this could have a big effect on verizon previously announced deal to buy yahoo's online services. >>> mountain view-based linked in may be banned in russia. they ruled that they

our microcast forecast, here's fisherman's wharf, breezy and cool.s in the low 60s today, again a slight chance of showers along the coast and for the city. just for those morning hours and late morning hours and then drying out. tomorrow, temperatures warm back to near seasonal for everyone and that means, in the low to mid-60s in san francisco for your thursday. another beautiful day on tap for friday. in the meantime here are your high temperatures for today. 58 in pacifica. 61 san francisco. 61 redwood city. and 63 in san jose. mid-60s for the warmest spots inland so certainly cool. we do anticipate warmer temperatures tomorrow afternoon, details on your extended forecast coming up. >>> opposition to an oil pipeline project is now going coast to coast. protestors want construction on the pipeline stopped so it can be rerouted to bypass the standing rock indian restation in north dakota. in washington, dc last night, protestors were joined by u.s. senator bernie sanders of vermont. >> we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger the clean wate

. >> reporter: as fisherman's wharf, every drumbeat, every routine, dedicated to the veterans of our armed forces. >> it is an important day. it commemorates our veterans. so we can pay tribute to them. >> reporter: one veteran among the crowd, serving in world war ii. he received a purple heart after being wounded in combat. >> it is great to be seen around the young people. >> reporter: this veteran's day weekend after the election it is important to honor the sacrifices. >> i think we are on the cusp of a very unpress densey, i think, where we have to see the future and the future player on unprecedency, i think where we have to see the future and the future view of the nation. >> reporter: veterans day a reminder of the country's strengths. >> we are a big country, a great country. i am sure that we weathered many storms and we will weather this storm just like we have since 1776. >> this is the second year the parade has been held there. organizers plan to have it there next year as well. >>> developing now, california sheriff's deputy has been killed in the line of duty. the po

[drumming] >> we were near fisherman's wharf as the city's annual veterans day parade made its way downferson street. the parade brought out city dignitaries and those who bravely served in every branch of the u.s. military. the parade took a new route, starting are in mortgage -- north beach and ending a kuwaitic park. >> sunday fun day as the people enjoy the final sunday streets of the year in san francisco. we were along embarcadero and people enjoyed car-free afternoons. it included a rock climbing wall, food demos and free blood pressure screening. >>> we're staying on top of developing news, sky 7 is live over san francisco where anti-trump protesters marching through the streets right now. we'll continue to bring updates at 5:00 and 6:00. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a live look showing you the beautiful moon as is rise is this inning and we have finally got some fall-like temperatures in the forecast. i'll show you remember when christmas was magical? let's get back there. celebrate the arrival of santa at bass pro shops this saturday and the unveiling of santa's wonderland.

officials from a fisheries cooperative say that the tsunami that struck the port of ohama was taller than wharftructures and inundated nearby roads. six fishing boats capsized but no one at or near the port was injured. a photo taken by one of the co-op's workers showed moisture on a road more than two meters above sea level. a professor from tohoku university's international research institute of disaster science says he believes the photo shows traces of the tsunami. he says a simulation by his institute suggests that ten kilometers away from ohama port, the surface of the sea rose 2.5 meters. >> translator: tsunami can be bigger than meteorological forecasts. residents need to evacuate quickly and appropriately. >> imamura says he wants people to understand that tsunami are complex phenomena. >>> students from around the world have come to japan for a lesson in disaster prevention. they gathered in a western japanese town to learn how to prepare for a tsunami. >> we announce the opening of the high school student summit of world tsunami awareness day. >> local japanese students helped kick o

the veterans day parade along the wharf, it's looking good. looking good all week. one little wrinkle on wednesday for the north bay. and that's about it. that's weather, as for sports, let's see if vern glenn is going to last out his endurance contest. >> we'll see! not enough time for everything, but you will be entertained. what has happened to the oregon ducks! stanford football did not care. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, stanford's christian mccaff, snapped his chin strap and dominated.... early first quarter mccaffrey, a little seam an" jules?"...." he gone"!!!! 69 stanford, christian, did he dominate as i continue to just -- the video comes to your living room. there it is. thanks for the help! a little scene for mccaffrey, and he's gone! 69 yards. he scored twice in the first quarter. 258 all purpose yards. same opening quarter, the quarterback, no, perfect strike to jj, 258 yards, three touchdowns for him. final minute in the first half, the third of mccaffrey's touchdowns. oregon's record, 3-7. stanford it to them, 52-27. the big game is next. now, cal sunday night

sunday 67 degrees for your veterans day parade sunny and beautiful at fisherman's wharf. increasing clouds today, slight chance of showers for the north bay overnight early saturday morning. then drying sunday monday warming up into the upper 70s. cooler next week. >>> so far, so good and it is a holiday so we are hoping that it sticks around. let's head to mass transit right now because it is veterans day. we have an ace train holiday schedule. train 7 this morning which is the last train, train 10 the last train in the evening, are canceled. no train 7 or 10 today. bart muni and caltrain on time on regular schedules. also, parking meters and seven- day street sweeping is in force in the city today even though it's veterans day parade. residential permit parking is not enforced. golden gate bridge looking good from marin into san francisco. 580 to golden gate toll plaza should take 15 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza looking good. metering lights turn on around at 5:30. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you 19 minutes. the peninsula com

we have more from fisherman's wharf. >> one of the most exciting days for fisherman. recreational crab season kicked off today and there were dozens on the water dropping down their crab pots hoping to pull up as much as they can take home. the excitement has been growing for a while. an abundance of algae growth created a high level in the crab so it wasn't safe to eat. now it's safe as long as people don't eat the guts. we saw big bags of crabs. they can take ten crabs per person but boats were heading out with between eight and 25 people. one fisherman has been doing this for 30 years and says his crew pulled 250 crabs. what are you going to do with it? >> we're opening up a restaurant in san francisco so we're having a big crab season market. so everyone who's helping and getting it going. it's a celebration. >> betty lou's is their restaurant set to open soon once they get clearance this week. other fishermen didn't have a great start. how thieves are already spoiling the fun for local fishermen. ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right it is that time of year again to fall

locker room you're all trying to get wharf feelings have you about anything aside and try to accomplish a common goal. i think we talk a lot about distractions and because that takes away from your folk of what those goals may. >> in foxborough, bush stearns, fox 25 sports. >>> al horford still out with a concussion he hasn't practiced or played since last monday. he may return to practice tomorrow but the team really could have used him tonight. washington. a historically awful first quarter. i'm showing you four hoops that's all the celtics scored in the first quarter. they played 12 minutes of basketball they finished with eight points. the wizards meanwhile they came out hot. porter with a huge night 34 points for washington and the wins. celtics never stood a chance. he throws down marcus smart by the neck. he got tossed out of the game with a flagrant two. wizards win it by 25 118-93. they're 3-4 the celtics. we got a winner. game of the week we're headed to watertown. excellent job maintaining the lead once they grab it finish the night with 11,040 votes. butch stearns will be th

fisherman's wharf, plenty of sunshine and 67 degrees.ding out of the bay area, some clouds around. but not a big deal. 72 at redding. eureka we have found 59 degrees! 61 for mendocino. yosemite 56 and partly cloudy skies. mostly clear skies in the bay area tonight with sun-up at 13 minutes before 7:00 on sunday morning. numbers will bottom out upper 40s low 50s for the most part in the bay area. and then forecast highs for tomorrow, you know, let's look at this map for a moment. high temperature forecast, we're calling for sunshine. why is the rain falling in the distance up there? i will tell you why. because this is an accurate computer generated image and it's showing rain that's hundreds and hundreds of miles away. hm? still it will be sunny here so if you are confused join the crowd. 68 in san francisco. 71 mountain view. in the extended forecast we are looking for sunny skies for tomorrow in the bay area and for monday. tuesday will cloud up a bit. there's just a little chance of a few showers coming in on wednesday in the north ba

boston's long wharf was practically submerged. you can see a fox25 viewer casting the extreme tide. and beverly road was flooded and dorchester road. it was higher than last month's king tide and in scituate the water flooded the area around the harbor. >> speak coastal flooding, meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. and we will do it all over again and the roads will be the most susceptible. a couple close to the coast. may take in a little water in the basement. i thought it would be a little less than yesterday. fog and rain is what we are getting through morning. these will be little weather headaches here. not a pretty start to the day. minor coastal flooding will be our bigger concern and no damage expected similar to what we had yesterday. took little bit less. additional .03 of an inch of rain. we have advice beability issues dealing with fog an mist. no substantial rain in the forecast. don't be surprised with these thick clouds this morning if do you get a couple of raindrops, you may want to grab that raincoat as you head out. 63 degrees. temperatures in the low to mi

tourists and patriotic citizens lined the ribute to those about 1,000 people filled fishermen's wharf for the annual san francisco veterans day parades. tourists lined the street to pay tribute to those who fought for our country and some revelers say it's especially important this year to recognize who served and sacrificed for us. >> i think because we're on the crux of a very -- on the precipice i think in which we have to see the future and the future may or may not be good. >> i'm going to let the president elect solve the problems of the united states. >> veterans day started in 1919 on the first anniversary of the end of world war i. >>> strong aftershocks continue to shake new zealand following a powerful 7.1 earthquake. jonathan vigliotti shows us the damage. >> reporter: shock waves rattled homes and businesses and sent terrified people into the streets. phil and jane coles visiting from london were jolted from bed. >> we thought had ended. it kept going beyond that. it's now a case wondering is there any more to come? >> reporter: the earth quake struck just after midnight

police say miller attacked the family inside their fisherman's wharf hotel room on september fifth. prosectuors add.that this surveillance footage from the area suggests miller was intoxicated during the incident. the niners.cut miller the same day he was arrested. miller is currently out on bail. a pre-trail conference is scheduled for the end of november. two men arrested in the fatal beating of a homeless man 2- years-ago.pleaded not guilty in court today.to murder and other felony charges. this is surveillance video prior to the attack. joseph stull and david peters.both 21.appeared together in court this morning. the brutal beating death of 67- year-old tai lam.happened back on november 23rd 20-14 in san francisco's financial district. they're each being held on 5 million dollars bail. both are set to return to court on january 11th.for a pre- hearing conference. bcn28:sf: suspects in 2014 fatal beating of homeless man plead not guilty bcn28 -murder pleas san francisco - two men arrested in connection with the fatal beating of a disabled homeless man in san francisco's financia

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are beyond our control the city changes the by little and there are certain areas like fisherman's wharf and coit tower they're protected over the length of time but the tourists come to see a lot of the businesses if not all the businesses are ones that the neighbors like that the neighbors apron news and miss if they're gone the history of they're part of city along with the history of the entire city is dependent on some of the businesses remaining in place and anything that can be done to maintain those buildings goes to always maintain the character of the neighborhoods and the characterization of the neighborhood is maintained so is the history and character of san francisco we're a wonderful city we make billions of a year from people coming from all over the world to visit and part of the reason they see things like those businesses which they in most cases would never see millionaire and certain with the one we talked about it is almost one hundred years old that will be something i think would be in a tourist guide or something which point out and someone says guaranteeing this