in bayshore, 27% were for will. if you go up to 120% ami, you can see that chart. more homes become available. at 120%, 87% of the homes in the bayview more affordable for people at 120%. at 150%, people at 150% can afford 39% of the homes for sale which is a slightly higher percentage. it can afford almost 40% of all the homes and it means in five different approach especially those down in the southern part in those neighborhoods you can afford 80% to 90% of homes for sale. it depends on where you would like to live. on the ownership side, what are we producing? two of those three programs are no longer in existence. you have the below market rate ownership program. the agency used to build a% of affordable buildings. what are -- we are left with is the below market rate unit. over the past cannot -- nine years we build 760 ownership units, 84 units a year. you can see in the world of 124,000 units, our 84 units a year barely makes a dent. we have even fewer ownership units on line. we have 339 units in the pipeline. it will be a challenge as you can see. because

we identified maintenance facilities at the bayshore station and established consensus for an operation to accommodate both cal train and high-speed rail operations on the peninsula. specifically, high-speed rail authority agreed to three options from the technical working group to agree with the option that 16th street. the three options developed by the working group involved placing high-speed rail and a short tunnels under 16th street. the graphic that you see, number one is short. it is slightly to that -- to the south, near mariposa. option number three includes land use elements. it would involve a portion of the 282 freeway, as it terminates in the city, replacing it with a boulevard. the business plan from the high speed rail authority was replaced in november of 2011. it is -- it is the continuation of business plans that started in 2008. they are required to be the submitted comments on the business plan representing implant and suggestions from all of the agencies in which earlier this month, there are some highlights from the business plan. they reaffirmed the plan to begin

the old clam house restaurant on bayshore boulevard. the owner says it's located on what used to be the waterfront where people once actually dug for clams. >> this restaurant actually survived the 1906 earthquake. the debris was used to fill in the marshy lands around the restaurant. >> the restaurant was built when abraham lincoln was being inaugurated. they are celebrating today 150 years strong. >>> "sports illustrated" has been in publication since 1954 and never has a new york athlete been on a cover in back- to-back weeks, not mantle, mays, not namath until now. pride of the bay area, jeremy lin on the current issue of the magazine. since 1990, only 12 athletes have gone on back-to-back covers. palo alto native helped the knicks, of course, win a number of games. they are 9-2 under his helm. they beat atlanta yesterday. he had 17 points, 9 assists. there's only one athlete back- to-back-to-back cost twice. who is that? >> chicago bulls michael jordan. >> really? >> he has been on 57 covers. [ laughter ] >> so jeremy has a ways to

it's the old clam house restaurant on bayshore boulevard.ers say it's located on what used to be the waterfront where people once dug for clams. >> this restaurant actually survived the 1906 earthquake but the debris from the earthquake was used to fill in a lot of the marshy lands around the restaurant. >> the restaurant was built when abraham lincoln was being inaugurated. tomorrow is the actual anniversary. the owners are planning a big party. >>> guys, you forgot valentine's day? you got a chance to make it up. this giant pink diamond was unearthed in australia. the 12.76-carat argyle pink jubilee one of the largest stones of its kind ever found there and the price tag to match as you might imagine. they say it's worth more than $10 million. >> my birthday is coming up... >>> new museum celebrates african-american history. we'll show you some of its treasures. that story and all the day's news tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,, anyone who grows things for a living will tell ya... a plant is only as good as the soil you put it in. lo

as we take things over to a peninsula you will see that all is well on the bayshore freeway. interstate 280 is a problem free. the green on the screen in the case speeds over 50 mi. per hour. >>justine: oakland police are offering a $7,500 reward for anyone who could help catch the man who attempted to sexually assaulting a woman on valentine's day. this happened on east 10th street in oakland. alajandra cerball explains how the victim managed to get away. >>alejandra: detectives tell me that the 37 year-old woman did not know her attacker and that she is still visibly shaken. on thursday, officers were working on a sketch of the suspect. 10:00 a.m. on tuesday the woman was walking home in this neighborhood. when she walked in the front door a man with a knife came from behind and forster inside before attempting to sexually assault her. a neighbor came to the house after hearing her screaming. that is when the suspects ran away. police are looking for a hispanic man in his 20s, 5 ft. 5 in. with a heavy build. he was last seen wearing a gray hooded jacket and dark pants. >>ju

chief bayshore said that those men are communicating, one is riding on a path. the family members are at their side and everyone is hoping for the best. >> i am cautiously optimistic, but until the doctors give us more of a thumb's up, we're going to leave it at that. >> reporter: all right. the chief said that doctors in the burn units say the first 48 hours is a critical timeframe, when it comes to serious burns. after two days, doctors will have a better idea of what they are dealing with. the chief said that it's likely both men will be in the hospital for some time, will. >> thank you. >>> and the mother of one of 18 survivors of the virginia tech massacre is helping to spearhead an effort to prevent the repeel of a longstanding virginia law limiting handgun purchases to one per month. a bill that just passed would overturn that the. she is no appealing to governor bob mcdonald to stop it. >> i got a phone call at 10:38 a.m. on the morning of april 16th and said, mommy, i have been shot. >> reporter: her 19-year-old daughter was sitting in a french class on

screen indicates speed over foot mountain hour we do not have any accidents and to report for the bayshorefree run. we crew caught >>james: and two separate cases of in a rare brain of elis have now called concerned read your report it more and county health officials have investigated it and now >>reporter: when it will to have been we have been able to track down this information for you, medical analysis from an national reference laboratory and it reveals that the patient did not die of mad cow disease unit--it wasn't done literally a brain illness here as far as the other case of the officials have not been able to rule out whether it is or is not mad cow the truth. in order to do so them have to petition from her rain and then conduct test. that is not possible because the patient is alive. freedman cow disease is extremely rare according to public health officials. even have only been three cases reported in the united states. humans can fall victim to the deadly disease of by you and the league of infected cows. this outbreak cause major concern when the house fell deal more than a

for the latest now, we have chief mark bayshore to tell us what has happened first. what is the status of the child. >> the 2-year-old, we do have a report that pulse has been restored to the child. she was taken out of here with cpr in progress by firefighters and paramedics. she is being transferred over to children's national medical center in northwest. >> reporter: that is child's injuries from burns, from smoke inhalation, can you tell us anything about that? >> we believe it to be smoke inhalation but we haven't got the final reports back. but she is in critical condition. the 9-year-old male is in stable condition. he was transported with smoke inhalation. >> reporter: can you tell us what firefighters encountered when they got here and how were they able to rescue the 2-year- old. >> they encountered a large quantity of fire coming from the front windows of the town home. it is an end of the row town home. fortunately, there were five people on the first fire engine and they were able to split the crew. half went downstairs and half went up. they were able t

they moved in last month on the bayshore expressway and have plans to expand to an east campus to accommodatehousands of employees. they expect to mare from representatives from both facebook and city planners about the plan and what an expangs would mean for traffic. >> now back to election 2012. voting is over and the counting is underway in florida. as we reported for you at the beginning of the newscast, for cnn and the associated press have called the race for romney. we will give you a live look here at romney's election headquarters, that's his wife speaking right now. we haven't heard from the former massachusetts governor just yet. he is the winner apparently of the vote and when he does take to the podium we will bring that to you. let's look at the latest official numbers we have from the election division with 53% reporting, romney has 47%, gingrich has 31%. keep in mind ron paul and santorum didn't campaign there so santorum with 13% and paul with almost 7%. another live picture and that will be different than what we just saww. relooking live at gingrich's head quarters in orlan

so far a smooth drive heading up into the lower bayshore.uction crews still on the oregon expressway, north and southbound the off ramp blocked. we're looking north from the dumbarton bridge. and the san mateo bridge, 92 over the water nice with the headlights off the peninsula. look at that, the high rise, a clear view here and across the bay bridge. a look at the golden gate. back to you. >> nice and smooth. thank you. searchers back near stockton where human remains were found thanks to a tip from a death row inmate. serial killer wesley shermantine drew a map of what he said were burial spots of victims. the map detailed areas on shermantine's family property in san andreas which is in rural calaveras county. searchers made a grisly discovery yesterday. >> the dog alerted. when investigators went over to e what the dog alerted on they found human remains, it was a skull. >> deputies say the remains could belong to cindy vanderheiden who went missing in 1998. shermantine began talking to authorities after his killing partner, loren herz

is likely that the presidential motorcade will head north into san francisco and likely using the bayshore freeway. if you are heading into san francisco or headed to the airport a could affect the southbound ride. >>justine: there is some bad news out there for air travelers. southwest airlines have raised prices on most domestic flights by $10. the airline says it has to increase fares to make up for rising prices for things like jet fuel. >>justine: we will take a break and be right back. >>darya: and israeli officials say they have stepped up security for diplomats overseas. this follows a string of attempted tax on of israel's and asia. the israel foreman ministry says some diplomats have been ordered to work from home and avoid travelling to the local embassy. >>mark: the fourth--the pace of home foreclosures is growing. >>darya: a review of home mortgage loans that went into foreclosure find more than 80% of those loans violated the law. among the violations are missing signatures to get a lack of communications from lenders to borrowers about their actions. if >>darya: here's a loo

as we turn our attention to the peninsula, you will see all of that green on your screen from the bayshorefreeway and no problems or delays for interstate 280. for those of you taking public and it looks like you're good to go right now for ec transit, bart, as well as caltrain. reporter >>james: thank you erica and some headlines around the base and as if a man was arrested after he allegedly hit a muni bus driver in the head with his cane. now, and deputy: became i rate--now he became irate because people were coming in the bus before he was able to get out. he struck a windchill twice with his cane and then came around instruct the bus driver with it came through the open window. >>justine: hutu men buster stars are planned to turn-- 2 miss the bus turned-- >>stanley: metal theft has reached a whole new low in open--new low in oakland. normally historic pieces and works of art around the city were off-limits that was then and this is now. back in 1913 this was erected in the city of oakland. rathenau it is a hundred pounds lighter due to metal teeth. how this happened not once, but twic

the clamhouse restaurant still sits in its original location on bayshore boulevard. owners say it is located on what used to be the waterfront where people once dug for clams. it is the oldest restaurant in the city built when abraham lincoln was being inaugurated. >> they have an aquarium there with a clam that's 150 years old? [ laughter ] >> no. >> no, you're right. i made it up. i thought would you go for it. >>> "sports illustrated" has been in publication since 1954. never has a new york athlete graced the cover in back-to- back weeks until now. jeremy lin is on the current issue of the magazine. there he is and the one from the week before. since 1990, only 12 athletes have gone on back-to-back covers. he helped the knicks beat atlanta yesterday. last one was dirk novitzky back- to-back after they won the nba title. the knicks beat them this past weekend. jeremy is the man. >> he is. >>> 5:57. coming up in the next half hour a new drug that's giving doctors hope in the fight against skin cancer. >> plus, an act of hate on a holy day. the vandalism at a bay are

and you see great conditions along the bayshore freeway all of that dream how does indicate fees over 50 mi. per hour. as a slide over to check out the east bay, west bound 580 looked well coming out of the altamont pass. we do not have any in the a's to speak of--delays to speak of. >>james: joshi powell was the focus of the investigation in the missing--and the case about his missing wife. >>reporter: shift deputy said that joshed powell said in an e-mail before the fire saying i'm sorry goodbye. >> and he is the one that started the fire. >>reporter: investigators say in foster care case worker brought his sons to this home on sunday for a supervised it has the children got close to the door he dragged them inside and locked case work out moments later a firing blast leveled the house. >> when we first came out there was white stuff everywhere. >>reporter: it happen days after he was seen by a washington judge in lost custody of his boys. his wife has not been seen since december 2009. one month after she vanished he moved with his sons to washington state. utah police are trying t

it's the clamhouse restaurant still sits in the original location on bayshore boulevard.he owners say it's located on what used to be the waterfront where people once actually dug for clams. the oldest restaurant in the city built when abraham lincoln was being inaugurated. that's an old restaurant. >> a while ago. >> still sec them up. >>> broadway fans will sing along with wedding set to the classic tunes of abba. >> plus for your hipsters young and old you can catch the hottest indy acts around the country here in san francisco. we have "eye on the bay's" liam mayclem showing us what we can do and have some fun with it. good morning to you, liam. >> reporter: frank and grace, good morning. or hipsters to you should i say. let's begin with music. swedish pop sensation abba shimmer their way on the music through the orpheum theater in san francisco from saturday. it's the tale of a daughter with three dads and a trip down the aisle like none other. grace and frank, i know you love your abba. >> oh, yeah. >> do yourself a favor. say thank you for the music. this tony awar

as he take up the peninsula, you see the bayshore freeway and we will not of the green indicates be over 50 mph. if you are taking public transit look like your good to go with no reports of delays for ac transit, bart or the eighth train no. 1. >>james: thank you very much erica, we have a new story for you this morning, google is laying the groundwork for its new internet service. it is promised to be a lot faster. internet job or innovations like linked in say that they are hiring like crazy. right now this service is being tested in kansas and missouri. they plan to stress that the home later on this year. and a big shake-up after four board members stepped down from the trouble internet company. three longtime record members are leaving the company. this last month hired former paypal executive as its fourth ceo in the last five years. the board was under pressure from shareholders after turning down a 47 half billion dollar buyout from microsoft back in 2008. >>justine: nissan just announced its operating profits are up 3.6% in the third quarter ended in 2011. executives said reven

the bayshore is will see the fog as well. i did as the clearing out quickly, especially close to the coastline syria taking a look at temperatures for tomorrow, it should state mostly clear inland. 39 in concord, 35 the livermore, 36 in napa. mild close to the coastline. temperatures in the afternoon, even though it is going to be sunny coming into the afternoon most spots will be cooler. costs upper 50s in the low 60s through the north bay. that goes to show you how much evidence was the sea breeze winds have a forecast. it's cooler weather this weekend and continuing into next week. we will be back after this. >>pam: the latest on the wildfire burning and of rule napa county. 200 a. in three homes are being threatened. the blaze broke out just before 1:00 a.m. outside the city of napa. the fire is still only 50 percent contained. there is no estimated time for full containment. more the to the firefighters are on the scene. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries battling the blaze. officials believe the fire was star

and as well as the east bayshore. 40s in napa. turning your attention to the wind speeds.d san rafael. and they will really pickup in san francisco at 35 m.p.h. with 20's in san francisco. for those of you also showing some wind speeds even stronger, overnight. let us take a look at the afternoon high 59 degrees in san jose for this afternoon in. fifty's in morgan hill, livermore, 60 in oakland. 54 degrees in happen bay. and low 60s along the santa rosa, novado. fairfield and 57 degrees expected for a san francisco. your 7 day lebraun the day showing apostle possible-showers on the north bay. >> gasoline prices are increasing bay-area wide. 15-20¢ per gallon! san jose, oakland are just below $4 per gallon. oakland = $3.98. san francisco = $4.40. this is from uncertainty around the middle east on global issues. san francisco = 4:04. >> i love you but you just cost you too much. this sushi. however, you can make your own sushi! those >> . will share. coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarte

we take a closer look at conditions along the peninsula, there are no problems to report for the bayshorereeway. it looks like interstate 280 is a problem free. >>mark: a drive-by shooting injured people over the weekend. police are now saying they have a person of interest that has been detained. three gunshot victims were found at his home yesterday afternoon. two additional victims were dropped off at highland hospital later in the day. they may have also been connected to the shooting. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look from the roof on van ness ave that shows you the clouds will have an san francisco. no rain yet. we will be right back. o'clock >>mark: officials in greece are under pressure, they just missed a deadline and that the threat of the deep ball hangs over the country. the prime minister says that the leaders of greece have agreed on the main elements needed to secure emergency loans for the european union and international monetary fund. new this morning nicolas sarkozy is speakin

the rain is body on the peninsula and the east bayshore.o be clearing as we go to the next set of the day, future cast 4 is showing that at noon a chance of showers in the north bay. by 6:00 p.m., your drive home could be wet depending on where you are. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. the wet weather will be getting out of this area by thursday. the chance of showers diminishes after that. friday looks good, saturday and sunday, if you have any plans this is the weekend to do it. highs in the low 70's with plenty of sunshine. >>george: the last house dollar tracking was here in san francisco with a stall at army cesar chavez. it has been cleared. although the traffic is still sluggish it is beginning to move southbound through the city. it never really backed up much beyond the ninth streets. if did not affect traffic coming off of the upper deck. this traffic is still slow from before the to those on ramp getting on to the central freeway. continued slowing on this hot spot. on the bridges it has been a remarkably smooth the m

bayshore initiative is enhancing delaware's coastal regions and boosting the economy by restoring critical wildlife habitat and improving access for world-class hunting and fishing and kayaking and hiking. one of the best ways we can improve our quality of life and promote healthy lifestyles at the same time is to make our state more walkable and by couple and in the next year working with representatives kealy and senator bendable we will launch the first date pathways plan and i'm proposing we dedicate $13 million to build miles of new and enhanced trails throughout our state for every delawarian to enjoy. [applause] building on the strong foundation of existing trails and greenways already in place we can make delaware one of the most walkable and by couple states in the country. employers looking to create jobs also care about the availability and the cost of electricity. that is why we have reduced the utility tax last spring and why we provided incentives for businesses to invest in energy saving technology. we need to continue to promote energy savings investments but when i talk wi

continuing up the peninsula, lower bayshore, the southbound direction here as well as coming throughhbound accident, still in lanes, alvarado off the shoulder, jamming through oakland the bay bridge toll plaza and the toll plaza itself back up. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> and for the latest traffic and news updates, check out nbc bay area on facebook. or you can become my friend. i will have another update in half an hour. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. how to solve a brother-sister standoff. ♪ pillsbury chocolate chip cookies, warm out of the oven. another sweet idea

and heading up lower bayshore. 101, that would have the earlier disabled vehicle on marsh, that has cleared so cleared from our reports but we have this construction right there at the embarcadero off ramp. the northbound and the south bound side have crews there. the northbound side crews should clear about 6:00. we'll watch to make sure. no construction for the dumbo but slowing, typical this time of day. we'll follow that. the san mateo bridge, no problems. mild blips for 238. to be expected as folks make the transition. debris, boxes around the caldecott tunnel. a live look at the toll plaza t bay bridge, very smooth flow. back to you. >> thank you very much. the dow once again trying to feel the magic flirting with the 13,000 mark. of course investors hoping to end this week on a high noxt for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to kayla tausche live. good morning. >> yes, good morning. the 13,000 mark is a psychological pressure point for the market. we're trying to get back there. we hit it briefly earlier. as far as this morning futures are higher after stocks clos