The officer immediately ran into the danger and what he heard was going on. The problem and the question is, the two men were wrestling when the officer was giving commands. They are not sure exactly if those officers people heard the commands while they were wrestling but the shots were fired. The men were entangled in a scuffle. The officer has his handgun drawn shouting commands. As the officer gets closer he shouts more commands and fires three shots. Shaleem tindles family is happy the video was released in its entirety. Its quite unprecedented for us to share video of ongoing investigations so i do want to touch on two things right up front. Number one, i do want to emphasize that the loss of any member of the community is tragic. This case is no different. Number two, there are multiple ongoing investigations taking place. Reporter those investigations are done by the Oakland Police department, Alameda CountyDistrict Attorneys Office and bart Police Department. Those are three ongoing investigations. Now, the interesting thing that we were talking about was yesterday, frank, if we can come back out here live on camera, two weeks and one day after the shooting, officer mateu was cleared and is back working. We talked about this yesterday. I asked the chief that question. He said thats longer than many departments some people have their people back on the streets within three days after a justifiable shooting. The question once again is, with it being under investigation, how was it determined . It was cleared by internal affairs. Theres more investigations going on. The police chief also said that he wanted to be out there that he saw a gun being used he saw a gun in the video. And thats also what he wanted to put out there. If you see the video in its entirety which we have on our website, you can see yellow circle marks on the video and you can see the gun at different times. Its unclear where the gun came from. And also, i will tell you, the man was shot three times in the back. The officer says the chief says in those kinds of situation we are only see the body camera by the center of chest and not the viewpoint from the officer. Whats striking is how fast everything happened. Do we know at all you have the two people fighting there. Do we know why the officer shot the one person as opposed to the other . Did he see the person he shot holding the gun . Is that the assumption here . Reporter i dont want to go on assumption, frank, and basically thats one of the questions we asked the chief. He couldnt really answer that because he says its an open investigation. So he couldnt talk about exactly why the officer shot his gun because he also hasnt talked to the officer. But i will tell you this. When youre looking at the video, you can see the two men scuffling. The chief said this part. He says he believes his officer came to the defense of a man who was already shot by tindle in the leg. He says that his officer fired those shots. And he believes his officer was defending the man who shot the that tindle shot. Those were the words from the police chief. Thank you, Paul Chambers outside the bart police headquarters. On cbssf. Com we have posted the full individual on ktvu. Com we have posted the full video. Click on the story at the top of of the homepage. Today President Trump hosted survivors of the Florida School shooting today at the white house and people from other schools including columbine and sandy hook. President trump listened as students called for change just one week after the shootings that killed 17 people at their high school. I was own the second floor in that building texting my mom, texting my dad, texting three of my brothers that i was never going to see them again. And then it occurred to me that my 14yearold brother was directly above me. Thats why im here. I lost a best friend. He was practically a brother. And im here to use my voice because i know he cant. I turned 18 the day after, woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. And i dont understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. Meantime, in florida, dozens of other students from Stoneman Douglas were back at the state capital in tallahassee lobbying lawmakers there. We have live coverage now from ellison barber live in washington. Ellison. Reporter a lot of different ideas were talked about at that meeting at the white house but the message from students and parents at the white house today was the same one we heard from students protesting in florida and across the nation that something needs to change. One week after the nations latest school shooting, hundreds of students and staff gathered at the state capital in florida to demand change in the future where Mass Shootings are a thing of the past. To not change the law in our time of needs will be a huge disservice to 17 dead in parkland. The 17 dead in columbine. The 26 dead in sandy hook. The 50 dead in orlando. The 59 dead in las vegas. So this is to every lawmaker out there. No longer can you take money from the nra. No longer can you fly under the radar doing whatever it is that you want to do because we are coming after you. Reporter students made similar demands across the country and walking out of class. There needs to be serious background checks for people to purchase guns because now its getting out of control. Reporter it seems like they have the country and washington here. The president hosted a listening session at the white house today. The topic, improving school safety. Many ideas that i have, many ideas that other people ask and we are going to pick out the strongest ideas the most important ideas, the ideas that we are working on, were going to get them done. Its not going to be talk like in the past. Reporter President Trump talked about strengthening background checks. He said thats something that will happen. The group at the white house today also discussed the idea of teachers carrying firearms, concealed carry for teachers or other staff members. They also talked about the idea of increasing School Security and mental health. Just hearing those young people talk just heartbreaking and they are so well spoken. Ellison, thank you. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi was in San Francisco today and said that she feels we are at a tipple point when it comes to gun control and safety. These young people have crossed the threshold. We are at a different place, um, because they have been there. Theyve seen it. They have experienced it. Pelosi said she is calling on Speaker Paul Ryan to schedule a vote on a bipartisan background check bill. She also supports lifting a ban on using federal funds to pay for Gun Violence Research at the cdc. In alameda today students are also demanding gun law reforms. More than 50 students walked out of class at alameda high this morning and marched through the city. Some parents joined them Holding Signs that read, enough. And never again. One of the issues the students Want Congress to take up is a ban on assault style weapons like the one used by the teenaged shooter in parkland, florida. Now to santa cruz where police say a fifth Grade Student allegedly planned to harm classmates. Police were called to Bayview Elementary School yesterday because the 11yearold boy was physically acting out and had barricaded him inside a classroom. The student was safely removed from the school. Police say that further investigation found that the boy planned to hurt three students and did have access to a gun at home. In Southern California, Authorities Say they prevented a students plot that could have led to another mass shooting at El Camino High School in whittier. It was a tip from a School Security guard who overheard a student threatening to shoot up the school. Authorities say the student was upset about a dispute with a teacher. Right now they are not releasing his name because he is a minor. He is facing a charge of making criminal threats. Angela aliotopeople were forced out of their homes a year ago by devastating flooding on coyote creek. Eventually 14,000 people had to evacuate. Emergency crews used boats to rescue people stranded by rising floodwaters. A year later officials announced a new partnership with the army corps of engineers to keep it from happening again. Maureen naylor reports. This was all under water. Reporter in the rocksprings neighborhood of san jose, san jose, a new 400foot wall, that and this 500foot berm are two new barriers built along coyote creek to protect the neighborhood from flooding again. Its designed to keep the water in the creek. Reporter this footage shows the night before the flood san jose leaders worried about the creek. Our big concern is water from the anderson dam. We know it will probably hit the peak flow and were concerned about some communities along coyote. Reporter about 14 hours later residents found their streets under water. The flood forced 14,000 residents from their homes and caused 100 million in damage. The city of san jose admitted its communication failed and after criticizing the Santa Clara ValleyWater District for bad creek data projections, the two agencies have since come together. I think the leadership of the mayor, the council, the people, the meeting we have had, the committees, the community, we listened and we are partnered and were committed all of us to do a good job. Reporter the Water District on the anniversary said not only has it built the two new barriers; its kept Anderson Reservoir levels lower this year, removed up to 16 acres of invasive plants which can back up creek flows and added new flood gauges. Out in the river now, we have markers where people can actually see the level of the creek and river. Out in the river we have markers where people can actually see the level of the river, the creek, where its at. Reporter City Council Members say 18 families forced out by the floods still need permanent housing but finding an affordable option has been challenging. Where are we going to go . I dont know. I dont know. I have lived here my whole life. Reporter san jose now has two Alert Systems available including one like an amber alert that could automatically go to cell phone. They also bought portable speakers in the last year and say they can drive through neighborhoods with a recorded message and make announcements in multiple languages but the city says by far, they spoke with residents of the recent Community Meeting and they say in the future, they want to be notified by cell phone. Maureen naylor in san jose tonight, thank you. Up coming up, bay area homelessness after the break. Details on the plan to get people off the streets. We need to do more, more quickly. We are tracking a beautiful sunset out there. But theres a possibility for some more sprinkles or showers or even snow flurries at the Higher Elevations tonight and tomorrow. Also, bart considering a second tube to bring passengers across the bay. Details on the efforts to get this plan on track. And this is the wednesday evening commute sorry. I cant make it. Its just my eczema again, but its fine. Yeah, its fine. You ok . Eczema. Its fine. Hey hi arent you hot . Eczema again . Its fine. I saw something the other day. Eczema exposed. Your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. Maybe you should ask your doctor . Go to eczemaexposed. Com to learn more. When seeds we sow give free their fruit to hands below as thank you for the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani. Com the mayor of californias 11 biggest cities are supporting an effort to combat homelessness. Ken wayne has more from the newsroom. Reporter some of the big city mayors were in sacramento today to ask Governor Brown to sign a bill to allocate 1. 5 billion from the state budget to fight homelessness. Last year census showed almost 135,000 Homeless People statewide. That puts significant pressure on local leaders to use local taxpayer money for homeless programs. City leaders say they need help from the state to address the magnitude and complexity of the issue. Homelessness is the single biggest quality of life challenge we face in our cities. And cities cannot do it alone. We believe if the state of california invests its surplus into addressing this humanitarian crisis, it is californias mayors that will deliver results fastest. Oakland mayor schaaf was the only bay area mayor to attend. She says she is working to help house the almost 2,000 People Living on the streets of oakland. As schaaf mentioned, the 1. 5 billion would come out of the states 6. 1 billion budget surplus. Frank . Ken, thank you. California state senator accused of Sexual Misconduct apologized today to anyone who felt uncomfortable by his behavior. Los angeles area Democratic State senator tony mendoza still denies two of the more serious allegations including one involving a 19yearold female intern. His apology today came one day before fellow state senators will vote to potentially censure, suspend or expel him. Lawyers investigating complaints against tony mendoza found that he likely engaged in unwanted, quote, flirtatious or sexually suggestive behavior with six women he worked with including four subordinates bart is moving forward with plans to study the feasibility of a second tube under the bay. And while the idea sounds great to many people its a huge costly endeavour. As Cristina Rendon reports, the study will look at where the tube would be located and how it would work. Reporter bart says its time to talk about a second tube. So its going to be a huge, huge tremendous effort but its good to start that conversation now. Reporter right now, theres no money to build the project, which is estimated to cost anywhere from 12 billion to 15 billion. Bart will also look at what market the second tube would serve and where it would go. Maybe head south into mission bay and head into alameda over here. Reporter the ceo of Bay Area CouncilJim Wonderman says there are lots of options of connecting the east bay to San Francisco. One idea would connect the future as stadium in oakland to at t park in the city. How do we serve the most people by connecting best to their jobs and housing and other uses that people have for bart recreation. Reporter the study will also look at the Bigger Picture of having other transit agencies use the tube. So things like highspeed rail, capitol corridor, caltrain, we want to have that larger regional discussion so that we really can increase the mobility of the bay area. Reporter plus, bart says having a second tube would double their capacity and give them the option to run trains 24 hours a day. But its a project for the next century. And it will be an absolutely needed project as more and more people use bart and depend on it every day. Reporter and bart says that its important to Start Talking about things like plans and costs now because they expect that current ridership will reach capacity in the current tunnel in the year 2030. Cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. So temperatures today a little warmer than yesterday. I think temperatures tomorrow will be very similar to these temperatures that we had today. Lots of upper or mid50s today. Yesterday was mostly about the low 50s. 58 in morgan hill. Highs tomorrow upper 50s, not upper, mid50s to a few upper 50s so very similar tomorrow. This system is following this system here. They are on the same path as the upper level jet and has the same ingredients, cold air and little moisture. The moisture is out here. Its in the tropics. Its not tapped in up here. So this comes down the pipe late tonight, early tomorrow morning through the afternoon tomorrow. When that happens, there will be a chance for a sprinkle or snow flurry, maybe a thunderstorm. Now, that would be more of a likelihood later on in the day. So well watch that. For most of us, we probably shouldnt see anything. You may see something off in the distance. You see a towering cumulus, i think it will be one of those days. Some of the mountains could see some snow. Current temperatures like that overnight lows tonight not as cold. Well see mid30s for most of the cool spots with a few freezing spots. Most instead of 28 they will be like 33 or 34 tomorrow. So a little warmer overnight. And the chance of a sprinkle tomorrow. With cold weather and blustery weather expected in San Francisco this week the city is expanding the hours that homeless shelters can stay open. The city says outreach teams will be working to identify Homeless People and to try to get them indoors. They will be giving out blankets and offering to give the homeless rides to shelters. An additional shelter for 120 homeless is open south of market now at a rec center and will stay open around the clock until friday morning. Hours vary for other shelters. Putting the brakes on car breakins in San Francisco. Its an especially demic. Coming up next details on the its an epidemic. Coming up, next details on the problem. Spring training in arizona. Well have a report in sports. Also, ahead a Police Department sued over a confrontation between an officer and a skateboarder the lawsuit filed this morning. [ music ] a skateboarder is suing a San FranciscoPolice Officer and the city and county of San Francisco. It happened last summer during the fastest hill bomb contest at dolores park. Cell phone video shows the skateboarder take a nasty spill after colliding with a Police Officer. He says the officer stepped right in front of him on purpose. The teen had a broken ankle, torn knee ligament, sprained wrist and a gash that required 13 stitches. A spokesman for City AttorneyDennis Herrera says the city works hard every day to make San Francisco streets as safe as possible for everyone and people using the streets also have a responsibility to do so properly. San franciscos top prosecutor outlined a new milliondollar plan to fix the citys growing problem of car burglaries. Henry lee says his effort is to reduce car burglary by 20 . Reporter the d. A. Laid out a threepart plan that he said will cut down or car burglaries in the city by 20 . At a news conference, d. A. George gascon said he wants a Million Dollars to fund a dedicated Auto Burglary Task force that will consist of prosecutors, crime analysts and investigators. We need more people. We have one prosecutor doing this work and thats not nearly enough. Reporter the d. A. Also said he has established a 24hour car burglary tip hotline and website for people to report breakins. Its 4155537337. If you have photographs, if you have descriptions of people that you can give us that information, so that we can share it with the police, this is not a replacement for a police report. Reporter gascon said the third part of the plan is to push for people to register their surveillance cameras as part of the citywide network. That way, investigators can capture images and video of suspects. The d. A. Says it will be up to the mayor and board of supervisors to secure funding for the task force. Supervisor jane kim says gascons proposal makes sense. They will get to see a pattern across the city and realize who the big regular offenders are. I would be open to funding a dedicated unit. Reporter gascon says the overall strategy is for Law Enforcement and the community to cooperate in combating car breakins. There were almost 30,000 break ins last year or 3 to 4 per hour. Auto burglaries are an epidemic. Well have to work together. Reporter that means reminding people how to avoid becoming victims. To educate visitors about making sure they are not leaving their belongings in their car, making sure were working with Law Enforcement division. Reporter reaction to gascons plan was mixed. The fact that they are addressing attempting to address the problem, i think, you know, better than sitting on their hands and squabbling. I think the money is better spent elsewhere like dealing with housing. Thats far more important. I mean, having a car is a luxury in this city. But, you know, clearly housing is, too. Reporter within three years, gascon hopes car burglaries will be a manageable problem and not an epidemic. Henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30 is up next, with a potential recall and safety problems affecting cars that are being used for ridesharing services. One of the big reasons for recalls not getting fixed is peoples cavalier attitude toward these recalls. After the break, 2 investigates looks into the possible hazards of cars used for ridesharing and whats being done to fix them. Plus, twitter under fire over a canceled account. The lawsuit just filed by a White Nationalist who says the company is violating his free speech. And one year after the devastating coyote creek flooding how officials in the south bay are working to keep a similar disaster from happening again. Stay with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30 is next. There are seven continents, seven seas, but at Celebrity Cruises, wed argue, more than seven wonders. For a limited time, enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wifi and drinks. Plus savings for everyone in your state room when you book now, during the Celebrity Cruises sail beyond event. At the Marine Mammal center, the environment is everything. We want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. And pg e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. 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Survivors of last weeks Florida School shooting were among those attending a listening session today at the white house. 6 students from parkland and their parents spoke out. President trump said he supports stronger background checks for gun purchases and supporting allowing School Employees to carry concealed firearms. Bart Police Released the full video of the shooting last month. In the video, you can see a handgun fall to the ground. The shooting killed 28year old shaleem tindle. His family says the shooting was an unjustified use of force. The bart police chief says they dont usually share video while an investigation is ongoing. But they wanted to dispel misinformation after the family released a partial video yesterday. The mayors of 11 big cities want money to pay for homelessness coming from the surplus. Census suggests there are about 135,000 Homeless People in the state. The mayors say that puts significant pressure on local leaders to use local taxpayer money for homeless programs and they want the State Government to help ease that burden. Oure watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6 30. Carfax says that there are millions of cars in california rolling around with safety issues and dangerous defects. Many of them are undoubtedly rideshare vehicles that people climb into every day. 2 investigates brooks jarosz is here to expose what could put you at risk. Reporter if you grab an uber, lyft or cab, hear this. Manufacturers data shows there are cars with faulty parts going unfixed sometimes for years. We have launched our own experiment at San Francisco international airport. 2 investigates worked with carfax to randomly test nearly 70 uber and lyft cars, vans and suvs coming and going by entering latest plates. We could see vehicle maintenance logs, safety issues, or any open recalls for defects. What we uncovered is one in six had an unresolved problem with exploding airbags, few leaks leading to fires, or even computer issues disabling Safety Equipment altogether. One of the big reasons for recalls not getting fixed is peoples cavalier attitude towards these recalls and thinking that its no big deal or its not going to happen to them. A pain to go do it. I never do it. Reporter do you worry when people dont get these things fixed and youre getting in the back seat . No. Reporter tonight at 10 00 we confront drivers and ask the companies whats being done to protect passengers. We also dig deeper shifting the focus to 2,000some taxis registered in San Francisco. Well have those results tonight on the ten oclock news and what you can do to make sure your car or the ride you requested is safe before you ever get into it. Brooks jarosz, ktvu fox 2 news. If you have a tip for our 2 investigates team, please contact us. You can email us at 2 investigates at ktvu. Com or you can call 5108740222. A White Nationalist is suing twitter for banning his account. Taylor says the company suspended his account in december. He denies his new Century Foundation advocates violence or associates with groups that do. He says the twitter ban violates free speech protections. So far twitter has no comment. Billy graham died today at the age of 99 at home in north carolina. His family says a private funeral will be next month. Bret baier on the americas pastor. Jesus said theres the broad road to leads to destruction and judgment, and theres the other road that leads to heaven and follow jesus, let him lead you home. Reporter an evangelist who touched tens of millions of called by some the protestant pope. The world was his pulpit. I never dreamed there would ever be a night like this in my night. Reporter billy graham said he first felt the spirit at age 16 after hearing a man preach in charlotte, north carolina. Soon after, he left his familys dairy farm and went to Bible College in florida where he started preaching on the streets of tampa. They have a place there where the saloon keeper threw me out into a ditch and told me never to come back. Reporter he received a warmer reception from ruth bell. The two married in 1943. As their family grew, so did his ministry. There are problems that cannot be solved outside of the person of our lord jesus christ. Reporter crowds began filling stadiums coming to hear a lively new message about jesus christ. I want to tell you about god. Reporter he became a confidante of president s, helping them with their problems. Shall we pray . Reporter he prayed at 7 inaugurations. Although he was asked many times to run for office, graham said he was never tempted. Just wanted to preach. Which he did into his 80s. I have no plans to retire. The lord may have plans. Reporter but parkinsons disease slowed him down. I think god has sent it to me at this age to show me that im totally dependent on him. Reporter with his death his Ministry Officials passes on to his family. His son and daughter. His long active life has come to an end. But his message has not. But if you remember nothing that i say tonight, except one thing, i want you to remember, god loves you. Reporter in washington, bret baier, fox news. Coming up, a dramatic end to a police chase in Southern California after a man under investigation for rape poisons himself with cyanide. Plus, the vote today to remove a controversial statue in San Francisco. Its time for the ultimate sleep number event on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. Does your bed do that . Right now, save 50 on the ultimate limited edition bed. Ends sunday. Visit sleepnumber. Com for a store near you. Strummed guitar you cant experience the Canadian Rockies through a screen. You have to be here, with us. 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Park Officials Say he is possibly carrying a blue backpack as seen in a photo that you dont see here actually. Chow is described as 58 and weighs about 150 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. San franciscos Historic PreservationCommission Voted today to remove a statue from city property. The early day statue shows a native american man on the ground with a missionary and a spanish cowboy standing over him. The statue was dedicated in 1894 and sits in civic center plaza. Last year at an Arts Commission hearing, many people protested that the monument is outdated and offensive to native americans. The Arts Commission is expected to approve the removal of the statue at their meeting next month. The plan is to put the statue into storage. Today marks a year since the floods in the south bay. Bottom line is we are much better prepared than last year. Coming up next, whats being done to keep a similar disaster from happening again. We are waiting for showers to show up. We might see some tomorrow. And well see cool daytime highs. Well talk about that and when you can expect this weekend and beyond. Even if no one in your home smokes, Secondhand Smoke can be closer than you think. Secondhand smoke from a neighbors apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. Secondhand smoke is toxic. Especially to children. Protect your family. Visit tobaccofreeca. Com. On this anniversary of the coyote creek flooding in san jose, one big question remains. Some city and Water District officials made sufficient changes to prevent another disaster. Jesse gary went looking for answers today and shows us what he found. Reporter one year since rocksprings and two other neighborhoods were inundated with water, physical marks remain. A red x, still a haunting symbol of an evacuation site but the searing question on the minds of many san joseans, have the city and Water District learns from mistakes and made needed changes . Bottom line were much better prepared than last year. Reporter analyzing what went wrong february 2017 started before the floodwaters receded. Over the past year, he says the city and the Santa Clara ValleyWater District have taken steps to prevent another disaster. Chief among them is this 70 page action plan that lists threat levels, a line of command and protocols for alerting and evacuating residents. The central problem for us last year was not having a common understanding of the data and not having agreement with the Water District on what was important and when to take action. We have corrected that by collaborating with them. We now have a clear system of watching and warning and preparation for the flood. Reporter he says the trifecta of hightech and High Touch Solutions is in place to notify residents. Emergency alerts can be sent to people in affected areas via their cell phone. Community emergency preparedness. Reporter multiple long range acoustic devices or l rads can be staged or deliver into neighborhoods facing imminent flooding. The omnidirectional speakers can broadcast warnings heard up to a mile away. Last, city staffers will knock on doors if an 11th how many attempt to alert residents is needed. For its part the the Santa Clara ValleyWater District has already changed how much rain water is held in Anderson Reservoir. Last year, historic downpours pushed water over the spillway flooding the coyote creek and eventually rocksprings and Williams Creek neighborhoods and a mobile home park. Since december, the district has released water in the dam keeping capacity at just 25 . The water in there is from last year. So its adequate but its below the capacity. And to make sure it doesnt get over capacity, what would you do . Well, if we get more water, we would release it. Reporter every. Reporter the Water District is in talks with the army corps of engineers about a memorandum of understanding that could be worked out this week and once the ink is dry, will allow the Water District to conduct a 100year flood Feasibility Study using the army corps of engineerss expertise. Its the first step in producing a longterm flood protection project. The district has also continued routine removal of overgrowth in creekbeds and built berms to lessen the chance and impact of floodwaters. I believe people can rest easy. I believe people are prepared. Its like the super bowl. We had game plans and some didnt work as well as we would like but thats why they go back and have continual rehearsals. Reporter some new residents who have moved into rocksprings after the disaster say they are dubious promised fixes will take hold now or in the future. It happened before. I dont know what year it was. It got flooded. They came in to fix it. But they never did. Now, are they being serious this time . Reporter with measurable rainfall a rarity this winter, it may be months before anxious neighbors learn if the proof really is in the plans. On assignment in san jose, im jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. Here were the temperatures from today. We had some 50s, mid50s for the most part. It looked to be warmer than yesterday especially in morgan hill with 58 degrees. Yesterday we had lots of low 50s. Today was mid to upper 50s. Tomorrow mid 50s again. So maybe a little cooler. I dont think it would be warmer about the same maybe cooler tomorrow but tomorrow is a day similar to what we experienced today. And i want to put this in perspective. I keep doing it because i want you to understand the jet stream as best you can. Upperlevel winds like a river of air so if you look straight up you can see this river from underneath. But see what you got here . So here under the ridge you have this record warmth. Its 71 in atlanta now. So when the storms come down the pipe being driven down by the winds, they come down the pipe like this and they are dry and cold. Down here this jet stream is grabbing subtropical moisture from the gulf of california and southern pacific and driving up it to the homeowner and Mississippi Valley so we are seeing flooding especially towards texas and parts of louisiana so its the jet stream, it tells you everything you need to know really. Where its coming from, what is, you know, the orientation of it. Here comes the next weather system here. And again its coming right like this. So its dry, cold, and its weak. Grand, you could say we havent had much weather around here, granted. But these are weather systems. They are just not productive weather systems. We are used to having these types of systems a little further south with more moisture available to them. So live outside, good air quality. Sometimes you get this pattern like this, you get into some spare the air nights and we are not seeing that. We have had a pretty good setup. There are the forecast lows for tomorrow morning. 32 in santa rosa. Not as cold. Heres what the model does. Theres tomorrow morning. Then you see these showers. Theres a chance of a sprinkle. Theres tomorrow afternoon. And friday morning. Friday afternoon. So tomorrow is just sort of like today. Friday, saturday, sunday look good. Then everything switches around as we get into next week. So as you look at the forecast highs for tomorrow, lots of mid50s. Maybe we have an upper 50 down here, 56. Okay. Mid50s. Then the fiveday forecast eday forecast next week looks like more productive weather. These are weather systems but they dont bring us anything. Right now looking clear and dry for the parade saturday night. Thank you. We have sports up next. Be right back. Mark is here now with sports and just not a lot going on. Thank goodness for spring training. The sharks are off. Warriors dont play until tomorrow night and we have spring training baseball. Right . No games yet. But the San Francisco giants and as hard at it down there. As a matter of fact, the exhibition games will start at the end of the week. The giants and that buster posey carrying the pack there, and they are happy to have him in camp with all the other veteran guys and buster at this stage of his career, would like Nothing Better than to contend for another world championship. At least get to the playoffs. And after the 98 losses last year, they could have torn this team down but they went out and they got veterans like andrew mccup mccutchen and Evan Longoria keeping the dream alive. Last year they said we could tear this down and start over but fortunately for us players they believe we can get to where we want to be and we all try to create an environment thats con duesive to winning and people being successful and obviously that didnt happen last year. So i think we have to make adjustments this year and make some changes and figure out how to get back to that. Reporter well see if that happens. I predict buster will have a big year with guys like them in the lineup. They cant pitch around them so much. Could be a big season and they will need it. Meanwhile, at the as camp in mesa, they had a special guest instructor this past week. You know, Rickey Henderson likes to hang out there and dave stewart helping the very young pitching staff of the oakland as and thats something that the as and giants have done a good job of bringing the former players in and partying. David stewart is embracing it. This is a young atmosphere in general. All of these kids are young. And there are no real veteran guys on the team and so, um, you know, for a guy like me, you know, having the opportunity chance to sit down with young kids that are thirsty for knowledge, thats the best situation. The San Antonio Spurs are stable but something is amiss down there right now. And it revolves around their biggest star. That would be Kawhi Leonard. He is cleared medically after a thigh injury but doesnt want to return to the court. And there have been rumors that he is tired of playing for Gregg Popovich down there. His future in doubt but it looks like the spurs are ready to write him off for the rest of the year. You know, um, ill be surprised if he returns this season. We have to move on. The team has to move on. We have to be the best team possible. Are you ready to list him as out for the season . Im ready to say what i just said. And that right there, that attitude is probably why Kawhi Leonard is tiring of playing for that guy. Because thats wearing real thin. Mark cuban, it will be about 1. 50 for us but he was fined 600,000 by the league for basically saying that the Dallas Mavericks best option the rest of the year is to lose. His biggest fine prior was 500,000 when he said one of the refs wasnt capable of managing a dairy queen. Probably had to write a check. When seeds we sow give free their fruit to hands below as thank you for the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani. Com hmm. The problem appears to be unsolvable. Maybe we could run some computer simulations. There are too many variables. It would take forever. Weve got to be missing something. Lets start again. The movie is playing here at 7 20, here at 7 40, here at 8 10 and here at 8 45. All right, these theaters have to be eliminated. Why . Theyre stateoftheart digital projection, 20channel surround sound. Yes, but they have no icee machines. Despite my aggressive letterwriting campaign, i might add. Wwhat about the multiplex here . The seats are terrific. They have twizzlers instead of red vines. No amount of lumbar support can compensate for that. Well, its gonna take at least an hour to eat, and i dont see a sheldonapproved restaurant proximate to a sheldonapproved theater. We could eat after the movie. Unacceptable. The delay would result in tomorrow mornings Bowel Movement occurring at work. Hang on, hang on. Ththeres a 7eleven here