and 24th and bartlett, obviously we can see it here and again, 24th street at bartlett in san francisco, we do have a crew on the way. that traffic is moving along very nicely. and the morning commute, there are no major problems getting up on the bridge. getting up to highway 217, that is a nice looking drive all the way up into the valley. >>> very nice north winds, sunny and windy and good news fog is gone and i can see all the way to pam cook's house and that's way over there. the high winds warning is out and it may continue in the higher elevations later. and we had that with northwest winds with windy conditions, no club that is for sure. high pressure to the north, and we have a difference in the pressure gradings. 58 in the city 58 and you can see how that cold front, actually a dry cold front is developing out in southern california so we will stay in this wind pattern for at least another day. forecasted high, again another challenge, but the think oakland will be 73 degrees today. sunnyside up, decreasing wind on friday, friday into saturday, it is also going to be very cold

bartlett is also closed for several blocks. so if you are in that area commuting, avoid the intersection. guerrero, mission are good alternates to avoid the 24th street area. winds really an issue this morning so it's not going to help firefighters and it's not real great for commuters either. we have high wind advisories in effect for just about all our bridges this morning including at the bay bridge. so at least we can see traffic this morning. that's the difference from yesterday. we had all those fog advisories in effect. winds causing some issues for some of our cameras, rocking and rolling a little bit. this is a leave look at 880 through oakland -- this is a live look at 880 through oakland. past the coliseum windier towards downtown oakland. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we have actually seen a couple of reports of some downed power lines, trees down, mostly in the santa cruz mountains from what i can gather. so nothing really blocking any major freeways, any major roads. this is a live look at milpitas westbo

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the building across the street as flames shot from the roof of two apartment buildings on 24th and bartlett. these residents were evacuated at around 4:30 a.m. after the fire started on the top floor. >> filled with smoke, bright red. literally glass showering outside the front of the apartments from the windows popping. >> reporter: four people who lived here were injured. two were critically burned. firefighter bob coleman suffered smoke inhalation after rescuing a woman from this ledge. >> on the window and she was

that as a two-alarm fire burned on 24th street near bartlett leaving four hurt, dozens homeless. anne makovec at the scene now with the clean-up efforts. anne, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the building is still standing here behind me and some of the people who live there have been able to go in and get some of their things and bring them out because they are not going to be able to live there for some time. that is after a fire ripped through that top story early this morning. >> you think it only happens in the movies but it's really that vivid. so grab what you can, get out the door. >> reporter: this is cell phone video from the building across the street as flames shot from the roof of two apartment buildings on 24th and bartlett. these residents were evacuated at around 4:30 a.m. after the fire started on the top floor. >> filled with smoke, bright red. literally glass showering outside the front of the apartments from the windows popping. >> reporter: four people who lived here were injured. two were critically burned. firefighter bob coleman suffered smoke

mission district where katie gave us a live report avoid 24th street it is closed between mission and bartlett, freeways fine through the area. report of an accident in antioch westbound 4 off-ramp, heavy lone tree towards love ridge down tree northbound 17 at the summit blocking traffic slowing in the area live shot outside still looking good right now at the 280 and 17 interchange, northbound heading towards the bottom of your screen. >>> in the santa cruz mountains officials say they can't keep up with the number of falling trees caused by winds. in felton overnight firefighters had to rescue a mother and daughter after a falling tree trapped them in their home. as the rescue was in progress, another tree fell, blocking in the firefighters. they say everybody is okay. they have cut their way out. of course, they had to head in the next problem. >>> similar reports of fallen trees and debris reported across the bay area. in sonoma county pg&e crews have been working all night. in calistoga, downed powerline started a fire at a winery, no one hurt. mark skinner thanks for sending this picture

yoli aceves is live at 24th and bartlett. we understand that four people were injured. can you update us on the condition of those people? >>yoli: is a lot more serious. two people are in critical condition and to people are in stable condition. we spoke to the fire chief who said that all of those people came from the top get it. initially this is where they believe the fire started. they were able to take three of those people out for the front door and the the fourth person, they have to take them out the window and down the ladder. since both buildings have a fire damaged. it was quite frightening. some people were injured by glass this, the fire seems to be concentrated on the back and and roof areas of the building. >>darya: how many people were displaced? >> roughly 24-30 people have been displaced. i did see a couple of people out here, the red cross has arrived. they are being assisted by the red cross. a couple of people have told me that they have friends in the neighborhood and they think it will be able to stay with them as opposed to using the services of

again, streets blocked, apartment building fire, 24th and bartlett. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> today, bart directors are expected to come up with a policy on disrupting cell phone signals. the issue, you may remember, came up in august when bart blacked out cell phone service at four san francisco stations because of a planned protest there. the "contra costa times" reports the new policy is expected to ban such blackouts except in the event of extraordinary threats to the bart system. its employees or passengers, as well. >>> when you text from your smart phone you information could be recorded even before it gets to the person you send it to. an app developer claims a secret application inside millions of cell phones capture key strokes. the text information is then sent to computers at carrier iq. carrier iq says that data is used to monitor performance. >> our technology counts and summarizes performance. it is not recording key strokes or providing tracking tools. >> this is way beyond recording a phone call on a customer service. this i

bartlett is closed for blocks. use other streets in the area like guerrero, that is the good option. muni is also being rerouted across that stretch. the 48 and the 12 muni lins, they are impacted and they are having to go around the block. so our other big traffic issue this morning is also these winds. it was fog yesterday. the past couple of days. today it is wind. now we have wind advisories in effect for all our bridges including the bay bridge where things are stacking up a about the in some of the cashes lanes but so far no metering lights. we'll let you know when they turn them on. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:04. we have another windy day for the bay area. crews are still working to pictures damage that's already been done, obviously caused a little problem battling that fire, as well. gil diaz is in oakland now with some brand-new numbers on some of the power outages here in the bay area. gil? >> reporter: hi, good morning, frank, yeah, those numbers from pg&e keep changing every hour but yeah, we're

one of those districts being redrawn is that of roscoe bartlett. there's speculation he might run for another term. he has not commented on his future. >> about $1 million in questionable contracts have drawn the attention of state auditors. the average price was 7 $200 a higher than other contracts. the world famous blue angels are preparing for a big show. 11 news crews were on hand as the navy jet crew made their way onto the base. the air show is taking place in june of 2012. >> this international maritime and air festival promises to be worthy of our proud heritage because when it comes to air shows, no one does it better than the blue angels. >> that is true. maryland tourism officials hope to attract more than 1 million people for the celebration. >> 3, two, one -- [cheers] >> it was a great night last night as thousands rang in the holiday season in mount vernon. musical guest performed an array of holiday favorites. it was very impressive. if you like to see it again, you can see a video and more than 100 photos online at wbaltv.com. you c

you can see the embers at 24th and bartlett which is in san francisco. firefighters are there reportedly there are injuries in this fire and our crew has just pulled up on the scene and we will have a live report from this fire from san francisco's mission district straight ahead. we have a look at 880 northbound and getting an alert some construction is where it says live traffic, construction is not clear but if that construction work fades out for much longer we'll see a back up towards the coliseum. we are watching for that and that's an ugly morning surprise and this sounds terrible but you may want to use 580 instead. paul chambers is reporting on a problem on highway 101 in sunny veil, paul? >> reporter: they reopened highway 101 and you can see cars are going by right now and call trans struck out here, just before 5:30 this morning they closed down west mountain view exit. i apologize but the wind is pushing our dish around and that's why you are seeing this problem but they are working to clear it at this time. officers said just before 2:00 th

day is exponential function i want to break that down for you and if you follow the work of albert bartlett or one of the more than the really million people who have watched his lecture on you tube even though its description says it's perhaps the most boring video you'll ever see well definitely the most important then you know bartlett has famously said not getting this concept is one of the greatest challenges we face as humans take a listen. i'm i hope the blues i hope to be able to convince you that the greater shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function so what is it let's take a look at the definition the exponential function is used to model a relationship in which a constant change in the independent variable gives the same proportional change that is percentage increase or decrease in the dependent variable ok so now maybe you can see why understanding this concept is a challenge to the human race ok we can make it pretty simple though if we look at a couple of examples so let's look at credit market debt and you can see year how it is gr

now looking at 24th andville lense why, it is located on bartlett and 24th. the fire broke out this morning and residents said they heard glass popping and shattering as they tried to make it out. we just spoke with the police chief and here is what she had to say about the fire and where it first started. >> it started at the rear of the floor, pretty heavy smoke conditions emanating from the roof and the windy conditions made it a challenging fire to fight. >> reporter: now on the bottom floor, we spoke to some people a little while ago and they are now at the sandwich shop trying to keep warm and conditions are very windy as the chief mentioned. we spoke to a graffiti artist who spoke to all of his teams and i wanted to make sure he could grab what he could and tried to make it out. now the american red cross just arrived on scene and will be providing help to them and they are not sure when they will be allowed back in their apartments. live in the mission district tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fires started after pour apower line -- started aft

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am here to bring to your awareness the issue we're dealing with on the part which street block -- bartlett street block. this is a rough estimate, but it has grown from 200 to 260 kids. that means there are a lot of young kids. when you have a bunch of abandoned cars and you have a ups truck trying to get through, you have regular people trying to get through and they cannot get through. they're doing it at accelerated it speeds and they have road rage because they have been sitting in traffic. there have been four instances of cars getting sideswiped. to the point about enforcement, a it is something that you cannot make the parents behave the way you want them to. when there is nobody out there in forcing any type of slow, there is nobody in forcing anything, we have asked larry who committed a security guard. the security guard gets pulled away. larry does not have the resources to manage the situation. we have been patient with him. asking for his support and i do not think he has the resources. we're looking to the school board to support him in getting this situation under control be

stephen bartlett from the event of authority. there is a lot to digest today -- mr. stephen barkley from the event authority. so there is a lot to digest today. hold on a minute while i load up the slide show. i would like to start by introducing the america's cup project director from the office of economic and workforce development, mr. mike martin. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am very excited to be here before you to give you a bit of an overview of the america's cup events in the planning we have been doing. first, i want to sort of thank all the hard work from your staff here at the port of san francisco. it has been an enjoyable, professional experience over the past year to learn how the port and see all the great work that has gone into it. i would like to thank our partners. together, i think we are building a better project with the help of the community engagement that has been so robust. we hope to continue that work with the actions ahead of you as well as going forward. without further ado, let's move into the overview. i am going to give a proje

parts of the roof of the building have collapsed at 24th and bartlett.irefighters have been battling the blaze since 4 clrn 30. no reports and no word on injuries or the cause of the fire. it's been 30 years since the if first reported case of aids. 20 years ago they opened the national memorial grove in golden gate park. at noon today medical pioneers will be honored in the grove. ea vigil is set for 6:30 tonight. free hiv testing will be offered from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. >> it is 4:54 right now. christina loren talked about the winds. >> even though we get a clearer view of the roadways, we have to hold on tight. hold on tight, folks. right now we're looking at high street. a live look at oakland. we'll show you the traffic break going on northbound. they're clearing construction. the top of the screen is the red lights starting to break up as the crews are clearing the right two lanes if for overnight construction there. we'll get you a look at the south bay as well. overall san jose is showing speed sensors. not a major problem. highway 152 over towards

then to the secret service, i said turn the motorcade around, to a texan by the name of dan bartlett, said we need remarks written for the president. we haae about 600 people in a gymnasiim next-door. we were all business. when the president came into the room. everybody kind of gravitated to him, which is normal when he walked into the room. the first thing he said was get the f.b.i. director on the phone, we could say right here, mr. president. >> already done. you said to the president, america is at war, america is underattack? >> america is under attack. >> how did you know? did the person say to yoo specifically, the second plane has hit, we have assessed this is a terrorist attack. >> no, just what i said to you. >> i knew it wasn't a coincidence, certainly not an accident. frankly, i knew the world trade center had been attacked during the clinton administration. >> in the hallway you thought ubl. osama bin laden. did this go to the now-famous report that dr. rice had seen and others that there was a possibility that they were going to fly a plane? >> hat was contributing. we

he revealed a gun which -- during a struggle between bartlett and the victim. there is no word on how he obtained that windbreaker. investigators are looking into the stabbing at the occupy encampment in downtown baltimore. 23-year-old deseret nicholson was arrested after deputies say she kicked a female in the stomach and then stabbed her on her arm and thigh. it happened just after midnight monday. investigators believe a dispute over a cat is what led to the violence. the search continues for a middle river man who has been missing out since friday. investigators say 35-year-old charles duckett disappeared at the triadelphia reservoir. so far crews have found no signs of him. investigators say the three alarms are the displaced nearly 100 people in northwest baltimore was accidental. fire officials say an unattended teapot on the stove caused the fire on red cedar place. firefighters were on the scene around 11:00 friday night and say there were heavy claims on the fourth floor. as a safety precaution, approximately 50 units were evacuated. residents were al

yesterday three more people announced they may run for the seat currently held by rosco bartlett. brinkley, moo knee and his own chief of staff harold budotis are now considering making a bid. both brinkley and mooney are making exploratory committees. the men would join five other republicans and three democrats who are already running for the seat. >>> five female students are suing howard university after they say the school ignored their complaints that a staff member was sexually harassing and assaulting them. george bright abeu who was convicted for sexually abusing two of the victims was a work study supervisor at the library. the suit says after the student reported the harassment in 2010 to staff members, bright abeu continued to prey upon students for seven months. in april he was arrested and eventually convicted. he's now under two years supervised probation. he has been fired from howard since. >>> one of the last american bases in iraq is now in the hands of the iraqi military. america agreed to pull out of iraq at the end of the year under an agreement which was sig

bartlett: thank you. i rise in support of the conference report for the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2012. this is the 50th consecutive conference report for the national defense authorization act. i have the honor of serving as the chairman of the tactical error and land forces subcommittee of our armed services committee. under the full committee leadership of chairman mckeon and ranking member smith, our subcommittee's ranking member, and a suburb staff, ours is truly a bipartisan -- superb staff, ours is truly a bipartisan effort. this comes at a critical period for our nation and military. world events and the nation's fiscal circumstances have challenged our government's will and capacity to address the enormity of the challenges we face. we need to develop a new national military strategy that better reflects the current and projected threat and fiscal environment. this is needed to facilitate full and balanced consideration of force structure and equipment and investment plan

it broke out at an apartment building at 24th and bartlett early this morning. flames shot out of the roof and spread to a second building. firefighter bob coleman suffered smoke inhalation after rescuing a woman from a ledge. >> found the window and she was hanging out. she was on the ledge. window. he gave her my mask -- i gave her my mask so she could breathe. >> it's not clear what started the blaze but possibly in the top floor. >>> a jury cleared johannes mehserle and four other bart police officers today of using excessive force against a passenger three years ago. kenneth carruthers accused mehserle and those other officers of beating him up and jailing him on false charges. well, the jury found that without any video evidence, the claim couldn't be confirmed. >> they had a video the whole time. we can see how important video was in having mehserle accountable even the little way that he did in the grant case. they got rid of the video here. and no justice was served by it. >> the incident took place less than 7 weeks before mehserle killed oscar grant a

. >> reporter: just last thursday, there was a residential fire on 24th and bartlett in the mission district. >> we believe it was an accidental fire but it caused a lot of property damage and it resulted in four transports to the hospital, two moderate injuries and two very significant injuries. one victim is here fighting for his life. >> reporter: the san francisco fire cheer says calls jump this time of the year in part -- fire chief says calls jump this time of year in part due to fires. >> when you have more things plugging into your electrical circuitry, holiday lights, all of that, use good judgment and be safe. >> reporter: fire chief hayes- white says the san francisco fire department gets about 300 calls a day during the holidays that number is as high as 400 a day. fires play a role as does windy conditions but there are also more motor vehicle accidents because of the weather and also because people are celebrating and drinking. so don't drink and drive. extra safe. >> thank you. >>> we want to goto breaking news out of dublin. police and fire crews have been called to a house t

>> my name is stacy bartlett and i'm the director of patrero kids and will serve as executive director of patrero kids at daniel webster and the new school on third street. just to give you some background information, infants need their own space because they need to be cared for on their own individual schedule. meaning each child sleeps and plays according to their own schedule and not like a classroom schedule like preschoolers would use. additionally for outdoor space, the equipment and surfacing appropriate for preschoolers completely inappropriate for an infant. that's what's the thought behind the title 22 guidelines that we're beholden to. which means that they need to have segregated outdoor space. if we -- as we mentioned, there's not enough space, and we have very little -- we couldn't even have a tree or a storage unit to put outdoor equipment, if we don't have much outdoor space -- enough outdoor space. serving preschoolers rather than infants we will be able to serve 16 preschoolers rather than nine infants. and it's also means that we can serve more families because we

and let me just say this, bruce bartlett is a republican. he said the regulatory uncertainty that republicans talk about is a canard invented by republicans that allows them to use current economic problems to pursue an agenda supported by the business community year in and year out. this is a republican. the question is that separates the special interest, the reins act is here. they have the majority. more than likely it will pass, but they're going to ignore our war and our fight to secure the homeland. here's the front line. what are we doing? we're putting a stranglehold on these amendments, rulemaking, rather, that will come forward that is attempting to help the american people. if we have to do something for the transportation security administration and the security checkpoints and we need a rule, it's going to be held back because of this process. i reserve my time. i ask support for the jackson lee amendment. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. davis: i continue to reserve, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentle

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the visibility is one half a mile at bartlett.t started out here in the west and has been pressing eastward. it's created a mass of in wisconsin. there been traffic accidents on the icy roads. these are high wind advisories. they're already in effect out west as the system comes in in their winter storm warnings in the mountains with big wins south of us today. you can kind of see how it's happening and why it is raining here because these powerful winds cause air to pile up and start to rise. you get rain clouds forming. the big picture here ... this band of clouds across the pacific parallels a 200 mi. per hour just to dreamjet stream that brings masses of mild air with each one. each little buckle in this jet stream that comes in off the pacific makes a rain system so here is the one today but look what happens over the weekend. we say this is an amplified pattern because the jets buckle and pull the arctic air down. this is the forecast by sunday night and monday and that is why we are going to get some cold air around here. t

right now flames are already part of a roof of a building has collapsed at 24th and bartlett firefighters have been battling the blaze since 4:30 this morning. we're talking about a lot of wind up there, which could be very tough. san francisco being so compact, we'll keep tabs on that. >> reeking havoc on a lot of things. >> it's the same set up we have when we issue the red flag warnings for high fair danger. the only thing not happening in combination with the strong winds is the high temperatures. today we'll see the 70s. definitely good, good thing it's not much warmer than that. we could see a red flag warning go up. they continue to dry out from land to sea. it's also going to warm us up. the temperatures will be comfortable. the winds will be relentless. the wind speeds of 24 miles per hour in fairfield. 2 in livermore. san jose is getting hammered with 23 miles per hour sustained winds. locally heavier gusts. 50 miles per hour plus throughout the day. breezy to windy conditions in the interior valley. if you're waking up with us, it's going to be blustery again today. tie down an

it started around 4:30 on 24th near bartlett. the fire damaged two adjoining apartment buildings.e chief says windy conditions made it hard to fight this fire. two of the four injured are in critical with severe burns. right now a check on your morning commute. you have new information on that pleasanton accident? >> unfortunately it is a fatal accident this spot will be worth avoiding. westbound 580 santa rita road three right lanes blocked when it is a fatal crash it takes several hours to clear it is horrible in early of drive time an hour and a half from the altamont pass to 680 right now. >> we'll look at windy conditions with mike, right >>> welcome back. check out the winds on mount tamalpais north bay mountains still in the wind high wind warning until 10:00. the rest of us under a wind advisory until 6:00 this afternoon. thank new england the winds are starting to slow a bit from hitting 77 at diablo overnight. 37 livermore to 40 in half moon bay. temperatures in the low to mid >>> that's gary giordano. he's a free man right there. there he is returning to the united stat

jeff bartlett joins is now.. >> handy devices they have gotten smaller and cheap. >>> and more sophisticated. the top rated unit is actually $400 but comes with all of the bells and whistles. >> that is the garmin nuvi 3400. >> and represents the pinnacle of current gps unit. looks and operates much live a smart phone and one of the things that stands out not just that it has bluetooth and voice activation but the newest level of traffic information which garmin calls 3d traffic. >> and that is about 400. >> it is. next we have the tom-tom donilon go. >> this is a competing model. many of the same bells and whistles including its version of high definition traffic but it is $100 less. but the real key for consumers when shopping is to know this one requires a subscription for its services. >> just about to ask you that. you don't have to do that with the garmin nuvi. you don't knee a subscription. >> has a high price but includes traffic. and today many traffic devices include either free traffic which can be su

francisco's mission district following apartment fire 24th street closed now between mission and bartlett live at the scene she will buy another report. if you are heading through the area mission street still open according to san francisco police and valencia is open through the area. freeway traffic looks good in and out of san francisco. also update in the gilroy area westbound lanes are still blocked highway 152, but eastbound lanes are open if you are making your way towards 101. in the meantime, use highway 129 as an alternate this is due to downed trees and wires in the area eurplt bay bridge toll plaza, minor wait. check the latest traffic at abc7news.com/traffic whenever you want. >>> 5:55. >>> new unemployment numbers just came out. labor department says last week applications for job benefits rose for a second straight week 6,000, to 402,000, a sign the economy is recovering at an even pace. >> here's jane king. >>> coca-cola no longer deeming of a white christmas. phasing out special snow white holiday cans, highlighting global warming and threat to bears arctic habitat consu

that fire broke out at an apartment building at 24th and bartlett early this morning. flames as you see shooting out of the roof spread to a second building. firefighter bob coleman suffered smoke inhalation after rescuing a woman from a ledge. >> on the window she was hanging out on the ledge. i broke out the rest of the window to grab her so she wouldn't fall and gave her my mask so she could breathe because she couldn't breathe. >> four people were hurt two are in critical condition. not clear yet what started the fire. but investigators think that it started on the very top floor. >>> tonight protestors barricaded themselves inside a vacant office building in santa cruz. they blocked officers out. len-on how police plan to get them -- len ramirez on how police plan to get them out. >> reporter: "occupiers" took turns on lookout duty high atop this vacant bank building in downtown santa cruz to protect what for now they say is their home. >> the media wants to talk to you. >> i know. i'm coming out but i'm not going to come out if you don't shut off the camera. >> r

the winner in that case was coming and he came out with his minority opinion which is quoted in bartlett'squotation sandwich he says that we don't know who the winner -- we never know who the winner of the case is but we certainly know who the loser is and that is the people relying on poor judgment. >> in the years immediately after the victory there were several major what everyone would call liberal decisions by the court this is the time when stevens began to be much more engaged in helping to shape opinions about the example there are several others having to deal with homosexual sodomy or as a sexual act after bush took office. over the turn and the several decades of the supreme court rulings in this area the was the case proceeding that in which stevens said the active individualism and private and so one should not be subject to state law and in effect what happened is that descent became the law in lawrence d. texas. there were several other cases of that right after the bush election which was kind of surprising if you think about intel also was a sweater sutter general at the t