first baseman, travis ishikawa. [applause] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak

here comes toronto, travis riveras scores, the cat and the bodyguard said this is journalism i will show you the game whether it's titillating or not. you buy that? if tiger woods once again move amongst the elite the opportunity is thursday at the masters. here is woods getting ready to roll if you believe the numbers, no chance. he and jumped all over woods, he made a statement today about what's have been no chance and of course the media jumped on it. woods has and

>> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people commented on my remarks yesterday that i talked entirely about the economy and nothing about the environment eventhough we're seen as an environmental agency. it seems to me just as this conference opened dialogue for water and environment, i think we should find our worst enemy and going and sitting down and seeing the common ground we have and then putting together a coalition of allies not normally working together and then going to the legislature to ask for oversight hearings to the laws that protect san francisco bay all the way to the laws that deal with water and air q

commissioner lacroix: next up is travis, andre, jessia adams, michael miller, frank walburg. president newlin: come right up when you are ready. >> good evening, commissioners. i am health and safety officer of "save the rave." special events will no longer be tolerated in this city, said the mayor of boston. i request support for prohibiting any such event at any state-of building, a massachusetts state senator. does this sound familiar? the year was 1958. they were talking about rock- and-roll concerts. unlike other youth events, raves typically do not involve assault. it discourages aggressiveness. they are safer places for young people, especially women, than conventional bars and clubs. there is heat, humidity, and loud music. there are organizers, ravers, and promoters. there is a police guide that has research-funded police practices in the u.s., u.k., canada, the netherlands, and other countries. the justice department recommends ventilation, air conditioning, drinking water, and education about the risks of drug use and over extension to ensure a safe event for you.

i-80 at travis. this is from phil jones. pea-sized hail on his windshield. this is video coming in from brian. this is his backyard in fairfield. pea-sized hail falling through. all the result of some significant thunderstorm activity. the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning. it expired about 45 minutes ago. but as you can see strong storms, showers and thunderstorms still persist in the area from napa into vallejo. parts of pittsburgh and antioch. this storm is headed out all the way down to 580. so if you're in livermore on your way to tracy there is some significant weather and rainfall out there. all the result of a cold front that has been pushing through. so keep in mind we are still not clear of this system. so use caution as you travel out there today. still partly cloudy skies for our inland areas around the bay seeing those peeks of sunshine throughout the day. and because we saw that daytime warning with that cold system flowing through triggered that thunderstorm activity and triggered gusty winds we saw. 50-mile-an-hour

. >> travis does accurate data collection. john may have a different answer for you. i think john would say he probably watches it every hour, but -- >> thank you. in terms of the information on the system, , with some of what you heard in the previous presentations, we have got a real time information on the system. we put out a delete ", which we would be happy to suggest couple of formats on a weekly basis that would give you a snapshot of performance of the system in terms of delays and service, if that would help you gauge where we are. at the same time, the on-time performance, in the way we measure it, it is with a combination of visual observations and automatic passenger counters, and this is taking a look at some of the things we want to do to improve our on-time performance. and there is some of the routes. there is the lowest performing one, and there is a range of why. i mentioned this a couple of weeks ago. on a monthly basis, we're going to do a performance audit, which we will take another look at the schedule, the on-time performance, the open runs, a

went to travis air force base. >> we were at the home when the call came in the kids had been found. >> the kids are fine and they were found and they are okay. >> looks like everybody is okay. it appears to be that way. >> we arrived at the sheriff's department just before deputies led her into the building with her hands cuffed behind her back. >> we interviewed mom and dad to determine what has taken place, to determine what kind of crimes have been exited and if so take appropriate action. >> the sheriff's department had put out a missing person's alert for the two children. they initially thought she would do them harm. >> the family says cps has been involved with the family before. they wanted to find out what happened and what the family dynamic is so they can prevent this from happening again. >>> coastguard has called off a search for a man that disappeared in the waters off san francisco's ocean beach. they searched 44 square mile area for more than eight hours with three boats and a helicopter but failed to locate the victim. rescuers from the fire department, national pa

this is something that came from the community as a priority to make cesar travis -- chavez safer and more attractive. there are a lot of people that use it. it was built more for cars. it acts like a freeway. it is not very inviting or safe. this is the result of a community effort that has gone for many years. the funding source for the st. improvement comes from a program of the federal government. it is transportation dollars available specifically for this kind of purpose. they are not dollars that we could take and move to social services. it is a project that i think will have a great impact on knitting back together the city that is cleaved by the freeway. it will be safer for the schoolchildren. it will help the economic development of the area by making it in more viable and attractive place. we have seen that on valencia. it seems difficult to invest as much in infrastructure as we have these other needs. these dollars cannot be used for those other needs. they do have a benefit and merit on their own. i think it will be a good project. it is a result of great community pla

travis schneider pounds a -- braden pitches 7 innings, allows 5 runs and he takes a loss. a's just one win so far this year. sharks for got to get off the bus in anaheim. they were drilled by the ducks. >>> kobe bryant and the lakers in oakland for the last time this season. 3 by darrelle wright sets the franchise record for most 3s made in the season. he broke jay richardson's old record. they beat the lakers for the first time -- >> gosh, i can't stand it anymore. >> look over your shoulder. >> he's everywhere. >> i apologize. >> you can't get enough. [ laughter ] >> he didn't have anything to do with it. >> will you be back with more? >> are you going to lead the newscast then, too? >> you can do the traffic in the morning. >> i don't need anything more on my plate. >> we will see you at 11:00. [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney absolute lowest prices of the spring! shop our unbeatable night and day doorbusters, like women's st. john's bay tees for spring, an unbelievably low $4.99, and guy's bold screen tees, the absolute lowest -- only $3.99! even exclusive liz cl

went to travis air force base. >> we were at the home with the grandmother. >> they are okay. >> looks like everyone is okay. >> it appears that way. >> we arrived at the sheriff's department just before deputies led cassandra stewart was led in the building with handcuffed. >> we're trying to determine what kind of crimes have been exited and take appropriate action. >> the sheriff's department had put out a statewide missing person's alert for stewart and two children. they initially thought she would do the children harm. >> the sheriff's have called in detective services have been involved with the family before. the sheriff's department wants to find out exactly why this happened and what the family dynamic is so they can prevent this from happening again. >> terry: coastguard has been seochg all evening for a man that disappeared in the waters off of san francisco waters off of ocean beach. rescuers from the national park service and coastguard rushed to the scene where they were trying to escape their capsized sailboat by going into a rubber dingy. >> it overturned and what we t

tom is live outside travis air force base with what people are saying there. >> reporter: we are more than 10,000 families alone right here are impacted. if congress let this is happen denying soldiers, and airmen their pay many say it'll be congress that is in for a hard landing. >> that is ridiculous. my son is in the military. is he getting ready to go to afghanistan and i just think it's horrible that they are fighting for us for our freedom and we aren't going to pay them? >> reporter: members of the melt said they have been told not to talk to us but folks say they will speak for them. >> it's bad for the kids too because there is no money. they have kids, i got kids. how do we take care of them with no money. >> we see them every day in and out and you know the families have come up to us and -- they are struggling as it is. >> reporter: what law would these folks pass regarding military pay in the event of another government shut town down? >> they need to get paid at least at the minimum they should be paid. they have to. it's necessary. who protects us. >> reporter: and cong

give them a quick 2-1 lead but it didn't last long as travis schneider unloads a shot and right now it's 5-3 j's in the latter stains of that ball game. the great s were out at the masters. shot of the day, the walrus first hole, 167 yards, doesn't get better than that. the kids were out, kind of a charity event. they will go at it for real, one round, get it going at the masters, augusta tomorrow. that's the sporting line up. >> that is -- that was priceless. >> thank you. >> coming up on the news at seven a new program launched has the possibility to save lives. how this free program aims to keep some of the south bay's most at risk residents safe. that and more coming up in just 30 minutes. no that's our report. for all of us. >> have a good evening. good night. atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho,

sincerely, will travis, executive director, the conservation and development. >> on the reduction -- commissioner richardson: on the reduction of the 400 units of housing, this matter was brought about by the uncertainty about governor brown's proposal to eliminate our redevelopment agency and is a result of that, to make sure this project is not delayed after 10 years in planning. the city has resulted to infrastructure district plans. to me, that is the only change. i want to ask the staff. the is the reduction of 400 units of housing have any tremendous impact on the infrastructure of this plan, as indicated in the eir document? >> the short answer is no. commissioner richardson: thank you very much. in conclusion, i feel very confident that this is a good document. my recommendation is for approval. thank you. commissioner borden: i would like to review a few things. first, we may not all agree with the mitigation measures. this document goes through significant unavoidable impact and the mitigation measures taken. we may not agree on what those are. we may not think they go far

some of the hail near travis air force base was even sticking to the road. >>> a series of thunderstorms moved down from sonoma after 2:00 p.m. this afternoon crossing over napa, solono and contra costa counties. there was even what appeared to be a tornado in solono county. robert lyles on how cold it will be tonight but first elizabeth cook who is in rockville which is just west of fairfield. elizabeth. >> reporter: dana, rain, sleet, hail, wind, extreme cold. solono county has had its fair share of extreme weather today. in fact, i'm standing in the path of what experts say was probably a tornado. it started just a few dozen yards away. came through this parking lot. toppled this fence. crossed the street upward in some trees and left more than a few of the residents and people who work here a little shaken. >> we were in a van and it just started swirling and everything started blowing and then the fence fell down. >> reporter: she was working inside the tower market gas station when she saw a powerful force of nature barrel through the parking lot. >> and it started hailing and stuf

top five, travis schneider battling 175, he is fooled by uncle charlie. breaks the bat over.toronto. bill hall taking the foul ball away from the kid. slams into the wall. he sprains his ankle, astros over new york. >>> highway robbery in texas. peter taking one from david murphy. plus the souvenir from the fan. angels beat the rangers. mississippi, walker, trying to score, faked out the catcher, jumping over him to get the run. that's -- number one, jet lowry homered but could have had more. robbed him twice with two great catches down the line and afterward said this. >> i don't know what i did to make him mad at me but i apologize. >> you realize it was the same guy both times in. >> yeah. afterward, i felt bad for him but that's the way it is, have you to make a play. >> nice job with the gloves but they left 15 on the runners. that's okay. i think both are off to a good start. not remarkable starts but -- good enough at this point. >> yeah. . and bell, lot of people will go to the minor leagues. i remember when they called up matt williams, he was up between here and pho

this is a look at i-80 near travis air force base. our own jodi hernandez sending in this shot. here's the good news, the thunderstorms have backed off, they have calmed down, still some lingering showers in parts of the bay area tonight. we will see patchy frost, and some this may carry on over to friday. we'll look at your giants home opener forecast in a few minutes. >>> thank you, rob. she made it out just in time, a bay area student back home tonight escaping the strongest aftershock since the 9.0 earthquake rocked japan. this video from today's quake nearly four weeks after the twin disasters that crushed parts of the country. today a 7.1 earthquake is the cause of at least two deaths and dozens of injuries in japan. let's get right to nbc's george kiriamo who was in japan. emotionally, and physically, it's just not ending over there. you know you spoke with two women tonight with unique perspective. >> you're seeing a 7.1 aftershock. think about it, they're stronger than the 6.0 loma prieta earthquake in 1989. the japanese have endeared after shock africa shote after afte

authorities say stewart surrendered a few hours ago at travis air force base. >>> still no sign tonight of a missing boater off san francisco's ocean beach. two men say they were dumped into the water when their tug boat disintegrated in the rough seas. they were able to crawl into an inflatable raft but it overturned too. only one of the two was pulled from the water. >> the person that was rescued was already in hyopthermia. so again, we would have to assume the second victim is still in the water somewhere and hyopthermia sets in fairly quickly. >> the search continues at this hour but still no sign of the second man. the rescued man said his friend was wearing a life vest. >>> tonight police are investigating what they are calling two suspicious deaths. a man and woman in their 50s were found dead inside a home in the 10,000 block of west acres drive this afternoon. deputies say they were responding to reports of a suspicious circumstance. no other details are being released. >>> a small plane crash sent four people to the hospital in southern california. the single engine beach cra