if you going god and implement this the people that spoke around a month park it's stupid to have alamo parking what's the heck of a difference they can only park for two hours so permit it like people like me can park there if i have to get a permit that was really, really dumb time and certainly areas to 8:00 p.m. makes no sense 8:00 p.m. one person that talked about i ghetto home from work i want to be there 8:00 p.m. that's stupid stupid stupid really, really dumb as the other person that talked when he gets home at 2 in the morning hell at 11:00 p.m. i can't get parking but listen to the people please i implore you listen to the people and pay attention to them (clapping.) (calling names). >> mr. jones. >> i'm 0 reverend harlan jones i represent the missionary christian methodist church on 1455 golden gate after the congregation of 2 hundred and 50 members most seniors we've been there for 64 years to require residential parking permits of a church where there's mostly seniors that have to come out and move their cars walking up and down golden gate around steiner and pierce it see

i'm robert mason on the board of the alamo square i'll be wearing two hats a board member and long term resident our great uncle bought the house in 1958 i moved ♪ 19682 our family has a long term residence and in a favor of the long term parking when the board took the final vote we voted in favor of the 6 to 2 we have had several meetings both as a board and with the general members of the month scares to meet the concerns for the people that showed up what days of the week and how many hours of the week when cars have to move throughout this process we've listened to people in favor of the residential parking those against the residential parking and those who raised the concerns we tried to address that in the final proposal you'll see today and met multiply times with the sfmta and the parking enforceers to figure out it becomes for the proposal today and in dealing with the sfmta the e-mail responses and it's been in support of proposal not unanimous but we have the majority of support that the sfmta has received and that's consistent with the survey routines we've conducted the m

in the process, family's home becomes a shrine to texas history, alamo, the battle of zacatecas, and back to the battle of the spanish conquistador. >> that is a helmet, all lined, can you imagine wearing that all day long. jamie: if you are having a bad hair day, it would take care of it. >> no doubt. there is more stuff, let me show. >> more than this. >> w we have several rooms. jamie: there are weapons everywhere. >> this is what i was talking about. jamie: you have a lot of guns, this gun? >> a sawed off shotgun, carried by the borrow gang. jamie: barrow's like bonnie and clyde. >> you want to hold a piece of history. jamie: it's heavy. >> earl explains that the barrow gang left the weapon on the side of the road by accident, while changing a tire on their getaway car. >> dad loved the "bonnie and clyde" story. >> as we all do. jamie: you have to wonder why , they killed a lot of people. >> fascination with americaa and gangsters. >> 1930, bonnie parker, an unemployed waitress meets clyde barrow in west dallas, she is 19, he is a year older on the run from buglary charges. charg

management or baby in america maybe you don't know the number with care and everybody is united we say alamo their out there fighting the mexican guy coming i'm a chinese but i like to call everything thank you (clapping.) (calling names). >> hi, i'm marching jean robertson been here since 19 of 9 and my agreement over 16 years with rent control no garage so there's 5 spaces that have no garage and one of the things i find most problematic about the process that we have here is that when i was working for supreme court i worked from 9 to 5 my problem was finding parking when i got home so this makes absolutely no sense to me i would like if we're going to have residential parking permits it's not from 9 to 5 that is it for people that live in the neighborhood looking for parking when they come home so that's basically all i'm going to say i really have a problem with the fact that you only have one vehicle per store i i know that our neighborhood store in my building has several people that have to go unload and load up you know and share - very e they have 3 vehicles to use for the store th

support the area q parking permit my husband and i have been there for over 10 years we send time at alamo square park we are investing in our neighborhood and encouraged by the embarcadero corridor, however, that comes with the parking issues we need cars for our park we don't have a garage when we first moved to our home we were challenged to find a parking of 15 minutes or less and spend 45 minutes or more sometimes parking over 10 blocks away from our neighborhood in addition, we live on the block of embarcadero and it is effected by the sweeping and the meters along the block according to the occupancy scare 91 percent of the spaces are occupied and 61 are occupied by non-recipe why should people with no ties to our neighborhood b be allowed to occupy the spaces in our neighborhood? (clapping) the proposed area q will allows us to park in our own neighborhood in close proximity to our home and 9:00 p.m. will give us time to have a chance to find parking and will reduce our stress at the end of our work days i wanted to address the church community they said they're working on addressi

the alamo. the battle even stuff going back to the spanish con kwooes dorrs. >> this is the con keyes dorr's helmet. can you image carting that on your head all day long? >> if you have a bad hair day it takes care of it. >> no doubt. there's more stuff. let me show you. >> more than this? >> more than this. >> we have several rooms chs>> there are weapons every where. >> this is what i was talking about. >> you promised guns. you have a lot of guns. >> this is a sawed off shot gun that was carried by the barrow. >> like barry like bonnie and clyde? >> it is heavy. unbelievable. >> the barrow gang accidentally left the weapon on the side of the road while changing a tire on their get away car. >> dad loved the whole bonnie and clyde story didn't he? >> loved the story. as we all do. it holds up now. >> fascination with americana and the gangsters. >> 1930 bonnie parker and unemployed waitress meets clyde in west barrow. clyde is a year older and on the run from burglary charges. >> they are thes

so we tried to implement that in the first original proposal thereby of the 8 block sectors around alamo scare 6 are two-time regulated and 2 are r f bp the neighborhood association took issue with this bus parking is so tight there and they relied on the elms of the curbs to park their cars the other thing we looked at was the fact that alamo square didn't necessarily have a large number of people like delores or on the parks it is toured and tense players and people walking their dogs and not large crowds so actually the need for parking around the park was lower so we negotiated we came to a coincidence to have it restored so 6 of the 8 sectors r vp and the remaining two sects be two hour time sectors seethes and the north part of the panhandle we made sell street with r vp so - >> thank you now, it's interesting i know for neighbors neighborhood have that kind of overflow area on the edge of the parks on the edge of large municipal buildings it was a gift as well as we're confident that park users and other visitors from the commercial cords because the bottom of alamo square is a bl

the alamo. the battle even stuff going back to the spanish con kwooes dorrs. >> this is the con keyes dorr's

alamos. >> breaking into the computer system was really easy to do. >> how easy was it?y. >> i didn't know what i wanted to do with my life. i mean i thought i was going to do something like bus driving or cab driving. everything seemed boring. i touched a computer, and that was exciting. lunchtime i would eat my lunch and head into the computer room. everyone would go outside and play. i would be in the computer room. i was kind of off in my own world. >> i think this is it. i don't know. >> my dad was an electrical engineer. and he wanted to start his own business which is why he bought one of the first apple 2 computers in the market area. back then, yeah, it was new. there wasn't a lot of computers around back then. i thought we could put it on a floor mat that is obsolete. yeah, they're still here. >> at that time it was like having a tv back in the '40s or '50s. one family on the block would have one. >> only now we're beginning to stofr ways to use it. >> most of the kids would want to play a game like tic-tac-toe, or a game called hunt the wumpus which was just a

rain and acting the part of the east bay in about one hour to men is more of a 64 and in the side alamo and then fell 642649. in the next 15 to 20 minutes this headline showers will begin to impact the stretch of water creek down to dublin which of course enclosed alamo and then build we're watching that very carefully this morning that is all we're seeing a threat or in small enough as you can sing live in the east bay in this area look for what can this is not only 680 but also on highway 4 in a slab but tickets are all the way out toward the nose. >>james: 7 showers will be passing rather quickly by noontime the clouds will be there but will start to see the breakup a little bit of an electric clock and 4:00 this afternoon must time today will warmer to the upper 60s will also see an increase of winds will be 1520 gusting up to 25 your evening commute out barrelful of the forecast coming up in 15 minutes of the three of the on the commute. >>george: for the ride on interstate 680 the southbound direction to earlier, accidence jamming of the ride here the last the which is the final c

. >> hi, i'm tony house painter i've had a house painting business and live in the alamo square for the last 19 years i've reduced my vehicle size to a small honda it works for me, i work all over the city i park in the be neighborhoods and have to come out from work where i'm making money stop what i'm doing in certain neighborhood done this for 18 years not happy about it but it's part of my business could i this is a very passionate subject for a lot of people including myself i believe that everyone is welcome in my neighborhood i don't want to have a weekend spot it is difficult and being here for the last few hours i've talked with people and one person told me that she's here because she works and didn't want to move her car every couple of hours and another woman lovely told me that she is an older woman that likes to have adversities and can't have visitors that have to move their cars a lot so it's against you know it's tough on her i appreciate this but i live there i lived in this neighborhood i'm ready to be cut off in a second i really need this permit parking i'm not incl

requester i have five minutes. >> hi, i'm france can you tell me came intoer living on steiner on alamo square our concern is the lack of light i have the sun study for winter would basically taking our sunlight from 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning that maybe minimal to this person but it is not minimal to us there's here this is the probably have this; right? >> this is the existing. >> ma'am that you could pull your microphone. >> this is the existing condition and 720 on the proposed one will have no sunlight even at 922 and this is june 21st 8 o'clock and 840 as proposed as now we both have some sunlight and the proposed one takes all the sunlight away if you look at this little this is my window here my kitchen window and the sunlight is just gone they take it now i do have a solution i figured out i could get up an hour or two later donate not a solution i like and this here this is the window where this sunlight comes in can you see yeah. there - >> in addition they're digging down against my garden which is 10 or 12 feet i planted disaster trees that are thirty feet tall trying to

the hottest today was alamo. as we head throughout the next four days we will talk about the potential of rain fall out here in the pacific. and when we may actually yes, finally get some measurable rain fall from this and that forecast in about 10 minutes. >> okay. see you then jeff. >> no snow as you know another popular ski resort. sugar bowl resort. and truckee is the latest place to announce it is closing doors earlier than usual. sunday is sugar bowl's final ski day. sierra snow pack at near record low. earlier the sierra at tahoe also closed for the season. you can track the heat from our smart phone, all you have do is download it for free from the itunes app store or from an android marketplace. >> following breaking news in palo alto at this hour. grizzly discovery inside the home. two people found shot to death. could be a murder/suicide. this is on fabian way near the 101 san antonio exit. detectives say they have recovered a gun. we will continue to follow the breaking news and bring you the latest l

this is in alamo and danville. border around the area. there's the map.ou see it backed up solid from basically the northern end of danville all the way back through the walnut creek interchange where that blends in with the traffic build. that's typical south coming for 680 out of pleasant hill and concord. now the folks from highway four, they're going to continue to merge in with this traffic making it tougher and tougher south of that bridge. we'll track that, so far no major injuries, seven to possibly nine vehicles wrn originally involved. they're going to need more tow trucks out on scene. we're tracking that. meanwhile the upper east shore freeway through richmond, westbound 80 through berkeley and the bay bridge toll plaza. that's typical there. we're going to zoom into the other slower spot. down in towards a street, but the earlier crash is cleared at marina itself. now we'll show you the stop from oakland, just top of the screen, and you see the taillights between jammed solid just a few minutes ago. that is quickly recovering closer to the sp

where colonel travis -- william barrett travis began to gather men at the alamo. i ask unanimous consent to introduce into the record a transcription of his letter written to the people of texas and all americans on february 24. travis and his other fellows stood the watch at the alamo from february 23 until march 6, as they were fighting and looking at the -- their ultimate debt, the declaration of independence was signed on march 2. four days later, santa ana of the mexican army overran the alamo and killed every single one of the defenders there. there are other events such as the massacre at goliad which santa anna ordered the murder and execution of 400-plus texans who had been part of that fight. it was cold-blooded. it was ruthless and unnecessary. santa anna chose to take those steps specifically on his order on more than one occasion. then culminating in april on the 21st of april, the battle wherep santa ana was surrounded by many texans he was defeated and the texas experience -- independence was secured with that battle. mr. speaker, i honor today the

time later when it became public knowledge that the first atomic bomb had been exploded at lowe's alamos. c-span: the cover of the book. thank you very much this program contains language that some may find offensive. [inaudible conversations] >> i am very excited to be introducing laura kipnis. but first a have a confession to make. i am a man. i still identify as male but i usually don't call myself a man. a boy seems more appropriate. or do or my homeboys or bro seems fund but by all accounts i am a man. i need to explain for beyond my expertise and at times i have been called a diva so i must count myself as one of the tribe even if i feel different and then and then spreading their legs on this the brailowsky the -- shot the subway so how do i do it? how do i sleep that night? all of that french feminism is not doing shit for me now. you are here to help me out. the author of "men" laura kipnis per essays have appeared in "harper's" "harper's", sleet and among others has received fellowships from guggenheim and rockefeller and the lives year in new york and will read from her book.

>> kenny. >> who was with davy crockett at the alamo? >> i don't know. >> who spoke with cheech?ong. >> what day is texas independence? >> texas independence? i have no [ bleep ] clue. >> what day is 420? >> january, february, march -- april 20th. >> who's the governor of texas? >> i have no [ bleep ] clue. >> who's scooby-doo's best friend? >> shaggy. >> name supreme court justices. >> beyond know. >> name as many kardashians as you can. >> chloe, kylie, kendall, kim, the one who had a bunch of babies -- >> name me one super pac. >> one super pac? no. >> can you name one great austin doughnut place to go to when you're high? >> round the clock doughnuts. >> name the three branches of government. >> the judicial. [ bleep ]. >> can you name three types of doritos? >> traditional -- one starts with a "b." [ bleep ]. history. [ bleep ]. what was the next question? >> name three types of doritos. >> three types of doritos? ranch, the nacho cheese, hell, yeah, taco bell. [ bleep ]. >> name as many senators as you can. >> what? i don't even know -- i don't like senators. >> name as man

>> definitely alamo draft house. the 1990s, that is the place. >> jimmy: i definitely don't want to see that. but i have been to the alamo draft house, it's a great spot. they bring you food and beer in the middle of the movie. >> it is fantastic. >> jimmy: that's all right. any other tip? what's going on in your place by the way? there's a lot of junk around. >> i run a store and i offer cat butt doodle services. i illustrate all sorts of cat butts. >> jimmy: those are really good. >> thanks. i have wrapping paper too. >> jimmy: wait a minute, it's all cat butts? >> it is all cat butts. >> jimmy: you're a determined woman. >> i have luxury cat butt toys. >> that looks perfect for the hallidays. thank you very much. that's amanda. next, jordan on the wall. i see jordan with his headphones. we'll bring him up on the screen. >> how are you? >> jimmy: how are you doing, jordan? >> doing all right. >> jimmy: where are you right now? >> i'm down on rainy street. >> jimmy: rainy street in austin is a great place. rainy str

mid-60s in pittsburgh. 64 alamo. 60 for danville as well as san ramon. so today's numbers right about where we should be for this time of year. 64 expected for vallejo. 62 in san francisco. novato you will go to 64. get into the south bay. temperatures range mid- to upper 60s. 67 for gill ray. 66 san jose. 65 degrees for santa cruz and the extended forecast here with each passing day. temperatures will continue to build getting into the low to mid-70s. for friday, saturday, with your bay area always in view. mostly sunny skies. temperatures well, quite nice if you like 70s. >> i am thinking about the water survey, the snow survey. i'm sure it will be disappointing. >> the next chance for rain looks to be mid next week. >> maybe a week out. >> okay. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> turning back the san francisco on one of san francisco's most treasured landmarks. 1915 numbers now hang from the tower of the ferry building. it will be trimmed in light. to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the exhibition. there is a special ceremony so it looks the way

highway patrol looking for witnesses in a deadly motorcycle crash that killed a 36-year-old man in alamo. it happened at 1:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the motorcyclist lost control on the off ramp and slammed into a tree. he was patrol nounsed dead at the scene. the name of the man has not been released but he is said to be from san ramon. >>> a car that belongs to a rookie police officer who is wanted for questioning in a deadly shooting has been found. police say the vol, wagon jet that was found yesterday. >>> today marks ten years since a judge sentenced scott peterson to jail. as the search continues for his wife, peterson sat down with ted rollins and talked about lacy's disappearance. he was adamant that he had nothing to do with it. >> that door is closed. >> you worked on it? what sort of preparation did you do? >> yeah it's outfitted. the furniture is there. it's painted. it's ready. all the little clothes and all of those wonderful things we have. it's ready for him. >> lacy and baby connor's bodies were found in april 2003 on the shoreline of the san francisco b

. >> here is a look in san francisco at alamo square only a few minutes but you can see the rain coming down hard near the intersection right here. >> drivers dealt with slick freeways in many areas and this video is very wet conditions along the highway 101 this morning through the north bay and meteorologist mike nicco has a first look at the forecast. mike? >> thank you, good morning everyone the shower intensity was just as scattered as the moisture although most of us saw at least a little bit, the big winner is danville .5" the last 24 hours and then castro valley at a third and a quarter in san francisco and only .05" in san jose. from dublin to san ramon to the east bay hills or diabolo range that is a better shower and a shower near los altos but they are falling apart so the rain from this morning while we have scattered shower possible not so much in the afternoon. >> thank you, mike. happening now puppies. they have take were over the abc7 studio. >> today "national puppy day" and animal lovers call it the cutest holiday of the year. we are teaming up with the perfect pet pa

station without the parked so we have 19 parks in our district and all different size we have boss and alamo squares and twin peaks i don't know what park would be called if we didn't have those parks the only thing to come up with inspector monroe what about a groovy station that would be neat i have a foot beat that's cross-trained to work in the parks they're on bisexuals i have a homelessness outreach 40 officers dedicated to that and albert lake they coffee the panhandle and allotments they know what's going on around the beat and it is a traditional foot beat they go out to each individual merchant and that's something we're working on i work closely with phil ginsburg and chief the honda team and puc of the 7th corridor. >> we do have major events hate street fair 420 not an event (laughter). >> i'm trying to convince captain cherniss to help me out the hates street merchants fair and the festival and the national night out and the

we have also seen a number of fires that taken place in the castro and the tenderloin and alamo square and there are many theories out there as to why these fires have been happening and there have been some even conspiracy theories as to why this maybe happening right now and why it maybe happening in the mission. the two fires that have recently taken place in my district at mission and 22nd on the 28th of january and at tweet and 44th on wednesday each of the fires unfortunately lead to the loss of life. we had a 38 year old man

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allah alamo also 74. temperatures now dropping into the 60s.re are fantastic views across the east bay. san frn and also the north bay really one of my favorites this afternoon has been here across the peninsula and that is half moon bay. no sign of any fog coming in right now. let's take you to the morning forecast as we get ready for friday. the end of our work week coming our way. starts off cold again. we begin with 37 degrees for east bay 42. back here for south bay crisp and cool air cool to 45. now the weather pattern all about extremes. when you look at overall weather map, we have that cold frigid air across the midwest and the east coast. that is what is blocking our weather pattern and helping to produce this continual mild weather across the bay area and until that cold air across the east coast, besides wanting to move out, we won't see temperatures change. we think that will begin to happen through next tuesday and wednesday. it is going to signal larger changes for that potential of rain fall. let's take to you the micro climate

the last day of winter went out like summer with 85 degrees in alamo, and that is the hottest today, and some abrupt changes coming our way, and it is looking a lot worse than what is going to be happening for us in terms of the potential here, and most of the rainfall is going to be heading off into seattle. for us, we will see some of the cloud cover branch off, and that is going to impact us for tomorrow, and we will see the scrolling seven-day sticker, and it is going to be sticky outside, and temperatures in the 50s and tomorrow we will have the clouds arrive and it is going to be not nearly as sunny as the last three mornings but eventually across the south bay, and now to the forecast and we are tracking the system offshore. and it is going right up here to seattle. the associated cold front is trying to get close to san francisco, but it is going to stay maply off to the north, but that is why the main impacts are going to be cloudier and cooler temperatures for us, and we will show you through the future cast cast, and here comes the cloud line through 7:00 and 8:00, and you

we have also seen a number of fires that taken place in the castro and the tenderloin and alamo square and there are many theories out there as to why these fires have been happening and there have been some even conspiracy theories as to why this maybe happening right now and why it maybe happening in the mission. the two fires that have recently taken place in my district at mission and 22nd on the 28th of january and at tweet and 44th on wednesday each of the fires unfortunately lead to the loss of life. we had a 38 year old man an immigrant from elsal door who was active in the church and community who passed away on january 28 unfortunately and in the recent fire from last week you had mohammed chivy who was 38 years old a devoted husband and father of three who passed away over the weekend, and tragically we just learned that the mr. chivy's 13 year old daughter also passed away last night, and so we know that it's been horrible thing for these families. it's been devastating for them and it's been devastating for the community. i know with the latest fire that the family and the

britney main arked moved from alamo to portland to take advantage of the death with dignity act. she ended her life last november by taking a combination of prescription drugs. her family released a video that britny had recorded in support of a right to die law in california. it's modeled after the oregon law. the senate health committee is set to hold a hearing this afternoon on the proposal. >>> and we want to go back to vallejo now as police are coming out to update us on the missing woman, denise huskins, she was found safe in southern california. this is according to her family. found around 9:00 a.m. in huntington beach. >> can you confirm the family's story is? what can you tell us about apparently the -- >> here's what i'm gonna do -- i'm gonna give a brief statement. before we begin, on behalf of the chief and the vallejo police department, we would like to send out our deepest condolences to the family of michael john sond and the police department. this morning, the vallejo police department received notification from the huntington beach police department indicating

tonight another cool night with upper 30s around napa is danville and alamo and dublin and pleasantonthe areas that have been matching the cold weather in the north, low-to-mid 40s are the coolest inland and palo alto and redwood city. mid-to-upper 40s in santa clara valley to san rafael to the coast and san francisco is the exception at 52. two areas of high pressure again pushing the steering currents to the north and bringing us the spring warmth. that means for lake tahoe also our average high is about 47 degrees and we are pushing records sunday monday and tuesday with low 60s and you can see it is a slight chance that some of the showers and snow showers make it up to the sierra next wednesday and thursday and a look at el nino you can see a weak one with no significant impact on our drought. our seven-day forecast for the coast and to the bay and inland cool into the low-to-mid sits at the coast until sunday before the we clouds and rain here on wednesday and thursday and the rest of us low-to-mid 70s. >> we start daylight saving time so that means more changing in san jose inc