in particular, we would look at making changes to pricing at harding park and at sharp park and implementing a pricing model similar to what we currently have at harding. we hope to generate $100,000 from that change next fiscal year. the next year, and the 13-14, we are relying on a slightly different set of revenue solutions. we propose taking a million dollars from a long-term lease we have with the public utilities commission for parking places that civic center. there's about $1.5 million left on the least day of a less and we are not going to rely on that next year. presumably, half a million dollars in 14-15. it the concession and least numbers here assume we would see 2.5% growth in concessions and leases. we project another $0.5 million from the stadium primarily through tickets, concessions and advertising. finally, we are proposing to implement a new fet model for the recreational programming, one that is used by a number of cities across the country. it would be a model involving cost recovery for the cost of the programs we are offering. right now, we have programs to recover as

i ended up parking at safe way because i was so irritated with it. it's hard to find parking around here. >> to be honest it's messed up because if you don't have the money to park everyday it adds up. >> if students think to believe that there are more parking permits than spaces that's because that's right. >> with shuttle buses available spaces are limited. >> some need to take the shuttle. we have never turned anybody away because we did not have a place to put their car. >> some students are wondering where the money is going. some helped to fund the traffic light. live on campus. updated news. >>> coming up we will show you the challenging when veterans return to school. >>> a week ago we lost whitney houston and we will talk about that. but first we ask students to ask what the month of february represents in america. black history month, which is the shortest month of the year. coal bright valentines day and some high schools a winter break. >> for me it's black history month and how we celebrate theblacks that have done a lot for me. >> i don't like v

harding in 2017 or 2021. revisions will be discussed at a recreation and parks committee later this week.oved by the full reck and park commission. as well as the board of supervisors. >>> harbor seal pupping season begins this week. park officials are asking visitors to be mindful. starting thursday, the area will be off limits. visitors are asked to stay at least 300 feet away from resting seals and never pick up a seal pup. >>> the princess project is encouraging people to do early spring cleaning. the nonprofit organization gives new and nearly new dresses, jewelry, wraps, and purses to girls that can't afford outfits for the big high school event. the princess project is looking for dresses of all colors, lengths, and sizes as well as accessories. items can be dropped off between now and saturday. you can get more information later today on our website ktvu.com just look under web links. >>> 6:27. it was a big night for a silent film. how many oscars the artist took hem and the other memorable moments of the film coming up. >>> we're live in newark where shocking allegations of a sex

the revisions call for at least two major tournaments at the city's harding park over the next decade. the proposal includes the possibility of the president's cup returning to harding as soon as 2017. revisions will be discussed at a recreation and park operations committee on thursday. somebody could do this shot again if they tried. pro golfer lee westwood knocking the shot of a lifetime. check it out. off the tee during the match play yesterday. he hit the ball in the crowd. not sure where it went. he walked over. a woman showed him where it landed. right down her collar into the back of her sweater. believe it or not westwood stepped up, thanked the lady, grabbed the ball and got a par on the show. >> hopefully he signed it for her. something for the effort. >> no way. must have hurt. a lot of commotion at the academy awards but drama on the red carpet before the show. >> the interesting thing is actu actually -- sorry. you've got kim jong-il. wait. it's okay for you. no. somebody ask you. >> sacha baron cohen using his usual outrageous self dressed to promote his film "the dicta

. >> parking is hard. i park in this lot all of the time. i would miss it. >> a smaller lot across would montt avenue will boast -- will both be lost to a condo and department. >> 60 days after that, woodmont avenue will be closed for about two years. >> a former underground parking crunch will replace the lot. signs are up where 100 long-term parking spaces have been converted to four hours lots. this cafe owner is worried that losing the lot will mean losing business. >> it is concerning to us. i do not know where my customers will part. >> the project should be finished around june 2015. >> no businesses are going to have to close. this starts april 1. it is going to take three years. pack your patience. >> all right. thank you. coming up next on abc 7 news it 5:00, the most sleep deprived people in the country live in one specific area. >> why your gas appliances may have [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the

systematically, weekdays and weekends, we went to look at parking occupancy. how hard was it to find a space? these red lines mean that the occupancy is over 85%. as a driver is not what we want to see, that it is difficult to find a parking space. this must read, we do not see it anywhere else in the city. it is where we have on manage parking next two large trip generators. there are a significant level of people that part just to take the third street light rail downtown, adding not much value to this neighborhood. a quick history of management backgrounds and where it is located. in 2002 the city made a resolution dedicating the metering district to a division of on street parking in the area that would be managed. really supporting that writ -- vision for a dance, mixed use commercial extension of me during hours in the area. envisioning this parking proposal. sf parks, it is just a brand. part of the asset mta. under that name, we are really moving in a different direction, trying to make parks better for san francisco and making it easier to drive, for our custo

the next high-profile tour event in the so -- to the city in 2016 in the form of a playoff at harding parkdents cup could return to 2017 and 2021. the deal must still be approved by the full rec and park division and then the board of supervisors. >>> 8:25. hey, sal, do you know the way to san jose? >> not a good way right now, dave. >> yeah. >> unfortunately we have a crash northbound 101 in san jose that's really made the traffic tough. northbound 101, just up the road from this, we have a motorcycle car, a pretty serious one. i would say examine uing 280 instead -- using 280 instead. you may watt to exit and head west on -- well, it's technically north. but head to the west valley on 280. at this point, it's a much better option than 101. if you are going to the bay bridge taupe. it's been moderately avenue. it's improving by the minute here getting into san francisco. >>> good morning, everyone. cold out there. last week record highs, we'll be lucky to get above. cold and breezy here. sun, cloeld colds, we get the mostly cloudies at 30s and 40s. it's definitely chilly after last week's

last time it locked up traffic for five or six blocks it was hard to get parked. >> reporter: fifth between mission and folsom will be shutdown this afternoon for sure. other rolling closures as the motorcade moves from south of market to fundraisers on nob hill and pacific heights. david will be letting his employees leave early to escape the gridlock. >> i joked to my colleagues that he's here to promote business but no business can happen while he's here. >> reporter: the president has a fundraiser at 2:00, private dinner at a home on broadway and an event for 2500 people at the nob hill masonic center. some say it will be an inconvenience but they will take it in stride. >> we'll make due. i'll probably be standing on the curb watching. maybe i'm part of the problem. >> reporter: he will not be going out to dinner tonight with his wife like they do every night so plans are changing. this is one of a few stops on the west coast. the president is expected to raise eight million dollars on this total trip. all of his events in san francisco are sold out. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> this

park. you know how hard is it to find a parking space in manhattan? only proof of the existence of god we accept is when you find a spot on your own block. (laughter) it's the only proof! meanwhile... (applause) ... religious houses are getting 50 feet of gold coast curb all to themselves 24/7. you've confused a war on your religion with not always getting everything you want. (cheers and applause) it's called being part of a society. not everything goes your way. you know, i don't let my kids eat ice cream every night. they wish i did. but even they know that doesn't make me the hitler of ice cream. (laughter) @@ (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, former f.b.i. special agent. his book is called "the black banners: the inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda." please welcome to the program ali soufan. (cheers and applause) nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: the book is called "the black banner." now we're going to talk a little bit... i want to talk to you more about what

last time it locked up traffic for five or six blocks it was hard to get parked. >> reporter: fifth between mission and folsom will be shutdown this afternoon for sure. other rolling closures as the motorcade moves from south of market to fundraisers on nob hill and pacific heights. david will be letting his employees leave early to escape the gridlock. >> i joked to my colleagues that he's here to promote business but no business can happen while he's here. >> reporter: the president has a fundraiser at 2:00, private dinner at a home on broadway and an event for 2500 people at the nob hill masonic center. some say it will be an inconvenience but they will take it in stride. >> we'll make due. i'll probably be standing on the curb watching. maybe i'm part of the problem. >> reporter: he will not be going out to dinner tonight with his wife like they do every night so plans are changing. this is one of a few stops on the west coast. the president is expected to raise eight million dollars on this total trip. all of his events in san francisco are sold out. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> this

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park. right now it is hard to tell that there is a park at the end of 24th street, because there are vehicles parked there every day and night all over the street. a lot of people do not feel that safe walking down there. must have a lot of trash with dogs barked by the vehicles, harassing the people that walk down to the park. i am very much in favor of having a two hour to four parking -- four hour parking down there. i am absolutely and totally against what is proposed. unlike mission bay, dog patch was not engaged in this proposal. mr. [unintelligible] came to the meeting for a bag presentation at the end of the meeting and, at that time, he was introducing a proposal that we thought would involve more engagement and we would be able to talk through what we do with our neighborhood. over the last several years we worked out a parking plan. all that we wanted was residential parking. we finally got it, with residential stickers. of what it does is help small businesses in our neighborhood. it is not just residential and retail, it is residential and small businesses. we are working with sm

parking peace. i am having a hard time understanding how that is an issue. you are parking at a slant and you need to get on the curb any way, you need to find a curb cut if you have a wheelchair. >> sorry, none of these essays -- spaces are wheelchair accessible. what i am imagining is that people who would be parking here would be able-bodied or if they have hawkers or crutches or other mobility aids. they may have wheelchairs', but these are not designated parking spaces for people with disabilities. d're just regular parking spaces. >> how does the ramp and packed parking? -- impact parking? >> when you go from the street up to the curb, there is only 4.5 feet before you encounter the railing. the concern is that you have to go around the tree wells and parking meters to get to the end of the ramp. or you can go behind a parked car. there might be a photo of that. >> we can hear from the department now. >> good evening, commissioners. the applicant came to the department with this issue with access. there are multiple entryways into the property of all t

and clearing driveways and parking lots. >>> in hard-hit colorado, where the storm wreaked havoc the day before. the state's main highway, interstate 70, is open again. police had shut down much of it from the kansas border, to denver thursday. ron hopwood was stranded for two nights at a motel in the town of lineman. >> we were in florida, coming up. and thursday night, the fog got so bad, we pulled over. >> the heavy snow soon followed leaving up to six feet into the rocky mountains foothills. >>> the storm is slowly moving east. dumping snow and causing headaches in its wake. drew levinson, cbs news. >> if you've planned to fly this weekend, and have a colorado connection, you can rest easy, flight schedules and denver international airport are returning to normal. and airlines canceled for than 600 flights there thursday and friday. and it looks like nothing but blue skies and elizabeth wenger joins us with the forecast. and it is incredible how nice the weekend is. >> and expect the same thing tomorrow. we will see kind of a repeat. and the temperatures outside right now, not to

park on the test. it's ridiculous. >> we know it's hard -- as we say we know it's hard the find a parking space in but at least do the test. >> howard of course says he's an excellent parallel parker. >> it's been letting prospectsive drivers off the hook for the past three years, they need to get back to doing it. >> hey, we've got clouds rolling in by this afternoon. around 50. tonight rain and snow showers. and colder air tomorrow and more snow showers saturday, some areas north and west of o especially could pick up an inch or maybe two. >> just going to look at one camera here: on the outer loop things are good but southbound route 1 is blocked at whisky bottom road with an accident at laurel. >> cbs the morning is coming up next, more on cpac and a meeting here in the district at marriott wardman park and talk about the fbi file on steve jobs. >> monika and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. >> have a great day. >> see you monday. [ captions

and clearing driveways in parking lots. in hard hit colorado, where the storm reeked havoc the day before, the state's main highway, interstate 70, is open again. police shut down much of it from the kansas border to denver thursday. >> ron was stranded for two nights at a motel. >> we were in florida coming back and thursday night, fog got so bad, we pulled over. >> heavy snow soon followed, leaving up to 6 feet in the rocky mountain foothills. the storm is moving east, dropping snow and causing headaches in its wake. cbs news. and ten there's the bay area, which seems like we're in eternal spring. >> it really does. doesn't it make you glad we live here? >> absolutely. >> accidents, nothing like that here today. it looks like we are staying dry the rest of the weekend. here's a live look from our cam. clear, a little chilly tonight. you will need a jacket if you are about to head outside somewhere, but overall, temperatures not as bad as the midwest. temperatures in the 40s and 50s across the bay area. 44 in livermore. and 50 deg

park. crack playing hard, competing well, but not getting the wins. they have lost five out of six, heading into tuesday night's game with clemson. what is a coach to do? >> you talk about the positives. we watched film of klum lost the game, and there is -- we watched film of what we lost the game. there is a reason they won and we did not. >> there has to be something special about this last stretch throughout the season. we will start tomorrow against clinton. >> tuesday night, one of these schools returns to the conversation of relevance while the other contemplates how it all went so wrong. pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. >> maryland women's basketball team on the road also tonight at georgia tech. angela berry will finish it off. she drops again, left hand off the glass. hawkins will get the jump on the ball from the right side of the basket on the baseline. maryland goes on to win 64-56. when people say that tom brady has the prettiest wife on the new england patriots, i don't think they are talking about her language. on her way out of superb

and they're our next point would be in san francisco what we are calling the satellite parking realm. it is a bit hard to read the map. here is what i can tell you it shows. parking intercepts that are away from the america's cup event area and close to these transit augmented lines and bicycle sharing facilities. you may know that blocked by the giant ball park, close to caltrain and that will be rolling out. people can parked there and pick up their bike and the train or they can take caltrans to pick up their bike share. these are multi modal, and we're working with two facilities on the west part of san francisco. we know that a lot of san franciscans to not want to drive downtown only to come back to the presidio. we're looking at this facilities because they are located to some of those transit lines where augmenting. in the last map that you're looking at here is how we handled party that is close in. one of the risks is people think it is easy to park -- no one think it is easy to park at fisherman's wharf but people might have the idea that there is a bunch of available and free parking at ch

they remember the time from grant park until the inauguration. they don't remember how hard it was to get to grant park. [laughter] but i said we'll change, big change is hard and it's going to take time. it takes more than a single term in takes more than a single president. most of all, what it requires is individual citizens like you who are committed to keeping up the fight, to pushing and struggling in managing the country so is thoroughly inches closer and closer and closer to our highest ideals. the thing i told you in 2008 what is coming you know, i am not a perfect man if you have type to michelle, and the interest of full disclosure, i told you i am not perfect and i won't be a perfect president. we have a promised? is that i'd always tell you what i thought, where i stood and i would wake up every single day of fighting as hard as they can for you. [applause] i've kept that promise. [cheers and applause] i kept that promise. so if you are willing to keep pushing the may come if you're willing to keep struggling with me, if you are continuing to reach out for that

hard to justify çparking over limits. cu-'s are getting tougher and tougher to justify for texas parking.perhaps you n make a deal to the extent you have flexibility in grandfathering or the extent that financial projections were made on an earlier design. hopefully this situation will not come up much more often. this seems to beok an outlet and special circumstance. oklove the project. hope you can make the deal. president miguel: public comment is closed. i went over somexd of the background of this,ç because i was totally confused as well, and i do notçó know when the concept or definition of tandem changed. but if it did it was sometime between when the project came to çus and was approved twice and the present time. i, for one,ç would be, in this instance, willing to go forward. çw3commissioner antonini: thank you. i think this is sort of in my opiniont( -- sort of using a technicality to try to limit the ñrparking, whereas we did twice approve something that the parking was there in may tan -- in a tandem form. nobody spotted it, perhaps. the only language i can't find it is no

park. we have been pushing very hard on that. the other thing mentioned was trash. these events later in the day and you run out of daylight to clean up. often they stay until 2:00 in the morning, but it is the best they can do. we require that they be back with teams that sought out because it is one thing for a matter of to be messy, it is another thing to be there with no one cleaning up. they have to be back and have their team working to quickly clean up the mess. the, you are up. supervisor mar: i realize there is the technology so that the grass is not damaged to the route? >> we have put that in place and we have gotten very knowledgeable about ensuring the protection of the tree roots and putting -- avoiding large vehicles on those areas. supervisor mar: that sounds like it has been resolved and even self parking as well. >> bluegrass, they expanded the parking. biking has become much more prevalent and not impact the neighbors. >> i wanted to speak specifically to outside plans. i of the supervisor, your offer -- office in particular gets a lot of correspo

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but for those who have to try and make pickups and deliveries, it can be hard to find space during the day. sf park aims to make it easier to find a spot close to a destination. while some of these areas are more industrial and have few clients and customers visiting during the day, they are interspersed with businesses that have more daytime activity and need open space parking spaces so it's easy for customers to find a place to park. i will direct the office of economic development to work with employers, particularly pr businesses, regarding ways to alleviate financial burden on low-income employees. i know that mta is working with the committee to develop a sound proposal and in the parking management strategy should have ample community by yen before it is rolled out. -- community buy in before it is rolled out. thank you for your question. president chiu: that concludes today's question time. thank you for being here. madame clerk, could you please read the consent agenda? >> item 2 is an appointment to the child care planning and advisory council. this item comprises a consent agenda and wi

but for those who have to try and make pickups and deliveries, it can be hard to find space during the day. sf park aims to make it easier to find a spot close to a destination. while some of these areas are more industrial and have few clients and customers visiting during the day, they are interspersed with businesses that have more daytime activity and need open space parking spaces so it's easy for customers to find a place to park. i will direct the office of economic development to work with employers, particularly pr businesses, regarding ways to alleviate financial burden on low-income employees. i know that mta is working with the committee to develop a sound proposal and in the parking management strategy shld

. >>> a group of drivers learned the hard way what can happen when you park on thin ice. they were at an ice fishing contest in oshkosh, wisconsin. 36 vehicles broke through the ice on lake winnebago on saturday. that looks bad. several were salvaged. officials say the cars were parked too close together for the ice to hold their weight. >>> a marine stationed in maryland credits karma with helping him win a jackpot. he was in navlz foster training a couple weeks ago and ended up at the penny slots. he won nearly $3 million. as for the karma, he recently volunteered to be a bone marrow donor for someone he doesn't know and probably will never meet. he was offered the chance to back out when they took him about the pain he might suffer. he said add he'd take a little pain to help save a life. a few days later he won na jackpot. >> wow. >> that would convince you it to believe karma or something. >> maybe it will convince you to sign up for the bone marrow registry. >>> spectacular weather out there today. >> it doesn't get much better. >> not in february it sure sdenlt. >>

along balboa park station, geneva, san jose, pushing hard to get a ramp for pedestrians. right now, it is dangerous to cross the street, especially if you are pushing a stroller or are in a wheelchair. you have to go further than you but typically have to. there is so much more to do. we have to figure out how to calm the traffic. a lot of cars, speeding through and make it unsafe for pedestrians. sidewalks are not very convenient for people. it takes a lot of money to do that, but it is really about being vigilant and looking at the fund the come through the transportation authority. we have been extending sidewalks in some places to help with pedestrians, trying to put in islands, plantings to slow down traffic. bike lanes have helped. a bit controversial where i live is a bike lane. people do not see as many bikes, but we are seeing more and more common now that the bike lanes are coming in. that makes it safer for pedestrians. we have a bike way on a major street. you do not have as much time to cross, and you cut down one lane for the cars and a pedestrian can then w

hard. the makings of a championship are well underway in college park. >> we will have highlights for you tonight at 0:00. brian roberts took part in some of today's workouts for the orioles in sarasota. he remains as uncertain as anyone as to whether he will play again. he suffered a concussion last may. the doctors have still not cleared him to play in the game. he said he cannot predict whether he can play in time for opening day. the lack of a timeline for the return of a concussion remains a major frustration for roberts. he won his appeal of returning the suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. he arrived at spring training. we've heard plenty of denials from players in the past. braun insists he won on more than a technicality and never used performance-enhancing drugs. >> if i had done this intentionally or unintentionally, i would be the first one to step up and say i did it. by no means am i perfect, but if i never made any mistakes in my life, i am taking responsibility for my actions. i truly believe in my heart and would bet my life that this substance never entered my body

hard to find the funds. >> dear ms. frazier -- >> university of maryland college park honors college, uva, unc and university of southern cal to name a few. it's never been are you going to college it's always been where. >> she wants to major in international public health. >> we always told our children, if you work hard and you can go to college and go where are you want. >> now the sky is opening up for her parents. while they're thrilled, the reality of the rising cost of college is reigning on their parade. >> we started saving years ago, we had no idea we will be looking at universities $40,000 and $50,000 a year. >> cost of college has continue to go up and significantly a wh savings, investments have gone down. we will find that more and for families are going to be challenged over the coming years. >> families like alice, they got a little more time to prepare but they worry. >> it's hard to predict the cost of college but it's obviously increases every year. it could be as much as $100,000 a year. >> like the frazier, the davis's have been saving. >> i try to hit the mark of about $2000 a year. sometime it is