joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> another chilly night out there. this is a live look in san francisco. and some part of the bay area are bee row freezing -- below freezing. in pleasanton, we spotted some folks walking outside, they were bundled up. >> santa rosa, few other places in the bay area are getting into dangerous freeze warning territory, although none are posted. oakland, 44, live more, within 3 of freezing, and santa rosa within a degree of freezing. in terms of how low we'll go, 29 in santa rosa, 29 for fairfield, and 29 at concord, so plenty cold for tonight, and yet a little of a warming trend on tamp, which we will cover in the forecast, and the next chance of rain, if we can spot it. >> we'll see you then. >>> two families are grieving tonight after a deadly car crash in santa hose, and police believe alcohol was a factor. early yesterday, a woman who may have been drunk veered across the median on capitol expressway, and hit another car head on. that woman and a teenager in the other car were both killed. betty yu says people who knew the driver are acknowledging she w

joe vasquez on why some are putting the blame on ride share companies. >> reporter: the streets of san francisco are seriously snarled. >> he have day it's congested, all day. >> reporter: the transportation agency says all this traffic is bus of all those unmarked cars giving people rides. >> usual better, it's like -- uber, it's like every car. >> interestthere might be up to 45,000 drivers for uber and lyft. >> and taxis? >> we have about -- >> that's insane. >> reporter: the number could grow, the california public utility economist is considering a rule that with alou uber and lyft to use rental cars, but they say, wait a minute. when the ubers and lyfts, transportation network companies first came out, they insisted they shouldn't have to follow the same rules and regulations of tax taxis, because they are driving their own cars. >> we have to go through a review, and yet conversely, they can add thousands upon thousands of uber and lyfts to the streets with no environmental review. >> reporter: since one study shows and fran that is the third -- san francisco has the third worst

joe vasquez spoke to warehouse tenants. >> i was asleep in the back and i woke up to smoke and an entire wall on fire. >> reporter: carmen lived at the warehouse and escaped only with the clothes on her back. >> i was dreaming when i put on my coat and all of that smoke. it's when i woke up on the sidewalk and seeing like everything like this orange wall of fire, it was -- i don't know, it felt like seeing a monster. >> 15 feet of flames getting into my loft and being hit in the face with black smoke that i was immediately, like, blinded by. >> reporter: nicki also lived inside and also escaped the flames. she said she and other residents immediately began giving instructions to help people who were trapped. >> everyone get down, you know, get down, get down, as low to the ground, get below the smoke and trying to get people out and actually getting outside and realizing there are no fire trucks here yet. there was nobody here. >> nicki said she printed to the fire house a block -- sprinted to the fire house a block away, and carmen said overwhelmed residents said people were trying to p

in oakland i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> a live look now towards san francisco, we are in store for another chilly night in the bay area. >> brian hackney alongside for chief meteorologist paul deanno tonight. >> we're not showing you frost and freeze advisories because they were lifted yesterday. tonight we will be below freezing at santa rosa, at freezing in livermore and fairfield. the bad news, though, air quality forecast is second day in a row spare the air alerts posted for unhealthful levels of pollutants in the north bay. so the temperatures come down to freezing tonight, something else going to be come down by friday. we'll have the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> our water supply got an impressive boost from the biggest storm of the season. check it out. after last week's drenching many reservoirs are now above average which is a huge difference from last year. >>> the soggy ground may have contributed to a massive eucalyptus tree come down near the golden gate bridge on veterans boulevard right before the macarthur tunnel and san francisco's presidio. the chp raced