call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ [laughing] ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy for copd because breathing should be beautiful, all day and night. hi there, thank you for joining us this morning. it is tuesday, march 19th. >> let's get started. >> i think that we take comfort from the fact that our friends and neighbors are here. because this is what the city is all about. >> our san francisco community coming together to remember the lives taken too soon in a heart-breaking crash. they can, you know, have this beautiful environment live with a bunch of other kids who

all get along and they cook together and they eat together and we have created a family environment. >> meet a bridge builder, making it her mission to help troubled teens from going down her same path. every piece of progress that i and that we as a legislature are making, it make me all the more motivated to really get out there and be the change that i wish to see in the world. >> a positive vision for a sustainable future. a bay area company is hoping artificial intelligence can make the difference in the recycling industry. and what a way to cap off a big off-season. say hello to blake snell. the cy young award winner is about to be the newest member of your san francisco giants. >> good morning to all out of. i'm nicole zaloumis and no, hee didn't win the lottery but he is getting paid millions. $60 million plus for two years. that's impressive g. >> can you imagine the pressure there? you better get the wins. good morning, i'm reed cowan. >> giants' fan, hello. big signing alert just saying. that

was exciting. that's really great to hear and it gets me excited and pumped about the season which is right around the corner. let's get a live look outside on this tuesday morning as you grab the can have fee and take a look outside the window from our mark hopkins cam. we've got blanket of fog kind of hanging out over the tippy top of the buildings. but hopefully it will burn off because spring has sprung, jess. >> i know. it's the first day of spring and later tonight just around 8:00, that's when the official spring equinox happens bullet take a look at what's been happening for the last few hour of winter here in the bay area. start off with the cloud layer all the way down into the santa clara valley. clouds holding on tight but not impacting us at the surface level. keep in mind it stands about1,000 feet with salesforce tower and cool and cloudy conditions in san

francisco along the peninsula. here's the blanket of clouds right now. so this low hanging stratus cloud we're going to see that for a little bit longer heading into in next dumb of hours. new there's some localized dense fog up in the north bay. keep that in mind in the early morning hours trying to get to work or school. it will bleed off more this afternoon. the big weather headlines for us this week. for the next couple of days it look just like today. left with sunshine all throughout the rest of the afternoon. and then we're going to have dry conditions until friday that's when the rain returns into the bay area. really it's a mild week for us other than the fact that our pollen count is still relatively high. this was the case over the weekend. we're starting to see drier conditions day-by-day. and while we're in the dry break, we're going to continue to sit in the medium to high category especially in the wednesday and thursday forecast. sensitive to allergies and been noticing that more recently. just take good care of yourself. for now g over to you. all right, thank you. right

to a trouble spot as you head to the bay bridge this morning. unfortunately, this is a deadly crash here is a live look from one of the caltrans cameras. they have that westbound 580 connector to westbound 80 completely shut down. this is right as you head into the maze this morning. this will certainly slow you down as you head towards the bay bridge. so again, this is a fatal crash. one person did die and unfortunately this is going to be under investigation with this closure for at least a couple of those lanes for quite system time. let you know when lanes open up and it's been out there the crash for about 30 minutes at this point. and the backup is pretty significant. it is certainly building and it's early. but as we zoom in you can see it is slow westbound 580 out of oakland backed up almost behind the 980 connector right now as you head over towards the macarthur maze. we'll keep you updated own that. nicole? this morning, a 2-month-old baby still in the hospital after a speeding driver slammed into a san francisco bus stop. striking a family of four. the

dad, 40-year-old diego originally from brazil and another boy died at the scene. the mother died sunday from her injuries. it happened outside the west mortal station and several witnesses saw family thrown in the car after the impact. friends of the family say they were on their way to the san francisco zoo to celebrate the parents' wedding anniversary. since then, memorials have appeared at the street stop. a huge group of people gathered at the crash site last night. some of them in tears to remember the young family. kelsi thorud was there with them. >> reporter: it was a somber gathering. one filled with only the sounds of a soothing piano and the collective grief of strangers supporting a family in mourning. >> i think that we take comfort from the fact that our friends and neighbors are here. because this is what the city is all about. >> this is so incredibly sad. i

mean, all they were doing is going to the zoo. you know? then the little baby still in the hospital. it's just -- it's heart-breaking. >> reporter: nina told me she was actually just up the road when the crash happened. >> and we heard the crash and we heard the sirens. we heard everything. but i didn't expect it to be this tragic. >> reporter: now days later, people want answers and action. both mayor breed and police chief scott attended the vigil and michael boarden who himself was hit by a car in san francisco years ago told me he wants to see both city and state leaders make street safety a priority. >> i'm one of the lucky ones. but -- people who have lost family members and it is just so unnecessary. see the way people are driving on the streets. even in our beautiful neighborhood on -- the lower haight. people just -- they

blow through the stop signs. they're distracted. they do whatever. and it's -- it's so sad. and so unnecessary. and it just breaks my heart for the children. just breaks your heart. >> reporter: police say the woman behind the wheel of the car was 78-year-old mary phoning lau. she was booked on sunday and remains in county jail accused of vehicular manslaughter. reckless driving among other charges. now we still don't know how much about why she was allegedly speeding on the wrong side of the road. da brooke jenkins is asking for patience as her office receives all the information and evidence in the case. she writes in part toxicology results alone can take more than 30 days to obtain and vehicle operating systems will need to be carefully analyzed to determine whether mechanical issues may have played a role. these are just two examples of the continued investigation that must occur and cannot be completed within the 48 hours that we legally have to render a charging decision.

all right, so now comes the community work for safer streets after tragedy and already this morning, the call for strength and safety measures to curb speeding. san francisco reportedly will get cameras that automatically issue speeding tickets. look at this map. there are red marks here and they show where 33 cameras will fire up across the city. we're told each district will get at least two, mainly in areas where speeding is an issue. transit officials are going to hold a meeting today on this very story to give us more details and we'll be there. and anyone driving over 11 miles per hour over the speed limit in front of these cameras will get a fine. just automatically. it's all part of a pilot program from a new statewide law. oakland and san jose will also test the cameras. as soon as we learn where and when, we will let you know. meanwhile a san pablo man accused of killing his wife and mother-in-law facing a judge today. 40-year-old lee and her mother tran have been missing since early september. police say lee's husband phuc vo told

them the women drive to southern california after some sort of family argument. here's the big caveat to that. after spotting him in oakland driving the very car he said his wife had taken south. police arrested him and named him a person of interest. so far no bodies found but police believe vo is responsible for those deaths. okay, so if your telephone service at heap is a landline and you want to keep it. listen up. at&t wants to be relieved of its obligation to provide landline service according to the california public utilities commission. the cpuc is offering two last chances to weigh in on at&t's request. they will hold virtual hearings today at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. critics say it would hurt neighborhoods that already have spotty or nonexistent cell service. some scary moments in the skies from a piece of aluminum falling off plane to another jet losing the wheel on

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international aid groups say people who live in war-torn gaza face the risk of famine this morning. new. n. report claims more than a million people there especially in the northern part of gaza face starvation. meanwhile, president joe biden spoke with israeli the bay area's only primetime newscast at 8:00 and 9:00 p.m., on the all prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the first time in more than a month expressing concern over the up copping ground invasion in gaza. listen. >> president biden asked the prime minister to send a team composed of military and intelligence and humanitarian officials to washington in the coming days. to hear u.s. concerns about israel's current rafah planning. >> all right. and so right now, what we're understanding is that hostages are still being held and president biden continues to express frustration with israel's operation at the same time acknowledging the impact and the progress against hamas whose october attack killed dozens. hamas holds more than 100 hostages and israel offered a six week pause and fighting

in exchange for 40 hostages. nicole? the supreme court weighing in once again on what a texas law that targets the crisis at the border. the high court issued another temporary pause on sb4. a state immigration law that would give local authorities the power to arrest migrants suspected of crossing into the u.s. illegally. the department of justice argues the state law is unconstitutional and oversteps federal immigration law. last night, texas governor greg abbott posted on social media that despite the supreme court's action, quote, texas is still using its authority to arrest illegal immigrants for criminal trespass and other violations of law. live look at sfo this morning. things are running smoothly at the airport. but it was a different story yesterday. engine issues grounded a united airlines flight bound for japan. that flight was delayed for nearly five hours before finally taking off. now this marks at least the tenth incident involving the airline in the past two weeks. earlier this

month another jet heading to japan from sfo actually lost a wheel during takeoff. and in response to recent issues, yesterday united airlines' ceo announced new safety measures. ceo scott kirby sent a letter to its united mileage plus members saying the airline has experienced a number of incidents that are reminders of the importance of safety. he stated while they are all unrelated, the incidents have their attention and sharpened their focus. the ceo said the airline will be reviewing each case to understand what happened adding an extra day of in-person training for all pilots beginning in may, plus a centralized training curriculum for new maintenance technicians and adding more resources to supplier network management. reed? all right, taking a live look right now top of the mark looking east. what a beautiful shot that is. and look at the light there piercing up through the fog. that fog expected to burn off today. and let's bring in jessica burch right now and talk about what people in the city can expect today but first, we have an update on

kind of a -- situation in the snow in tahoe. good morning. >> oh. good morning to you. you know, it's interesting. people have been enjoying the fresh snow in tahoe after the last winter storm. and if we keep rolling i'm going to tell you more about this. recently over in tahoe, there's actually been an interesting story developing especially at sierra-at-tahoe. i'm going to have more on that coming up. but if you are on the ski slopes, this is one of the last things you'd want to actually run into. check this out. over at sierra-at-tahoe at the deresort there. staff members found a large crack similar to a crevasse and hard to tell in the photos but if you actually fell into one of those, it'd be 40 feet of a fall. now the resort closed that side of the run and now they're going to look a lot more into it as they start to fill it in. but it's worth noting that's something really extreme for our friends up in the sierra and many of us during this year and especially with the long extended season with all that snow, we've been wanting to head up there. we've been talking about avalanches and we've been talking about stories like this where we see the crevasses but overall, the ski season has been relatively pleasant in the grand scheme of things. now they're going to

see more snow as we head into this weekend's forecast. but not only them they're going to be dealing with active weather. we're going to be seeing our fair share of it too from the same system. rain returning into the bay area into the friday, saturday and sunday forecast as an area of low pressure sitting well offshore right now in the pacific is still forming. and as it forms it's going to create a large system of rain that's going to build into the bay area. and all throughout california as we head into sunday, monday and tuesday of next week as well. now the reason why i want to bring that up is temperatures are going to drop significantly and we are going to see about an inch of rain on average leading up into the monday forecast. so it's not a huge washout necessarily. we're going to see off and on showers in the next couple of days but that's going to be the case up in the north bay all way down into the santa cruz mountains and they can see over an inch of rain there as well. so lots to talk about with that cold front moving in. like i said temperatures will drop and we're going to see gustier conditions and of course that rain right around the corner but that's friday. we're not even close to that yet. by the way it's only tuesday. good morning by the way. as we wake up and head out the door, it's

pretty cool. it's mild and it's cloudy but later today, we're going to get rid of the clouds and it's going to be a lot sunnier for us. 60s near redwood city and upper 50s into san francisco. 70s and 60s kind of flirting back and forth throughout the east bay and santa clara valley. where that cloud layer is a lot higher compared to some of the friends up along the peninsula. heading into the next seven days, well, we're in for a treat. that rain returns into the bay area but we still have some dry days ahead of us so really take advantage of this. whether you are heading out to the parks, whether you want to celebrate the first day of spring today in style by just taking nice walk around your local areas. we are expecting 70s in our inland areas today and tomorrow. spring equinox happens later tonight around 8:00 p.m. so if you don't want to celebrate today, tomorrow is going to be a beautiful sunny day to do so. a little bit more clouds though for the friends along the bay and that's the case really as we gear up and get ready for the cold front moves in. temperatures will eventually drop in the 50s. keep you updated on that. for now g how are the roads looking? rough start to the tuesday morning drive. unfortunately. we are monitoring a situation where someone has died in the

crash. you are looking live at one of the caltrans cameras. this is at westbound 580 connector as you head over into the maze. getting towards westbound 80. maybe heading towards the bay bridge this morning. you can see there's only one lane available for traffic to sort of squeeze through there into that oakland area. if you are in those left lanes those are completely shut down at least a couple of them. and this has been out there for almost an hour now. it happened at about 4:30 this morning. three cars involved in the crash and tow crews are on scene but still a lot of activity there and there's an investigation because this is a deadly crash where one person did die. so unfortunately, it's going to be -- take a little time for all lanes to open up there. still quite early for the morning commute and that will ease up traffic as you head through there. lanes are open in some spots so you are bottlenecking as you work your way on the westbound side of 580 but in the meantime see some brake lights at least from 980 as you head through there. so a bit of a slow commute this morning as you work towards the bay bridge. because of that accident. we will keep an eye on that and

another part of 580 where we're tracking the slow ride is the commute from tracy into the altamont pass. past north flynn it opens up nicely the rest of the way to the dublin interchange. nicole? time now 5:19. i think he would call him a game changer for the giants. but is it enough to win the nl west? gianna and i debate a big addition to the bay in this morning's "it's game time: unfiltered." you can bet at this time in the morning we know our way to san jose and there wasn't that a fast trip? we're going to be talking about the fog which understandably is sort of casting a meh over your tuesday morning but guess what it's going to burn off and we'll be through the day and it's a hop and skip and jump to the weekend. see, we're already getting you there. we'll be right back.

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welcome back on a tuesday morning. faking a live look outside right now and you can see beautiful lights dotting the skyline and the horizon. we wish you a good morning and it's 5:23. okay. so as we await the sunrise have you filled out the bracket jet? about 50 million others are going to do the same thing this morning. the action gets going today with a play-in round in the men's ncaa tournament. so eight teams will look the make the first round over the next two days but the real fun starts on -- let's see here. let's move up here. thursday. and friday. with the round of 64. it's just the start of a three week long sprint to the finish line here and you can see how your picks stack up against ours in our bracket challenge. there's a $1,000 grand prize for jumping in and playing along with us and register by heading to our website. kpix.com. i just filled mine out. gianna. >> well. good luck. you are going to need it. [ laughter ] baseball season is less than two weeks away and the

giants announced they are parting ways with longtime p. a. announcer brooks moon. she has been the voice of the team since oracle park opened in 2000. they will name the booth after brookes moon in a ceremony later this season. no word yet on her replacement. she thanked the fans for wrapping her up with a big hug and said it was the honor of a lifetime to serve as public address announcer. i mean, end of an era. >> i know. she is a legend. well, "it's game time: unfiltered" on this tuesday morning. and the giants are making some other big news. we're less than two weeks away from opening day. and san francisco just added the reigning national league cy young winner. the giants agreed to two year, $62 million deal with blake snell. left-hander was a free agent after his big year with the padres. now he's reunited with manager bob melvin who was his skipper in san diego. and on paper, it's turned out to be a really good

off-season for the giants. they've also added former cy young winner robbie ray who should return in the middle of the season after tommy john surgery. jordan hicks will also join the rotation. and then you have the additions of jorge soler and hu lee and matt chapman but the big question is where does this put the giants? i mean, do they have a chance to win it all? terms of where they stand. >> i think they're going to be very competitive in the nl west at this point but what a great decision. mine outside of the rockies, giants, padres are looking good. dodgers and of course the d-backs going to the world series last year. i feel like this is -- great for the giants and fans because it -- i mean, i'm going to be honest, nicole. i wasn't that excited because i was not feeling thrilled about some of the signings. they were good. but this one gets me -- hyped. this gets me excited and this gets me ready and it's a cy young award winner who had a bit of a resurgence and ready and hungry to keep going.

>> i'm going to base it off what my 14-year-old said. he said he's old. he is a d-backs fan so keep that in mind. but he's 31 years old and he's been on the ir seven times in his eight seasons. he has some shoulder issues. he has some elbow issues. and he walks a lot of batters. when i say a lot. the most in the league. however, he strands them. so you know, he has a low e.r.a.. and he -- gets himself out of a jam. and i think anytime you add a cy young winner to the rotation, you have the one-two punch, giants should be good. >> worth the money. >> i think so. it's like monopoly money. i don't know. >> i want some of that. where's the lottery. all right, some of you might be worried about the negative effects of ai but this bay area company wants to change your mind. the robot that could help protect the planet. and then later, recognizing a bridge builder in our san francisco community. meet the woman helping trou

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>> brackets. >> bracket. what did i say. >> it is brackets for us. we have a couple that we're working with right now. but it's the same bracket, jessica. >> i love that sports talk from reed though. it's really -- been fun. >> when i said brackets and then she said bracket and i was like oh lord. i didn't say it right. >> no, you got it right. we're all over place and jess, who did you choose to win it all? >> why do i have to say it again? nevada. now i feel dumb. >> home means nevada. >> never know. >> but then i also learned what seeds were yesterday and i realized okay. maybe i need to restrategize. but anyway let's take a quick look at what's going on outside for us here in the bay area. just like yesterday morning we're starting off cool and cloudy all throughout the bay area. the clouds turned on on the virtual reality map and right now in the santa clara valley, that cloud layer is a lot higher compared to some of our friends in san francisco. where it's closer to around 1,000 feet. now it's not fog if it doesn't start at the surface level. keep that in mind. but we do have some patchy fog up in the north bay especially in the valley areas closer to napa and sonoma. so take it slow out there as you are heading out to

work, to school this morning. especially if you do encounter low visibility. here's what we're looking at as we head into the next couple of days. today, tomorrow, all the way into the wednesday and thursday forecast. wednesday into thursday forecast. we're expecting a very similar setup. cool, cloudy conditions in the morning. that cloud layer starts to bleed off in the afternoon and just like yesterday, we're going to see some sunshine in our inland areas and that cloud still laying kind of close to the coastline into the afternoon and evening hours. now as we head into our friday forecast, that's when we see a big shift in the forecast for us where rain returns into the bay area and ending this dry break and that's kind of the reason why as we take a look at the pollen count it jumps from the high category for thursday down into a medium category just by friday and continue to see improvements as we head into the weekend forecast. as wet conditions really change up this dry brittle air that we have right now and of course all that pollen just whipping around. it hasn't been nice recently. especially this past weekend where we stayed in that high category all weekend long. but this upcoming weekend it's going to look a lot different. like i said rainier conditions

around the corner for us. i'm going to time out the some coming up in the first alert forecast. for now over to you, g. let's talk about the crash, westbound 580 connecting on the 80 heading to the bay bridge. two left lanes are still blocked this morning and traffic is just kind of working its way throughbottlenecking in the right lane. this is a snapshot from one of the caltrans cameras moments ago and you can see there's still a lot of activity. unfortunately, one person died in this crash. there's an investigation under way that's why things are still closed through there. and until they clear the cars out of the roadway, it's going to take some time. but tow crews are on scene. that backup is pretty significant. well beyond that 980 connector at this point. if you are headed westbound on 580 getting to the bay bridge, i would recommend using 880 instead because of that backup. reed? well, good morning to our friends in oakland where your mayor sheng thao says progress is happening over in thehegenberger to combat crime. so we wanted to know what you the people of oakland think.

our john ramos asked and you responded. as mayor facing a possible recall over the issue of crime, sheng thao gathered a friendly group to talk about what's happening on hegenberger road. >> i have to say that mayor sheng thao has stepped up more than any other mayor for -- to bring the resources and the attention to this vital corridor. thank you. >> yes. [ applause ] >> reporter: but the story of hegenberger has been pretty bad lately. next week, in-n-out burger will close a restaurant for the first time in its history. denny's has been shuttered for a while now. and many of the fast food franchises no longer accept cash or allow sit-down dining. >> also this -- a lot of these buildings, the officers are closed and a lot of the restaurants are closed now because of all the crime. they don't want anyone inside. >> reporter: linda grant is

part of a recently created street ambassador program. it's one of the programs touted by the mayor as making a difference in the area along with stepped up police patrols. and on this day, mayor thao was feeling pretty upbeat about where things were heading. >> so what we're seeing is that our crime rates, they are trending downwards and i think that this is only going to improve. the numbers are only going to improve and continue to trend downwards. because we are continuously working together. >> reporter: but vincent johnson, who is the dispatch manager for the ambassadors, has a different view of hegenberger. >> it's a hot mess. it's tore up. it's ridiculous. there's nothing there. it's all gone. there's nothing there no more. it's over. it's totally over. >> reporter: and he doesn't share the mayor's optimistic view of the future. really getting better in your view? >> well, somewhat. but it's -- all the homelessness. you got a whole bunch of homeless encampments around you, what do

you expect to happen? what's going to happen. they're going to steal. there's no jobs, no money, there's no nothing. you take all the vitality away. what happens? everything leaves. >> reporter: to be fair, there's probably little that mayor thao can do about homelessness. but crime is something that people are getting fed up with. no new fishtives were announced but mayor is hoping that people will believe data over what they're seeing with their own eyes. >> working together it's a good example of good governance and we're going to keep moving that forward and pushing that thread. >> reporter: if she cant, it may be the thread her job hangs on. >> well, it's not only citizens sounding off and businesses too. a literal sign of the times at some businesses there. sandwich boards and signs with a warning. don't leave valuables in your car. crime in oakland is one of the reasons that critics are trying to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. but her supporters say there's evidence of a widespread fraud in the efforts to oust her.

they point out that some of the signature gatherers were hired from out of state something runs afoul of the country charter price says. on top of that they add petition forms were left unattended. leaving them at the risk of being tampered with. [ inaudible ] >> that's been organized by outside forces outside the county and outside california even. and those that are in alameda county, that are paying for this campaign, are not part of the community that is trying to do justice. >> the da's supporters say the recall effort is funded by wealthy people who don't even live in alameda county. well we're on the last leg of the district 16 race and now just down to who will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in the runoff election. simitian is in second place but just 17 votes behind evan low. word is san mateo county may have about two dozen

votes to still count and santa clara county still has some 1200. top two move on to the november general elections and we will continue to follow updates. >> that is close call there. recycling plays an important role in protecting the planet while people celebrated global recycling they yesterday we keep in mind the process isn't always perfect. but a san francisco company is using ai technology to improve it and loureen ayyoub shows us how it could be a game changer for the industry. >> reporter: it's not just trash. it's organized trash. and in the world of recycling, that means everything. rebecca hu alongside her co-founder malik has created an innovative way to reduce waste using robotic ai sensors. entitled glacier, rebecca's creation makes it easier for recycling infrastructures to recover more items that might have ended up in landfill or in oceans. >> the idea for glacier came

about four, five years ago. and it was actually directly a result of a lot of the headlines in the news that we were seeing around the climate crisis. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the headlines that spoke to rebecca's heart. growing up as a first generation american, rebecca has always been more mindful of waste. and very confused with the society fixated on hyperconsumption. >> my parents are actually immigrants from china. and so i was raised with a very particular mentality towards waste. and in particular, you know, reduced, reuse reissuabling was a constant mantra in the household. the instinct was never to just toss it out. always wash it out and then use it as a storage container for some other purpose. >> reporter: rebecca took the values to the lab and her upbringing here and now her resigning tool is being used not just in the bay area home

but all also throughout the nation. from new jersey to arizona and more. and studies show currently only 21% of recyclable material is captured. according to uc berkeley's professor o'neill. conservation efforts in the u.s. remain urgent. >> still struggling in the terms of building new recycling facilities and getting people on board with recycling. so i feel like in many ways, we're still kind of stuck in where we were a few years ago. >> reporter: which is why rebecca says her mission is so critical. >> we want to design something that is immediately andfundamentally useful to all of the biggest players within the circular economy. >> reporter: her effective waste management solution even caught the eye of amazon and also pendended up being one of her customers utilizing their invention on their own packaging. >> we have lived on the front lines of trying to fix the challenges in packaging for decades and it's rare to find an individual like rebecca.

>> reporter: now an inspiration to her growing startup team and she has hired a diverse team of men and women who all share a passion for treating the planet well. >> every piece of progress that i and that we as glacier are making, it makes me all the more motivated to really get out there and be the change that i wish to see in the world. >> reporter: the kind of change that can benefit the whole wild world. >> the a irobot can identify more than 30 different materials pick up 45 items a minute and also sort items like grocery and trash bags which can be difficult to sort through with traditional screening technology. time now 5:40. continuing our discussion of artificial intelligence. why ai is all the talk at the san jose convention center right now. but before we head to break, take a listen. ♪ in times like these you need to

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off in san jose this week. nvidia welcomed industry leaders and researchers at s.a.p. center with a big announcement. looking live at the san jose convention center, where the conference moves for the next three days. the ceo introduced the company's new ai chip yesterday. the san jose based company also unveiled new software tools and robots. they have been the hottest tech company this past year and as the week goes on we may have more big news out of the conference. g? all right, check this out. another powerball drawing passes by without a winner. the jackpot now at $697 million. the lump sum payment is around $327 million. it's not a bad deal. right? well, here's the winning numbers from last night. 10, 17, 20, 38, 44 and red powerball is 16 is. the next drawing is tomorrow night. and it's not too late to buy a ticket for the mega millions jackpot. the drawing for that one is on tap for tonight and that jackpot just keeps

climbing. right now, it is around $875 million. that is the sixth largest prize in the game's history. the top of the mark and you climb the stairs this morning, you can think of it all of the money and how you would spend it. maybe go to social media and let us know what you would do. use the #kpix. we love to hear you dream right there with us. okay. so let's talk to jess right now about the weather. is this fog going to burn off and by what time? because i'm going to hold you to it. jess. >> you know as we head into in next couple of hours just like yesterday we start to see it slowly bleed off and we're left with sunshine in the afternoon throughout most of the inland areas, cool and cloudy along the coastline and take a while for that to really develop but taking a look at the daytime highs today. it's going to be another pleasant day for us especially off in the east bay. once that cloud layer really pulls back we're left with sunny skies near livermore and all the way up into antioch and concord. just around that lunchtime hour, and that's going to last as we head into the evening hours tonight before that blanket of clouds returns into the bay area to set us up for tomorrow morning. now we're sitting in

the 70s for the daytime highs down near san jose and 60s in the forecast near redwood city. upper 50s in san francisco this afternoon. kind of get back to average. day-by-day we're going to get a little bit cooler as we head into our weekend forecast. but when we drop this and show what you the -- our weather is looking like actually as we med in the next couple of days. stay dries dry for us today and tomorrow lasting into the thursday afternoon a. area of low pressure moves in friday and a cold front for us actually here in the bay area. not only cooler weather but a series of showers too ending the little dry break and actually kicking off the first week of spring with more rain right around the corner. but that system is still sitting well offshore right now. here's where we're at right now here in the bay. the pacific there's the system moving in that's slow gritting miranda rule energy day-by-day. friday, saturday and sunday and monday forecast. not only bringing us rain here in the

bay area, but that's also bringing in plenty of snow to the sierra too. that system dies down as we head into earl application week but we are going to keeping a close eye on the rainfall totals because right now so far out it's kind of hard to tell how much we can actually get in total until next monday. averaging an inch in the north bay and inch near ben lomond with less impressive numbers in communities like the east bay and of course the santa clara valley too. but next seven days, this week's forecast seeing 70s slowly turning into 60s once system moves in and the sunny and partly cloudy skies we're going to see are going to turn into rain clouds widespread throughout the bay area. inland spots from friday lasting into early next week. g, how are the roads looking on this beautiful tuesday morning. a rough start to the commute heading to the bay bridge this morning. we're following an accident that happened at about 4:30. so just over an hour ago. this is westbound 580 as you connect on

to westbound 80 and a lot of activity there on scene and unfortunately this is a deadly crash. one person did die in the accident and be careful on the freeways as you commute out and about. and i know everyone wants to get to work safely or home to your loved ones as well. so just be cautious out there. unfortunately, this is causing a closure as you head westbound heading over towards the bay bridge. traffic you can see is just squeezing by in that one lane there. they have two lanes at least shut down for now. they may shut down all lanes depends on how they need to clear the vehicles of it way. you have crews on scene and of course the investigation. this is going to take some time taking westbound 580 this morning. you have other options and you can use north 880 instead headed to the bay bridge. that might save you some minutes and still quite early for the commute and we don't see that bulk of traffic. doesn't really get crowded until little closer to 6:30 or 7:00. so we will keep a close eye on that. but as far as traffic at the bridge itself it's a little lighter because of this crash. reed? all right. so we see and

celebrate bridge builders connecting communities this morning. as we look live at treasure island. and the story of a woman with a difficult past going above and beyond to help troubled teens where we live. we're talking about real work and real results and real young lives. kenny choi introduces us to nathan pitman learning the life-changing values of accountability and opportunity from the relentless love of this teacher. >> reporter: without hesitation, nathan pittman flows freely among classmates in a theater class he once never would have joined. >> to be in oakland, being your true self and being comfortable with being your true self-of. >> reporter: a very different side to the 18-year-old who not long ago was quickly spiraling down a dark path. >> some of the fights i ended up hurting the kids real bad and i was arrested for it. >> reporter: pleas to change course and a timely introduction to terry delaney, the founder of life learning academy on treasure island,

became a turning point. >> i knew he had some challenges from his past. but he has this -- leadership warmth. >> the truth hits you hard. like where -- where somebody notices your -- like where you are going before you are there. >> reporter: delaney intimately know what is it's lightning living on the streets and where that often leads. >> running away at 13. at age 14, i had a needle in my arm. from 14 to 20, i was a heroin addict. >> reporter: she turned her life around through recovery at the delancey street foundation in san francisco. her focus now centers around at risk high school students. >> basically, what you will find in their background is a youth life full of trauma, violence, running away, et cetera. >> reporter: the on campus dorm is home to those in dire need of a safe, supervised space. she initiated the years long endeavor after a student died off-campus of a burst appendix with no medical attention and

no parents in her life. like many students at the school. >> they can, you know, have this beautiful environment. live with a bunch of other kids who all get along and they cook together and they eat together and we have created a family environment. >> reporter: its culinary class brings some 60 students together for daily meals as they take turns in the kitchen. >> it's like diving you know. put under pressure and a lot of things happen and at the end of the results, after two hours, it's beautiful. beautiful meal. >> reporter: the public charter school under san francisco unified school district has also added three new apartments to its transitional housing program for graduates. >> really important to me not to just say, oh, we give all these kids everything. we will give you anything you need but you are going to earn it. and when you earn it, you are going to feel proud of yourself. and that's what will make you want to keep it. >> reporter: instead of paying rent, graduates are required to deposit one-third of the paycheck into a savings account and that's what nathan will

soon da later this year. >> i had a hard up coming and i'm glad i turned it around. >> reporter: not just a dorm or apartment that's changed nathan's path. >> love. that's what i felt when i was here. i felt love. >> reporter: a word everyone knows, but so many are searching to experience and change the course of their lives. just like that sign says you are so loved. time is 5:52. taking a live look outside from our black mountain cam. looks like bit of fog out there this morning. but before we head to break, let's get to some more music. ♪ go around the world, i found my girl, on my way, i have been this way ♪ ♪ >> what combination, foo fighters with jimmy page and john paul jones from led zeppelin years ago. the pit stop during the summer in the bay area. we'll tell you where when we come right >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project.

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