. >> the driver of the motorcycle fled, ran two stoplights and was going through a third stoplight when the semitruck passing through and they hit. >> the motorcyclist died at the scene. we do not yet know his name. the driver of the truck was not injured. the california highway patrol is now investigating. >>> well, if you're driving in san francisco this morning you may see a lot of kids riding their bikes to school. today is san francisco's third annual bike to school day. a record turn out is expected with about 40 campuses taking part. the event is meant to encourage bike riding and promote safety along with students and teachers and parents and city supervisors also expected to participate. so when you hit the road for work today, sal, be careful of those cyclists out there. >>> that was a very nice transition, pam. i must say. >> thank you. >> i liked it very much. good morning to you. she's absolutely right. just be careful out there. pay extra care as you might see some kids out there on their bikes going to school. let's go out and take a look at westbound 80 as you head to th

the extension of the f line through your district will increase pedestrian -- [inaudible] and the stoplights, the pedestrian signals in that area need improvement. i also have witnessed not in person but have seen the affect through seniors and residents in district five and seven through which 19th avenue, which is highway one goes through, the affect in eight people in 2008 died and were injured on that road. the effective agreements between the state and city of california need to be further represented on who and how we are responsible to maintain and improve that road, incorporating dual responsibilities on lombard street who is responsible for maintaining those -- street. who is responsible for maintaining those signals and the crosswalks? i further see points where we need to have effective cooperation which i do see in the executive directive and the task force that was created and also what the report we issued to you, the board of supervisors, and presented last week. of the city agencies working together, i see a component with the department of public works is engaging through a

so at a stoplight and get the act and appears most of chestnut street is a disaster but i see one little spot just west of here street or all the parking spaces are available. with the light turning green and off i go. as we arrive at the block that supposed to have ample parking, there's actually nine. no spots on the next block either. so we pull over the bus stop to figure things out. after circling the neighborhood of four times, we didn't find any and finally gave up. it a spokesman said the absence of for a couple of days of there's still working out the kinks. he generally said it's supposed to be 90 percent accurate but he points out the data that comes your phone is already about a minute out of caves. not something you should use while driving around the block, more of a planning tool. >>louisa: we are try it at this current moment, some weak systems expected to pass. it will have all the details coming up after the break. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. wit

stops or moving stops to a more optional location, for example although we do have near sides at stoplights to better take advantage of signal priority. boarding a islands so that the buses do not have to pull in and out of traffic. new traffic signals on the rail lines. we have a lot of stop signs and are slowing down heavy trains between stops. as well as traffic restrictions and parking changes. the more complex projects we are also considering, dedicated lines are the upper bound of what we would like to see in terms of transit priority. supervisor avalos: what do you see in those proposals? >> we are currently developing the package, but currently where we have the right of way. we would not consider it on a street that is like san bruno, only one lane in each direction. there we might look at a q jump, a dedicated line for only a short time in the parking lane. mission street is an example where we are looking to see if there are opportunities for dedicated transit space. finally, we are recommending that with all of these projects they are complemented with a $500,000 per mile invest

so you're allowed to dial while driving but you cannot do this while you're at a stoplight. you're stopped now. you cannot go and start texting. texting while you're stopped is illegal. dialing while you're driving apparently is legal. that's some of the confusion. laura, brent. >> i got pulled over recently for this very thing. i wasn't texting, i wasn't talking on the phone. i picked up the phone and looked at it and i got pulled over. >> she was connecting to the speaker system inside the car that allows you to be hands-free. and i think the law says you can do that, right? >> reporter: one officer tells the "mercury news" that you can go on your ipod on your iphone and i'm looking down, trying to find that song, i push play, you can see i'm distracted from the road. you can do that if you do it quickly. one thing you cannot do on your iphone is go to google maps and use it for getting directions to wherever you're going. however, if you have one of these, a portable dedicated gps device and it's mounted on your dash, you can reach over and push on that. th you can see th

island equalised on part on our watch and scored the winner and she's around to six not just one stoplight start that lead and a troublesome out change this evening in search of death for three in the deceased . iron england also manager arsene wenger has complained about the amount of injury time played in his side's one one draw with liverpool the reds equaliser the last kick of the game in the twelfth minute of added time at the emirates severely denting the gunners title home several injuries there were eight minutes of stoppage time i'm not going to screw this so much the vital green robin van persie slotted in a ninety eighth minute penalty ask a spearing have broadband says fabregas still swiftly after. a foul lucas. taxi driver red equaliser from the spot after one hundred twenty minutes begun is a nice six points behind manchester united with six games left to stay safe. but wembley stokes said i've been up a cup final with plans to city after beating polson five no matter who aren't in there with the person we had to. and then center half probably hate their top scorer this seaso

treating this as a four-way stoplight. haze valley is one of several neighborhoods effected by the outage. they estimate 6600 customers are without power. the workers we talked to said they were not able to give us a little information. they were camera shy. they went back in their truck when they saw us coming. they say this outage was reported at 12:30 this morning. they think it may have been caused by under ground equipment failure. that may be the reason why we are seeing work crews out here going under ground. they do not have an estimate as to when power will be restored. but haze valley isn't the only neighborhood effected. live in san francisco allie rasmus. >>> our time now 5:02. overnight a wild scene in oakland. it was caused by a suspected dui driver. police say he plowed into several cars. this happened just after 9:00 last night. look at these pictures. this is incredible damage. reportedly the driver and two other people were rushed to the hospital. we don't know their conditions yet. there are also reports

maybe at the bottom of the screen right about where it says "today in the bay" there may be some stoplights a crew heading to the scene to get one of the stalled vehicles removed from the roadway. that's causing a pretty big backup and you'll see a significant delay heading toward the toll plaza and over towards the city on the bay bridge. you might want to head over to a bridge to the south but there's debris getting off of the dumbarton bridge just as you pass the radio towers. some plastic debris in the lanes there. there will be a crew short low on scene. 880 moving smoothly up towards hayward but there's a disabled vehicle right around the 92 interchange that's heading toward the san mateo bridge. this will not affect you heading south through oakland. we're looking at a slow drive. the accident has moved to the shoulder westbound 580 right around dougherty but we do have a slow drive that kicked off early and continues over towards the dublin interchange. back to you. >>> the time now 6:40. a baseball star dishing out more than $15,000 a month just to get a little sleep. >> the giants

but let's say you're at a stop sign, stoplight, your car is not moving, this texting is illegal. something else. if you are, let's say, trying to get onto your ipod, one officer tells the mercury news i can sit here, i've got my iphone, my ipod pulled up. i can go through my play list -- >> while you're driving? >> reporter: anxious it's fast. this is one officer. >> what do you mean as long as it's fast? >> reporter: anxious you do it quickly. >> see, bob, this is where the problem -- laura has a story to tell. >> we don't have time for my story. >> reporter: there's a couple of other things. you cannot do this. you can't go on google maps and look up where you're headed but you can do this. you can have a portable gps device set up on your windshield and you can do that, you just can't do this. >> so if your phone does the same thing as the gps, it has the same interactive map and everything but it's not technically a gps device, is that illegal? >> that is my understanding. >> how will the officer know if you're on ipod getting your music or gps? >> reporter: that's a good que

it affected stoplights in the hayes valley and haight-ashbury valleys, among others.g&e say they think the outage was caused by an underground equipment failure. southbound highway 101 reopened after a garbage truck fire closed things down overnight. the fire started just after:00 a.m. near the cesar chavez exit. sanfrancisco firefighters got the flames under control. it took them about two hours to do it. that truck was moved off the freeway just after 4:0 this morning. >>> 8:0 3. sanfrancisco firefighters broke down a door to rescue a sleeping man from his burning home. we first showed you this story live on last night's 10:00 news. it started just before 10:15 at a home on teddy near rut lin in vishtation valley -- visitation valley. >> this is a perfect, what we call bread-and-butter operation and given the fact that we're able too get here fast and know what's going on, makes all of the difference. >>> the california/mexico worder was hit by an earthquake -- boredder was hit by an earthquake last night -- boredder was hit by an earthquake hquake last night. >>> a

filled with children, all because the mom behind the wheel of that car was too slow to take off at a stoplight >> we're truly blessed. that's all i can say that god was in the car today. >> reporter: the bullet went through the back of the minivan, through the back seat, through the child's car seat striking this 4 year old. police would later found the bullet with the mother still coming to grips. >> he could have been dead and gone just that fast. i thank god he's okay. >> reporter: it happened around 4:20 tuesday afternoon. the mom says she and her four children were stopped at the intersection in dekalb county. she didn't notice the light turned green and apparently the guy behind her got agitated. >> i blew my horn back and that's when he took off beside me and tried to, i guess like chase me down. he got behind me and once he got behind me that's when he so the my son. my baby was in his seat and he was hollering and i heard the gunshot. >> everything, that's when i was like, it hit him in the back. >> reporter: the mother continued driving home, too nervous to pull over for fear of more

the foe sus is on -- focus is on defeating hunger in this country and putting a stoplight on hunger and make people understand what a big problem it is. we raised money for relief in haiti, raising money for relief in japan. as mr. rand stated earlier, we've through advocacy efforts saved members money on utility costs. we represented tens of thousands of people at no fee in cases where age discrimination is involved. we've supported efforts through our add volunteers advocacy which is oughts perfectly legal part of the c4 to do the kinds of things our people say they need having done. we're looking at 100 million americans who are age 50-plus, about 37 plus or minus are members, but we're not doing it just for our members, but we're doing it for everyone. >> thank you, mr. hammond. mr. rand, do you want to respond? >> i want to add clarity. this is what i was trying to explain when we were asking the questions about where does our -- where do our dollars go in terms of a social good organization. roughly 25% of our revenue,25% of our expenditures, excuse me, go to benefits such as tax

the foe sus is on -- focus is on defeating hunger in this country and putting a stoplight on hunger and make people understand what a big problem it is. we raised money for relief in haiti, raising money for relief in japan. as mr. rand stated earlier, we've through advocacy efforts saved members money on utility costs. we represented tens of thousands of people at no fee in cases where age discrimination is involved. we've supported efforts through our add volunteers advocacy which is oughts perfectly legal part of the c4 to do the kinds of things our people say they need having done. we're looking at 100 million americans who are age 50-plus, about 37 plus or minus are members, but we're not doing it just for our members, but we're doing it for everyone. >> thank you, mr. hammond. mr. rand, do you want to respond? >> i want to add clarity. this is what i was trying to explain when we were asking the questions about where does our -- where do our dollars go in terms of a social good organization. roughly 25% of our revenue,25% of our expenditures, excuse me, go to benefits such as tax

we were approaching a stoplight and slowing down. >> you saw it coming?een it on the road and you -- well, first of all, we should explain to people, you're videotaping with one hand and driving with the other. we don't recommend that at home. >> i had the camera aimed at a truck beside me. i was watching the road and i actually saw it -- the first wheels hit it and i saw it coming. >> you were hoping to report these two drivers to their companies because what they were doing was irresponsible. you don't scream. i would have been crazy. >> everybody has said that. i don't know why. i don't remember. i can just stay stunned silence maybe. it was horrifying. >> probably grateful the kids weren't in the car. >> that was my first thought. not how close i aim to being hurt but thank goodness they were at school. >> calvin, you're an emt? >> yes, sir. >> what was your reaction? >> i was at the hospital doing clinicals. i work for cleveland county ems. she sent me the picture andr(t&c said, i'm fine, but i'm coming to show you the video. i'm like, what video? sh

the foe sus is on -- focus is dfeating hunger in this country and putting a stoplight on hunger and make people understand what a big problem it is. we raised money for relief in haiti, raising money for relief in japan. as mr. rand stated earlier, we've through advocacy efforts saved members money on utility costs. we represented tens of thousands of people at no fee in cases where age discrimination is involved. we've supported efforts through our add volunteers advocacy which is oughts perfectly legal part of the c4 to do the kinds of things our peoplesay they need having done. we're looking at 1 million americans who are age 50-plus, about 37 plus or minus are members, but we're not doing it just f our members, but we're doing it for everyone. >> thank you, mr. hammond. mr. rand, do you want to respond? >> i want to add clarity. this is what i was trying to explain when we were asking the questions about where does our -- where do our dollars go in terms of a social good organization. roughly 25% of our revenue,25% of our expenditures, excuse me, go to benefits such as tax aid, drive