monumental art, the people that are in this emancipated state of mind, how does it stack up to the average city, as far as number of injuries and such, in that window of time? >> it is a remarkably safe place, actually. there is no pavement. [laughter] and you cannot drive your car. that eliminates most injuries right there. it may feel like the world is coming to an end when the dust rises and the colts the world, but it is not. it is true, your habitation could blow away if you do not secure it. but that is not the end of the world. [laughter] in terms of public safety, it is very -- and we have emergency response times that would be the envy of any city that size. we are very well organized. you are more likely to fall in your bathtub and break your hip. there are some typical injuries, but mild. we have had a couple of deaths, but from natural causes, one from an accident at the event site. of course, what city hasn't? we used to scare people with that. in the old days, just to let people know, this required hardihood. we put down that people had died here. well, they have died everywhere.

on average, city employees in san fransisco make more than $90,000 per year. so why are hundreds of them on a low-income program to get a break on their water bills? as one of the findings uncovered in a blistering new audit. phil matier has more on the massive city hall money linked. >> san fransisco city workers are some of the best paid and have some of the best benefits in the nation. but more than 450 of them may be taking advantage of one benefit that is meant for poor people in the city. >> what this test has done it is provided a red flag. >> the city auditor has been looking into the program that gives low-income households a price break on their water and sewer bills of about $25 per month. the program, which is long on the honor system, has grown to include 7400 households at a cost of $2 million per year. retailers pick up that cost. the growth in the program triggered the puc to ask for an audit and turned up some very disturbing questions. for starters, a random sample of 90 households getting the discount found that almost half may not even qual

the average city worker earns nearly $93,000 a year.employees taking the discount could be punished and may be ordered to pay back the money. >> starting today drivers who thought they had a free parking pass may want to think twice. police in one bay area city will start cracking down on people using handicapped placards illegally. christie smith with the changes that are coming. >> reporter: good morning. well, it may be tempting for some people but for drivers who use the disabled placard to get an up front spot, say, downtown berkeley or something, and use one of those disabled placards even they don't have a right are going to be in for a surprise because as a crackdown starting here in berkeley, what's happening is parking enforcement officers will join police officers in citing driver who is use those placards fraudulently. a recent change in state law allows them to issue citations for parking abuse. of course this can mean parking very close to where you want to and often time limits don't apply which can be tempting in places

the average city worker earns $93,000 a year.mployees taking the discount could be punished and may be ordered to pay back the money. >> on to decision 2012 now. a big day for the democrats as their convention gets under way in charlotte, north carolina. first lady michelle obama is speaking tonight along with the governor of maryland, martin o'malley, and san antonio mayor castro, the first latino to give a keynote address and he's filling that same spot if you recall that president obama had back in 2004. they expect big things from this man. president obama arriving tomorrow and he will formally accept his party's nomination for president on thursday. >> a california democrat apologizing for comments he made comparing the republican's strategy to that of a famous nazi propagandist. john burton told the radio reporter in charlotte, quote, they lie and they don't care if people think they lie as long as you lie, joseph goebbels lie you keep repeating it. republicans immediately called for an apology. burton known to be outspoken

averages and tier one and tier two. the majority of people. so you get different kinds of numbers. what we are saying is we believe a tier one customer, about 40% of the cities -- people in san francisco will be paying about 9.5 dollars more on average. tier 2 is closer to 20. when you add in the high-end users, the average in the city is something like 27. >> i understand all that. you have to play with numbers but you have to pick a point in time. i guess the question becomes with the opt-out nature and saying okay, let's say the person who doesn't pay attention is now going to be paying $27, close to $30 more a month. okay. but then also as of a month ago it was $18 >> we will step the rate before we start the opt-out. if you look at the schedule the process shows setting a rate, giving it to the board 30 days, establishing that rate the next four and a half years, knowing what it will be, all would be there before the first opt-out goes out. >> so the board of supervisors will vote on this, right? right now -- i understand you are not going to be able to have a final number, right? but in whatever. since august 3rd -- i know ted's been working on this a

illegal to have a deck of playing cards in a college or ship and the new york world concluded the average city has been leading a life crime. [laughter] and the newspaper just wouldn't let up. the police force was accused of being overzealous they were arrested innocent women as streetwalkers. [laughter] here's the cartoon of the statute of liberty arrested for quote, being and unaccompanied female being out at night. [laughter] that's the front page. a close friend of tr dr. william stour gist became worried about him. he looked worn and tired and lost much of the natural snap. at this rate it's a question of time when he has a break down. when he does it will be a bad one. to make bad matters worse, the republicans upstate would pass the liquor law which was supposed to crack down and help rose vellets do the job. it allowed hotels with ten rooms serving a meal could serve alcohol on sundays. so what did z the new york saloon owners do? they think they're not going to be able to serve on sunday. they con vert more than 1,000 saloons to hotels. they he said i couldn't get the tenth room. i ha

the city averages 54 aggravated assaults per month, a 45% increase. >> at the same time, the number of arrests has gone down. the city leaders say they can use all of the support they can get. >> i think people are not feeling that safe. crime is up, and we need more police officers. >> other cities like san jose and oakland are seeing a increase in the number turning out to help in their communities. >> we have an update on the dumbarton's project. caltrans leaders told us about an hour ago that work is still on schedule for a tuesday morning reopening. the span has been shut down since friday night so crews can replace an old joint on the eastern side. the new joint is more flexible and therefore can better withstand stronger earthquakes. if you need to make it across the bay, san mateo bridge is your friend. >> it's a day they will never forget. the bay area's newest and youngest celebrities were honored by their hometown today. an estimated 20,000 fans lined the streets of downtown petaluma for a parade to celebrate the little league team amazing run in the world series. the parade

saturday 7:49, sunday, monday could be some of the coolest days in the forecast. 11° cooler than average in redwood cityupertino, san jose 73. peninsula 60s farther south loss al goes and mountain view, 70. upper 50s coast. low 60s -- downtown mid 60s south san francisco and sausalito. upper 50s to near 60 at your beaches, 60s east bay shore, union city, fremont deeper inland castro valley low to mid 70s. east bay valleys mid 70s. up to mid 80s. 80 morgan hill, gilroy. 77 hollister. low to upper 60s around sun around the monterey bay. 85 l.a., 77 san diego. cooler weather moved into the central valley this morning will stay there mid to upper 80s. did you dress properly for the game last night? dress the same way tonight 57 dropping to 53 between 7:15 and 10:00 at at&t4 park. 50s with cloudy conditions upper 40s around santa rosa and napa. area of low pressure as long as it keeps this sea breeze coming the temperatures will be pushed below arm. we'll see a little warming trend thursday through saturday astronomical fall begins. sunday and monday are going to be cooler, temperatures below average everyd

. >> from 2006-2010, baltimore city averaged 44 fatalities involving bicycles, pedestrians, or vehicles. the director of transportation for the baltimore metropolitan council says numbers like that make the board's role critical in making sure the cameras are being properly used. >> we're trying to address if the numbers are correct, whether or not we are again addressing the needs from the code. >> the task force will have its first meeting sometime in mid october and will continue meeting until early 2013. at this point, it's too early to tell when a report would be issued with recommendations. live in northwest baltimore, lowell meltzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we brought brought you the debate concerning the phone system in city hall and now there is an update. the inspector general released a report after taking a closer look at the $675,000 in purchases by the mayor's office the first came up when the city comptroller accused the mayor of spending the money without going through the bidding process. they deliberately withheld information and they said they failed to get quotes from ot

the city is averaging 54 aggravated assaults per month. that's a 45% increase since last year. the arrests in 2012 is down by 25%. vice mayor and current candidate for mayor says that's because the city's police force needs more support. >> i think people are not feeling as safe. crime is up and we need more police officers. >> until more police officers are hired, they'll escort people to provide peace of mind. >> watching out for one another. making sure we're all helping each other to be safe and to, you know, talk to people. >> look at your surroundings, don't be chatting on your cell phone, have your keys out and ready, you know, things like that help. >>> there are four candidates running for mayor of antioch. three of them are promising to hire more police officers. >>> if you're looking for a deal on cryingslist, be aware of those looking too true. two more armed robberies within a 24-hour period. both happening in east oakland. the most recent yesterday afternoon. police say a person looking to buy a car was robbed at gunpoint. not far from mills college. here are some

so altogether, average-wise in the entire city the average people would be doing would be about $18 a month but again that's including a lot of high end people, along with the ones that are in that lower classification. and this schedule, again, pretty busy but what it shows is no matter what class you're in this would mean a rate increase on your total pg&e bill that typically would be in the neighborhood of 23%. and so if that's too much, don't choose this. if it works for you and the best way to be green, then choose it. that's the way it works. i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> president chiu: supervisor campos. >> supervisor campos: thank you, mr. president. mr. harrington, thank you very much for your presentation. one of the things that has been floating around in the last day or so is this idea that, even though we've spent so many years working on this that somehow we should hold off and continue this, maybe we can get a better deal, maybe there are ways in which we can make this program better. my understanding, having deferred to the great work of

average. redwood city close, 80, two degrees cooler than average.loud cover, trying to push across san francisco into parts of the bay through 9:00. focus in on noon to 2:00, clouds dissipating along the coast 60s and 70s from the coast inland to 80s and 90s. we'll have mid 60s along the coast, mid 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 80s to mid 90s inland. we drop two to four degrees tuesday, wednesday, coolest thursday, friday before another warming trend for saturday and sunday. hope you have a great labor day. >>> good morning. earlier accident in the lake tahoe area 80 westbound at didn'ter in lake has been cleared out of lanes -- at donner lake has been cleared out of lanes. bay bridge no back-up very light, stall on the right shoulder and you can see that is not affecting traffic into san francisco, continues to be smooth on upper deck into downtown, drive through walnut creek and concord and on into the dublin interchange holiday light through the san ramon valley and 580 junction as well no problems there. here's your alternate to the dumba

saturday 7:49, sunday, monday could be some of the coolest days in the forecast. 11° cooler than average in redwood cityupertino, san jose 73. peninsula 60s farther south loss al goes and mountain view, 70. upper 50s coast. low 60s -- downtown mid 60s south san francisco and sausalito. upper 50s to near 60 at your beaches, 60s east bay shore, union city, fremont deeper inland castro valley low to mid 70s. east bay valleys mid 70s. up to mid 80s. 80 morgan hill, gilroy. 77 hollister. low to upper 60s around sun around the monterey bay. 85 l.a., 77 san diego. cooler weather moved into the central valley this morning will stay there mid to upper 80s. did you dress properly for the game last night? dress the same way tonight 57 dropping to 53 between 7:15 and 10:00 at at&t4 park. 50s with cloudy conditions upper 40s around santa rosa and napa. area of low pressure as long as it keeps this sea breeze coming the temperatures will be pushed below arm. we'll see a little warming trend thursday through saturday astronomical fall begins. sunday and monday are going to be cooler, temperatures below average everyd

average. redwood city san francisco 11° cooler.me of the cloud cover still hanging around making a push starting to pull out by 9:00, back to the coast by noon, pocket or of two sunshine cloudy at the coast cooling trend begins for all of us today with 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. a little spread. south bay 78 los gatos, everybody else low to mid 70s, peninsula mid to upper 60s, farther south palo alto 70, 60 half moon bay, pacifica and sunset at 58. low to mid 60s, downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 70s to the north bay valleys, 58 bodega bay, east bay shore -- mid 70s to mid 80s east bay valleys brentwood 86, gilroy 82, everybody else back to the bay in the 60s. big game tonight. intradivision, i think i said interleague last time, 57, cool at the beginning of the game 7:15, dropping to 50 four by 10:00. -- to 54 by 10:00. around the bay cool conditions tomorrow and wednesday slight warming trend thursday, friday, saturday cool again sunday. >>> good morning if your drive takes from you novato through marinwood and

san jose 73, nine degrees cooler than average, redwood city 69 today you should be at 80. here's the widespread cloud cover this morning, going to hang around for the entire commute, then 9:00, 10:00 will start retreating to the coast by noon there, pockets develop. south bay low to mid 70s, san jose and cupertino 73°. 59 at half moon bay also the sunset, low to mid 60s downtown south san francisco and sausalito, upper 50s beaches, mainly 60s along the east bay shore headed to castro valley, hercules, low to mid 70s. 80s into the east bay valleys many. with afternoon sun monterey bay stuck in the 60s. going to feel like playoff baseball chilly in the 50s tonight, 57 first pip down to 53 by the -- first pitch down to 53 by the end of the game. no real wild temperature swings until possibly sunday when all of us could be in the 50s and 70s otherwise 50s along the coast, 70s bay, 80s inland for the better part of the forecast. >>> good morning. live shot of san rafael if your travels take you from novato past lucas valley road south 101, moving nicely traffic light headed int

schools was to decide you're telling me that only one thousand dollars is the second highest average of any city in the country paying teachers and chicago outcomes are ran this they are potential spending eight thousand dollars per student and they get fifteen thousand homeless kids in their schools years i mean they're spending eight thousand dollars per student and seventy one thousand dollars per teacher again second highest i mean is there a little bit of a you think the teachers should be a race to the bottom with no i thought it was a resource allocation reallocation is in order. if students are being so neglected and teachers are making as much as they are and the students are still. there systemic problems when you start talking about education and you have homeless students have students who don't have students whose parents don't have employment i mean you have students who live in communities that are impoverished blight everywhere drugs limited fire limited police i mean that affects their outcome in the classroom and you know i really tire of people trying to shackle teachers with

and in this city, and degrees below average. san jose and at 80. redwood city with a high of 76 degrees. low to mid '60's for sausalito. lows '70s for oakland. richmond at 70. ensign, at 82 degrees. your forecast keeps us dry. and highs right around the 74 the bay. and we will remain dry wood seasonal temperatures on to next week. >>> 60% of cats and dogs will qualify as overweighed. help is on the way. it david with how one plan it is helping pads to shed the pounds. >>> jazzy it's too much. now at 11 years old her weight makes it all worse. our family put are on a dog he died, and strictly so i for jazzy. but pounds like people pounds are fast. toucgh. >>> obesity is a significant problem for dogs and cats right now with a 30-60% of dogs and cats being overweight or obese. >>> one extra pound for a dog is led to an extra pounds for you. the first step is to admitting there is a problem. the arnolds could not find it the right diet for jazzy. >>> you really need to know what's in the products and i didn't know that. there was no way for me to ever

now, that barely covers the annual sushi budget for your average city liberal. [laughter] but it's a really nice vacation for your average american family. how do they manage to keep the costs down and keep the customers coming? former walmart ceo lee scott appeared on charlie rose a few years back, and charlie asked him what it was like to work for sam walton. scott had a terrific story about walton. >> when i didn't perform, sam would have a direct conversation with you. >> what's a direct conversation? >> well, he'd go around the room on a friday morning meeting, and there's 20 people in that room in 1980 -- >> this is a year after you joined. >> i'm sitting in that meeting, and these are all the officers of the company, and sam would maybe have a p, and l, profit and loss statement that wasn't particularly good. and he'd get to you, and when he was mad at me, he'd point his finger and say, scott, your drivers' uniform costs were up 30% this month, what's going on there? and you better know. the interesting thing was the whole cost was, like, $1500 -- >> but t

72 in sunnyvale for the afternoon, 75 campbell, low 70s from redwood city, little fog from half moon bay, mid 60s cooler than average for the city, nice out there upper 70s from petaluma, 7 in vallejo, near east bay, six -- 77 in vallejo, near east bay -- mid 80s return with 85 in pittsburg, 83 pleasanton by the monterey bay, mid 60s and mostly sunny for the afternoon, at&t park today for the game about 60 upper 50s later on your look ahead, including the weekend calls for slight cooling on sunday. good morning sue. >>> good morning. happy friday. couple of issues out there on roads now. bay bridge looking good, minor back up metering lights just now being turned on. southbound golden gate bridge light, four lanes southbound towards the tolls. you might want to avoid the golden gate bridge after 9 a.m. when the endeavour does fly over the golden gate traffic will be bumper-to-bumper as spectators take a look. we have the "sig alert" southbound 85 in san jose, accident blocking two left lanes at coddle, slow approaching highway 101, southbound 880 brokaw multi-vehicle accident two left lanes so traffic forming as cre

today temperatures five degrees cooler than average in livermore to 10 in redwood city. oakland average high 75 as warp as it gets the entire year you are supposed to be basking in warmth, not going to happen. upper 60s to low 70s most of the south bay 74 los gatos. could make it to 70 redwood city. with extra cloud cover along the coast, 60 half moon bay and sunset, low to mid 60s downtown, south san francisco and sauce lee to -- and sausalito. mainly mid to upper 60s east bay shore, hercules, castro valley, union city, fremont could make a run to low to mid 70s. mid to upper 70s morgan hill, gilroy hollister. 60 monterey, carmel. magic number five every time we win and dodgers lose every time we win it drops by one every time the dodgers lose it drops by one, 12:45, a lot of sun, breezy, 65 the time the game ends at 3:45. bring your brooms, sunglasses and sunscreen. significant cooling trend sunday slowly moderate back closer to average monday through wednesday. >>> good morning. live shot off the waldo grade on to the golden gate bridge, fog-free and traffic is light,

down here, we cycled through a bunch of cities showing in the current temperature, at the same time, canada and to the averageat cities 7 day forecast. these are always on the screen and always being updated. below the 7 day forecast is a news crawl with the latest headlines direct from the news of harry of hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>pam: with their 1600 cases nationally, western mild viruses that level not seen it thousand three. to bay area counties will be funded from the status to keep the virus at. in contra costa county, 40 mosquitos and 30 burdens have test positive for the virus. they will be spring in the eastern part of the county from 7:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.. in santa clara county, near mountain view and los gatos, the fog in will start around 11:00 p.m.. vector control officials say the spray is not toxic to humans. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. foggy conditions and changes coming t

cities. on average the standard & poor kay schiller index report prices are up 1.2% thanks to more sales and fewer foreclosures. second straight year-over-year gain after two years without one. if you notice how expensive it's getting to fly. get a load of this. baggage fees are taking off with u.s. carriers hauling in more than $1.7 billion in just the first half of this year. that's the most ever. delta collected the most, nearly $430 million. airlines first started charging for the first checked bag back in 2008. since then just about all the carriers have jumped on board. what are we going to do? >> i know. >> boycott flying? >> they charge for bags, window seats, leg room. they will start charge you to use the bathroom. >> i'll pay for that. >> good point. coming up on the morning news, smart cars get the green light. so-called driverless cars move another step closer to becoming reality in california. this is the morning news. e morning news. becoming reality in california. this is the morning news. [ white ] in my kitchen the heart of a great dish is a great tasting stock. knorr homes

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the a warm spot jumped 10 degrees along the embarcadero today's high temperature in the city's 62 degrees the average size is 70 we had an influence of the d a marine layer this morning the heat watch is in effect tomorrow through monday 9:00 p.m. all areas highlighted in yellow. those locations will be the hottest, '80s and '90s and the peninsula 98 in gilroy and morgan hill, hottest locations 102 in brentwood, santa rosa at 94 degrees. will talk more about watches and advisory's coming up. >>> rough-and-tumble politics in richmond a fight between the city council member and local activists and in punches and arrest. don knapp is in richmond with more. >>> mostly when politicians disagree things get noisy but last week outside the building after a tumultuous meeting emotions flared to head and fists begin to fly. richmond always a tough town but said all politics getting tougher in this incident david more escorted to a police car after an altercation with a council member following a neighborhood council meeting. the video recorded by a private contractor and candidates' debate and provided cbs 5 t

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average. 86 livermore. napa, san jose, redwood city oakland and san francisco cooler oakland today is the last day of your warmestaverage high for the year tomorrow 74. summer is almost over. here's a look at cloud cover as far as this morning, thickest from the san mateo bridge up into the north bay valleys. quickly starts to evaporate, 9:00, 11:00 sunshine everywhere except the coast, 60s, 70s, 80s for the rest of us. warmest temperatures in the east bay valleys, mid to upper 80s most inland neighborhoods in the upper 70s to low 80s. bay low to mid 70s 60s coast game tonight dress warmly going to start at 60 at 7:15 drop to 55° by the end of the game. tomorrow two to four degrees warmer. low 70s at the coast this weekend. have a great day. >>> good morning. live shot of the macarthur maze, problem westbound 580 at macarthur with a truck blocking right lane, traffic beyond the scene headed towards the toll plaza is moving nicely some sort of incidence off the side of the road on the 580 approach to 80's bound. we'll keep an eye on that -- we have a problem westbound 4 at bailey on-ramp car vs. pedestrian, not af

wiener also inflated the average number of times city employees had to attend hearings to resolve sunshineimed the sotf had ignored the city attorney's opinion but the fact is the city attorney's website that -- city attorney opinion, that have been issued lists no such opinion, and it's not posted. what was vice chair wolfe's crime to -- be removed from the task force? supervisor kim, mr. wiener claims mr. wolfe had been part of the task force when all these things had happened. ostensibly including when it found mr. wiener guilty of official misconduct on september 27, 2011. wiener presented no specific charges -- mr. wolfe, just that wolfe had been around. >> chair kim: wrap up your final sentence. >> as mr. planthold has written to the mayor it's a simple matter ignoring the advice of the attorney is not grounds for action by any city agency or official. i recommend that you appoint and recommend mr. wolfe for this appointment. >> chair kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is dr. derek cur. the removal of bruce wolfe from the sunshine task force was an act of polit

average. kristen welker, iowa city, iowa. >>> this is peter alexander in nashua, new hampshire. reenergized and confident, mitt romney storms back on to the campaign trial in iowa today, looking to capitalize on the weak jobs numbers that he criticized as disappointing and disheartening. >> it's been 43 straight months above 8%. there are today 23 million americans that are out of work or stopped looking for work or are underemployed. it's a national tragedy. >> reporter: if last night was the party, romney said, this morning was the hangover. and while romney says he didn't watch the president's speech, today he blasted his opponent for failing to do what he said he would. >> in fact, i can think of very few of the promises that he made four years ago that he has kept. >> reporter: romney's weighted in as well. his running mate paul ryan on cnbc. >> this is not what president obama promised. i would argue this is the result of failed leadership in washington, bad fiscal policy coming from the administration. >> i should tell you that i feel right at home. >> reporter: ann romne

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