joe vazquez is live at oracle park where the disoriented mountain lion was caught in a net in front of a mission bay building. joe. reporter: not your normal habitat for a mountain lion. this is a pretty densely populated area in san francisco, this is mission bay. you can see oracle park just a block away with the giants play. this is channel street between third and fourth and you can see there are condominiums here, gus mark it on the next corner and right there halfway down the sidewalk, that is for animal control officials were able to capture that mountain lion. reporter: kpix 5 photographer brian kiley captured this moment early this morning. a mountain lion carefully scampering back and forth on a san francisco sidewalk. animal control officials cornered him, then slowly and bravely put a net over him and got him into a cage. they decided not to use a tranquilizer dart because the creature was young, perhaps 10 months to a year old and they were worried the tranqu
rights. the u.s. supreme court ruled today that a landmark civil rights law protects and transgender people from discrimination in employment. the court decided by a 63 vote that a key provision of the civil rights act of 1964 known as title 7 that bars job discrimination because of one also applies to orientation or gender identity with more we go now to kron four s justine waltman she s live in our newsroom with details just team. well this outcome is expected to have a big impact for the over 8 million lgbtq workers across the country and i want you to think about this way until today s ruling it was legal and more than half of the states to fire workers for being bisexual or transgender most states do not protect lgbtq people from workplace, discrimination this ruling is considered a defeat for the trump administration. the white house would argue that the civil rights act did not extend to claims of gender identity and orientation, but the conservative court disagreed.
diablo, the plane is above us, about 100 feet up, but because the brush is about 6 1/2 feet tall, and because of the fog you re not going to see anything up there. rangers tell us that earlier today, the clouds were listed and it was a hiker who discovered the plane not far up the trail, identified a maintenance worker, park rangers have been here since 2:30 this afternoon for the faa says it s a single engine in 20 that was traveling from hayward to lincoln california took off on friday after smashing into the hillside, rangers say [ inaudible ] we did get confirmation from the faa that the pilot is dead, the family member of the pilot had reported the pilot missing today. he did not arrive at his destination at the scheduled time. the corner was out here at this time they have not released the identity of the pilot. on mount diablo, lee martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. think you that live report, this weekend as you can see , we are off to a soggy start today, with chilly and w
for you. let s start with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob? right now we re watching the downpours which were in san francisco this evening, pushing south into san jose and parts of the santa clara valley. to the north, still seeing chilly rain around san francisco. as we switch over to the snow mode on our doppler radar, air temperature plus precipitation, you can see mount diablo starting to see the snow. where we have the colder air dropping into the north bay, mount saint helena. as colder air drops down the coast, the same storm that s brought record snowfall into seattle and to portland, that is the system we ll see tracking our way by morning. as the colder air arrives around mount hamilton, mount diablo, and as we re seeing right now already in the north bay and mount tam locations by tomorrow morning, 2,000 to 3,000 feet that could be seeing snow showers to start the day along with some chilly temperatures in the 30s and 40s. coming up, i ll let you know how much more
charles clifford kron 4 news. (anchor) checking on our forecast with chef meteorologist lawrence karnow.. lawrence karnow: there were a few left over scattered showers today with partly cloudy skies. more clouds are moving in but the rain will hold off until late tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the storm leaving the hawaiian islands. that moisture is taking aim at the bay area. tomorrow will see plenty of clouds bu stay mostly dry. rain will develop late tomorrow night and become very heavy on wednesday morning. flooding is possible as well as damage from very powerful winds. more rain is likely on thursday before turning to showers on thursday and friday. dry weather is now forecast next weekend. (grant) kron4 is always tracking local stories. here s a look at what s going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine)began today..and will last the next three years. kron 4 s will tran talked to some commuters about the change.. . starting today..bart is opening one ho