hikers and joggers could go as fast as they wanted, bikers to do with a wanted. people on our tours travel an average of 4.5 miles per hour around angels island. if anyone was riding on safe, they were warned. if they continued, they were taken off the tour. supervisor mar: thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. catherine howard. golden gate preservation alliance. i want to clear up an implication in the early testimony by rec and parks. we do not support segways in golden gate park. 2 rec and park, i want to say, please stop doing this sort of thing. there are problems with segways in golden gate park. our main complaint has been with the music concourse. segways would join food trucks and future bicycle rental of vendors. you probably do not know about that. segways and bicycles will use the area behind a band shell for training and practice. this means that banks and segways will be visible behind performances. this will be distracting. in addition, with all of this going on, there will be a danger in the backstage area. there are performances, there are man

there's a lot of bikers, joggers, walkers. this is a community that likes to do this sort of thing. >>> time now 6:45. there will be an autopsy for the teen who collapsed on the court and later died. he just made the game winning shot to tend undefeated season. he collapsed shortly after this photo you're looking at was taken. paramedics performed cpr but the young man later died at the hospital. the cause of death has not been determined. he is the second student to die in the last 14 months. just last january a wrestler had a seizure at home hours after a match and later died. >>> a retired fbi agent who vanished four years ago in iran is now believed to be alive. last night secretary of state hillary clinton said there's evidence that robert levinson is somewhere in southwest asia. it's believed the government captured him in 2007. his family said he was in the country working as a private detective. efforts to get him out of iran may be underway now. police are trying to determine if dale smith's wife had anything to do wi

the embarcadero was closed to traffic -- so runners, skaters and bikers could enjoy

. >>> a new warning for bikers, workers after a violent attack by a man wearing a mask. it happened wednesday night before 8:30 in san anlmo. a man wearing a ski mask snuck up behind a woman while she was jogging and yanked her to the ground. that's when the victim says that the man demanded money. the woman told the map she didn't have anything leading the man to attack her with a small knife and a rock. the attack is forcing some neighbors to change their routines. >> two days, i like to walk on my own. but i may change things. >> there are a few details on the attacker, only that he is about six feet tall. >>> cal tran is getting helping from the santa clara authorities. five resolutions were voted on that would provide support to caltrain. caltrain tee chaired a fiscal emergency. caltrain does not have its open dedicated source of money and depends on money from other transit agencies. >>> it is beginning to feel like spring outside our doors this afternoon. giving you a live look from the estuary. we have mostly sunny skies and mostly cloudy skies depending upon whe

but if you had your way would you do an outright ban on bikers with dogs?n that but but to err on the safe side, i think that's the way do it yes. >> reporter: now, the city did not go to that extreme but said it tried to find a balance in its new rules, which include a 6-foot leash maximum down from the current maximum of 20 feet. the fir offense would be a warning, following by a $100 and then $200 fine for second and third offenses. anyone with a dog on the trail has to stay to the right on the trail. the city council meeting is scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon. >> kiet, thank you. kiet do in san jose. >>> the power is back only for some people in oakland this morning. but not after quite a fireworks display. watch. this outage was reported at kennedy and frederick at midnight last night. four customers are still without power. it should be restored by noon. the outage may have been caused by equipment failure. quite a show. >>> 5:37. let's go back to julie and elizabeth to find out what's happening with our forecast and traffic. first up, another nice

2009 incident in which a woman died from injuries after getting caught in the leash that a mountain biker was using to run his two dogs alongside him. the leash only applies to trails and not open spaces. >>> coming up, thousands of women taking wal-mart to court. workers who say their careers suffered and why some say it's not a fair legal fight. >> a bay area family takes place in a food experiment. the amazing thing that happened after just a few days. to cap ordeal on ta >>> and buried alive in several feet of snow. how one northern california snow board managed to capture that entire ordeal on tape. >>> yes, and all that snow, now all that sunshine in your forecast. two days of near or record warmth expected. now the day that will be the warmest and the price we'll have to pay as a result. pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues. ,, in the bay area 10 years ago is now before the supreme court. >>> a sex dediscrimination lawsuit that began in the bay area ten years ago is now before the u.s. supreme court. high court heard arguments today on a class action lawsuit on behalf of

oak is a major artery through this city for bikers and cars. we have already seen at the of arco station, the massive nightmare that has been a bike lane over there. there were months of protests and an organization formed in order for this problem to be addressed. i do not want to have to wait until there is an organization to address whether or not traffic is going to be impacted by this. the san francisco bicycle coalition is connecting with the city master plan and has proposed a city -- has proposed a bike lane to run on oak in front of that chase bank where we could have lines of cars waiting to get in. this is a major hazard to the city, potentially, and we're not even asking for chase to be blocked from moving in, we're just asking for the community to have an opportunity to weigh in on this issue. thank you very much for taking the time to let our verses -- let our voices be heard. president olague: any additional general public comment? seeing none, general public comment is closed. commissioner moore: i have a number of things, if i

. >> reporter: a fitness fanatic and competitive biker, retired banker santiago iglesias loves to spend down time listening to, and reading up on, his jazz heroes. >> the miami jazz festival did a show celebrating miles. >> reporter: but the music died for iglesias recently, and his world nearly collapsed when he discovered he was a victim of identity theft. >> i felt totally violated that somebody had really taken my good name, my good credit and had done horrendous things. >> reporter: a cyber thief stole iglesias's social security number, threatened his credit and exposed him to thousands of dollars in taxes by filing a bogus income tax return in maryland. the guy claimed full refund, and the state gave it to him. so they're coming after me for $2,600 balance due, including the tax, interest and penalty. >> reporter: iglesias isn't alone in his misery, according to the federal trade commission, last year identity theft topped the list by a wide margin of all consumer complaints nationwide. as much he enjoys the florida climate and endless bike diversions, iglesias is living in the ep

2009 incident in which a woman died from injuries after getting caught in the leash that a mountain bikerrun his two dogs alongside him. the leash only applies to trails and not open spaces. >>> coming up, thousands of women taking wal-mart to court. workers who say their careers suffered and why some say it's not a fair legal fight. >> a bay area family takes place in a food experiment. the amazing thing that happened after just a few days. to cap e ordeal on ta >>> and buried alive in several feet of snow. how one northern california snow board managed to capture that entire ordeal on tape. >>> yes, and all that snow, now all that sunshine in your forecast. two days of near or record warmth expected. now the day that will be the now the day that will be the warmest and the price we'll ,,,, [ sternly ] come on vincent, turn on your webcam. that's okay. please, vincent. i just don't feel like meeting in video today. turn it on. today's not a video kind of day... [ impatiently ] vincent willem van gogh! [ reluctantly ] ...fine. [ embarrassed ] ...trying to cut...my own hair... silly. ♪ in

the embarcadero is shut, the strollers and runners, skaters and bikers coen joy the water front withoutourth year of the program. >>> interesting, linda is in santa cruz, gorgeous there. i was driving through some rain, some sunshine, and that. >> that is what we're gonna see. the showers around the bay area, more of that going to continue throughout the night tonight and the better part of the day tomorrow. you may get some clearer skies ever so briefly but here come the rain clouds again. they are over mount vac a. they bring scattered showers around the bay area. heavier amounts to be found in toward the san jose area. they are looking at pretty good returns already. from the doppler radar, some of those cells moving on through an in toward san jose and milpitas, you got a pretty good cell her, moving east of fremont, looking at some pretty good rainfall there. to the north, scattered showers in toward livermore valley, most of that scattered activity. you get a pretty good downpour, that will move on by, you'll see a couple of stars outside. but you get the idea. we're going to see

obviously they are major arteries in the city and they already pose a major threat to bikers and pedestrians. with the potential added traffic of cars lining up to go into chase, that really poses a threat to people who are traveling by foot. and for my safety and the safety of other people living on -- i don't want to see our street turn into just gas stations and banks and traffic. so thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is richard k. i'm a resident of the neighborhood for the last 20 years and i'm an advocate of a conditional use hearing for -- neighbors an opportunity to address some of the complex aspect s of this case that haven't been discussed tonight. the person in front of me talked about traffic. traffic and parking is a concern of mine too. we have a lovert problems with the arco station nearby. no one could have anticipated that issue. it presents a new problem that has not been looked into and i hope you'll give us the opportunity. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is peter pratt. i reside at 350 broderick street

response to a 2009 incident in which a woman was fatally injured after getting caught between a mountain biker riding with his two huskies running alongside. the leash limit only applies to trails not open spaces. >>> looks like california voters will not be voting on extending tax increases in a june special election. governor jerry brown says now that efforts to get support from republicans has failed. last week gop leaders released a list of 53 demands that they want met before they will support the june election. brown says that he will look for new ways to close the state's $15 billion deficit. >>> a who is who of baseball helps build the prosecution's case in the barry bonds' trial. the connection the players made to bonds and their own steroid use. >>> a bay area woman takes her case against wal-mart all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the arguments made against the retail giant. >>> and buried alive in several feet of snow. how one northern california snowboarder managed to capture the entire ordeal on camera. >>> yes, and here we go. temperatures soaring to the 80s for the next cou

authorities believe either a prison gang or a biker gang may have been involved in that brutal killing. >>> oakland's city council will hold a meeting today over the growing dire situation. the city is facing $46 million in budget deficit. mayor jean quan wants to get help from property owners and phone users proposing raising $11 million for a five-year parcel tax and a new phone tax. voters can weigh in on june. the parcel tax requires two-thirds approval by city voters. phone taxes need a simple majority. >>> in antioch the city council being accused of giving some workers preferential treatment. the council is making sweetheart deals including they say offering the police unions special deals which other unions don't get. the news conference will be at 9:30 this morning at the antioch public works. >>> a lack of money means road projects that would have sped up your commute will not go forward, including the installation of traffic monitoring in alameda and contra costa counties. road widening along parts of the east bay are affected as well. this is the second time in the past six

all throughout the city, actually, a lot of bikers atwitter who ride their bicycles in. it's great to see that kind of infrastructure support a good work climate here. there are many things we do it as a city to encourage economic development. i think we need to be fair about how we approach it. this, i see, is not a very fair way of making our decisions because there are many communities across the city who do not get this advantage. ion -- there are many communities that do not get this well. many businesses are struggling that do not get these advantages. many economic sectors do not get these advantages. i look in january, and i saw that the votes will probably here in the past six months for this legislation, but i think we should be cautious about doing things like this. it sends the wrong message about where we really stand on equality and economic opportunity, and it really sends the wrong message for communities that are struggling in san francisco. i will most likely be voting against this when it comes to the full board. i do appreciate the concern that collea

meat is completely different species because there are very many every once in this country and the bikers but the they are from the middle east certainly and only this group of people could be. as any you know protest electorate but this soul is the will see something from them. of how would you explain a very strange fact for me very strange looks strange that i read to marcie's like saudi arabia morocco and that cetera today are more stable then democracies then republics like egypt tunisia libya. first all depends what kind of democracy it is and what kind of a lot of success in the pence of smartest of the leaders of the country because as such there think you can imagine that they are not receiving this theory. b. and what with all the west style it's very specific east i read it kind of democracy and. people want one o'clock press because i think they have more. the leaders of this got us as i mentioned in the block from jordan in a lot of the rabbit gun clean. of morocco there's an old equivocated appeared to stand beside the watch the situation. and the chemical is really going to

department had talked about union square and some of the safety issues there and having worked with bikers. what is your thoughts around safety around that area? for susan, i suppose. >> hello, there. the question is what is our experience with peace ago on -- people on bicycles traveling around union square. we have not heard of any complaints or reports of injury in the union square area. what we have heard is a lot of our work is done around market street, that being the artery to other neighborhoods. we are focusing a lot of our attention there right now. we do see all over the downtown area a lot of businesses requesting bicycle racks. my understanding is people are bicycling in this area, but in terms of injury, we have not heard of anything. supervisor chu: do you think we will be able to work closely with you and your organization to improve the education on safety around the area? >> of course. we have a contract with the mta to do bicycle education, and as part of that, we would be more than happy to. especially thinking about a short, 1-page easy tips to offer to people renting

very is completely different situation because there are very many immigrants in this country and bikers but the they're from the middle east certainly and slowly this group of people who would be. as any you know protest elect great but saudi is solace if the will see something from them they've taken of how would you explain a very strange that food me very strange look strange that there are two marquees like saudi arabia morocco and the cetera today are more stable then they are not received there are problems like egypt tunisia libya well first of all depends what kind of democracy it is and what occurred what kind of walk of resources in the pence of smartest of the lives of the country because as so i think you can imagine that they want to see in the syria it's not be democracy or the west style it's a very specific east arabic kind of democracy and it was legal in one o'clock this because i think they have more. of the leaders of this cultures as i mentioned in the block from jordan in a lot of the rabbit. this you know old equivocated appeared to stand the situation be what's t

authorities believe either a prison gang or a biker gang may have been involved in the brutal killing. >>> by tomorrow afternoon, we should know if the city of san jose and the firefighters union has approved a new contract. if the vote goes through, this will be the first deal of the city -- of the year that is between the city and one of its 11 unions. nbc bay area's kimberly tere has more on how san jose city leaders say this is start to closing a massive budget deficit. >> reporter: san jose firefighters are voting on a contract that will slash pay and benefits by 10%. it's a big step for the city of san jose and the firefighters union, which have had strained labor relations for years. >> this puts some time and distance for us to create some labor peace, create some stability and certainty for our membership and the community so we can continue to look at the next picture when it's time to look at this picture. >> reporter: the union has battled with city leaders, including mayor chuck reed who has been trying to rein in employee costs. >> it indicates that our unions realize th

authorities believe either a prison gang or biker gang may have been involved in the killing. >>> theres growing safety concerns over metal bats. the little league season is just beginning around here and new bat safety standards are taking effect. after several serious accidents involving metal bats. some coaches and players don't like the changes. nbc bay area's kent willhoyt has a look. >> reporter: this youtube video demonstrates just how fast a line drive reaches the pitcher and injuries that can result. >> the metals they were using, it was very, you know, high-tech. it would jump off the bat at 110 miles an hour. it's very hard for a pitcher to react to that. >> reporter: last year the injury prompted the california interscholastic federation to speed up safety requirements for composite bats. >> i do feel safer the bat's got less pop. >> reporter: danny rose is on the mound. he's had close calls but understands it's part of the game. >> it's pretty crazy. literally the hitter hit a line drive at my face. luckily i got my glove in front of the ball. it drops your heart but you've

of the world live and hide their wealth from their own nations the man who plowed into a group of bikers is a brazilian central banker and he's charged with attempted murder so you see this video here max this is a critical mass demonstration in porto alegre brazil and i see that a car barreling through the population of bicyclists there knocking over eight or nine of them well that's a central banker me and richard nice but. again you're plowing people over with impunity and other banker terrorism you know the the the search for the terrorism should be a simple one go down to wall street to the offices of goldman morgan go to the city of london in london and start arresting people the fact that you don't barack obama the rest of you guys means that you are terrorists effectively you support terrorism you're stealing all the money you're asking people who live with austerity measures to pay for your bonuses how is it there for the full pot or stalin or hitler is not just the same for can pay well this man is in psychiatric care and that qualifies him to be a money manager well yes and it

forces they were arrested not biker duffy's forces but by the by opposition forces and the opposition said look we you should be here this is interference of the country's. sovereignty the fares of of a sovereign country so that i think what is is that stake here is something far more fundamental which nobody nobody is really mentioning at least in the media this is part of the battle boil libya has three point five percent of global oil reserves twice those of the united states it's one of the major oil producers it supplies large amounts of water to the european union its national oil corporation is among the twenty five largest oil companies in the world and what is involved here is the battle fought oil so it's so you know so you had to stand up but what happens when that battle in effect is over whatever happens to get happy what happens afterwards when we see a further turmoil for those trying to control the oil fields there in libya or indeed an opposition trying to form some sort of government competing against itself and what will happen all through all of this. well i think

the rule comes after a woman hit her head and died after getting caught in a mountain biker's dog leashppliances to trails, not open spaces -- only applies to trails, not open spaces. >>> a group people for the ethical treatment of animals says the tenderloin name echos cruelty to animals. so it's asking mayor ed lee to switch it from the tenderloin to... tempe, a vegan cruelty-free meat substitute. >> i don't know if the residents would like that. >> it's been the tenderloin forever. >> if they wanted a different name, i think they could. >> maybe. >> a little different than that. >>> 5:26. from candy to juice, of the fda now eyeing food dyes. it effect it could have on children. >>> up to the roofs in mud. four bay area homes are tagged. the answer to one crucial question. >>> it's been a long to your days but crews could finally clear a mud slide out here near morgan hill hill. i'm kiet do with live report coming up. ,,,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in

so in addition to neighbors out there, many people are wondering if a piker -- biker may have seen what happened. we're gonna try to get that question answered. reporting live in san anselmo, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:31. overnight a rollover crash on highway 4 in antioch sent the driver to the hospital. the highway patrol says a car heading eastbound on highway 4 left the roadway, rolled over several times and ended up on the westbound side of the highway near the hillcrest avenue exit. the woman driving the car had to be extracted using the jaws of life. she was taken to the hospital. all of this happened just after 11:00 last night. still not clear yet what caused the car to leave the roadway. >>> time now, 7:32. a homeless man has died after a hit-and-run crash in vallejo. police say the driver is still on the loose. this happened wednesday night. the 63-year-old victim was hit by a truck while riding his bike on driveway near tualamie street. the truck match, the description was later found abandoned nearby. police are searchth truck for evidence and have some leads,

the changes proposed because a woman died after being tripped by a mountain biker's dog leash. >>> traffic a moment. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. first start off by telling you earlier traffic alerts south of market san francisco all lanes re-opened 7th and brannan and an earlier traffic alert in mountain view cancelled so everything is good to go there. problem in livermore westbound five five before north livermore avenue we have a new accident on the median. 24 minutes westbound 580 out of the altamont pass slow at vasco road. approaches to the bay bridge looks okay. metering lights on since 6:30 on the bridge itself so it is backed up to the 880 overcrossing. you're looking at maybe a 15- minute wait to get you on to the span. that's your traffic. for your beautiful weather forecast, here's lawrence. >> i know you like the rain, elizabeth, but we'll suffer through these beautiful days ahead as we have lots of sunshine coming our way looking good right now. a few high clouds in the skies, patchy fog at the coast. but folks, by the afternoon, what a day it's going to be.