we can operate on wilder or we can operate on arlington. there has not been outreach on arlington folks so that would be a change for this em to absorb. for the 3 jackson, we've also agreed with the community to monitor rider ship. in part because we continue to have concerns about the overall strengths of jackson as a corridor but also to address any concerns about rider ship, significant rider ship changes over time.

we can operate on wilder or we can operate on arlington. there has not been outreach on arlington folks so that would be a change for this em to absorb. for the 3 jackson, we've also agreed with the community to monitor rider ship. in part because we continue to have concerns about the overall strengths of jackson as a corridor but also to address any concerns about rider ship, significant rider ship changes over time. the lower haight issue it is a trade off. for the policy and governs committee we looked at three options, the proposal, compromise staff proposal or the proposal that would reduce on haight street and that proposal does address concerns for lower haight residents. it is expensive. we go from about 50 additional hours on haight street to 100. it was not cost-effective to address this trade off. you had a lot of questions. >> that's a good start. >> maybe just one other with the inner sunset you spoke to the landscaping concern which can absolutely be addressed. i think we got a letter on that one. there was some discussion ab

i'll be back with even more from arlington tomorrow. bleacher report special at 2:30 eastern time. we'll see you next friday right back here on "unguarded" where the end of the game is just the start of the story. >>> good evening again. i'm john burman sitting in for anderson. we have breaking news in the search for flight 370. that and a big gamble on how it's being done. this is a major development and it is not the only one as investigators raise to find something, anything before pingers from the boeing 777's black boxes stop working. four weeks with no signals from them or any sign of the plane. we'll show you how investigators plan to change that. we begin with breaking news out of ft. hood. of ft. hood. new information that may shed considerable light on how the rampage unfolded and what may

i'll be back with even more from arlington tomorrow.ings you a bleacher report special at 2:30 eastern time. we'll see you next friday right back here on "unguarded" where the end of the game is just the start of the story. >>> good evening again. i'm john burman sitting in for anderson. we have breaking news in the search for flight 370. that and a big gamble on how it's being done. this is a major development and it is not the only one as investigators raise to find something, anything before pingers from the boeing 777's black boxes stop working. fouree

we can operate on wilder or we can operate on arlington. there has not been outreach

capitol and the white house, arlington is this country's sacred ground, where we honor nose who served cases died doing it. fighting our country's battles in the air, land and sea, from the halls of montezuma, to the shores of tripoli. boy, do those words get to your heart when you stand out there as we did yesterday with all those young marines marching in slow drill, the band playing the cason, pulled along by the white horses. the music of the navy and marine corps filling the spring air. i was so very proud of kathleen for how she led her family out there at arlington cemetery and so grateful to the young men in the marine unit who performed the honors with such excellence and precision and derespect. i'll never forget the words spoken to kathleen as she sat there with her brothers and sisters, her being the oldest. semper fidelus. as he knelt before her taking off his white glove to express his personal commitment held true through all the years. bob cunningham was saluted with the three guns yesterday. his real salute was the good memories he carried with him with real pride from

big weekend down there in arlington.s. >> mongolians are bending over backwards to save the art of contortion. >> 8-year-old amabad has dreamed of being a contortionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance, she says. it always looked so glamorous. many other young girls like 6-year-old hulong want the same thing. for several hours a day, they come to learn from one of the greats. 66-year-old teaching these children how to contort their bodies is a matter of national duty. >> translator: besides the body as stetic, it gives flexibility. the younger audiences are given inspiration of ideals of the human body. she was a contortionist for years, starting her career at the age of 9. she says contortionim dates back to the 12th sent tree when flexible dancers performed for the leader, genghis kahn. it's a different kind of audience they are preparing for now. the circus is a cultural ent in mongolia. one of the highlights are the contortionists. it's seen as an art form. m among olians wants this protected as

the route currently as a bus stop on the corner on wilder at the side street intersection of arlington, two intersection points. the off ramp of san jose avenue and the northbound only of native for an existing stop. no need to add another. the intersection is dangers. when you turn to go to arlington you have no line of sight for the two crosswalks which is all traffic including kids going to three separate public schools and all of their day trips whether it's a field trip or learning exercise. they walk those pedestrian areas is extremely dangerous. i should also -- i helped design your district for fisherman. wharf. >> good morning. i don't want to take up anymore of why you are time. i was under the impression that you were going to stop the access broadway and not continue down to fisherman. wharf. you are not going to stop it just turn some of the buses at broadway but most will continue along their normal route. thank you. >> good morning. my name is john pole, the safety advisory committee representing seniors with disabilities in san francisco. i commend you for the proposals

residents would think about routing the 35 from arlington to diamond which would be all right turns instead of a route which is muni is proposing would be left turns which would be hard to maneuver in the glen park bart station. >> paul warner? >> good morning directors, my name is paul warner. i would like to start by thanking the staff and in particular mr. kennedy for the time they spent with us on the issue of the 3 jackson. i'm happy to see that. if you don't push your luck, it doesn't go anywhere. with respect to the three, i'm very concerned about two issues: one of them is the reliability of the service. i'm one of the regular users of the transit to plan trips and it's great. i can look the night before and tells me what time i need to get up to catch the bart. i'm surprised how many times the 3 pops up as the recommended route. in the morning when i get close to that schedule, that service doesn't exist. it's late, it maybe as much as 56 minutes late. that means i can't count on the 3 which begs the question when you are at your rider ship statistics how do you catch all t

he volunteers at arlington, working with the special ed kids both in the classroom-- >> you're doing great. >> reporter: --and on the baseball field where he has introduced them to the joys of wiffle ball. >> there's nothing like seeing these kids just run and smile and just having fun. >> reporter: in fact, his life has changed so much, donnie now says he's actually thankful he had that stroke. thankful. >> thankful that this happened because if this didn't happen, i would just be doing the same daily grind that i was just going to work every day to pay my mortgage, you know. >> reporter: there's no sweeter sound than a found purpose. or at least not many. steve hartman, "on the road," in riverside, california. >> that is the cbs evening news tonight. scott is back on monday, and on "60 minutes" sunday, i'm jeff glor, i'll see you on the sunday evening news. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. store. bb is at >>> and we have breaking news tonight. a car plows into a crowded bay area choco

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arlington re lieutenant fred call ski is helping coordinate this drill, simulating the rescue of a cotruction worker window waer at a high-ris is something dangerous. >> this exercise ione day. the department repairs to protect the most visle skyline in the region, onehat keeps high-rises are completed with 10ore under construction d 17 more inhe pipeline. but as these go up, our efficiency goes down. fromehallenge range communication to tenology brking down. arngton fire has its hands full. but i live on the eighth floor. i have thought about having to get o. >> allon injuries and likes kninghe- allison likes knowing the department is dng mohan just thinkinabout it. >> thais what you want to hear, at they are preparing r it and planning. growth toll of the my they have n had a big jump when it comes to fire calls, because so many of these newer ildings have a lot of saguards in place in the builng materials a sprinklers. theris a big concern, however that when it comes to construction pjects and the concerfor constructionorkers , soanof these projectsre still under construction ando not ha t

medicaid wants to expand it but the republicans are fighting it sitting costs the the arlington free clinic is bicier than ever. >> most people have two or three jobs. >> jody is in charge. administration. waiting to see if he'll be select is this man. >> i'm trying to take care of my health. i'm hopeful. >> some are lucky. >> very excited. you were the last ticket. i finally got in. >> others are not. >> didn't go well, but i'm glad for those that got in. their numbers, so they can be treated. >> diane will be back next month. it's her only option. >> i have my head up, i'm positive, i'm looking forward. i'll keep coming up one day i'll get the number. >> the affordable care act may be here, but hopeful visitors to the clinic are concerned about nor date, the clinic's next lottery. the federal government offered to cover 100% of the medicaid, then it drops to 90 prz. republican-led states say it's still not enough, and they are exposed to the federal healthcare law. they said, "no", and virginia is a state wrestling with this issue. >> former senate majority leader tom daschle joins

and you came to was a couple years ago, a local start up in arlington, virginia and now joins us in washington d.c. and is all right as a correspondent doing a fabulous job. doing great sources, a real adornment to the paper. john in his nomadic career was with us in 2005-2006, has done great work which you already know. they are the star attraction. please come up, john and amy. [applause] >> thank you. i just want to thank you all for being here. it means a lot to less and for all your support, we have been through a lot. disappeared for a year-and-a-half. we said lots of nice weekends. and we wanted to thank you all for your support. this is really important, not just politics aside and but a come back story. how do you get over from bay or come back or see that? that is very important. i hope you read it, like it and we like hearing from you. [applause] >> i want to thank bloomberg for throwing this party. in particular laurier's, mentioned she hired me and i appreciate that. a by line or two out of that. i notice you said that. and from bloomberg, to help put this together and hugo. for g

ross shimabuku joins us live from arlington texas, where the young men are getting ready to get it on, ross. you got to love it. like they say in texas, everything is bigger in texas, and that is the case here. they are expecting another record-setting crowd. 80,000 fans. it's been about can't with the starting -- kentucky, with five freshman. michigan's fab five in 1992 was the last team to do that. kentucky's team had the chance to do what the fab five could not do - win a championship. as for you kwon, kevin ali, you have to give him credit. took over from calhoun. he brought his team to the stadium to take a tour, knowing the final four would be played here. his team bonding, the team motivation has paid off. >> this is going through the dark days believing. they just believed each other, no matter in they are down, no matter if they can't play in an n.c.a. tournament. they believed. and they keep fighting. when everybody counts us out thinking they own the mat, we get up. that is what the universe is b. >> we feel we have been doubted the whole season and heading into the tournam

. >> ross shimabuku live in arlington texas. the wildcats looking to go where no other team has gone before. we tell you the secret to their success in just a bit. vé >> there was a sick baby rescued at sea, the parents are defending their decision to sail. the kaufmans were on a trip across the pacific with a 4 and 1-year-old daughter when the youngest ended up sick, and the boat lost power 900 miles off the coast of mexico. a u.s. ship rescued the family and took them back to safety. etch has an opinion, there was a storm on social media. maria is here. >> the kaufmans kept a blog with adjournment entries, with pictures -- journal entries, video, and this is some of them. you see the images of the interior of the boat here. it's a 36-foot boat. let's see if we can put it full screen. it's "the rebel heart", the kaufmans have been making their way around the world since 2012. there you see some of the images. inside. 36 food vote. they were making their way across the pacific and have on facebook images of themselves on faceboo

. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back here the chp is looking for a driver who took them on a high speed chase across the east bay freeways. the pursuit reached 100 miles per hour. part was caught on the emeryville camera. what you are seeing took place before 10:00. the car, a four-door black nissan altima raced west on highway 24 to westbound 80. you can hear the sirens and the chp

on a personal note, colonel bush was my commander while i was stationed at the old guard in arlington national cemetery in 2007 and 2008 and while i was deployed to afghanistan in 2008 and 2009. he set the highest standard for leadership, professionalism and duty for every old guard soldier. finally, i also want to thank his wife, c.j., and their two daughters, megan and shelby. military families carry a heavy load, too, and they also sacrifice much for our country. c.j., megan and shelby endured many days without their loving husband and dad. all so he could stand guard on the front lines around the world. we're grateful to them. on behalf of the united states congress and a grateful nation, i want to thank colonel bush and his family for their service. i wish him the best in retirement and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. ompson: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, reading is a fundamental education skill that provides the foundation for academic and life success. on mar

. >> then there were two, kentucky and uconn battle for the men's ncaa title tomorrow night in arlington last year. wildcat start five freshman, harris the most lethal. >> he is willing take that shot. the biggest thing about that if you're willing to take it. a lot of guys shy away from the moment, and he is not one of those guys. hopefully it doesn't come down to a shot and if it does, have to make sure to move them away from the left side where he has been knock down a shot consistently. so he got that clutch gene that everyone has been talking about. >>> women's final four in nashville. maryland and notre dame the first semi. mcbride laid notre dame. 28 points, she's good. jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even. irish win. >>> lpga tour staging the first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second

in arlington, washington. >>> 11:10 now. a former san francisco school board president arrested in last week's fbi raid is expected in court this morning. she accused of helping leland yee in a gun trafficking case and he is facing other charges including a murder for hire plot. for yee, his lawyers say he expects to plea not guilty following a brief court appearance yesterday. she asking why it took three years to bring the charges and he implied entrapment. he faces charges of bribery and gun trafficking. a grand jury indictment will likely come by friday. >>> a caltrain change coming. why it will be safer. >>> and covering up a deadly glitch for nearly a decade. the tough questions being asked now. >> and a very cloudy san francisco. we'll check in with anthony slaughter after the break, talking about the severe condition that's are expected this afternoon. >>> pretty big news from tiger woods. he will miss the masters golf tournament. he announced this morning he recently underwent surgery for a pinched nerve and he will

. >> then there were two, kentucky and uconn battle for the men's ncaa title tomorrow night in arlington texas. neither team in the final four last year. wildcat start five freshman, harris the most lethal. >> he is willing take that shot. the biggest thing about that if you're willing to take it. a lot of guys shy away from the moment, and he is not one of those guys. hopefully it doesn't come down to a shot and if it does, have to make sure to move them away from the left side where he has been knock down a shot consistently. so he got that clutch gene that everyone has been talking about. >>> women's final four in nashville. maryland and notre dame the first semi. mcbride laid notre dame. 28 points, she's good. jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even. irish win. >>> lpga tour staging the first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first

. >> i am ross at the final 4 in arlington texas where the kentucky wiemd cuts are lookild to go whereother team has gone. we will explain in just a bit. welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories this half hour. united states is praising today's election in afghanistan after a successful day of voting. secretary of state john kerry called the afghan people courageous and committed. turnout was almost 60%, about 7 million people and double the last presidential election in 2009. there may be a new clue in the disappearance disappearance of flight 370. australia said electronic signals heard by a chinese ship are consistence sees with a plane's black box. it was detected near the search area in the southern indian ocean. >>> immigration activists are marching in 40 cities calling on president obama to change his policy. deportations under his term are expected to hit the 2 million mark this month. critics say that is more than any other president. in syria, there are reports that the government has taken over a strategic position outside of the country's largest city t

this is the corner of mlk and arlington avenue. check out the spelling of the word "stop." s-o-t-p. it was pointed out on twitter by an oakland resident. the opd responded on twitter,ed a admitting it's a picture classic that can be fixed if it's reported to the web site where citizens can report problems in the city and see them get fixed. >>> next week, san francisco's exploratorium celebrates one full year at its new building on the city waterfront. it's been filled with record attendance and groundbreaking exhibits. abc7 news is the exhibit's official tv partner. tomorrow we dan ashley hosts an inside look at what is going on now and what is coming up in the future. you'll see new exhibits-special events, including wearable technology, and how the new building is helping the exploratorium taking science beyond its own walls. all that and much more when abc7 presents "more to explore" tomorrow night at 6:30. >> if you're taking the family out the weather is nice. our meteorologist has the latest. >> it was on the cool side today but going to warm up top. so if you're going to tak

i am very proud of what i accomplished in -- as the mayor of arlington. -- of burlington. of all of my compliments as mayor -- accomplishments as mayor, probably the very top of the list is one that most media people would think is irrelevant. here is what that a congressman was. -- here is what that accomplishment was. we doubled voter turnout from 1981 to 1983. [applause] that and what is that lesson today? what exists all over america today is that millions and millions and millions of people, working people, low income people, young people, they look at the political process and they say, not for me. i do not know what these guys are doing, but it is not relevant to my life. i am not going to vote. so we have millions of people who do not vote. we have other people who go into the polling booth, hold their nose, and vote for what they perceived to be the lesser of two evils. people who would vote for this or that issue. burlington that i have never forgotten is that if, in fact, you listen to what people have to say and what they -- andd you do your best it is hard and

wide eyed in arlington. top of the third. yu darvish was wide eyed also. two runs scored.outing in his career. 3 1/3 innings and he was yanked. you'll get nothing and like it. he goes the distance. the first complete game. prince fielder to end it. the giants and padres. look how cute! that's a 10 on a scale of 1-10 in cuteness. down 2-0. in the bottom of the fourth. michael morris drives it in. 3-2, catcher rene rivera. didn't have a single run. five tonight. off madison bumgarner. after going five, the giants fall by a score of 6-4. struggling tonight with runners in scoring position. >> very toug

this is the corner of mlk and arlington avenue. check out the spelling of the word "stop." s-o-t-p.t was pointed out on twitter by an oakland resident. the opd responded on twitter,ed a admitting it's a picture classic that can be fixed if it's reported to the web site where citizens can report problems in the city and see them get fixed. >>> next week, san francisco's exploratorium celebrates one full year at its new building on the city waterfront. it's been filled with record attendance and groundbreaking exhibits. abc7 news is the exhibit's official tv partner. tomorrow we dan ashley hosts an inside look at what is going on now and what is coming up in the future. you'll see new exhibits-special events, including wearable technology, and how the new building is helping the exploratorium taking science beyond its own walls. all that and much more when abc7 presents "more to explore" tomorrow night at 6:30. >> if you're taking the family out the weather is nice. our meteorologist has the latest. >> it was on the cool side today but going to warm up top. so if you're going to takur

. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back here the chp is looking for a driver who took them on a high speed chase across the east bay freeways. the pursuit reached 100 miles per hour. part was caught on the emeryville camera. what you are seeing took place before 10:00. the car, a four-door black nissan altima raced west on highway 24 to westbound 80. you can hear the sirens and the chp

we are in arlington, texas, with the dubious distinction of having to work tonight, hey, ross. >> reporter: how are you doing, del. they're expecting another record crowd here, some 80,000 fans for tonight's national championship game between uconn and kentucky. now there has been a lot of hype and hoopla behind this kentucky team, and rightfully so. they're starting five freshman in the final four. the last team to do that is the michigan fab five back in 1992. but the kentucky team is looking to do something that the michigan fab five could not, and that's to win a national championship. >> i'm definitely not satisfied. we have one more game to go we've been through a lot this year, and we deserve to reward ourselves to go out there and play hard and give it all we got. definitely not satisfied. >> reporter: despite being ranked number 1 to start the season kentucky fell short of expectations. early losses sent them tumbling down the ranks. by the time march madness rolled around the wildcats were not a top five team. >> they have an unbelievable will to win. they have been ridiculed, cr

. >> in arlington, texas fans and players at the rangers game paused to remember the victims of the shooting. a moment of silence was held before the game for those injured and killed at fort hood today. we are continuing coverage of the fort hood shooting tragedy on air and on-line. they are reporting on this developing story. it continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> in other news, two powerful aftershocks rattled nerves in chile after an 8.2 earthquake. a 7.8 magnitude quake followed a 6.4 aftershock just southwest of inki ce. no word on any damage. early tsunami warnings were canceled. six people died in tuesday's earthquake. chile is in an area known as the ring of fire. that is a circle of quake prone areas on the pacific rim. >>> back here the chp is looking for a driver who took them on a high speed chase across the east bay freeways. the pursuit reached 100 miles per hour. part was caught on the emeryville camera. what you are seeing took place before 10:00. the car, a four-door black nissan altima raced west on highway 24 to westbound 80. you can hear the sirens and the chp

ana cabrera, cnn, arlington, washington. >>> up next, the breaking news out of chile where an 8.2 earthquake hit off the coast. the latest ahead. t for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about prepari

. >> hundreds of people came together yesterday in arlington washington state, praying for the victims of last month's deadly landslide. >> we will not fear though the earth give way. >> they worked more than 30 church communities hosting the event a large banner that read together was hanging behind the podium. search officials say 30 people were killed when that mudslide buried the community back on march 22nd. they say more than a dozen people are still missing. >>> some of the victims of the slide may sue the government. many of them say they didn't know about the danger of a land collapse. despite years of earlier warnings. most say that the chance of winning would be very small. normally government agencies are not liable for landslide damages. there may be another option. they may sue the logging company that cleared a small part of that land above the hillside but right now its not clear if that logging may have had anything to do with the landslide. >> i was up in tahoe. >> you were freezing. >> yeah. you know -- thursday was great. friday is started snowing we were coming off

but a couple years ago across is the from arlington high school in riverside, california, a man namedr. and it changed everything. >> that ping kind of sound. >> triggered something. >> gave me hope. >> a few weeks earlier, at the age of 36, donny suffered a stroke that destroyed pretty much the whole right half of his brain. when he got home from the hospital he could get around in a wheelchair, but found little reason to get off the couch. until he heard that ping. >> that saved my life. >> donny told his wife, natalia, take me to that batting problem 'tis. >> okay. we loaded up the wheelchair. >> that was a one-time thing? >> no. >> hardly. >> that became everything. that became willing go to batting practice. >> just going to batting practice to watch. >> never mind that he didn't have a kid on the team. never mind that it wasn't ennuis alma mater he just liked baseball that much. >> i guess the love of the game. >> at first it was weird like, who is this guy? we got used to him there. >> so used to him the coach eventually asked donny to be his assistant. which gave donny a purpo

kentucky and uconn witness ballle for the men's ncaa title tomorrow night in arlington texas.urth national title and kentucky their ninth. wildcats starting five freshmen away harris the midnight lethal. >> willing to take the shot and like i always said, the biggest thing about that is if you're willing to take it. a lot of guys shy away from the moment. he is not one of those guys. hopefully it doesn't come down to a shot and if it does we have to make sure we move him away from the left side where he has been knocking down shots consistently. he has that clutch gene that everyone talks about. >> what a dramatic finish at the shell houston open. went to sudden death. matt kutcher blew the four-stroke lead, jones made the shot of his life for the win. george h.w. bush on hand for the final tuneup for the master. kutcher, 16-under. jones, a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie on 18 to get him in the clubhouse, eight birdie of the day. all kuchar had to do is par 18 and the tournament is his. he shot middle of the fairway and finds the water. bogeys for the third day in a row, 18. sudde

yesterday, you saw this misspelling painted on the road in oakland at the corner of mlk way and arlington avenue. the word stop clearly misspelled. it's been updated but not by the city. someone has taken red chalk or a marker as if a teacher used a pen to grade the work there is no word when the city will fix that misspelling. >>> good weather because no rain in sight negative, rain in all seven days, but we do have a warm-up in store for us tomorrow. i'll show you with live doppler 7 hd. clear skies around the bay area. but there are some low stratus clouds. not so shallow -- or rather, shallow, not so deep marine layer coming in. but it's clear over many parts around the bay area. from our kgo roof camera, you can see a lovely view of the coit tower. temperatures right now are dropping into the 50s. san francisco, 55. redwood city, though, still hanging on to 60. and it's 54 in half moon bay. as we look towards downtown san francisco, you can see visibility is great all the way across the bay. you see the bay bridge and east bay there. temperatures also in santa rosa are 50, 53 degrees

texas in oakland last week and trying to return the favor in arlington .l tray and gets him on the foul tip strikeout. one of five innings, but he does improve to 4-0. two hits and three r.b.i's. a drive to left center. he miss played it. a's roll to a 9-3 victory and they will go for the three-game series sweep. the giants-padres game and matt cain dropped the knife and caught the tip of his index finger and bad enough he couldn't go tonight. unfortunately for him he was a spectator as angel pagan lead it off with a homerun. cain usually gets no run support and would have had a lot of runs to work with here. 2-0. the beneficiary, six scoreless. the giants shut out san diego 6-0. we will get ready for a game six on thursday night at oracle arena. >> thanks, larry.

news yesterday you saw this misspelling painted on a road in oakland at the corner of mlk way and arlington at it been updated but not by the city. someone has taken red chalk or paint and mark as if the teacher used a giant red pen to agreed the work. there's no word when the city will fix the misspelling. >>> this week a tote'll lunar eclipse will turn the moon orange, called a blood moon, and the first of four within the next year and a half visible in north america. it's tomorrow night into tuesday morning. >> to find out if there will be good viewing and the rest of the weather, frances dinglasan has that. >> good evening. too bad it's not tonight. we'll see clear conditions. abc7 live doppler 7hd sweeping around the bay area, picking up low stratus clouds, and as we look live from san jose, still see a little smoke that ama was talking about, the fire, and nick smith-not much left at all. san francisco, currently 60. oakland, 64. and 68 in san jose, 74, los gatos. temperatures have come down quite a bit in the past few hours. towards downtown san francisco, quite a range of temperatur

. >> miguel almaguer, arlington, washington. miguel, thanks. >>> the search for the missing malaysia airlines 77 has resumed tonight off perth, australia. a ship carrying a u.s. device that detects those pings from the flight recorders is now on its way to the search zone. and malaysian officials have revealed the final communication from the cockpit to the air traffic controllers, the copilot, first officer apparently said "good night, malaysian 370." that is a more standard signoff than had been previously thought there was no reason given for the discrepancy between the two. >>> we're just hours from the midnight deadline now to sign up for health care for the year or face a penalty. and with the last-minute surge in people rushing to beat the clock, today came some new glitches with the website. white house correspondent peter alexander on the north lawn for us tonight. peter, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. just a few months ago there were real questions whether this law would work at all. but today the whit