. >>> former san francisco mayor willie brown will host what he calls a non partisan political insider luncheon. john's grill on ellis street. and voters, campaign workers, celebrities, tech billionaires will be discussing politics. the luncheon wraps up at 2:00 p.m. and we hope you'll join us this afternoon as the polls are closing on the east coast. we will have continuous coverage of the results and political trends around the country and local results here on kgw and on ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> stock markets, economists do expect a little bit of a rally. major indexes up overnight and that follows last week's staggering losses. investors hope to repeat yesterday's success. largest one day jump in history with the dow jones up 1293 points. the nasdaq up 385. the s&p 500 rising 136 and we'll keep an eye on the markets for you today. >>> president trump is pressuring federal chairman jerome powell to slash interest rates. to make up for the coronavirus situation. the fed has so far resisted. >>> there are more than 91,000 coronavirus cases worldwide. china announced this morning that s

steyer: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. , former san francisco mayor willie brown who knows everything about politics and everything else. it's always good to see you mayor brown >> it is always good to be on channel 2 and particularly in your presence >> i think you mayor. there's so much to ask you about that i want to ask you about california being in super tuesday early but first i want to ask you about south carolina. were you surprised about the results and how and what it means now for joe biden and bernie. >> i was not surprised frankly at all. because, you know, the black congressman stepped in line under nancy pelosi, the most powerful person in that state. if he says i am for you joe that means something. but it means even more to african-americans because cliburn wet all out to make sure they treated joe as if they were voting for him that it evidenced itself because the burn got burned. ago just to pick up on what you are saying about the african- american vote and watching the former mayor of new york speaking at an african-american church and people turning th

the former mayor and assembly speaker willie brown hosting movers and shakers as well as active and retired politicians for lunch at john's grill. he displayed displeasure at how things have been conducted. he would have preferred town howl meetings instead of national debates which he described as reality tv shows. >> a fire hydrant caused a big mess this afternoon. take a look. you see this watt every gushing up. this is crazy. they stopped the water from gushing, but some minor flooding did remain on the embarcadero. >> we do need water from the skies. >> we do. not going up, but down. >> it was almost warm enough to take advantage of water sports, not that was a water sport. you know what i mean. >> insure no rain's on the way. i'll get that in a moment. dry conditions, sunny skies across the bay area right now. it's been a mild to warm day. this is a lovely view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it is now only 67 degrees. it was 70s earlier. we have 70s at oakland and gilroy and 65 at pacifica. and looking toward the golden gate, you can see we've got a little hint

those who share those photos and super tuesday of course tomorrow who former san francisco mayor willie brown thinks is going to go head to head with president trump come november and coronavirus a death spike in the us and the number area cases is climbing and now sarah jessica leaders say is just a matter of time before the outbreak hits the city and east bay infectious disease specialist explains >>as new cases of coronavirus with unknown origins are popping up understanding the risk of coronavirus is becoming more important. the cdc says that at this point we should all be prepared for more cases to emerge across the united states. one person well bellow spoke with an infectious disease expert at u c berkeley and has their take. >>right the head of infectious diseases at u c berkeley doctor lee riley says this is an outbreak it is an epidemic after comparing it to sars and mers he believes there are 3 likely outcomes for the covid 19 virus. >>there many types of including the wants of course that caused sars and mers but there. but one 3rd of the common cold is actually caused by other ot

. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown voted for mike bloomberg.en may be at a disadvantage on tuesday. >> he didn't come here for the state democratic party convention, which is a all of those things you need to do, particularly when somebody like bernie will go wherever there are two other people, he makes the third. >> and willie brown wants to remind everyone they're invited to his election day party tomorrow at john's grill. four million people have voted in california. that is more in terms of raw number in 2016, but less in terms of percentage. it's a sign that a lot of people waiting to the last minute to make their decision. live in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> thank you, liz. if you already voted by mail for buttigieg or another candidate who dropped out, your vote still counts, but you don't get a do-over. we have more on this question and others you might have on our website, abc7news.com. >> okay. abc7 news contributor phil matier is here. it's getting interesting. steyer is out. klobuchar is out. buttigieg is out. what doe

[applause] >> well, well, well, the honorable willie brown, ladies and gentlemen.nd he mentioned that third verse which actually is a prayer, for those of you that don't know. and when rosamund johnson and his brother wrote that song, he was over come and inspired to write that verse. because if you learn the lyrics -- please, teach your children. you know, weum only sit on the shoulders of kings and queens, but we sit on folks that were on that pullman train that marched across that bridge. they were housekeepers, they were porters, they were people that worked in this city as my father did, as a longshoreman, came all the way from the south to make a new life for their families. with all the success that we've had in our lives, it would be nothing without honoring the struggle. it's already been paid for, so let's move on up a little higher. what do you say? all right. i'd like to acknowledge this beautiful art around me, too. it was made by these wonderful hands of the guy with the red hat. there he is. bobby arte. he's giving away free art tonight. so now, we g

to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 and 6 i think so the need to be able to take a call from the principal of school i think that brings a whole new appreciation to being understand

>>well in san francisco voters can grab a free lunch with former san francisco mayor willie brown nowhosting a public event today and john's grill right here in san francisco from ford's vicki liviakis caught up with him to chat about his take on the race so far. >>when they several these standards about what it takes for you to in they really ought to set the standards man that the eu exit saying if you don't a certain number and we would have had people out of this race a long time you can get for one percent of the vote top 3% of the vote all in the ring and a 5 you have no business running him. and that ought to be day one attacks i got to tell you as of this moment. i think and november low be even as of this moment and because everything can change in the blink of an eye. >>brown admits the numbers could shift dramatically after super tuesday. either way he set to host locals of all political persuasions and while there's usually no such thing as a free lunch tomorrow on super tuesday at john's grill will be section to the one from was vicki liviakis reporting brown says that he

the former san francisco mayor willy brown says california might not buy into this pointing out that biden has not paid much attention to california. >> he didn't come here for the state democratic party convention which was a little strange and a little odd. all of those things is what you need to do particularly when somebody like bernie will go where ever there are two other people, he makes the third. >> some bernie sanders supporters say they're more motivated than ever to keep his campaign alive and strong now that the other candidates are rallying against him. we also talked to voters who said they're going to vote for sanders. it will be interesting to see how it will play out here in california. the polls will open at 7:00 this morning. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> joe biden is set to make a stop in oakland today. we heard from phil on why it is a hot spot. >> there is a lot of democrats in the area. and we turn out in higher numbers than los angeles. we have numbers here, in terms of politics, and bay area voters tend to turn out more. >> you can read phil's colum

i might add, mayor willie brown was very instrumental in that project so long ago. so long ago. >> really proud of the work that the developers has done over the many years to reach out to the community and to make sure that the input came in as deep as it ended up being, as we get at this point. >> president caen: good point. so, we have a motion? and a second. all those in favor? >> did we call for public comment? >> i forgot to call for public comment. seeing none, i would like to call the question, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 12 approve amendment number 5 to agreement cs911r, increasing the duration by nine months not to exceed 10 years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> president caen: let's see. >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: okay. second? >> second. >> president caen: any questions, comments, commissioners? to the general public, any questions or comments on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. item 13, adopt resolution affirming the san f

tomorrow morning, dave clark will chat with willie brown, we will talk about a lot of topics including the south carolina results and look ahead to california's primary. >>> coming up next, coronavirus outbreak is spreading around the globe. a long with it comes rumors and hoaxs. what the u.s. surgeon general is telling people to stop doing. >>> a fire tears through a home with several people inside including a child. the deadly results and the questions investigators are trying to answer. working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture that advances women. i was the first woman ever appointed to be council to the mayor. he expects excellence out of everyone, but he also provides the kind of support that allows you to be that person. mike

san francisco mayor willie brown voted for mike bloomberg.said biden may be at a disadvantage on tuesday. >> he didn't come here for the state democratic party convenon little strange and a little odd. all of those things is what you need to do, particularly when somebody like bernie will go wherever there are two other people. he makes the third. >> reporter: again, biden will be making a stop in oakland tomorrow. his campaign, we asked him about this, he said he hasn't focused on the bay area because he felt that california voters know him and know his record. i want to point out 40,000 people have voted in california, that's more than raw numbers in 2016 but less in terms of percentage. it seems like a lot of people are waiting until the last minute to make their decision. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> 2020 chasing california is available right now on abc7news.com. >>> our contributor phil mctier suddenly got real interesting for tomorrow. what are your conclusions? >> that sort of underscores the importance of the bay area in sta

. >>> earlier we spoke to former san francisco mayor willie brown about the super tuesday primary incalifornia. he tells us why he thinks early voting in the state could affect joe biden's numbers. >> i understand there's 3 million people in california that have already cast their vote which means that the effect of south carolina may not reflect itself in the early vote but going forward, it will dramatically reflect itself. >> mayor brown is hosting his traditional election day lunch at johns grill. it's at 11:30 and free for all voters. we'll have the latest results starting tomorrow at 4:00 in the afternoon and continuing on for the next seven plus hours on ktvu fox 2 and ktvu plus. >>> bay area home prices are starting to pick up with buyers stepping back into the price fo hopes rose. low interest rates have increased buying power and budgets. the low inventory of home sales added a sense of urgency for buyers. >>> a theater is tackling a problem that's all too common in schools and performance of oscar focus on bullying. they hope to teach children how to be kind, respectful, a

i watch the former mayor willie brown in trial.e watched the late justice clinton white, who i am so blessed to be in his division. he was on the court of appeals in division three, which that is my division. every morning i walked down the hallway and i see his photograph that gives me inspiration. my father had enough wherewithal to say, i'm going to take you to watch others. my mother reminded me, i used to say to my dad, why haven't i seen any black women as judges? my father used to say, you will be someday. i don't remember that, but that's what my mother would remind me of. >> so what do you see as we start to wind down, as the future comes, what do you see? >> i want to do a good job. i just started this elevation or this assignment, and i am having the best time of my career. i also had a great time as a trial court judge. what do i want to see overall? i want to do a good job, make coherent decisions or decisions that people can understand them, and i want to see many more who look like me, who have the same background as

>>and san francisco voters can grab free lunch with former san francisco mayor willie brown will be hostingevent today at john's grill in the city, the color the aac is caught up with him about his take on the race so far. >>when they several these standards about what it takes for you to they really ought to set the standards man that the eu exit saying if you don't a certain number and we would have had people out of this race a long time you can get for one percent of the vote top 3% of the vote all in the ring and a 5 you have no business running him. and that ought to be day one i got to tell you as of this moment. i think the november globe even as of this moment and because everything can change in the blink of an eye. >>brown admits the numbers could shift dramatically after super tuesday. either way he set to host locals of all political persuasions and while there's usually no such thing as a free lunch tomorrow on super tuesday at john's grill will be starting section to the one for again that was vicki liviakis reporting mayor brown says that he's voting for former new york mayo

later in the show former san francisco mayor willie brown will join us and we'll talk about this weekend's south carolina primary and look ahead to super tuesday as california voters get ready to hit the polls again and that is right here at at 7:15 am. stay with us on ktvu for complete coverage of super tuesday as we will have the latest results starting tomorrow at 4 pm and continuing the next seven and half hours on ktvu and ktvu plus and into the next morning and we will have all of the results. i will stay right here with you and with sal castaneda . now what is going on with our commute?>> bay bridge getting up to full strength as a get around the 5 am hour. a little bit of slow traffic is building up. i see a lot of police officers coming up on the carpool lanes and forcing, do not get caught as yet of the right number of people in the carpool lanes. also the commute is looking pretty good at the richmond bridge as you can see driving across to san rafael. now let's bring steve with today's weather.>> i am sure that you have seen this but 80 as cold are close because of colfax and t

coming up later on mornings on 2 former san francisco mayor willie brown will join us and mayor brown will talk about this weekend south carolina primary and look ahead to tomorrow super tuesday as california voters get ready to hit the polls and that is this morning at at 7:15 am. >> stay with us verage of super will have the latest results starting tomorrow afternoon at 4 pm and continue right into the evening on ktvu and ktvu plus and anything decided after you go to bed will be here the next morning . >>> there are four young teenagers in the hospital this morning following what police say and eight-year-old driver hit them in burlingame and this was saturday on clarendon road and howard avenue police think the driver intentionally ran into the group of teenagers. people who live in the neighborhood said they heard the crash and the damage done to the fire hydrant that sent water spring onto the injured teenagers. investigators say they can follow the suvs tire tracks up from the street onto the curb and sidewalk and across the lawn to the spot where the teenagers were standing. o

i might add, mayor willie brown was very instrumental in that project so long ago. so long ago. >> really proud of the work that the developers has done over the many years to reach out to the community and to make sure that the input came in as deep as it ended up being, as we get at this point. >> president caen: good point. so, we have a motion? and a second. all those in favor? >> did we call for public comment? >> i forgot to call for public comment. seeing none, i would like to call the question, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 12 approve amendment number 5 to agreement cs911r, increasing the duration by nine months not to exceed 10 years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> president caen: let's see. >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: okay. second? >> second. >> president caen: any questions, comments, commissioners? to the general public, any questions or comments on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. item 13, adopt resolution affirming the san f

i might add, mayor willie brown was very instrumental in that project so long ago. so long ago. >> really proud of the work that the developers has done over the many years to reach out to the community and to make sure that the input came in as deep as it ended up being, as we get at this point. >> president caen: good point. so, we have a motion? and a second. all those in favor? >> did we call for public comment? >> i forgot to call for public comment. seeing none, i would like to call the question, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 12 approve amendment number 5 to agreement cs911r, increasing the duration by nine months not to exceed 10 years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> president caen: let's see. >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: okay. second? >> second. >> president caen: any questions, comments, commissioners? to the general public, any questions or comments on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. item 13, adopt resolution affirming the san f

you can also grab a free lunch a columnist and former san francisco mayor willie brown is hosting a free lunch for the public at john's grill in the city today, however vicki liviakis caught up with him about his take on the races so far. >>when they several these strangers about you know what it takes for you to in a really ought to set the standards. a man that the eu you don't a certain number we would have had people out of this race and a long time ago and you can get for one percent of the vote 3% of the all in the ring and a 5 you have no business running it. and that ought to be day one attacks. i got to tell you as of this moment. i think the contests in november even as of this moment. >>and because everything can change in the blink of an eye brown admits the numbers could shift dramatically. after super tuesday, either way he set to host locals of all political persuasions while, there's usually no such a thing as a free lunch tomorrow on super tuesday at john's grill will be exception to the >>you know howie pause for dramatic effect 20's still has a day yesterday to does vi

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone.he fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is similar to

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is

i might add, mayor willie brown was very instrumental in that project so long ago. so long ago. >> really proud of the work that the developers has done over the many years to reach out to the community and to make sure that the input came in as deep as it ended up being, as we get at this point. >> president caen: good point. so, we have a motion? and a second. all those in favor? >> did we call for public comment? >> i forgot to call for public comment. seeing none, i would like to call the question, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 12 approve amendment number 5 to agreement cs911r, increasing the duration by nine months not to exceed 10 years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> president caen: let's see. >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: okay. second? >> second. >> president caen: any questions, comments, commissioners? to the general public, any questions or comments on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. item 13, adopt resolution affirming the san f

so i have to give thanks to former mayor willie brown, who was the first one to acknowledge the churchven when he was in sacramento and as mayor, he made july 20th, st. john coletrain day. we are thankful to london brie who followed through and had a proclamation on july 20th. the paper of receiving papers with gold seals are only important if you have somewhere to hang the gold seals. in the church, we used to boast as a revolutionary movement that we don't hang pictures, but after 50 years and all of the certificates we've gotten from senators and congressmen and mayors and from other parts of the world, we yet have not a permanent home. which we can hang these certificates. they would really show our appreciation of what the city has been to us. and i say this respectfully, not taking anything from the joy of the moment, but i would petition the board of supervisor supervik amongst your volume of opportunities you have and find a place for the john coletrain church. we have covered the globe and we've toured france where we were treated like prince princed kings and yet, we have not

we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may occur at the morninger level alex. where non-profits are concerned, they're second to the financial service industry when it comes to corruption in terms of dollar volumes lost and at the time of ongoing theft and the concealment and the number of individuals involved. and i believe that marks once covered this territory in his famous 18th premiere which is

i might add, mayor willie brown was very instrumental in that project so long ago.so long ago. >> really proud of the work that the developers has done over the many years to reach out to the community and to make sure that the input came in as deep as it ended up being, as we get at this point. >> president caen: good point. so, we have a motion? and a second. all those in favor? >> did we call for public comment? >> i forgot to call for public comment. seeing none, i would like to call the question, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> item 12 approve amendment number 5 to agreement cs911r, increasing the duration by nine months not to exceed 10 years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> president caen: let's see. >> i'll move approval. >> president caen: okay. second? >> second. >> president caen: any questions, comments, commissioners? to the general public, any questions or comments on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. item 13, adopt resolution affirming the san fr

brown jr. he filled me up with so much love, willie. short, it was everything that i could have hoped for for ten years. >> brown is passing on that love to his own sons, andrew and amari, with wife and fellow actor ryan michelle bethae. >> i had ten good years and i want to make sure my kids have more. my kids are 8 and 4, so just two years away. so i feel like the template for fatherhood, i've got it for the next two years, and after that i'm in whole new territory, right? we never had the sex talks or anything like that, so those things are going to be coming down. all right, i'll just be making it up as i go along. >> such a truly great guy. "this is us" airs tuesday nights at 9:00/8:00 central on abc with a season finale on march 24th. >>> our thanks again to the library at the public theater for hosting our conversation. don't forget to subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast to hear the full-length interview with sterling k. brown. you can find it on apple podcast or wherever you get yours. >>> and next week a sunday sitdown with

willie. >> good morning, guys. this week on sunday today, we revisit one of our favorite conversations with this is us star sterling k. brownor the kleenex playing randal pearson on the hit nbc show sterling was a struggling actor paying the bills for more than a decade with small roles. some of which his open mother said she could barely watch. this year sterling's moment consisted of a part in frozen 2. plus the latest news in politics this weekend on sunday today, you can catch us in the morning or set that dvr and watch us anytime you like for now, i will send it back to you, frances and phillip and we'll see you sunday morning. >> turning back now to the coronavirus. and a question many americans are asking how do you anyway when to stay home if you think you may have been exposed here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> slow the virus down that's what health officials say will be key in the coming days >> we're asking to self-quarantine for 14 days. >> self-quarantine for 14 days. >> self-quarantine. >> self-quarantine. >> so-called self-quarantine is one way to do it separating yourself from others, voluntarily, for 14 days t

brown? >> thank you again for the good answers from all five of you and the discussions. starting mr. willis, right to left, if that's okay, there appears to be consensus within transit to significantly expand both the bus and bus facilities program and the low or no emission vehicle program, the low no programs funding for mass transit accounts less of 1/5 of the size of the larger competitive bus program. i supported the doubling the size of the low no program and the fast act. the program supported fuel cell buses in places like canton ohio and battery electric buses in columbus, largest county and lake county and urban suburban counties. as fleets are converted to zero emission technologies, should the share of low no funding increase in the next reauthorization? either yes or no or something briefly, if you can. >> yes, with the caveat that again we have real needs as we transition to the buses. when we manufacture the vehicles, let's make sure we are doing procurement policy right, not only buying them here in america but making sure there are good jobs on the manufacturing side >> tha

later in the show former san francisco mayor willie brown will join us we'll talk about this weekend's south carolina primary and look ahead to super tuesday as california voters get ready to hit the polls here coverage of super tuesday tomorrow, we will have the latest results starting tomorrow at 4 pm. we will continue on into the evening right here on ktvu and ktvu plus .>> a busy time and sal castaneda is busy watching our early morning commute , good morning. >> good morning dave and pam and we are off to a nice start, if you have till you leave the house soon let's look at the east bay commute. we do look pretty good here in the east bay from carquinez bridge and oakley and also 680, traffic moving well, no weather issues with the commute and traffic at the toll plaza is very light except one of the cash lanes seems slower because a lot have not opened up yet, now let's bring steve with today's weather.>> thank you and we will look back briefly at february which was not our rain friend for sure, it was either the driest or tied the driest and santa cruz and napa had a drive febru