and then follow bayshore all of the way down to paul. i am not going to try what we did earlier. like three. >> this is potrero we are at now. did you want to go up? >> yes. so this proof -- so this? >> the big point is between potrero and 280. rather than using that line, i would like to use bayshore. >> one moment. ok. >> that is the big concept. >> ok. i see. >> mourn moment, please. >> so far, we have three people. -- one moment, please. >> so far, we have three people. >> we will get to a general direction, but i would generally conform to this. >> those are the boundaries. >> i understand, a and so this is -- my >> that is four people. >> there are other things to clear up. there you go. no change in deviation. >> the deviation for district 10 would be -0.91%. >> i think it makes it straighter. but -- >> no. >> neighborhood boundaries. >> like bernal, for example? >> yes. >> this shows the freeway as the eastern boundary, and we can also look at the planning neighborhoods. the plan in neighborhoods also showed the freeway. >> we di

it happened on bayshore boulevard.ys ago, i was convicted. i didn't think i was going to be convicted. >> luis harris is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty by a jury on all counts of sexual battery, kidnapping, impersonating a police officer, grand theft, and fraudulent use of credit cards. >> the defendant is guilty of sexual battery as charged. the defendant is guilty of kidnapping as charged. >> i felt weak at my knees. i started crying. i became very emotional. i stopped paying attention to the rest of the verdict that was being read, once the first guilty verdict came back. i already knew what was going to be there after. >> prosecutors say six months earlier, harris, who once attended a police academy, posed as an undercover cop and pulled over a woman driving along bayshore boulevard late at night. he handcuffed the 28-year-old woman, put her in the back seat of his car and withdrew money from her bank account at an atm. then he raped her. >> i never denied having sex with her. i admitted having sex wi

bayshore boulevard off-ramp was closed during the fire, but there were no evacuations and no injuries. >> coming up at 11:30, growing concerns that it could be a tough fire season ahead and the equipment shortage that could prove to be a disaster. >>> one man is dead tonight and eight others injured after a gunman opened fire in canada's shopping mall. he started shooting inside the food court in toronto. many of the injured in a hurt of stampede of shoppers racing to the exit. in the confusion the suspect got away. >> the suspect right now, we have one confirmed one and we have to look at the cameras. as you caneciate -- >> 25-year-old man died at the scene, two people are in critical condition and pregnant woman went into labor at the mall. >>> in stockton they are looking for two men who shot and killed a jewelry vendor in front of his wife and children. it happened this morning at

>> it seemed it was an easier line to describe, san bruno, paul, bayshore. otherwise i think the description gets weird. mansell to a point, across the freeway and up. i am wondering what the population is here? >> that is a population of 84. it would bring the deviation for district 10 to negative .8%, and the deviation for district nine to 4.72%. >> all right. i would so propose. in general i think using streets where there are streets is better than not, and this uses streets better. that's all. not trying to pull some massive part out. >> what are we trying to do? chairman mcdonnell: if i may try to represent it, this being consistent with regard to a couple of things. one, straighter lines. in that vein, in this case a border that is more easily described. is that accurate? >> yes. chairman mcdonnell: one more time, population and deviations? >> population of this highlighted area is 84 people. the deviation for district 10 would be negative .8%. the deviation for district nine would be 4.72%. >> thank you. chairman mcdonnell: mr. schreiber? >> i would

in tampa, bayshore boulevard, four and a half mile sidewalk turned in to a running path. cars, tried to drive through the water were stopped in their tracks, getting around on foot didn't prove much better in the constant pounding of the rain tropical storm warnings were expanded into the evening. >> this is a real close call from a news crew in tampa. they barely escaped after a tree came down on them. they were actually interviewing people who had trees come crashing down on their property when the soil gave way to another. they weren't injured. the area is bracing it's for serious wind damage and possible tornadoes. >> the void video we will show you the bayshore boulevard. you can see right here, this is the water that's rushing in and storm is only about 100 miles toward the rest of them. they will continue to see massive flooding. here is the -- we have a hurricane hunter plane inside -- winds are at 50 miles an hour. it's nearly stationary. this will be a major problem for the panhandle. down toward tampa approximate. they could see 20 inches of rain by tomorrow. p

saw kids tubing down bayshore drive. this is coastal flooding going on. we want to thank andrea young from mclean for forwarding this video. that would be like tube down connecticut avenue, folks. that's a very -- see the kids on the kayak? she said i don't want to see you later tonight in the e.r. it's becoming very impassable as the water really flooded tampa over the weekend. now the worst of it has gone farther north. i'll show you where the heaviest rain is now and what the forecast is for tropical storm debby. let's start locally because it's so nice out. if you haven't been out, we've had a refreshing change in air mass and temperatures are dropping. we are headed for the 50s overnight. that is going to feel fantastic. give that ac a rest because you will need it before the week is over. tuesday and wednesday looking terrific in particular tomorrow looking so sweet. late week is going to heat up again. those of you who plan to go out to the at&t national, be prepared for those 90s to be back in the forecast. right

we operate three recycling centers, one free-standing on bayshore.i would echo what john said, we are more than happy to entertain a conversation with all the parties that are involved. the company i work with is the largest buyback operator in the state. we have 400 locations in california, employing 700 people. it is very difficult to work in the confines of the law. satisfying the neighbors and constituents that we work with on a daily basis. it is important to remember the right and the convenience to recieve the redemption is a very important consideration. we have pushed over $40 million in redemption value back to the community, and we employed numerous employees during that time. we began with nine recycling centers back in 1996, and we only operate three of them today. we are overburdened and expanding in ways -- we're happy to help. >> thank you. >> changing the keys on the city garbage cans, i see people with actual keys to an open them and recycle them. to educate the building managers and businesses, and bringing the recycling items -- t

. >> reporter: traffic on bayshore these days flows like a lazy river. >> it's pretty fun. you feel the seaweed, kind of creeps you out. >> reporter: bare feet, swimsuits, floats and surf boards, it makes you wonder if anyone really knows what's in the floodwater. >> it's just water. it's not going to hurt. >> reporter: just water and all the things swept up with the surge. for an idea of what's lurking as you splash, look at what's left behind when the water recedes. >> there's so many dangers lurking in that water. you can't tell what is in it. some of the things it might be contaminated with it sewage that could contain bacteria, parasites, viruses. you also worry about runoff from say your lawn. there could be pesticides, fertilizers. >> we have had multiple ring worm conversations with our parents and could possibly just take a nice shower that. would take that bad germs out. >> reporter: that only works if you wear waterproof boots to protect your skin. cole roberts had a skin irritation to begin with. >> i was in there yesterday and it made it worse. >> reporter: eve

. -- garrett county. 60 on the bayshore at the naval academy. the water nearby kept them warmer. 56 at the airport. a trace of precipitation that moved through late last night and this morning. it barely got to 70 at the airport. the normal high is 80 degrees. the record low was 44 in 1997. the cool air being brought to us by low pressure. a counterclockwise flow draws some spotty showers across our region. there is a chance of a shower popping up. some clouds in the area. light breezes and temperatures in the 50's. sunsets at 8:30 p.m. this evening. once the low moves further to see and this passes by, southerly breezes will come out of this area. temperatures in the 80's and 90's in the country. minneapolis at 85 and kansas city, the mid country warmth will move our way but it will take another two or three days to get here. variable clouds like today. clouds in the afternoon and as clouds could produce a brief shower. light winds and water temperatures in the 70's. highs in the mountains. it will get warmer and drier of the weekend. chances f

this is an area that has three people so the line would move west from bayshore to the freeway, between 280 and depaul to confirm to the bike district. we're going to highlight this right now. >> i'm going to put the bart district layer up as well so i'm sure to highlight the correct area. so the highlighted area represents three people and this population is moving from nine to ten. the deviation of district 10 would become negative 0.78 pirs% and district 9, 4.8%. >> district 9 becomes 4.8, is that correct? >> yes. >> from the current 4.81. ok. d-10 would become with this change negative .87. d-9 would become 4.80 by moving this population of three. any questions? mr. alanso? >> sure. >> mr. leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss pilpel? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make the change. >> we have one more population move that we wanted to bring to you. this one is between the district seven and district four. this is a congressional line you would align to. it's 19th after median. it would move fr

related to that work, in about a month, wednesday, july 11, the southbound bayshore service will be routed to accommodate the construction in union square and going south. we had already rerouted the 30 and the 45. the rest of the buses will be rerouted. we are doing all the outreach for that. we got our bids for the chinatown station this past week. we got four bids. this is our biggest and most complex of the station contracts. the engineer's estimate was $235 million. we had bids ranging from some of the above that to quite a bit above that. we are still processing and reviewing the bids, but should be able to announce the results of that sand. -- of that soon. the other end of the tunnel is in north beach. as a result of their announcing some of the preliminary work, a little bit of utility relocation, and work on building the retrieval shack. there has been a lot of concern expressed by folks in north beach. we have been working with supervisor chiu's office to make sure we are addressing any of those concerns. they are concerned about impacts on columbus avenue that might affect the

the things that jump to mind are the line between nine and 10, 101 bayshore. there are a couple of those little thingies, not significant population issues at all. chairman mcdonnell: they might have some implications. any other non-population considerations? ok, thank you. let me then take us to the most significant of the list from my perspective. that is treasure island. commissioner pilpel: by concern i am looking some more at the populations and what is off is that eight is too big but we're relatively constrained so that is relatively locked down. three, however, there are three areas that we can still catch, two of which were already referenced which are russian hill and the tenderloin area and the third that occurred to me today, looking at all this carefully is the possibility of treasure island from 6 to 3. it occurred to me the development projects in six are rather significant in terms of workload. with the sea wall locked in 37, the proposal that came out last week that that will take a considerable amount of time, the transbay terminal, other iss

tampa bay has overrun the banks putting bayshore boulevards and the surrounding roads under water. a car is submerged in the floods and smoke is rising from an exposed wire underground. power companies are warning people to stare way because the water could be coming electrified. john hopes the water will subside and not reach his town house. faugh >> i'm a little concerned with high tide coming in, we're keeping a close eye on it but time will tell. >> the storms and one woman's life after a tornado. family members say that she was clinging to her baby so hard when the twister struck that she broke its ribs. the infant survived. >> i can't picture her holding the baby and not letting her go, just to know that my daughter was holding her baby so tight. >> the storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow. >> all of that flooding caused the state highway patrol to shut down parts of the florida heavily traveled interstate 10 as well. are you a mac or pc user? how could mean paying more for the same hotel if you book online? >> and, ready to blast off. how to safely celebrate the fourt

crews shut down the bayshore boulevard onramp to northbound highway 101, as several agencies tackledg&e tells us an equay have spae flames. close to 800 customers in brisbane and south san francisco are still without power. pg&e says power may not be restored until late tonight. >>> highway patrol investigating an accident in contra costa county that left two people dead and another seriously injured. it happened just before 10:15 last night on marsh creek road in clayton. authorities say one person was pronounced dead at the scene. the other died later at the hospital. a third person was hospitalized with serious injuries, but is expected to survive. >>> police in fairfield arrested a man today on suspicion of stabbing an 84-year-old man. investigators say this man, damon hamilton, attacked the elderly man yesterday inside a motel room. the victim was taken to the hospital. police say his injuries were serious, but not life-threatening. hamilton was booked into the solano county jail on charges of elder abuse, attempted murder and robbery. >>> we have new information tonight about t

tampa bay has overrun its banks putting bayshore boulevard and the surrounding roads under water. a car is submerged in the floods. and smoke is rising from an exposed wire undergrounds. power companies are warning people to stay away because the water could become electrified. >> on pins and needles. >> reporter: john hopes the water will subside and not reach his town house. >> i am concerned. high tide is coming in and we are keeping a close eye on it. time will tell. >> reporter: the storm has claimed one woman's life after a tornado hit highlands county, sunday. family members say she was clinging to her baby so hard when the twister struck she broke its ribs. the infant survived. >> i can picture her holding the baby and not letting her go, just to know that my daughter was holding her baby so tight. >> reporter: the storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow. in tampa, drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> our first warning coverage continues with bernadette woods. she has the storm on live doppler weather radar. good afternoon, bern that death. >> good afternoon, don. we

in tampa, the city's iconic bayshore boulevards remains under water. flooding is not only causing headaches for motorists, even marine life is suffering. the dead manatee was discovered. homeowners across the state are dealing with menacing sinkholes. 45 have cropped up and swallowed property. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast with tom tasselmyer -- >> it is amazing, debby a weak tropical storm. we will check on that in just a second. in baltimore, it has been a beautiful day. blue skies, low humidity, comfortable temperatures. seven degrees cooler than what is typical for this time of year. we peaked at a very nice 81 degrees. well below the record high of 99. skies are clear across the state tonight. you see a little bit of high clouds to our south. those are the outer bands of debby. just off the virginia eastern shore. it is beginning to drift a little farther away. high pressure will lead the temperatures cool love to comfortable levels again. we are seeing temperatures dropped into the lower 60's. by morning, some of those spots will be down to

curious as to the strategy the mayor's office has for the continued revitalization of the leland bayshore commercial corridor. i will leave you with those questions. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, supervisors. i want to thank you all for your public service and taking the time to come to the neighborhood today. i am a resident of district 11, and i wanted to start off -- i know the creation of job opportunities is one of the number one priority is for our city if fenestration. i wanted to make sure every day people are involved in those conversations and that something that is happening in district 11. the community organizations have come together, and we have led conversations in our neighborhood, in-depth conversations come in spanish and english with over 220 residents and stakeholders in the district. these conversations have provided powerful narrative's, of our communities everyday struggle to raise families and survive in district 11. we would like to share the themes that came from the analysis. what is the chronic abuse of workers' rights and advocacy. the lack of opport

look at the bayshore freeway headed south out of san francisco. it is basically slow in go traffic. >>george: at last check, 75 minutes from berlin to downtown san francisco on 101 board build. the >>jaqueline: it was another one day to day away from the clothesline. temperatures did call for the east bayshore is the and also down on the peninsula, places like santa fe over cooler the what we saw yesterday. what are down and redwood city. concord remained fairly warm. also fairly warm in santa rosa at 89 degrees. we are going to start getting warmer in to the next couple of days. future cast 4 tomorrow morning, temperatures in the '70s for the north bay the is the the delta. that is the yellow on its previous father lies mainly in the '60s. watch how quickly we are going to warm up tomorrow afternoon's. as we move into the noon hour, 90 degree readings for places like fairfield and in stock. easter concord, livermore into the south bay. later in the afternoon, even more warnings -- warming. mainly we will be in the '80s tomorrow. temperatures is nearing a 90 degrees in places like c

. >> reporter: traffic on bayshore these days flows like a lizzie river. >> it is pretty fun but you feel the seaweed. it kind of creeps you out. >> reporter: bare feet, swimsuits, floats around surf boards. it makes you wonder if anyone really knows what is in the flood water. >> it is just water. not going to hurt. >> reporter: just water and all the things swept up with the surge. for an idea of what is lurking as you splash, look at what is left behind when the water recedes. >> there are so many dangers lurking in that water. you can't tell what is in it. some of the thins that it might be contaminated with is sewage. that could contain bacteria, parasites, viruses. you worry about runoff from your lawn, pesticides. >> we have had multiple ring worm conversations with our parents and could take a shower. >> that only works if you wear waterproof boots to protect your skin. cole roberts had a skin irritation to begin with. >> it made it worse. >> reporter: the water is so mucky and muddy that it is impossible to tell what you were walking on sidewalk or what you are about to trip

curious as to the strategy the mayor's office has for the continued revitalization of the leland bayshore commercial corridor. i will leave you with those questions. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, supervisors. i want to thank you all for your public service and taking the time to come to the nehb

and east bay /inland areas will also see 70's with 60s for the east bayshore.ke a look at your seventh day a look at your 7 day around the bay things will gradually warming by tuesday, wednesday temperatures closer to normal range of 80s. mid 70's for the bay and the 60s for the coast. we will be right back. ♪ >> the raging wildfire forcing more evacuations to trying to hundred homes and destroying six t thousand acres. this is 60 percent containment and larimer county but it could take months. this was started by a lightning strike early this month. >> this has nationwide attention. this serious issue of bullying with the new york bus monitor. this community tackling the bullying problem. >> they came out as a community. to try to heal a fresh wound and to call attention to a nationwide problem. >> make sure that the bullying will end today. >> the organizer for this apparent of a verbal assault by three boys on a school bus has outraged the nation. >> look at what they said. >> as embarrassing as this is they hope that parents will learn. >> i should have got

. >>> a busy morning, let's go to ac transit camp we have a camera on an ac transit bus on the bayshore heading eastbound the richmond, west bound 8083 richmond toward berkeley's let's go to maps. west on 80 at university and earlier accident with a motorcycle no injuries, everything off to right-hand shoulder, which have a lot of the brake lights, there are a lot of slow speeds from richmond to the berkeley area as you go towards and revell drive time 27 minutes from carquinez bridge to mays. others low spots the altamont pass, and because of the earlier problem westbound 24, in lafayette son of a car fire the fire is out. there are bright lights as far back as the 680 interchange towards walnut creek, a check of the bay bridge toll plaza and back to you >>> the price of a plane ticket to get san francisco a sheriffs wife to testify at his hearing the wife is willing to testify at his misconduct hearing in san francisco but lopez is in that venezuela the city should pay for her trip. 6:36 a.m. on a computer hacker got into the san jose state associated students website but no informati

on the bayshore freeway there are two different incidences on the southbound. one ad pop art.a vehicle fire. it is slow from the airport and impacting the north beyond hillsdale. and up towards burlingame. the other hot spot we have been monitoring is the bay bridge. this backup is from an earlier bridge longer cleared. but look at the 880 approach. with these speeds the metering lights have been cycled. westbound interstate 580. and looking through the golden gate bridge the 101 the southbound. it should be the peak of the commute but light across the span. 8:47. >>james: good morning. a beautiful shot. with that sunshine and cloud coverage. that is what has been plaguing the coast and the bay. that low cloud coverage and the marine layer is thick. colder air is being pressed further and. a cool down the four portions of the east bay. let us take a look at 9:00 a.m. by 15 minutes some clouds breaking up. temperatures are on the mild side this morning. a quick look at temperatures. as we activate those temperatures we're warming up the east bay 50 degrees in pleasanton. also s

the fire started around 1:30 yesterday afternoon on san bruno mountaineer bayshore boulevard. the fire burned about 10 acres and knocked out power to more than 1300 customers. it took about 3 hours to get the fire under control. nobody was hurt. >>> vallejo police tonight are looking for the gunman who opened fire at a park last night, killing one person and injuring three others. christian captain spoke late this afternoon with an investigator who gave him details about that deadly drive-by shooting. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting started shortly before 8:15 saturday evening. witnesses say a gunman opened fire at a group gathered for a barbecue in decrees ranch park in northern vallejo. >> they were at the park and a black male in a dark vehicle, that's who was described as the shooter, opened fire and shot all four people. >> reporter: in all, four victims made it to area hospitals on their own. the 56-year-old man died from his wounds. a 17-year-old boy is in critical condition. a 67-year-old woman was upgraded from critical to stable condition today and a 35-y

och temperatures in the upper 60s and low seventies for the bayshore is in a cooler to the clothesline. the sea breeze winds will be intact right here but not so much in the north bay, traders will still be in the upper seventies and eighties. here's a look your extended forecast. cooler weather on top tomorrow in cool sunday and monday with a chance of light rain into monday morning. it will be drizzling slightly. conditions will be improving as we have to the next of the workweek. >>catherine: a bad day on the markets. >>rob: bad! >>catherine: the dow is down to under 75 points, the nasdaq 80 and the the s&p was down 32. rob black is here. part of this is europe. what is going on? >>rob: part of it is europe but not really, the big part of it is jobs. all 10 groups of the s&p were lower. we have not seen this low of recovery with a recession going back 50, 60, 70 or 80 years. >>catherine: everyone knew that this was not looking great. when it hit the market, was that a surprise? the extent of the reaction? >> i think so. >>catherine: will be right back after this brief period of ash

in the east bayshore is coming temperatures and the '60s. cooler conditions in the north bay.ere is a quick look at the extended forecast. of of this would call tomorrow and warm saturday included. we will have gusty conditions through the weekend. >>pam: vern glenn is that the listed golf club would be name opening information. >>vern: at the olympic club, the big story today, the hearings have come out. there is no bigger grammar group in the man of tiger woods, bob watson and phil mickelson. >> tiger and phil is always a huge attraction. putting bubble watson in there, he just won the masters, and when it is a huge deal. >> they are big movers, all of them. it is fun to watch. >> tiger had a good win at the memorial, but i think that is all he had for this season. >>brian: they seem small compared to the absolute power of tiger woods, phil mickelson, over watson. all >>caller: and where, more seniors had been suspended and heritage has hope. earlier this week, school officials announced that 25 students have been identified. kron4-at more than 50 students have now been susp

>>jaqueline: cooler conditions tomorrow on the bayshore is.aqueline: still a few upper 80s in the inland valleys tomorrow as well. here's a look at your afternoon highs for tomorrow. the east bay stores will be cool with a few degrees and are offered. >>jaqueline: here is a look at your extended forecast. as we have since the weekend, cooler weather as intense fog and low returns to the forecast as we head into next week temperatures will warm back up. >>pam: how the city of san francisco could increase public access to top water. we will be right back. >>pam: legislation introduced by the board of supervisors president in san francisco would add water bottle filling stations. a court case on if the measure passes, they hope legislation would promote the use of reusable bottles and reduce waste associated with >>pam: the modesto newspaper reports environmentalists are objecting to the plan to sell water which is scheduled if approved next month. the district says there is plenty of water to sell to san francisco did meet the needs of local cus