my name is rob thompson. i live two blocks from the proposed site.you with my support for the proposal as a neighbor and a member of the community. i have been working with a small group of neighbors for the last several years with the planning department on the bryant street traffic diet project, which as been a wonderful opportunity for the neighborhood. it strikes me that a project like this is perfectly complementary to the neighborhood's efforts and enthusiasm for bringing greater life and vibrancy to this part of bryant street. i would like to voice my support andok that of my wife, o also lives with me at that address, for the project, that it go for without minimal restrictions -- that it go forward without minimal restrictions. >> i am here to voice my support also. i could say a lot about what i want this in my neighborhood. it will be some place that i walk by when i get off the bus or when i come home, i can walk right by it. it will make the neighborhood more fun. i will get to meet more of my neighbors and more of my neighbors will want

. >>> police catch a man wanted for robbing homes in baltimore county. they say 20-year-old alvin thompsontoday himself -- turned himself in. he was wanted for robbing two homes. investigators say thompson tried to sell the stolen property at pawn shops throughout the area. >>> it's official. flu season is here. but it took a while for it to start. mary bubala has a new report. >> reporter: the cdc is reporting an uptick in the number of samples being positive for the flu. it is compared to almost 8% the week before. researchers say these numbers suggest they are just off to a late start. this is only the second time in almost 30 years the percentage of positive test samples was under 10% through january. denise? >> reporter: thank you, mary. flu season typically hits as early as october and can hit as late as may. >>> we had a very nice day today. can we see some rain tonight? we'll has weather and traffic together. bob turk is here now with the updated numbers. >> reporter: we had morning clouds. a lot of sun most of the day. temperatures again, above the 50-degree mark. way above our av

rob could be a d.c. police officer. >> reporter: at gallery place metro, tisha thompson, news 4. >> metro transit police tell us electronics are easy to steal because the devices are so good at distracting us. they say you can help them with their decoy operations by protecting yourself, by paying attention to who is around you. it's good to know these guys are around us. >> it might be a good weekend to be taking the subway because it is going to be cold o there. at least you're under ground and warm. >> it is going to be brutal as far as cold temperatures go. a couple things you'll need, the coats, hats, gloves. one thing you're not going to need with this system the snow shovels. you won't need the sleds. this is not going to be a big no event though we are going to see some snow just about everywhere even those folks in southern maryland that have really not seen much at all. out there right now current temperatures hitting at 43 degrees. you can see the clouds have moved in across the region. earlier we were seeing sunshine but now the clouds are moving in as the storm system is doing the same. winds right now out of

rob could be a metro transit police officer. >> reporter: a police officer armed with a cell phone and handcuffs to match. at gallery place metro, tisha thompsonnews4. >>> metro transit police say electronic are easy to steal because the devices are so good at distracting you. they say you can help them with their decoy operations by protecting yourself by paying attention to whoever is around you. >>> plan ahead if are you going to use metro this weekend. both the east and west falls church stations will be closed on the orange lines. free shuttle buses will run between the stations. there will also be single tracking between van ness and friendship heights and between new york avenue and rhode island avenue on the red line. on the green line, trains will share tracks between naylor road and branch avenue and between l'enfant plaza and mt. vernon square. yellow line trains will run between huntington and the stadium armory station on the blue line. the work starts at 10:00 tonight and will be finished by monday morning's rush hour. >>> what looked like a comfortable lead disappeared literally within seconds for the capitals last night. they t

>> okay, mitch thompson with us with kcbs radio and stay with sf.com for all the information you will need to get around the bay area close your all weekend long. >>> a man who was robbeds in critical condition this morning after being shot near a pleasant hills school. it happened near pinewood park and strandwood elementary. a 20-year-old man was walking with three juveniles when three armed robbers held them up at gunpoint. he resisted and they shot him in the torso. officers searched house to house for suspects but so far, they've made no arrests. >>> 7:36 now. two people are under arrest after allegedly attacking an officer in the city of livermore. police say adrian manzano jumped on the back of an officer yesterday and tried to choke him. this happened as police were responding to report after a fight nearby. a 17-year-old boy waswas also arrested. >>> two boys were tapped in a san jose -- stabbed in a san jose mall last night. it happened at the east ridge mall after 7:30. witnesses saw three men attacking the victims and police detained the three people. no word if they are the suspects. in that case. >>> and a judge has set the trial date for giselle esteban.

thompson has more. >> in battle for talent, the west isn't winning, it's more of a draw. robr ago. >> the allure of wall street has diminished. the sexiness has diminished. it's a tough business. right now it's a brutal business to be in. >> as a result, sloan says wall street is working harder for less pay making it less attractive. profitable is squeezing pay. wall street's paychecks now tied more closely to a firm or unit's long term than short term performance. of course this has bean hallmark of silicon valley where cash starved startups pay in stock and giving an edge to tech where an engineer may earn most of their $2 to $10 million in stock while a wall street million a year is split between cash and stock. if you're an engineering graduate in the top 1% you would be insane to go to wall street and that was probably not the case five years ago. people aren't fleeing finance. since 2002 employment has grown 2.2% contrafrting with a decline in nonmanufacturing tech jobs. recruiters say wall street and silicon valley aren't at odds. the industry jobs require different sk