pure. it s already mixed with 15% of water from peninsula reservoirs. the ground water would add another 2%. we thought we were drinking pure hetch hetchy all along. we weren t. for some people it s going to be even less pure hetch hetchy water it turns out. i would not call it less pure. this is high quality water. if you look at the hetch hetchy supply, let me tell you, occasionally you find deer walking across the creek. you find bears walking across the creeks leading to hetch hetchy. reporter: but they don t drain the reservoirs. plans have been in the works for years too add this ground water to hetch hetchy water. they have been sped up because of the drought. reporting live in san francisco, don knapp kpix 5. chief meteorologist paul deanno is in half moon bay tonight and says rain is on the way. paul. yeah, much-needed rainfall. we are still in a severe to exceptional drought throughout much of the state of california. we have a little bit of leaf over the
pam: investigators say. the shots that killed officer tom smith came from another officer. pam: it happened at the park sierra apartments at iron horse trail. in dublin. we have live team coverage tonight. pam: kron 4 s j-r stone is live at the hospital. with new victim. pam: coverage. outside the eden medical center in castro valley. where the officer was taken. pam: about the fallen bart reporter:here s a map showing whereit s near where 580 and 680 come together in the city of diblin. the officers were conducting the probation check at the park sierra apartment complex at iron horse regional trail. reporter: smith brothers seen here is also a officer. he says tom was a good man and fact he was just talking with him about retirement plans last weekend. he is survived by his wife and his six year-old daughter. condolences go out to be immediate family friends and the extended dark family. bart family we tax that everyone please give us a chance to catch o
i m james fletcher. would start the weather with a look at our forecast. erica: that s right week a desperately use some rain around here and i have them looking at some of the models of looks like we are rolling off with a dry weather until probably the end of the january. i really don t think we will see any rain. is probably not going to be until the first week of february that we will actually see some scattered showers and what we re looking for is for the light and nature. it s not gonna be the big washout it will not stimulate much. in the meantime talking about unseasonably mild weather. for the past couple of days we ve seen 70s a record- breaking highs it looks like we will see that yet again today. in terms of our temperatures it s pretty cold up there. santaring just ae freezing mark. but in my leaving the house in livermore. we are waking up to mostly clear skies with the exception of the south bay. if you had called moving there. into the afternoon, 45 60s and
cause this morning on the kron 4 morning news. for the first time in the agency s history, a bart police officer is shot and killed in the line of duty. and in this case. he was shot by a fellow officer. we have late details on the shooting. the emotional reaction from those close to the officer. and the investigation. and while some eastern parts of the country has dealing with winter weather, back here in the bay area we are seeing summer like conditions. we ll get a check of the forecast with erica, next. good morning everyone i m darya folsom. and i m james fletcher. it s seven a-m. george: erica: taking a look at temperatures right now we are below freezing in santa rosa. and mainly. temperatures a little bit cooler than 24 hours ago. bill sinclair conditions on satellites and radar and as we head into the afternoon expect 60s by lunch time. think of the record-breaking highs. hit now to our team coverage this morning.of a bart police officer.shot and killed by anoth
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