>> it's a all of the above approach at this point. as i said we just got our customer education and notification consultant on board -- authority really -- not even on board yet, authority to get them on board, so it's of course developing, but yes we see working with community based organizations, using community meetings. i would say that prior to our new direction from the board we had conceived of a more media centric approach and now i think it's more hand to hand engagement if you will that we really need to incorporate more into the program, and largely focused at that preenrollment part of the communication, but there is more to come on that as we develop it with bringing our contractor on board. thank you. >> commissioner schmeltzer. >> thank you. and i'm glad to see the fliers that you've -- i guess the samples you have given us. just in looking at the samples, and i know you're just developing your materials i notice that it does repeat a lot that the energy provided by cleanpower sf will be 100% renewable and clean. i thin

so, it wasn't a cookie cutter approach. just an example of how we tried to do this very careful work. in the process i want to say this is -- a lot of this is student work you're looking at. we incubated a lot of student talent and interns, and they all have much better jobs than i do, by the way. they hunt me down, hey, i'm working for this consulting firm and making good money. so, this is just a series of what came out of the housing opportunity sites analysis, sort of three different layers. this is the whole western soma area with this gradation. first looking at capacity, proximity, what is adjacent to the particular sites, and looking at public realm characteristics. these all kind of overlay. so, again, that's just an idea of how we approached it. and the reason i wanted to show you this as well is my final point. we approached this using a lot of visualization tools. one of the things we found in talking to folks there are too many words in planning and too many acronyms and too many documents and there is too much

this is a new and innovative approach. we've never done it in this fashion. in terms of confidential pieces --. >> i might stop you for a second. are you personally in direct relationship with any of the families or you are aware of, you know, all the different familiar sis that are impacted by homicide? you personally? just trying to figure out the chain of command on that. >> jasmine dawson is in our office, if i know that family because of my previous work we try to work with that family but jasmine dawson is the contact person. we're actually encouraging that we keep these meetings overarching in terms of the planning piece for san francisco but then all the confidence one on one contact that it happen independent from this setting. because it is bound by confidentiality agreements. the service providers are the ones that know the families in depth and they are invited to our meetings to give information in a confidential way but also to link up to the rest of the constituents that are there. in terms of outcome, we are going to be tracking outcome and on

we need to have a different approach. the approach we are talking about is a relational approach. it's an inside out approach, an approach really based on empowering young people not to be consumers but to be contributors in their own schools, not to be the problems but to be the solutions because clearly we've learned and know that we cannot legislate compassion and we cannot punish our children into being kind. we've tried. we've spent billions of dollars with policies that are punitive, not restoretive, policies that punish but don't give young people the opportunity to correct and to fix the harm. so one of the lessons that our organization, community matters, has done for 12 years has been singularly focused on one mission and that is waking up the courage of our children to stand up and speak up when they see injustice, when they witness intolerance and incivility. and that is the best approach we have because it's a social norms change problem. it's a people problem, it's not a policy problem. waking up the courage of our children is what we've done through this program, if

that is approaching you.t the door this morning expect to see heavy rainfall within the nuclear weapons five to 10 minutes. in the north bay we have been watching lots of heavy rainfall some places over 7" of rain in the north bay. we are watching the potential for some flooding here especially in petaluma, along the penngrove creek there we are looking at a flood warning that's just been extended until 9:15 this morning. flooding happening now right along that creek. if you are living in that area, be very careful. that's the latest from here. elizabeth has traffic. >> chp is working about 80 different incidents or accidents all across the bay area. we have had power outages this morning. the lights just came back on, on the bay bridge. so we'll still have to see what this means for the metering lights. there was some talk about running the metering lights on a separate system. but as last check they were still off. you can see delays approaching the pay gates of the bay bridge toll plaza. we still have wind

are evidence-based ways to approach treatment. so, they want to look for things that not only are accessible and affordable to them but also something that's going to fit with their needs. if the person is, for example, very motivated, then there are places that they could go where-would fit that stage of readiness. if the person is not really that aware or doesn't agree that they have a problem, then you might want to-you're going to start at a different stage with that person, so you want to look for something that fits with that person's set of circumstances. were you able to have that flexibility in your own recovery, dr. peterson? well, my own recovery was quite a long time ago, i think about 26 or 27 years ago now. and, i had the good fortune of being able to go and get help from people who really knew what they were doing in terms of working with where i was at to move me along in my own intrinsic motivation to want to get better. so, i was fortunate that that was true at the time. also, when i got treatment, there weren't

this again is a new component in terms of a violence prevention approach. it's about trying to break down all the individual service needs, really making sure that we wrap around families and that we look forward and try to create as much community dialogue. it's up and down, top and bottom, so there is no disconnect. hopefully in the future we will strive to create a better response to violence, a more coordinated violence. my hope is that we can deepk cease decrease some of these homicide attempts and hopefully just decrease violence. >> you did mention tonight we are having a community meeting at the libby rec center at 6:00 tonight. that's on the corner of montana and plymouth and that will be one of those community gatherings that we have had in the omi we have had a large number of homicides compared to other years. we shouldn't have any at all and it's a chance for community members to talk about what we're saying what needs to be done, investments in the neighborhood, so we can work together. there has been a lot of information, that strategy of wor

the approach that has been taken which is mostly about a security solution approach, that focused on supporting security units within the regime, the former regime, and mostly involving drone attacks to targeted al qaeda attacks. so to what effect has this approach been successful? obviously there are a lot of limitations and the reason why we're visiting this today is one reason, to show that this probably has not been the most successful approach, taken to dealing with the issue. in this vast relationship, what we have seen, one of the major issues that -- [inaudible] is it's involved a lot of corruption. corruption on the former regime side, where during my interviews with many experts there have always been this argument that comes up over time that the former regime has actually manipulated the security threat and the former regime -- [inaudible] that the reason to make more money and receive more funds from the united states is by the potential attack or the potential of a security threat. so the elimination of a security threat, 2006 as one example, was -- [inaudible] eliminat

the 80 approaches your fast as. bridge has reasonably light traffic but as slow moving still. you can see is still very wet. the golden gate ride is passed the peak in the 1 01 marin ride has been one of the easiest and the morning. >> at least there's a silver lining to all this rain and that the reservoirs are getting the water supply they need in the bay area. before the rain the morgan ride the reservoir was only 13 percent fall. you this is entirely dependent on run off from the rain. they take care of half of the south bay's water needs. earlier this month because a water main break caused a mass of mud slide in daly city and left a hole in the heady in the hill and trees were covered with mud. they're building up the hillside and hoping that it will hold. >> the plastic that the people for the water, i think we will be ok. >> contractors hired by daly city had to stop construction of the hillside to gear up for the brain. once the rain stops they will go into rehabilitation mode. -- rain we will be back in a

storm number three approaches saturday night into sunday. with more chance of flooding and mudslides. we will have more on what next week hose. right man at 5:02 is time for traffic with george. >> a major snag in the commute. at 5 86/680 shutdown in the west bound direction with an overturned tractor trailer rig. here is a live look from the scene and kron fours michael pelton is there. what can you tell us about the efforts to clear the interchange? >> it may be hard to see in this shot george the rain is counting on us. you can see the fence that is not been and damaged this is what is preventing officers from opening the freeway. someone hit a pole and smashed in to the guard rail--hit a puddle. he went down the freeway after sliding on the puddle the axle on the truck came off and then it overturned. they are in the process of clearing it. you can see the flashing lights that are trying to move the truck. you see on the right side of your screen they are trying to move it off the freeway so they can open this up. i went down the highway

the 880 approach and has a back up here. all the way to the toll plaza this reaches all the way to the 80 east. >> take a look at storm tracker 4. especially in the east bay and the coastline and even the south bay we're seeing some rain. as we zoom and around the bay area you can see heavier stuff coming closer to palletize right now. the rest of sam francisco is under light rain right now. as these them into street view we can see cesar chavez, and with the king jr. drive in you'll need to use your windshield wipers. it intensifies around the salmon sale reds various remember that this system is approaching from the south and working its way north making a beeline from the east shore freeway into concord and martinez. currently a dry break for the san ramon valley and portions of interstate 680. a bunch of rain to talk about and work through highway one-on-one in the south bay and the same for an estate to 80. temperatures are not too bad in terms of those numbers. 56 out the door in san francisco low 60s for san jose and

stay with us as we continue to track the approaching storm. you can also stay updated on our website, kron4.com, along with our facebook and twitter pages. and more coverage later in this newscast and on the morning news at 4:00 am. >>> there was another shooting in east palo alto this afternoon. it happened near a school. in fact, so far there have been more than a dozen gang-related shootings in east palo alto and menloe park since june. reggie kumar tells us the police cheefrs in those cities have had -- chiefs in those cities have had enough of the violence. >> reporter: this is video of law enforcement moving in to arrest a well-known taliban gang member three years ago. arrests like this could soon start again now that east palo alto, menloe park, and palo alto police forces have joined forces, known as separation s. m. a. r. t. the goal is to stop the escalating gang violence between taliban gang members and deville gang members, both of which live here. authorities sap the gangs have been -- say the gangs have been feuding for decades,

you really need to approach it in my view in a holistic approach, and there's three is political setuphe transition from the old regime to the new regime here guided by the gulf councils initiative provides a frame work for a settlement in yemen. this political settlement is this political settlement is this political settlement is dealing with challenges of the regime or with that movement, particularly to the movement or with those who believe to be supported backed by iran, and in the north, this settlement, in my view, has to succeed as the international security should ensure it's supported fully in order to, you know, provide a successful solution to yemen because then in my view, it is a disaster, and talking about some problems -- one problem they will be talking about, dozens of the problems in the future. the importance of a successful political settlement in my view will provide hope for the people, that are the most important element in my view as part of the issue of fixes yemen. they need hope. they don't need a drone. that's why it's important for the settlement to provi

the president supports the balanced approach, not an unbalanced approach that would demand voucherizing medicare do significant harm to our seniors. >> they made clear that he was willing to brraise the age. that does affect the beneficiaries. >> i will not get into our review of the past. the president has committed to working in a bipartisan way. he has a balanced plan that is specific. it allows us to help us grow. and it has to include asking the wealthiest to pale little bit more. but he is not related every detail of his plan. that is why he is leading with others. i am not going to preview and draw redlines from here today. >> the president reaching out to governor romney, he said he wanted to meet with them. >> i do not have an update on that for you. the president is interested in having a meeting, but i do not have an update for you. >> [indiscernible] >> what i can tell you is that the department of justice has said that they are reviewing those ballot initiatives and i will direct you to them for updates. >> [inaudible] there was also a discussion on if the president would b

melissa: that is not a balanced approach. this is one-sided approach. you're saying let's raise taxes on wealthy and raise taxes on corporations. i mean do you understand that those people are then going to spend less in the economy, they will hire fewer people? this will stall the economy? >> one-sided approach would be if we were only looking at revenue side. but it is not. it is a balanced approach. melissa: so what are you putting on the table? what is balanced approach? put one thing on the table? one thing that you're willing to cut spending on? >> they have cut spending by eliminating 400,000 jobs in education. they put their jobs on the line. they lost their homes. the middle class has paid. the problem is, there is no balance and there has been nothing on the revenue side. it ought to be balanced approach between cuts and revenue. now they're talking about the revenue side. a year ago they were talking only cuts. melissa: i agree needto be balanced approach and revenue and you're not putting any cuts on the table whatsoever. you're on talking a

the sign for 85 approaching cupertino. as we turn our attention to the peninsula we do not have any accidents to report. as for public transit no delays whatsoever for a.c. transit, barred as wallace h. trade number one. >> thank you erica. for 50 1:00 a.m. is a tie cabinet will get to start this coming sunday when the niners took on the ramson sign laws. head coach jim harbaugh made the announcement. kapwernick has pretty good numbers. alex smith has been sacked. the coach did not say why he thought kapernick would be a better starting quarterback. >> both have earned the starting position. colin we believe has the hot hand and we will go with colin. >> and we will go without. >> i do not know if it is a hot hand or what ever you want to call if i am happy i get to go back out. it has been great our relationship has not changed. he has been a great help to get me where i am now. all i want to do is play football. the coach made the decision and as we will go with. >> alex is a class act. >> the san francisco 49ers lead th

we will see rain approach again about 6:00 p.m..s will lessen then intensity and we will wake of light rain for tomorrow morning. we would not be of the clear just yet because we do have more showers mainly the north area by mid week. thanksgiving morning could be a wet one. >> it is a dog's life and this is brought to you by macy's. they have this lovely display. we will show you these pictures we come back. >> once again macy's has teamed up with their holiday display. inside the window you can see adoptable dogs and cats. if they will stay on display to a new year's day. this has been very successful. more than 2500 pence found homes. dowson' >>thousand fans stood out to sea twilight breaking down to. the the airshow this movie on three screens and it was all sold out. this is the final. bella begins her life as a vampire and a mother. they stated that the dollar was not born as a vampire and people are out to get her. >> we are keeping an eye on the escalating conflict in egypt. [ female announcer ] this is a special message fro

and development approach should be taken. a bit too pushy both a little bit further in defining what that would look like. imagine you said at the pentagon and try to conceive of a programmer approach to be more project to an understanding that you don't have to be responsible for the next bomber who does slip through the cracks and understanding that the development approach i think we all see as fundamentally essential will take years if not decades to actually achieve it subject to so for the and medium term strategy, what is the alternative? pulling back and drum strikes may be something that i like to see. i guess that also with the mind of the last question that presidents hadi's rough embracing is seeking ownership in the way he mentioned that needs to happen -- [inaudible] so here is someone taking ownership by saying i'm the one who personally approves these strikes and then the public reaction was extremely negative in yemen. so how to do with all these factors. >> grade, ibrahim, just repeat very, very briefly, wha

. >> yes, i think we can definitely talk about general approach. again we need feedback from policy makers on the scope and the size of the program, the initial program offering to be clear on who our audience is that you're comfortable with who we perceive as the audience in the first phase before we get into the detail of the component and the detail would follow and we want to make sure we're doing target outreach and education and it speeds to focused on a specific audience. >> will there be a recommendation from staff along those lines, or is that something that you need something from -- for instance members of lafco or the board of supervisors just to make sure that we're doing what you need to give us at least our feedback? >> right. we will be making a recommendation. it will be building on the approach we had originally proposed prior to the amendments to the program that were adopted by the board, so we will put together envelope that will help you. >> >> help us in advance of the hearing, help you help us determine what the real audienc

the rain will be approaching from the south. seat light rain on tap for san jose, mountain view and parts of the southern peninsula. it will continue to grow in intensity it could be a messy evening commute home. overnight will continue to see showers and waking up 7:00 a.m. saturday morning still dealing with some heavy stuff down the east shore freeway. part of the nimitz along the coastline and places like fairfield and napa. you will need an umbrella not only to day but tomorrow keep it handy for the foreseeable future. we have wet weather on the way. temperatures not bad. a warmer system is coming from the pacific is not the cold for we will experience later. 63 in livermore. upper 50s and half moon bay. the intent stuff is on tap for saturday to sunday. a stronger cold front will drop from the gulf of alaska bringing heavy rain and gusty conditions. wind gusts could reach 30 mi. per hour. continue with unsettled whether the potential exists for ride on thanksgiving. you will see that in your your kron 4 7 day around the ba

here at the approach of the bay bridge toll plaza no raid on radar.fic is moving smoothly out oakland into the city. at the san mateo bridge it is raining on the eastern end by hayward. the flats look good with the drive just 12 minutes. southbound 101 no problems to alert you to coming out of marin county. over to our traffic map screen on our road with centers. interstate 28 see well a lot of green on our roadway centers. a top speed is coming out of novato and approaching the golden gate bridge. james >> thank you erica. two armed robbery suspect are in custody after cellphone video issues to capture them driving erratically in east oakland. it happened monday around 4:00 p.m. on high street. at one point, the suspect pointed at the two victims demanding their cellphone. however the victims refused something the oakland police department does not recommend. >> life is far more valuable the property. in this case we are lucky no one got injured or killed. we want to stress that what is paramount is that paproperty is not worth your life when you hav

forcing larger offshore approaching eureka. will continue to spin south an impact the bay area. i will have the time you will need the umbrella coming up in a bit george. >> thank you erica good morning. and as i start to the morning commute no problems and delays. no problems at the bay bridge west bound. there is a stall on the upper deck but it is not a factor. your commute check shows light traffic for the east bay where would normally see heavy traffic already on highway 4 and interstate 580. we do not this morning. light traffic as well for the rest of the bay area ride. >> thank you george and now this by 01 a.m. the embassy suites in burlingame is been evacuated this morning because of possible carbon monoxide poisoning. kron force will tran is in burlingame. what is going on now will? >> they are allowing people to return to their rooms it was carbon monoxide a capable boiler route 12 atm 1:00 a.m. the morning that is why authorities rushed with the fire trucks as was the haz mat team. bay to evacuate people inside the

back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> we're approaching one of the busiest travel times of the year and bay area rain is only expected to create more delays. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is at sfo with some tips on how to ease your time at the airport. you know, my husband was delayed in getting his flight into sfo last night. got in at 2 a.m. >> reporter: oh, my goodness, michelle. well, if only you heard these tips, it might have changed or maybe not. but at sfo we are reporting no delays at this point as lawrence said. the faa website is still down but the best bet i was told by an airport representative is to check individually with your own airline to see if there are any delays for your particular flights. but let's talk general travel at sfo. in total about 1.2 million travelers will pass through this airport between friday and november 25. this airport at sfo is expecting a record passenger load. the airport is expecting about 3% more travelers than last year. the flyers we spoke to this morning say they planned for the busy day. >> we did a direct flight so we're not laying ove

drive time are approaching normal.eans it would be normal to see some slow traffic here now as we do. a quick bridge checked the bay bridge has had one of the better commute of the week. the drive * are running 18- 19 minutes and less than that if you approach from the nimitz freeway. the san mateo bridge has not began to bog down which is typically the pattern at the 7:00 a.m. hour. we are still looking at 14-50 minute drive times and your commute to the golden gate bridge still a small one across span. for the problems the marin county, just a little slowing from the bottle to citrus and mafia. >> let us talk with gary first about basketball players behaving badly. it justified? the three were objected including rondo. >> they have been listening to too much j.c. rep. >> like do not touch my boy --jz rap. >> there is the ball again was it really that horrible and of reaches of a file that rondel had to attacked humphries. >> here is the thing no one died in this correct. >> but they did go into the stands. >> million

it's starting to get slow coming down 880 on the approach.bridge traffic itself doesn't look too bad only about a 15-minute ride between hayward and foster city. so we have a lot of slick roads out there. you can see it right now across the golden gate bridge. this is a live look from marin county into san francisco. it actually doesn't look too bad so far this morning. so what is going on with the weather? here's lawrence to check. he is forecasting a storm heading our way. >> already a difficult commute this morning and it's going to get worse. the rain about ready to slam ashore now as the storm clouds have been gathering overnight. and we're already starting to see showers picking up. look at the yellow and orange off the coast. you couldn't time it worse as it's about to move onshore right for the commute just one minutes away now from montera, south san francisco, this will be picking up. moderate to heavy rainfall so the roads will be treacherous this morning. be careful if you are headed out the door. throughout the day today we'll se

and the holistic approach as it were. >> okay great. did you want to add something? >> on the spot but i was proud of the three da's and they covered it and we worked over the years with the heart power that jeff rosen referred to. when moving into the soft power i recognize we're not experts so i look to people like anne campbell, our superintendent and to cheryl there to educate us and i said this morning "i am interested what we can do as a district attorney's office to help , what we can do to help" because we recognize we're not experts. we have an expertise in certain areas dealing with consequences and accountability and we're good with that. when it comes to soft power with great collaboration we can have a support role and provide to our educators and experts what exactly can we do to assist you getting to the end that everybody talked about today and that's the only different take we would have. >> great thank you. [applause] i would like to say we need to wrap up. we have a late start and need to keep moving. i would like to

that approach is over 30 minutes to get to the upper deck.traffic and emeryville on interstate 80 in the westbound direction it the east shore freeway ride is backed up all the way to golden gate fields. the traffic backed up on the 58224. 24 is backed up to children's hospital. a new hot spot on 580 westbound and accident at the dublin interchange blocks the right hand lane and it has backed up the ride here from dublin raleigh back to first and livermore. as slow westbound 580 ride. >> daly city we've been following developments there. a water tank broke earlier this week sending a river of mud through the neighborhood. officials have been trying to get a hand on that before this weekend's rains come in. will tran is on the scene. >> they put measures up to prevent erosion from taken place. we will have to wait and see it as to whether not that will be enough. there is hay on the ground to prevent the mudslides from going on to the street. i could not even walk through there a couple of days ago without stumbling. it was so sick at your fee

of what has this approach ben hess predict how has this approach but -- how has this approach been successful there are lots of limitations. this has probably not been the most successful approach. in his past relationship, what we have seen, one of the major issues is that it involves a lot of corruption. i am doing my interviews. they have been dealing with this argument. the bulk has many delays to the security threats. the reason to make more money and receive more funds is by the presence of al qaeda or a security threat. this will probably lead to elimination of the funding. this relationship it mets that this has been manipulated by funds and to keep al qaeda alive. there was the alienation of the local communities. this became mostly about the u.s. government aligned with the yemeniese government. they are dealing with the issue. this alienation of the communities are to limit the relationship between the two governments chasing al qaeda. i have to say that if i ask this question that no one seems to support al qaeda. no one seems to support it. the people are kept in limbo. this kind