. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

the sts being taken today to proteca northern california communi. from overseas. syria's prime minister dodges an assassinn attempt. this as new calls for u-s intervention. and troublemakers on bart beware. how the transit agency plans to crack down the worst offenders. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's monday,,, >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, rain, 62 degrees. atlanta, morning thunderstorms, 76. st. louis, mostly sunny, 81 degrees. denver, mostly sunny, 84. seattle, showers, 54 degrees. >>> opening statements are scheduled today in los angeles in a civil trial over who is liable for michael jackson's death. jackson died of a drug overdose four years ago. his mother is said to be seeking $40 billion in damages from aeg live, a concert promoter. her lawyers will try to prove that aeg hired and controlled the doctor who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in jackson's death. >>> washington, d.c. went hollywood saturday night. the annual white house c

california. someone robbed a gas station, 500 fbi agents pulled from st. louis to california. and there is zero tolerance. you ask the heads of the fbi or law enforcement, this is crazy and they say to you we know that's crazy but i'm with senior fbi official in parliament in britain and i said you know this is crazy. he says if i ever advocate anything more than zero tolerance they would be hanging me from my balls from the develop congress. >> that's exactly right. if you can quantify the let's to life that's out there and things we don't apply to things over the last 10, 12 years that killed far more people and yet it's politically acceptable in some way to let that happen. i want to talk about why that is and if there's any way to change that equation and we'll do that after this. you brought the flex in... as soon as i met fiona and i was describing the problem we were having with our rear brakes, she immediately triaged the situation, knew exactly what was wrong with it, the car was diagnosed properly, it was fixed correctly i have confidence knowing that if i take to fo

st. helens in washington, mt. shasta in californialiamna in alaska, hoodoo in canada, mt. bandai in japan, el chichon in mexico, llaima in chile. - i didn't know there were that many volcanoes. - that's just in what's affectionately known as "the ring of fire," basically a circle around the pacific. according to these legends, if you purloin sacred stones there is hell to pay. like pele in hawaii. not very nice once she's riled up. not that i believe in such things. however, last time i was in hawaii, i made sure not to take any rocks. - thom took some rocks from the mountain. - yeah. after what happened to jill, we better give her boss a heads up. [flame crackling] - angie? [door locks] where'd they...go? [water boiling] aah! - [growls] - [screams] test. when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking day during your allergy season test. 18 days! 12 days! 24 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. twith pizza hut's new crazy un cheesy crust pizza: this champion of cheese has sixteen pockets filled test. test. t

energy that we thought you would be interested in getting an update around st prop 39 funds, you all will remember in november, california voters approved prop 39 which basically creates 515 million dollars for a year for five years to go towards energy efficiency renewable generation projects and public buildings and primarily public schools. this is again going to be a big decision point for decision makers in sacramento, so the governor has laid out a set of proposals around how he thinks those dollars should be spent throughout his budget. there's about 3 or 4 different state bills that are also proposing how the funds should be allocated. we've been thinking with the city family about how we really maximize just the amount of dollars that first come to san francisco because we -- it's very unclear, will it be a block grant, a competitive grant dollars that are administrated by the state, if it is a block gront, what would be the distribution, so we're trying to maximize the amount of dollars that come to san francisco and then in particular, that we have strong partnerships and places that have strong partnerships b

st. john and santa clara streets. >>> the problem of distracted driving has gotten so bad and deadly the california highway patrol is calling april distracted driving month. now a piece of technology is trying to curb the danger. our business and tech reporter scott budman shows us how it works. >> reporter: it's still a big problem. texting and driving. while the focus is on teen drivers, let's be honest. we adults are at fault too. >> i've seen my dad text while he drives, check e-mail, search the web when he needs to look up quick information. >> reporter: we adults do it too. >> yeah, exactly. swerving on the road as he's going. >> reporter: a piece of technology called cell control wants to fight back against distracted driving. it's a small device that, when plugged into your car, renders your mobile devices useless when you're in the car. no texting, e-mails, or surfing. >> i think i would be supportive of it. i feel like maybe you don't need something external to prevent you, but to be honest i guess we do. >> reporter: 1 of 5 drivers of all ages admits to searching the web while driving. enough to drive the

st. louis and left a path of damage that stretched a couple of hundred miles arm to northern arkansas. >> a southern california man is in critical condition at this hour after police say he deliberately tried to saw off his own arms in home depot store. the scene stunned shoppers at the store in a los angeles suburb. witnesses say he grabbed several hand saws including one meant to cut sheet rock and literally cut both arms to the bone. an off-duty paramedic likely saved his life. he looked to be in his 40's. his motive remains a mystery. >> troubling news for silicon valley companies. computer sales have had their worse job in 19 years, with shipments of pc's falling 14 percent last quarter, nearly twice what was predicted. the company blames microsoft's windows 8 operating system which was expected to give the industry a boost but it received mixed reviews and has put pc sales. >> three million vehicles are recalled over defects with the airbags by the same maker, affecting the big japanese automakers. toyoto is recalling lexus and camrys. honda is recalling 2001 to 2003 civics and odysseys. nissan is recall

california. the multi-state game is known for huge jackpots including the biggest ever last year at $587 million. monty francis is live in st. lorenzo at cavenaugh liquors. did you buying your ticket yet? >> i have my ticket here. they consider this store lucky. over time, five people have walked into this store and walked out millionaires. this time, they're hoping it will be with a winning power ball ticket. we can take a look here inside and see how the line is looking. we've seen a steady stream of people here all afternoon long. the most recent big winning ticket was purchased here last year when someone won an $11 million super lot toe jackpot. today people were hoping some of that luck would rub off on them as they took part for the first time in the powerball lottery. california is the 45th state to join the multi-state lottery. the minimum jackpot is $40 million. the largest ever was a jackpot last year, as you said, $587 million or cash payout of $384 million. there were two winning tickets for that one. the first drawing is wednesday, the first jackpot stands at $60 million. >> since they got in california, i've

st. louis and left a path of damage that stretched a couple of hundred miles arm to northern arkansas. >> a southern california is in critical condition at this hour after police say he deliberately tried to saw off his own arms in home depot store. the scene stunned shoppers at the store in a los angeles suburb. witnesses say he grabbed several hand saws including one meant to cut sheet rock and literally cut both arms to the bone. an off-duty paramedic likely saved his life. he looked to be in his 40's. his motive remains a mystery. >> troubling news for silicon valley companies. computer sales have had their worse job in 19 years, with shipments of pc's falling 14 percent last quarter, nearly twice what was predicted. the company blames microsoft's windows 8 operating system which was expected to give the industry a boost but it received mixed reviews and has put pc sales. >> three million vehicles are recalled over defects with the airbags by the same maker, affecting the big japanese automakers. toyoto is recalling lexus and camrys. honda is recalling 2001 to 2003 civics and odysseys. nissan is recalling

st. louis, chance of isolated afternoon tomorrows. dallas, 73. we on the west coast, spoiled here in californiath temperatures very nice. 78 expected in l.a. tomorrow. palm springs, 97. 90 in fess fro. 87 sacramento, and the lake tahoe area enjoying a little warm, we thigh at 69. here's the seven-day forecast. on sunday, inland temperatures mid-80s. upper 60s at the coast and possible records expecteds and tuesday. monday could be the warmest day with inland temperatures near 90 degrees. look for 0s around the bay. near 70 at the coast. monday, stretching into tuesday, and then after that the cooling will take place, look for temperatures to drop. the fog returns next thursday, and friday. don't forget the sun screen tomorrow. >> very important. and then the fog will do the job fours. meanwhile, beautiful day for baseball. >> mike: it was just that. a tail tale of two cities. tim lincecum looking like his old safe, and the a's >> giants finally got a decent outing from tim lincecum and take their second straight from the part dress. men in black part iii in mccovey's comb. lincecum looking like

st. louis, chance of isolated afternoon tomorrows. dallas, 73. we on the west coast, spoiled here in californiath temperatures very nice. 78 expected in l.a. tomorrow. palm springs, 97. 90 in fess fro. 87 sacramento, and the lake tahoe area enjoying a little warm, we thigh at 69. here's the seven-day forecast. on sunday, inland temperatures mid-80s. upper 60s at the coast and possible records expecteds and tuesday. monday could be the warmest day with inland temperatures near 90 degrees. look for 0s around the bay. near 70 at the coast. monday, stretching into tuesday, and then after that the cooling will take place, look for temperatures to drop. the fog returns next thursday, and friday. don't forget the sun screen tomorrow. >> very important. and then the fog will do the job fours. meanwhile, beautiful day for baseball. >> mike: it was just that. a tail tale of two cities. tim lincecum looking like his old safe, and the a's >> giants finally got a decent outing from tim lincecum and take their second straight from the part dress. men in black part iii in mccovey's comb. lincecum looking like

st. john's episcopal church. >> in brit dan it -- britain it was a royal easter in winsor, leaving church, the queen was greeted by children with flowers in californiae easter bunny dropped in for a visit from 4,000 feet. the landing by a hare. some 40,000 easter eggs came by special air delivery. all to the delight of hundreds of eager children who got up close and personal with their favorite rabbit. and in australia, an easter forll -- gorilla? it's easter at the zoo, too. you can enjoy the holiday just monkeys around. >> ama: need detours on part of i-80 in the east bay. ahead, the america's cup first scaled back the number of teams in the race. now race organizers are downsizing again. >>> taking another peak at live doppler 7hd, as leigh told us, another band of showers is >> ama: breaking news for you now in the strike by san francisco musicians. a they've reached a tentative deal that would make for a new 26-month contract. it still has to be ratified by the full orchestra, and approval by the board of governors, but they have reached a tentative agreement so hopefully the musician's strike will be over and concerts will resume tuesday , apr

st. paul's episcopal church at 7:00 p.m. a second concert is planned for next weekend in sacramento. >>> california attorney general has accepted president obama's apology today after he made an offhand remark complimenting her appearance. obama praised harris, who is a longtime friend, as a tough administrator of the law who gives everyone a fair shake, but then he added, quote, she also happens to be, by far, the best-looking attorney general in the country. it caused a bit of a dustup. >> you know, they're old friends and good friends, and he did not want in any way to diminish the attorney general's professional accomplishments. >> harris' spokesman says the attorney general and president have been friends for many years. she strongly supports him. >>> we're all familiar with california laws against texting and driving. a new federal report shows not many people are following them. the u.s. department of transportation released a survey this week reporting that at any given time more than 600,000 drivers are texting, tweeting and talking and e-mails on their cell phones. the survey also found that laws meant to prevent cell

st. jude. >> second downgrade in three days. the news here is they're facing lawsuits on defibrillator leads in california. normally device makers are protected by a supreme court ruling that protects them if they're fda compliant, but there's an issue about whether they're going to challenge that. i would avoid the stock. >> and how about the rat dog. if you're in the market for a new pet, avoid argentina. a man recently smelled a rat after buying what he thought was a toy poodle. his veterinarian broke the news. he had been sold a juiced up rodent. >> what! >> it's cute. would you keep it? i mean would you just discard it? >> i wouldn't put down nathan's shirt. un of my favorite books is about the pesky rat, where a rat is passed for a cat. >> right. >> great story. >> ahead on "fast money," solar blasts, mega rally shares up more than 40% today alone. and we'll face off over the colonel, can the company weather the bird flu scares? straight ahead. >> the entire trading day is the preparation for the show that night. >> it's idea generation, all about giving you a framework for how to look at the market.

california pacific medical center cathedral hill campus at nexus avenue and goodyear i boulevard and reflecting various elements of the use. item 24 is the urban design element to increase the height for the medical center st. luke campus and amending map 5 to reflect the pogorzelskixed maximum plan and diagonal plan dimensions for replacement hospital site and adopting findings. item 25 is an ordinance further amending the general plan map for the cathedral hill campus for the hospital site, the medical office building site, designating the sites as the van ness medical use subdistrict and adopting findings. >> on items 23, 24, and 25, president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. colleagues, i know there's been a little bit of confusion on these items so i just want to take a moment to explain in particular to explain to the public what we are doing here. as i think you all know, we had been considering an original proposal for cpmc that proposal was substantially changed. we adopted a term sheet several weeks ago and voted 11-0 in support of a term sheet that will soon be embodied in legislation including general plan amendments and other planning code amendments to execute on that. that being said, the thre

st. george, utah, and santa fe, new mexico. eight of the ten dirtiest cities are in california.s fourth on that list and that's due in part to all that traffic. a study says l.a. has the country's worst traffic congesti congestion. i was just there. it's true. folks averaging 59 hours stuck in traffic last year. l.a. is third on the global list with brussels first of the worst, antwerp second. san jose, california, one of the happiest cities. san francisco is second. the nation's capital third. people named gwyneth paltrow the most beautiful woman in the world. did you check out that see-through dress she wore at the iron man 3 premiere. it comes a week after the poll named her the most hated celebrity. jealousy perhaps, right? and those are your number ones. >>> a couple years ago when i was here, i read from my book of misarticulations. fortunately, my verbal phonation and electrocution have improved. >>> the surviving suspect in the boston marathon twin bombings is being treated at a federal prison medical facility, but there are lingering questions surrounding the initial fb

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california if you are heading down to san diego or l.a. for you, high pressure will lose its grip. fog, sun, cooler for most. i say that for most. clearlake, 87. middletown, 90. stlena, 80. sonoma, sonoma, 73. kentfield, 72. vallejo, benicia, crockett, a little bit on the warm side but down considerably. antioch and brentwood. la fayette, alamo in there, oakland 65. livermore, 77. 75 morgan hill to 72 san jose. santa cruz, though, 60. a lot of fog coast. 50s, 60s. upper 60s, very low 70s. cooler on thursday and then nice friday and then it looks warmer. >>> burger king is now offering to deliver your order right to your doorstep. a burger king in east oakland just started offering the home delivery service. there's a $2 delivery charge and customers have to place a minimum $10 order. some people we talked to say it's worth it. >> i would do it if i was home and -- i didn't want to go out or i didn't have a car, i would definitely call them up. >> burger king is offering home delivery at five bay area location, oakland, san leandro, san ramon, union city and milpitas. the fast-food chain says it's looking to hire delivery drivers. health experts wish they could p